leeds are still without a win in 2018 though, whilst bristol city remain in sixth. rangers are up to second in the scottish premiership on goal difference after an eight—goal thriller at hamilton. accies actually took the lead after only five minutes at new douglas park but rangers equalised and then went ahead after a josh windass shot was spilled badly by hamilton keeper gary woods. the home side made it 2—2 but rangers scored two quick—fire goals and then windass scored his third to make it 5—2. hamilton pulled one back in the closing minutes but the 5—3 win means rangers move above aberdeen. celtic drew 0—0 at home to stjohnstone in the day's other fixture, but have still increased their lead at the top to nine points. british slope—style skier james woods desribed his fourth place finish as "minging" as he narrowly missed out on a bronze medal. britain needed just one more to make it a record five at a winter olympics but failed to add to their tally today. at least lizzie yarnold and laura deas received their medals after yesterday's sliding succ

does that include bristol city council—owned buildings? it does. so, if you take them out of the equation, that doesn't sound like many. and the ones we visited, that are closing on 31st january, there is no signage, a) that they are closing, and b), where the nearest toilet is. people are quite literally going to be caught short? not necessarily. we still have a week to go. would it not be better to delay the closure, when you've got a viable community toilet nscheme up and running? it is simple to say that, but i am feeling confident that we will have a viable community scheme, and is one that is only going to grow and grow. is it all right if i use your loo? you can use the loo, go on! there is some late news. the committee that looks after the downs have agreed to look after the toilets there. but, elsewhere around the city, there are no signs of a reprieve. we are drinking more of somerset‘s finest every year, but how does it get from this to this? we've spent the last year on a legendary cider farm with a celebrity following. tucked away do

city 1-1. with three points separating the bottom six clubs before kick off. this was a massive victory for bolton. ameobi scored the all important winner in the 71st minute for his fourth goal of the season. that's all from sportsday. we will have more throughout the weekend. goodbye. good evening. after a sunny end to the day, many parts of the uk have a risk of ice around as the weather front pushes in from the west. that means for the weekend at different sort of story. saturday, grey and gloomy for many. across much of scotland, england and wales, lots of cloud, patchy rain and drizzle and sleet and snow. even the lower levels at times. some parts of east anglia and north scotland stay dry. bright areas to some. for many a cool feeling day. the patchy rain, drizzle and snow will fizzle out for most in the sunday and with some clear skies here and there the risk of ice to take us into sunday as well. temperatures in most parts may be just above freezing, but some just below. for sunday, a b

city 1—0. with three points separating the bottom six clubs before kick off, this was a massive victory for bolton. ameobi scored the all important winner in the 71st minute for his fourth goal of the season. england's lee westwood fired his best round in 15 years, on day two at the malaysian 0pen. the third round is getting underway now. westwood landed 11 birdies in a ten—under—par 62, including this one on the 8th hole. fellow englishman chris paisley and scotland's marc warren also struck the ball well and are in the hunt at the half—way stage. if you missed it, i'm about to show you some extroadinary batting from david willey in australia, as he nearly became the first englishman, to hit six, sixes, in an over. england easily beat a prime minister's eleven, in their twenty20 in canberra. willey smacked 3a runs off an over, bowled by australian spinner nathan lyon. willey hit the first five balls for six. but he could only manage a four from the last ball. still he finished with 79 fr

do think that local businesses will sign up to be scheme that bristol city council are proposing? there are health and safety issues and the security issues. a lot of the toilets will be up the stairs, or at the back. i think the answer will be no. red to find out for myself, i go across the road to the village cafe. if someone came in to use job to i lets, if someone came in to use job toilets, and they went a customer, what would you say to them? sorry, you can't use it. it is a customer's toilet. you wouldn't want anyone to useit? toilet. you wouldn't want anyone to use it? no. what can i do? can't do anything. time to head over to city hall. the toilets here were available to the public, just like in other public buildings, like the city museum. by closing the toilets, the council are saving thousands of pounds. we have not invested in our toilets over many years, so a lot of the mindset of this repair. there is a lot of anti—social behaviour going on in them, and the alternative is to look at bringing in a community toilet scheme. it says: a smooth transition from the exist

