, year later atan fa from his time at bristol, year later at an fa —— an from his time at bristol, year later atan fa —— an fa from his time at bristol, year later at an fa —— an fa safeguarding committee investigated and cleared him of being able to carry on working. mark sampson has been cleared of wrongdoing into separate situations but the situation intensified when those at the top of the fa said they received the safeguarding report from 2014 and that led to the termination of his contract. the fa has denied it knew of any allegations before hiring mark sampson and defended its handling of recent events. previous times we might have tried to bury theissue times we might have tried to bury the issue but we have come out and we have self disclosed, and we have taken the investigation seriously, twice, and when we saw the bigger picture with the —— respect to mark, we dealt with it. questions remain, why has it taken them so long to look at the past of mark sampson. now the every decision of the fa will be put under the microscope. speaking this evening, gordon taylor the

it follows his arrest after an incident in bristol earlier this week. the england and wales cricket board took the decision after studying images which seem to show him fighting outside a nightclub. stokes is the england vice—captain and was seen as essential to england‘s chances of retaining the ashes this winter as our sports editor dan roan reports. they‘re the shocking scenes that have cast a shadow over english cricket — a video allegedly showing england vice captain ben stokes, circled here in a green t—shirt, involved in a street fight. the footage, published by the sun newspaper, claims to show the cricketer brawling with two men outside a nightclub in bristol in the early hours of monday morning. despite appeals for calm from others present, stokes appears to grapple with a man on the floor before throwing a flurry of punches. a 27—year—old was later taken to hospital with facial injuries. stokes, who was arrested after visiting the mbargo nightclub in a city where hours earlier england had played a one day international, was held

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the events of bristol have to be seen in the context of those words, and specifically, we have to consider that code of conduct when we think about the video which has come to light. it was after studying that video evidence which appears to show the altercation, that the ecb came to this position. it has to be seen as the start of disciplinary proceedings rather than the end and there is an indefinite sense about alex hales and ben stokes not being considered for selection until further notice. that is until the first test match in brisbane. the police in bristol still want witnesses to come former band they will want to see as much video evidence as possible and gathered a sense of the whole story. for now, it isa sense of the whole story. for now, it is a reiteration of how seriously the ecb are taking this. the european football has come to an end for the week but it finished on a high for arsenal, they made it two wins from two in the europa league. arsene wenger‘s side were in belarus — where they beat bate borisov 4—2, despite missing a number of their big names, as nick parro

stokes was arrested after visiting the nightclub in bristol, the city where hours earlier england had played a one—day international. he was held on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm and released under investigation. today stokes we re under investigation. today stokes were said to be fragile and devastated following his arrest and has apologised to the england and wales cricket board. clearly there needs to be a punishment. we need to know the full facts of what went on that night. he shouldn't have been in that position. i don't think being out at 2:30am on a monday morning is the right thing to be seen doing during the series. he has got to be the one who changes his lifestyle away from the cricket field. we want the ben stokes cricketer we have seen on the field over the last few years, we don't wa nt over the last few years, we don't want that to change but we need him to change off the field. in december 2011 stokes was cautioned after obstructing a police officer during a night out in newcastle. two years later he was sent home from the lions tour in australia for repea

shortly after he had it being after a complaint against him was made of his time at bristol. a year later, in fa safeguarding panel cleared him to continue working. thenin cleared him to continue working. then in august, details became ta blet of then in august, details became tablet of bullying and is nominated allegations from chelsea manning is tiger elio lugo. samson is cleared of wrongdoing in two separate in insta nces. of wrongdoing in two separate in instances. those at the top of the uk said they receive defaults grey the full report and led to the termination of the contra. the fa defenders handling of its events. previous times, we might have decided to bury the issue. we have come up front, taking concern seriously: not with one investigation but with two. when we saw the bigger picture with respect to mark: we dealt with it. but serious questions remain as to why it took so long to fully lead into samson's pass. cbs executives were already set to face a parliamentary enquiry next month —— senior fa executive. now they will be put under scope. the group women

but the bristol care home where both he and melissa were living failed to properly assess conroy's risk. when he moved to alexandra house in 2014, they were told he had attempted to kill four separate women, including his own mother. a report they were given said, he should be highly supervised at all times with particular attention being paid to the recognised victim profile of young, petite women, who he feels he can easily overpower. however, the home didn't provide the constant supervision is dangerous fantasies demanded. supervision his dangerous fantasies demanded. melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes that were in place. the care home have today apologised to melissa's family, saying it had failed in their duty to protect her. her father simply hopes the mistakes identified in this report prevent otherfamilies from suffering as he has. i miss melissa. i miss herjust running around. i miss her hugs. i miss everything. james mathieson, the father of melissa mathieson, ending that report by michael buchanan. tim