elsewhere, sunderland came from 3—0 down to get a point at bristol city. second—placed derby were held by norwich at pride park. hull moved out of the relegation with a rare away win at nottingham forest but that draw for derby allowed wolves to extend their lead at the top to 13 points, with a 2—1win over queens park rangers. cup weekend in scotland, a sombre mood for celtic and their fans, before they beat partick thistle they paid tribute to former player lee miller who died yesterday aged just 36 after a short battle with cancer. celtic led one—minute's silence for the former celtic and republic of ireland midfielder. flags were at half—mast. james forrest scored twice in the first half to give the home side the best possible start. a mistake by defenderjoseph samantha vic allowed the opposition back into the tie. james forrest completed his hat—trick in the second half. he helped celtic to the victory and a place in the quarterfinals. no real shocks elsewhere in the scottish cup. falkirk, motherwell, hearts, kilmarnock and morton all go alth

city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in 5th. in rugby league, wigan and wakefield, are off to winning starts, while st helens, lived up to their billing as super league favourites, thrashing last season's runners—up castleford 46 points to six. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. mike, thank you very much. northamptonshire county council has imposed emergency spending controls as it faces "severe financial challenges". the notice bans all new expenditure at the council, with the exception of statutory services for protecting vulnerable people. last month the government said an inspector would look into allegations of financial failings at the authority. it is believed to be the first such notice issued in more than 20 years. the conservative

leeds against bristol city kick—off in around 15 minutes. rangers are up to second in the scottish premiership on goal difference after an eight—goal thriller at hamilton. accies actually took the lead after only five minutes at new douglas park, but rangers equalised and then took the lead after a josh windass shot was spilled badly by hamilton keeper gary woods. the home side made it 2—2, but rangers scored two quick—fire goals and then windass scored his third to make it 5—2. hamilton pulled one back in the closing minutes but the 5—3 win means rangers move above aberdeen. celtic are playing stjohnstone is the day's other fixture. 0—0, into the second half. if it stays like that celtic will be nine points clear. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. still goalless between rochdale and totte n ha m. politicians from across zimbabwe havejoined mourners for a memorial service to honour the late veteran opposition leader, morgan tsvangirai, who died of cancer four days ago. his body was flown to zi

city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in fifth. wigan made a strong start to their super league season with a 110—12 win against salford. wakefield trinity also won at hull kr, but the result of the night came at st helens as the home side thrashed last season's runners—up castleford 116—6. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick, barba setting him up here. now for something with just as many crunching challenges as the six nations. it's the mainly women's sport of roller derby. 38 nations are competing for the world cup in manchester this week and you can watch it live on the bbc. for a taste of how physical it gets, i've been to train with some of the highly—fancied england team. rollerskating has never been so physical. in the sport of roller derby, thou shalt not pass. it looks like organised chaos, but this is all about tactics and preparation for the third world cup. i

city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in 5th. in rugby league, wigan and wakefield are off to winning starts, while st helens lived up to their billing as super league favourites, thrashing last season's runners—up castleford 46 points to six. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick. let's go back to the big kick—off in the six nations. wales against a resurgent scotland. 0lly foster is already in place. i think he has got some company. today is about whether an injury hit wales can knock down this new confidence around scotland? everybody‘s injured here. i know thatis everybody‘s injured here. i know that is one of the talking points. i know you were worried that i was lonely and hour ago but it is all hustle and bustle now. the ground staff are mowing the ground and getting all the cameras ready. it will be fantastic. 7a and a half thousand people, the roof is on, you will

city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in 5th. in rugby league, wigan and wakefield are off to winning starts, while st helen's lived up to their billing as super league favourites, thrashing last season's runners—up castleford 46 points to six. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick. so then, as promised, back to the big kick—off in the six nations by. big kick—off in the six nations rugby. 0ur man 0lly foster is pitch side under the roof in cardiff, where whales are hoping to bring scotland's new—found confidence crushing down into the turf. guess, they certainly are. good morning. it is amazing how busy this stadium is. getting ready for 711,000 500. kicking things off in this year's six nations championship. across the six weeks there are 15 matches to decide which is the best team in the northern hemisphere. 1 million fans will be at all those stadium from rome, to edin