the events of bristol had to be seen in the context of those words. specifically we have to consider that code of conduct when we think about the video which has come to light. it was after studying that video evidence, which appears to show the altercation that led to ben stokes‘s arrest, that the ecb came to this decision. it has to be seen as the start of this openly proceedings rather than the end of it and there is an indefinite sense of it alex hales and ben stokes not being considered for selection until further notice. the police in bristol still want witnesses to come forward and i am sure they will want to see as many video evidence as possible. they will want to gather a sense of the entire story. but for now, this is a reiteration of how seriously the ecb are taking this. it does not get much bigger for england cricketers than the ashes. what about england footballers? there are world cup qualifiers on the horizon — the final two games left in the european groups before the tournament in russia next summer. england go into their matche

a man has died after armed police open fire on a car near bristol. the government warns boeing its behaviour in a trade dispute that threatens thousands ofjobs in northern ireland could jeopardise future contracts. also in the next hour, more misery for ryanair passengers. the airline says it's cancelling an extra 18,000 flights in a move that will affect another 400,000 travellers. measles has effectively been eliminated in the uk for the first time, according to the world health organisation. and the smoking volcano on the island of bali, tens of thousands flee their homes amid fears it will erupt for the first time in more than 50 years. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. jeremy corbyn has told delegates at his party conference that labour is "ready for government" and "on the threshold of power". in a rousing speech in brighton, the labour leader said his party is ready to tackle inequality and rebuild the nhs. he also promised sweeping changes to social housing and tenants‘ rights if he wins power. our political correspondent iain watson

after he was arrested on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm at a nightclub in bristol early yesterday. here's more from our correspondentjoe wilson. england are due to announce the ashes squad tomorrow so this is not good news for anybody, does it cause questions over the suitability of ben stokes to international cricket? toa ben stokes to international cricket? to a certain extent i think it must, ben stokes is a very passionate cricketer, very famous cricketer around the world, very marketable and in many ways that passion has helped condemning his huge talent as a cricketer but he's been promoted to england's vice captain and england have been looking to aid and help his maturity which will in turn help his maturity which will in turn help the team. what we have to say is that ben stokes has not been charged with any offence at this point but those investigations by the police in bristol continue, they are seeking evidence, talking to witnesses about what went on in the vicinity of a nightclub in bristol at about 230 in the morning which led to this case of actual body lay harm an

ben was arrested early monday morning, september 25 after an incident in bristol. he was held overnight and released under investigation without charge late on monday. he will not join the team in london. alex hales, who was with ben stokes on sunday night didn't train this morning but returned voluntarily to bristol today to help police with their inquiries. we can't offer any further details on this at this point but we will provide updates when we have more information to give. how does it affect the players's chances of ashes selection? the selectors have been instructed to select the ashes squad based on form and fitness as they normally would. one of britain's most—successful olympians, jason kenny, has revealed he secretly retired after rio 2016 but has now decided to reverse his decision. the six—time gold medallist said he walked away from track cycling because the sport had taken its toll on him physically and mentally. however, he now says a year off, and becoming a father, has helped him change his mind. i ended up kind of training again just becaus

bristol on the left—hand side, and portishead is on the right, overlooking the bristol channel. this is just the right, overlooking the bristol channel. this isjust abovejunction i9 channel. this isjust abovejunction 19 where we are at the moment. you can see the road where this incident happened at about 930 this morning goes off the motorway roundabout, very close to the main carriageway. we are told that at rush—hour, police surrounded a red saloon car. there was a gunfire incident involving police firearms. we have had it confirmed in the last hour or so that a man has died. in the last hour, they have erected that barrier, the protective screen. we understand they are removing the man's body from the scene. the media and the public are being held back. intense police activity on a road that normally carries commuter traffic on the road into bristol. with what appeared to be bullet holes in a car window. during rush hour this morning at 9:30, eyewitnesses saw a marked and unmarked police vehicles surrounded a red saloon car, and a number of shots were fired. i came up to o

she was killed at this care home in bristol. today's case review finds the field to take seriously the perpetrator‘s history. ina seriously the perpetrator‘s history. in a statement the care home said, her death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes that were in place. that did not always happen. there were a number of missed opportunities. he has losses daughter and wife in recent yea rs. he has losses daughter and wife in recent years. today's report. she wanted 15 minutes of fame. she got it the wrong way. she got it the wrong way because nobody cared. residents of the indonesian island of bali are nervously waiting to find out whether its most sacred mountain will erupt. tens of thousands of people living near the slops of mount agung volcano have been moved from their homes. ——slopes but the indonesian authorities are keen to reassure holiday—makers that the island remains open for business. hywel griffith sent this update from bali. life on the tourist beach