city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in fifth. wigan made a strong start to their super league season with a 40—12 win against salford. wakefield trinity also won at hull kr, but the result of the night came at st helens as the home side thrashed last season's runners—up castleford 46—6. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick, barba setting him up here. let's get back to the start of the six nations, and our man 0lly foster is at the principality stadium in cardiff ahead of their opening match today, where wales will be hoping to burst the scottish bubble. absolutely, good morning to you, mike. a big old empty stadium but my favourite stadium in the world for the, 74,500 will be here this afternoon —— for rugby. 15 matches across the next six weeks. that's what it's all about. wales have their name on the trophy a couple of times, you've got to go back to 2013 for that.

the argument of leaders in cities like bristol is that brexit is an opportunity to devolve power away from the centre. for local people to take back control from westminster, as well as brussels. for more than an hour, michel barnier listened to the concerns and the hopes of city leaders representing a quarter of the uk economy. but, for them, the brexit negotiator they really want to talk to now is in london. from this, we will go back to government and say, look, we have an enormous amount to contribute to the discussions, to the negotiations. let's get around the table and talk urgently, because the clock is ticking. britain's department for exiting the eu says it does meet with stakeholders from local and regional government. but these city leaders say they want to make sure that power and influence over brexit is not only in the hands of a westminster elite. mark easton, bbc news, brussels. the fast food chain kfc has temporarily closed around 600 restaurants across the uk and ireland after delivery problems meant a shortage of chicken. kfc said it had been let down by a logistic

but first it's exactly one week since the death of a homeless man was reported in the center of the city of bristol in the southwest of england found unconscious just outside a devon is department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called. old but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the elite mainstream media not only questions minority government leaders resume about homelessness in announced a policy on it in the last few days we would give local authorities the power to take over deliberately kept empty properties because there's something grossly insulting about the idea you'd build some luxury

carolyn was born in the english city of bristol in one nine hundred seventy eight she grew up with two older sisters and a younger brother. as a child she dreamed of becoming a veterinarian later she studied philosophy a cambridge university. then she worked as an event manager in london and now she's running a restaurant in berlin. i sometimes feel like i'm a bit of an ambassador for british food i can't tell you how many people post pulled a face when they told when they walk in the british and you can see that they're expecting something to result so i hope very much that i feel it's a new perception of british food and modern british culture to. carolyn and to be of service international british cuisine and their supper club lives on to once a month food lovers gather in their restaurant for this unique color a tradition. today i've prepared to can take for you one of britain's new national dish is i hope you enjoy it you know. fashion is cyclical even for socks socks that you bunch up and combined with high heeled shoes are back in fashion it's a throwback to the style of the nine

of bristol in the south west of england found unconscious just outside a department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the elite mainstream media not only questions minority government leaders resume about homelessness in announced a policy on it in the last few days we would give local authorities the power to take over deliberately kept empty properties because there's something grossly insulting about the idea you'd build some luxury block it would have the pictures all around us here of london deliberately keep it empty knowing that with the p

five months after that alleged incident outside a nightclub in bristol, ben stokes returned to this city to appear at the magistrates‘ court. it was a huge media turn up for his arrival. it was a very short hearing, it only lasted about 12 minutes. during the hearing, the england all—rounder was asked to stand up behind a sheet of glass and asked how he would be pleading to a single charge of affray. he answered, "not guilty." two men charged alongside him — ryan hale and ryan ali, both in their 20s and from bristol — also charged with affray, they said they too would plead not guilty to the same charge. the men were told by the judge they would all three go to trial at bristol crown court with an initial hearing in the middle of next month, march 12th. however, just moments after ben stokes left, the england and wales cricket board issued a statement saying they had been told he would not have to attend that next hearing in person, he does not have to be in court in the middle of march, so tomorrow he will fly to new zealand tojoin his england team—mates. we are told initially

to this city to appear here at the magistrates‘ court. it was a very short hearing, only lasted about 12 minutes. and during the hearing, the england all—rounder was asked to ban up england all—rounder was asked to ban up behind a sheet of glass, and he was asked how he would be pleading to a single charge of affray. he answered, not guilty. two men who we re answered, not guilty. two men who were charged alongside him, ryan hale and ryan ali, who are both in their 20s and from bristol and are also charged with affray, they too said they would be pleading not guilty to the same count. the men we re guilty to the same count. the men were told by the judge hear that all three would go to trial at bristol crown court with an initial hearing in the middle of next month, on the 12th of march. however, just moments after ben stokes left ear, the england and wales cricket board issued a statement saying they had been told that he wouldn‘t have to attend that next hearing in person, he doesn‘t have to be in court in the middle of march. a

the city's magistrates. inside a packed court number one, the durham and england all—rounder told a di5trictjudge that he would be pleading not guilty to a charge of affray. standing next to him, two local men, ryan hale and ryan ali, both in their twenties. they also told the court they would be entering not guilty pleas. the men were told the case would now go to trial at bristol crown court, with an initial date set for 12th march. a short time after this hearing, there was a statement from the england and wales cricket board, who said they had been told that ben stoke5 wouldn't have to appear in court in person next month and that tomorrow, he was flying to new zealand. the 26—year—old, who missed out on the ashes series in australia, will arrive in new zealand on friday, initiallyjust for training with his england team—mates. the ecb said he is not currently being considered for the ongoing twenty20 tri—5erie5, and it will be up to head coach trevor bayli55 whether he's included in any later m

to an incident outside a city nightclub, but that is just 12 days before the series kicks off. the ecb have said they will review the case prior to the start of the series. here is a list in full and it is pretty much as expected. eoin morgan continues as captain following england's 4—1 defeat of australia in their one—day series after the ashes defeat. david malan, who replaced stokes in the side but didn't play, is a notable omission. bowler jake ball has also been dropped. kyle edmund is set to miss great britain's davis cup tie against spain in marbella which starts on friday. he developed a hip injury during last week's australian open semifinal defeat by marin cilic. and said yesterday that he intended to play but in the end wasn't named in the singles or doubles. however, he remains in the squad and could be drafted in to play should his injury situation improve. the new super league season got under way this eveing with two matches. hull fc comfortably beat huddersfield giants 38 points to 12. defending champions leeds rhinos kicked off with a 16—12 point win over

, bensalem and heading south in toward the city, overturned vehicle on 295, northbound side, right here near florida columbus interchange. no problems at all on the freeway working your way in toward philadelphia looking good there, and some construction left over there on the ramps for 295 okay in delco, 95 looking live at high land avenue and using mass transit today everybody back to normal, normal serve is on broad street subway market frankford line, same deal with the regional rails, patco, new jersey transit, all, returning to a normal schedule, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> all right. when they closed the bell we were partying and celebrating, wall street was plunging, another dismal day on the street right there dow jones plunging more than a thousand points yesterday, it is now below 24 how and officially they call it correction territory and said we were long overdue so we went down, s and p and they call a correction when a market drops more than 10 percent from a recent high but all of those experts say don't panic, normal part of the economy, stay the course, keep you

five months after that alleged incident outside inequity in bristol, ben stokes return to this city to appear at the magistrates‘ court. it was a very short hearing, only lasted about 12 minutes. during the hearing the england all—rounder was asked to stand behind a sheet of glass and asked how he would be the leading to a single charge of affray. he answered not guilty. two men charged alongside him, ryan hale and ryan ali, both in their 20s and from bristol, also charged with affray, they said they would also plead not guilty to the same code. the men were told by the judge they would all three go to trial at bristol crown court with an initial hearing in the middle of next month, march 12. just moments after ben stokes left, the england and wales cricket board issued a statement saying they had been told he would not have too attend that next hearing in person, he does not out to be caught in the middle of march, so tomorrow he can fly to new zealand to join his england team—mates. we are told initially it will be for training, there are no plans at the moment for him to play