melissa was killed at this care home in bristol. alexandra house specialises in looking after people with asperger‘s, but today's serious case review finds they failed to take seriously jason conroy's previous history of abnormal sexual fantasies and were too positive in their assessment of his behaviour. in a statement, alexandra house said, "our deepest sympathies have been with melissa's family over the past three years." "since the review, was launched we have worked tirelessly to make the necessary changes so that nothing like this can ever happen again." melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes which were in place. that didn't always happen. and there were a number of missed opportunities for a number of practitioners and a number of organisations. james mathieson has lost his daughter and wife in recent years. today's report lays bare what he has always believed — that melissa at least should still be alive. she wanted her 15 minutes of fame. she got it

big problems around bristol. thank you. merseyside police are looking for a man who walked into a nursery school this morning, carrying what looked like a gun. the man is believed to have entered the childsplay nursery in the wavertree area of liverpool, before leaving with a second man on a motorcycle. detectives say he was looking for another man, who is not a member of staff. the headlines. jeremy corbyn tells his party conference that labour is the political mainstream and is ready for government. a man has died after armed police opened fire on a carjust off the m5 at portishead near bristol. the government warns boeing its behaviour in a trade dispute that threatens thousands ofjobs in northern ireland could jeopardise future contracts. 176 for evin lewis. england need to chase down 357 if they are to chase the series. brighton striker tomer hemed will serve a three—match ban after a retrospective violent conduct charge from the fa. and britain's kyle edmund is out of the chungdu open after losing to americanjared d

burlington bristol bridge expected to go up around 5:20. stick to the turnpike connector bridge instead. outside live in cherry hill camden this is route 70. construction here just cleared so if you're headed out on route 70 near kings highway you can see light volume. you're dry. good to go so far this morning, matt and tam. >> good to hear. thank you, karen. >>> let's get to that breaking news. fire at a home in wilmington, delaware, left a man dead while a woman was able to escape the flames and jump to safety. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live outside this home on the 100 block of west 37th street. jeanette. >> reporter: well, matt, we talked to the victim's daughter and she tells me her step dad went inside to get her mother, his wife of 30 years to try and save her. he ended up getting trapped inside of that home and as you mentioned, he has died. take a live look here behind me. this is the home they lived in for about 30 years. this fire broke out around 11:30 last night along the 100 block of west 37th here in wilmingto

also tonight: a man is shot dead by police near bristol. eyewitnesses say the police may have fired up to ten times. yet more rya nair cancellations. 18,000 flights between november and next march grounded. arrested around the country. 11 far right extremists thought to belong to the banned national action group. thousands ofjobs at plane—maker bombardier are at risk after an american trade ruling. ben stokes is chosen for the winter ashes series. but what about that police investigation for causing actual bodily harm? coming up in sportsday on bbc news. can england chase down a massive 357 to take the 4th one day international at the oval and, with it, the series? good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. jeremy corbyn was given numerous standing ovations today as he delivered his keynote conference speech. he said labour was on the threshold of power, mocked tory disunity and insisted labour policies were now mainstream. 0n brexit, he accused the tories of spending more time arguing with each other than negotiating with the eu.

in the streets of bristol in the early hours after he had been playing for england. so ben stokes and alex hales not to be considered for selection for england international matches until further notice. more on that a little later on. this is bbc news. 0ur is bbc news. our main stories: the eu's lead negotiator say there is is a new dynamic to brexit talks but there is still work to be done. ryanair and thousands more flights are cancelled. at least 14 rohingya muslim refugees, including eight children are reported drowned after a boat carrying them capsized off the coast of bangladesh. in sport, ben stokes and alex hales are not to be considered for selection as investigations continue into the incident in the early hours of monday morning in bristol. a video emerged of ben stokes appearing to be involved in a brawl outside a nightclub. no charges have been brought but the police investigation continues. alex hales was with ben stokes that evening. and the england and world cup qualifiers, fabian delph has been included. and the british bobsleigh chief executive, r

a man has died after armed police opened fire on a car near bristol. an official inquiry has been launched. more problems for ryanair. flight cancellations will go on until march, 400,000 more passengers will be affected. and ben stokes is picked for the ashes tour to australia — despite his arrest and despite breaking a finger earlier this week. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, romelu lukaku puts united in control of their champions league fixture against cska moscow. we'll have news of celtic and chelsea as well. good evening. jeremy corbyn told the labour conference in brighton that the party now occupies the political centre ground and is on the threshold of power. he offered voters the prospect of a labour government determined to tackle inequality, to scrap tuition fees in england and to impose new controls on private rents. he insisted labour was better placed to manage the brexit process and accused theresa may of presiding over a "coalition of conservative chaos." our first report tonight on mr corbyn‘s speech is by our political ed

a lorry travelling north on the m5 just outside of bristol colliding with two cars. several motorists rushed to help those injured. four we re rushed to help those injured. four were killed, three critically injured. a woman was taken to southmead hospital and two children to the bristol children's hospital for treatment. all three are in a life—threatening condition. it is understood and 18 tonne lorry travelling southbound on the m5 crashed through the central reservation before colliding with two vehicles on the other side of the motorway. due to the high speeds and high impact of this accident, the clean—up operation has been taking longer than expected. parenti teams have been combing the area throughout the night and most of the day. —— forensic teams. they are searching for any clues to help determine how this tragedy unfolded. we are looking at a number of lines of inquiry, one is the beer call. are there any defects which caused it to lose control? —— one is the lorry. the driver was treated in hospital, not seriously injured. he has been intervi

this is for the burlington bristol bridge. that's scheduled for 5:20. we'll have another ten minutes or so before that opens. we're clear on the tacony palmyra and ben franklin. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:12. crops in crisis. all new, florida's agriculture takes a huge hit during irma's wrath, and that could impact what you pay at the grocery store. >>> charged with murder. how police tracked down the teens they say killed a dad in front of his 2-year-old daughter. >>> and high-tech excitement. we're expecting big announcements from apple in just a few hours. the new toys that could be hitting the shelves soon. marcopolo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! sì? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. polo! >>> philadelphia police say

the events of bristol have to be seen in the context of those words, specifically we have to consider the code of conduct when we think about the video that has come to light. it was after studying the video evidence, which appears to show the altercation which led to ben sto kes's altercation which led to ben stokes's arrest, that the ecb came to this position. it has to be seen as the start of disciplinary proceedings rather than at the end. there is an indefinite sense about alex hales and specifically ben stokes not being considered for selection until further notice. specifically until the first test match in brisbane. the police in bristol still want witnesses to come forward and i'm sure they'll want to see as much video evidence as possible, they'll want to gather a sense of the whole story. for now, i think this is a reiteration of how seriously the ecb are taking this. plenty of games in the europa league, two british clubs in action. arsenal made it two wins from two with 4-2 arsenal made it two wins from two with 11—2 victory over their belarussian opponents. with 11—2

that goes on in two events of 2:30am or thereabouts monday evening in bristol. everybody who was at the ground tonight including england's players are beginning to think about how england will take on the ashes this winter without ben stokes. there was more super league semi final drama tonight. following the golden point drop goal that sent castleford through to the grand final. leeds held off hull fc beating them 18—16 at headingley to reach old trafford for a west yorkshire derby next weekend. tim hague reports. 80 minutes from the grand final. will it be the final four in danny mcguire and rob arrow? leaving and retiring from the game respectively. there was little surprise when leeds went into an early lead. two tries to stop 12—0 in 20 minutes. their tea m to stop 12—0 in 20 minutes. their team bus turned a place —— turned up late and so did a whole. gareth ellis wanting to go about with a bang. these moves getting whole closer. —— hull. this score making it 16 apiece. called what —— could kallu m it 16 apiece. called what —— could ka

in the early hours of monday morning, ben stokes was in this area of bristol after england had played a match in the city. stokes is under investigation for causing actual bodily harm. then was arrested in the early hours of monday morning, 25th of september, following an incident in bristol. he was held overnight and released under investigation without charge late on monday. well, west indies are training here ahead of their match against england at the oval tomorrow but before that game begins, there is a major announcement. right here, england will name their squad to play australia in the ashes. now, they say they will pick players on the normal basis of form and fitness, therefore we can assume ben stokes will be the squad. ben stokes is a man in demand. talented, well paid, you will see his face on posters at the oval. one of the team's most marketable figures. well known to possess a passionate temperament that can at best compliment his talent. england will be desperate not to lose ben stokes. but his immediate future is in the hands of the police. joe wilson, bbc news, at th

it is about an unnamed woman from bristol ona about an unnamed woman from bristol on a first date. what happened when she went back to his house and needed the toilet. are you ready? here is headache, liam smith. unfortunately it wouldn't flush and she decided to throw it out of the window. my house is quirky and the bathroom doesn't open into the outside garden. it opens to an air gap and there is a double glazed window between that and the outside garden. she was reaching in to try and get the to out of the window. she asked me help to get out and she was stuck. embarrassing, certainly. unpleasant, undoubtedly. newsworthy? some people had their doubts, including michael hill e—mail... thank you for all your comments, if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or appear on the programme, you can call us on... do have a look at our website. that is all from us, i will be back in a fortnight and roger bolton will be here next week to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage. we are still dodging downpours this evening but some will be turning dry as the e

in bristol, police officers who shot dead a driver this morning near the m5 say they were responding to reports that he was carrying a gun. witnesses have described hearing up to ten shots being fired by officers after the car was stopped. the shooting happened near portishead. avon and somerset police say they have informed the independent police complaints commission, who are now investigating, as our correspondent, jon kay, reports. morning rush—hour and a shooting involving armed police. the red car has a handgun on the roof, bullet holes in the rear window and there's shattered glass on the ground. eyewitnesses described the vehicle being surrounded by marked and unmarked police cars and then officers firing inside. first i thought that it was just someone getting turn around or something in the road. i looked downed and i looked up, five, six shots fired, and the officers standing there. through the window, the window was all smashed and then they dragged him from the vehicle. as i drove back later, i could see there was a helicopter that had landed and then that road was com

a lorry travelling north on the m5 just outside of bristol colliding with two cars. several motorists rushed to help those injured. four we re rushed to help those injured. four were killed, three critically injured. a woman was taken to southmead hospital and two children to the bristol children's hospital for treatment. all three are in a life—threatening condition. it is understood and 18 tonne lorry travelling southbound on the m5 crashed through the central reservation before colliding with two vehicles on the other side of the motorway. due to the high speeds and high impact of this accident, the clean—up operation has been taking longer than expected. parenti teams have been combing the area throughout the night and most of the day. —— forensic teams. they are searching for any clues to help determine how this tragedy unfolded. we are looking at

a man has died after armed police opened fire on a car near bristol. an official inquiry has been launched. theresa may says she is bitterly disappointed after a trade dispute with the us puts thousands of aviation jobs at risk at the bombardier plant in belfast. and newsnight, after weeks of investigation, we bring you the most conference of the yet of the people who made their escape from floor 21 of g re nfell tower. who made their escape from floor 21 of grenfell tower. what really happened that night? and how did they lived to tell the tale? —— they live. good evening and welcome to bbc news. jeremy corbyn told the labour conference in brighton that the party now occupies the political centre ground and is on the threshold of power. he offered voters the prospect of a labour government determined to tackle inequality, to scrap tuition fees in england, and to impose new controls on private rents. he insisted labour was better placed to manage the brexit process, and accused theresa may of presiding over a "coalition of conservative chaos". this

burlington bristol bridge overnight construction until 5:00 a.m. all lanes had been blocked. at this point stick to the turnpike connector instead of the burlington bristol if you're headed out right now tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> deadly gunfire in north philadelphia. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live now at the scene with the latest details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, three people were shot, one person died. the motive here remains under investigation and you can see police are still on the scene here. they've been on the scene for hours investigating this homicide detectives are investigating. this happened on the 600 block of personal place in the spring garden apartments. police initially thought this was a double shooting. arriving officers found two men in a courtyard. they both had been shot. a 58-year-old man was hit in the leg and hip. he's in stable condition at hahnemann. the second man who is 26 years old was shot in the hip and is in critical condition. while police are here investigating what they thoug

now an analysis by the university of bristol have studied dating back to the 1950s that suggest that having one small glass of wine twice a week, orfour units one small glass of wine twice a week, or four units in one small glass of wine twice a week, orfour units in total, may result in a small increase in the chances of having a small baby or a premature birth. but scientists say there is so little research is difficult to be sure. we could then come up with —— we couldn't come up with a definite answer as to whether there is or is not a harmful effect of treating such a low level of alcohol. so there is uncertainty as to whether it is therefore not say for the child to be exposed to this level of alcohol. pregnant women who have had a drink are being reassured that they are unlikely to have harmed their baby, but advice from both researchers and the uk chief medical officer is that it is best to completely abstain while pregnant, or trying to conceive, on the grounds that it is better to be safe tha n the grounds that it is better to be safe than sorry. jenny walrond, bbc news

he was arrested after visiting a nearby nightclub in bristol, the city where hours earlier england had played a one—day international. city where hours earlier england had played a one-day international. we need to know the full facts of exactly what went on on that night. he should not have been in that position. i do not think being out at 2:30 a.m. 0n position. i do not think being out at 2:30 a.m. on a monday morning is the right thing during a series to be seen doing. ultimately he needs to look in the mirror and change. he needs to be the one to change his lifestyle off the cricket field. we don't want his cricketing to change on the field but we do need to change off the field. '5 is not the first time he has faced scrutiny. in 2011 he was cautioned after obstructing a police officer or after a night out in newcastle. in nine years later he was sent home from the lines to our in australia for repeated late—night drinking. in 2014 he broke it and after punching a dressing room locker which ruled him out of the g20 world cup. 0n the field he is regarded as england's best allâ€

but the rain and the winds will strengthen through the night, gusting to gale force close to the bristol channel. plenty of frequent showers being driven in by those blustery winds across those west facing coasts. 9—13 degrees greeting us on monday morning. but it's a showery start to our working week. some showers heavy and thundery. dodge the showers, you will see a bit of sunshine but it's not going to feel particularly warm. 13—19 degrees at the very best. a brief lull in proceedings, proceedings perhaps on tuesday, but not long before we see another spell of wet and very windy weather arriving tuesday night into the early hours of wednesday morning. hello, this is bbc news with me ben brown. the headlines at 12.30. hurricane force winds have begun smashing into southern florida as irma approaches. it's expected to make landfall in a matter of hours. more than six million people have been ordered to leave their homes. the storm is moving slowly away from cuba after causing significant damage to the county's north coast. across the caribbean, at least 25 people have died, includin

watching the bridges, in the middle of the opening at the burlington bristol bridge. that was scheduled for 5:20. clear on the tacony palmyra and ben franklin. we'll end with mass transit. minor delays for septa's thorndale train, running 15 minutes behind. newark train from 1295 run being 17 minutes behind -- running about 17 minutes behind. amtrak, patco, and new jersey transit on or close to schedule. >> 5:32. 52 degrees outside. >>> we're following a story in wilmington. a house fire kills a man after he rushed back in to try to save his wife. the call came in around 11:20 last night. nbc 10 talked with the man's son who said he was trying to save his wife when she died. she's in the hospital, but we're told she's alert. a third person who tried to help wasn't seriously hurt. we have a crew on the scene. katy zachry will have a live update coming up on the news at 6:00. >>> today the man behind the controls in the deadly amtrak train derailment wants the criminal charges against him dismissed. >> investigators say engineer brandon bostian was going too fast around

he was arrested in bristol in the early hours of yesterday morning after a nightclub incident. he was later released without charge. does it matter what has happened at this stage? the timing couldn't be worse? absolutely, the overlit set for a training session for the west indies team this morning. england we re indies team this morning. england were training here without ben stokes and without alex hales. ickes hails, it should be pointed out, went to bristol voluntarily to help police with their investigations. it is stokes who is under investigation as police seek witnesses to an incident of actual bodily harm in this nightclub. timing, absolutely, you have the fourth one—day international happening tomorrow which he will not be involved in. before that, in the morning, there will be the announcement for the ashes squad which will travel to australia. they will fly in three weeks' time. now, theoretically, ben stokes is the vice captain of the england test team. in terms of his global reputation, he is the world's most talented all—round cricketer. andrew strauss, the d

—— outside a bristol my club this week. stokes was arrested on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm. no charges have been brought against him. now a video has been released by the sun newspaper that appears to show a fight involving the all—rounder. the pictures coming up are fairly graphic. they seemed to show stokes repeatedly throwing punches towards two men come in fact one needed to go to hospital treatment of facial. stokes also suffered a minor fracture in his hand on the night of the incident. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson has more on the developments. the ecb have confirmed this decision is based on that video. the ecb have said as well that they will allow and respect the criminal proceedings to unfold, take place. again, that will be typical, whenever you have a sports person involved in any kind of disciplinary misconduct, criminal investigations, then the police activity will take precedence, but of course there are the sports governing bodies own rules and regulations. i looked at the ecb‘s own cod

the burlington bristol is back down after an opening there. i want to show you regional rails because we've spotted a few trains late. one on the wilmington/newark line that was 17 minutes late, another on the paoli thorndale 25 minutes late. don't forget the new schedules that took effect. >> irma is no longer a tropical storm. it's falling apart over land. there are clouds swinging up over the region today from what's left of irma, a couple of showers farther to the south look like they'll fall apart today. tomorrow would be the day we probably see a few of those pop through. 59 degrees by 7 o'clock. in philadelphia we're in the 50's this morning in most neighborhoods. yesterday some spots were in the 40's and a couple of places are actually up into the 60's. warmer this afternoon so 76 by noon. by 3 o'clock 81, that's going to be your high. winds light today. clouds will have a tendency to increase matt. >> a couple became trapped in a.m. cave in the san francisco bay. the coast guard worker rappeled into the huge mouth as huge waves were s

again, both directions there over the burlington bristol bridge. i'll have updates when i come back. my next update in ten minutes. >> jessica boyington, thank you. >>> on strike and out of school. the effort to get teachers back on the job in one local school district as thousands of students won't have class for a second straight day. >>> and going bankrupt. it's now official. breaking overnight, the iconic toy store facing serious financial problems just as the ohio season nears. >>> and at 4:112, saved by -- 4:12, saved by a star. how a singer helped two brothers from philadelphia escape irma. sic) (group) surprise! oh my goodness! happy birthday! oh, you. (laughing) this was a wonderful surprise. you know, at our age, not all surprises can be this good. you're not kidding. (female #1) remember peggy's surprise last month when frank died? so sudden; all the funeral expenses. they were not prepared. well, i'm not going to burden my family with my final expenses. -huh? -i called about the colonial penn program this morning. i'm alex trebek. if yo

finally, sunderland and bristol city host yeoviltown. finally, ospreys hooker scott baldwin should have been playing in his side's to 14 match against the cheaters yesterday but he was wounded by a lion. on a trip to south africa, he was wounded at a game park and needed a couple of stitches. according to his coach, he should the average couple of weeks, who, afterwards, called him rather stupid. he has had plenty of warning, pretty stupid, pretty lucky, nothing to do with where we were. we have been told how far back. i don't know what programmes he's been watching, you can park a lion and a head as if it's bickerton. it's probably one of the silliest things i've ever been involved in. if you'd seen the footage, all i can is ouch. that's all the sport. next, camera click. -- click. this week, explosions, big caps and good on the loose. the beautiful welsh countryside. home to families, lakes, the odd feral goat and... electric mountain. hidden inside this mountain is a pumped storage power station and it is basically a monster battery.

it follows his arrest after an incident in bristol earlier this week. the england and wales cricket board took the decision after studying images which seem to show him fighting outside a nightclub. stokes is the england vice—captain and was seen as essential to england's chances of retaining the ashes this winter as our sports editor dan roan reports. they're the shocking scenes that have cast a shadow over english cricket — a video allegedly showing england vice captain ben stokes, circled here in a green t—shirt, involved in a street fight. the footage, published by the sun newspaper, claims to show the cricketer brawling with two men outside a nightclub in bristol in the early hours of monday morning. despite appeals for calm from others present, stokes appears to grapple with a man on the floor before throwing a flurry of punches. a 27—year—old was later taken to hospital with facial injuries. stokes, who was arrested after visiting the mbargo nightclub in a city where hours earlier england had played a one day international, was held on

because what mark sampson did, this relationship he had with some of his female players back in the bristol academy some years ago, we dodged know the exact nature of them but we know it was deemed sufficiently serious for him to be placed on a safeguarding behavioural development programme by the fa and the reason why this is so relevant right now is even though the fa are trying to create distance between this scandal and the controversy surrounding eniola aluko, the point is they have this information in a period of time when there were none too further investigations into serious allegations made by eni aluko against mark sampson. did those investigations know about this previous safeguarding enquiry? will be handed the full report? would have had some bearing on their conclusions? was cleared mark sampson, finding him guilty of no wrong doing so all of these dealings will be part of that hearing and was a highly unusual, forthright intervention by the government today in the form of the sports minister tracey crouch, who said it was a mess, it is hard to disagree. 0nce again grace is v

a man has died after armed police opened fire on a car near bristol. the shooting happened just off a junction of the m5 near portishead. avon and somerset police say they were alerted after members of the public reported seeing someone with a handgun, and that the incident was not terror related. the independent police complaints commission is investigating. jon kay reports. morning rush—hour. and a shooting involving armed police. the red car has a handgun on the roof. bullet holes in the rear window. and there's shattered glass on the ground. eyewitnesses described the vehicle being surrounded by marked and unmarked police cars. and then officers firing inside. i first thought it was someone just getting turned around or something in the road. i looked down and i looked up and there was five or six shots fired. the officers standing there, through the window, the window was all smashed. and then they dragged him from the vehicle. when i drove back later i could see there was a helicopter that had landed and the road was completely closed off by th

liam plunkett‘s five wicket haul sealed a 124 run victory in bristol. even on a dank autumn evening, there was no hiding the star. a dazzling day for moeen ali, and not a bad one for his team—mates. ben stokes and joe root showed away with blistering half before moeen ali sent england's cold stratospheric. a century of quite brutal brilliance. his last 60 i’u ns quite brutal brilliance. his last 60 runs flashed in just 14 balls, including eight sixes. the crowd loved it, the west indies less so. by loved it, the west indies less so. by the time he completed his century in predictable fashion, england were seemingly out of sight. the west indies‘ target, 370. with chris gayle at the crease, anything was possible, but his bat speed israeli matched by food speed. he dawdled on 94. adil rashid did not and by barely a coat of varnish, his hopes vanished. so barely a coat of varnish, his hopes vanished. 50 soon did the west indies‘. the winning catch taken by moeen ali. his marriage and very much england‘s bay. it was a good time to come into bat. i

this image was ta ken in bristol. with blue skies. this image was taken in bristol. some of the clouds are bringing showers. this is satellite over the last few hours. a few showers in eastern england. as we head into the evening as we will continue to see the threat of one of two showers. in the far south—east these will move in. it will be a chilly night. still double figures in their towns and cities. in more role will spots that amateurs could be close to freezing. —— rural spots. a fresh start to your saturday morning. some sunshine for most of us from the word go. there is the chance that we will see a few showers. many of us will avoid them. the most likely areas of the south—east of england and east anglia. a lot of try and looking weather for much of the day on saturday. in scotland a fine day to come temperatures around 17, 18 in the warmer spots. sunny and dry for much of the day in northern ireland. no notice the rain working its way in. across much of northern england and wales a lot of dry weather to be seen. and wales a lot of dry weather to be

as the players play here, police in bristol were again renewing their appeal for two witnesses in particular to come forward as a criminal investigation goes on into the events of 2:30am or thereabouts monday evening in bristol. i think everybody out of the ground tonight including england's failures are beginning to think seriously about how england will take on the ashes this winter without ben stokes. there was more super league semi final drama tonight, following the golden point drop goal that sent castleford through to the grand final. leeds held off hull fc, beating them 18—16 at headingley to reach old trafford for a west yorkshire derby next weekend. 80 minutes from the grand final and would it be the final 84 danny mcguire and rob burrow, leading and retiring from the game respectfully? hull haven't won at headingley in decades with was little surprise when leeds went into an early lead. two tries, 12— zero in 20 minutes. two tries, i2— zero in 20 minutes. just like their team bus which turned up late, gareth ellis wanted to go out with a bang. now not only backin to go out w

a bit of trouble to say the least after the allegations of the brawl in bristol. dropped from the ashes team. at the fa, a very senior figure in the football association so figure in the football association so you're used to dealing with this. vaguely similar situations. i have to say the timing of this is extraordinary and i would preface anything i see with what on earth he was doing on the streets of bristol at two o'clock in the morning 48 hours before england play he one—day international, something only you can explain. should he be dropped for the team? as things stand i think he will be dropped but you come under huge pressure. i go back to you now 96, seems 100 years ago, but we came back from preparing for euro 96. we had had the dentist years and the television broken and all the things that went on, and the pressure on every individual member of that squad was considerable. this was effectively one person plus one other player who witnessed it. there isa other player who witnessed it. there is a real disconnect between young people who become supers

drew spence scored chelsea's opener as they thrashed bristol city 6—0. there were also wins for arsenal, sunderland and manchester city. england and saracens number eight billy vunipola will miss england's autumn internationals after being ruled out for four months with a knee injury. he limped off in sarries' win over sale yesterday and underwent surgery today. he will miss the tests against argentina, australia and samoa in november and the first few rounds of his club sides european cup defence. there are a couple of games taking place in the premiership today. exeter chiefs lead wasps 2a—10 and northampton lead by 33 points to 13 at london irish. peter sagan won his third world title in a row in a dramatic finish in the men's road race at the world championships in norway. the slovakian had barely featured among the lead riders throughout the 166—mile race in bergen. he was in 80th place approaching the final climb up salmon hill, but timed his ride to perfection. sagan beat norwegian alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to become the f

in the early hours of monday morning, ben stokes was in this area of bristol after england had played a match in the city. stokes is under investigation for causing actual bodily harm. ben was arrested in the early hours of monday morning, 25th september, following an incident in bristol. he was held overnight and released under investigation without charge late on monday. well, west indies are training here ahead of their match against england at the oval tomorrow, but before that game begins there is a major announcement. right here, england will name their squad to play australia in the ashes. now they say they will pick players on the normal basis, of form and fitness, therefore we can assume ben stokes will be in the squad. ben stokes is a man in demand, talented, well—paid, you will see his face on posters at the oval, one of the team's most marketable figures. well—known to possess a passionate temperament that can, at best, complement his talent. england will be desperate not to lose ben stokes, but his immediate future is in the hands of the police. joe wilson, bbc news,

ben stokes has been arrested after an incident in bristol in the early hours of yesterday morning and won't be available for the fourth one—day match against west indies. he missed training today along with team—mate alex hales, who is also thought to be helping police with their enquiries. patrick gearey is with me. this is farfrom ideal in the middle of a one—day series, what details do we have? in the hours following a number's last one—day international against west indies in bristol, alex hales and ben stokes we re bristol, alex hales and ben stokes were called out to an incident in which a man received facial injuries and they arrested ben stokes on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm. stokes was kept in a cell overnight and released the next day without charge but under investigation. alex hales, who was also there, is currently helping police with their enquiries. neither player train today was involved in the preparations for england's next one—day international. because it is a police investigation, there is only so much we know or can say but stokes is absolut