in old city, second, third blocked because of the fire location from the weekend. bristol, bucks county, we have a downed pole ford road newportville road and frost roads. stick to 413. hopping into new route 42 traffic is slower because of rain. >> firefighters are battling a huge fire at the parkland school district in the lehigh valley. this is new video that came into the newsroom minutes ago, you can see the extent of the flames and the damage. the depot is located behind orfield middle school in or field. we know that 25 buses have been destroyed by heavy fire. parkland schools canceled classes for the day within the last hour. it is unclear what started the fires, we'll stay on top of the breaking story in the lehigh ll debate over school safety continues with calls for increased security in the hallways there are new revelation than an armed resource officer was there in parkland, florida and did nothing. as cruz killed 17 people. officer scott peterson stayed outside the school and never intervened. the officer viewed video showing his sponsor lack of -- r

right now we're headed south on city avenue towards delaware county. we'll keep you posted on weather and traffic and alert you to any problems throughout the morning. and remember that you can track this wintery mix from your smart phone. you can just tap the free nbc 10 app to see the forecast for your neighborhood. and you get instant weather and traffic alerts and sign-up for school closings and delays. we just checked there are more than 250 so far for this morning. >>> this morning philadelphia is eagles fans across our area are getting red a ady for the biggest celebration fans have ever seen. >> fans lined up to get their hands on special septa tickets that will get them to the parade. matt, the station has only been open for an hour and in the past 15 minutes they've already ran out of tickets because i saw you just tweeted that. >> reporter: right tracy. you have some happy people this morning and some not so happy people. especially those who waited in line. the only good part about this is that they were told the sellout happened before it

in fact, looking over the bridge overview right now, burlington bristol, the overnight construction is cleared which is good, since it's kind of hard to see those construction crews out there at this moment. also the betsy ross bridge we have 35 miles an hour speed restrictions. 25 on the walt whitman bridge. and the commodore barry bridge foggy as well but currently not seeing speed restrictions there. let's take one more look outside. this is a foggy schuylkill at south street. we still have construction. you can get the hint of the flashing lights there and this is as you head towards the vine. we've got the left lane blocked westbound and eastbound, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> all across the country people are standing up to say something different has got to happen. this horrified response to the florida school shooting that led to the murder of 17 people. but while many are pushing for more gun control a delaware county police superintendent is going in another direction. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live for us now at upper darby high school with the proposal

bristol pike is where we are seeing trouble spots so is there is slow go around the bristol pike meeting up with 95. hot spots travel wise commuter alert 76 westbound from city line avenue to the blue route that is a 17 minute commute and building, 422 eastbound between oaks and 202, that ace 12 minute commute that should only take you five minutes. more traffic and weather coming up in a little bit. guys? >>> what is unfat amable is that jamie took a bullet and is dead. i don't know what i do next. >> that is a father of one of the victims of wednesday's mass shooting, he says there is still pains when said he loved his daughter last time he saw her, i cannot remember. >> so hard to hear from them. i can't imagine how hard it was to speak at that vigil. he and many others spoke at candle light vigil in florida. >> more than 14 of the students and three adults, i think age range was 14 to 49. people died. thomas, what else have we learned overnight. >> it takes a lot of courage, strength to did. that we have learned marjory stoneman douglas high school was closed yesterday and today to g

we have a disabled on 95 south the girard avenue and burlington bristol bridge set for an opening at 5:50, in the morning, back here live, grain on main my man lee check out this table, tell me how this came to be here. >> this table created by challenge program in wilmington they take at risk youth in wilmington and teach them a trade, carpetry. >> the tree fell down from the du pont estate and they cut it in half and turned tonight to a table. isn't that so cool. how old do you think tree was. >> i would say at least six weeks or so. >> sixty-seven years or so and they tern tonight tie table. one of the cool spinning. here on main street, grain craft bar and restaurant we will be here all morning long. if you come by this morning free breakfast for everybody, how does that sound, gang, free breakfast before we head out to class but for you before you head out to work. back to you, in the studio. let's eat. >> thanks, bob, free our favorite price. >>> 5:34. developing we have had a very violent weekend police will be very busy with numerous investigations, from what has happened ove

they will roll out their spring schedules a combination of the sunday and monday on city and suburban lines so make sure you get new timetable today. manayunk are in is town regional rails will be using shuttle buses through the weekend, karen and thomas back to you. >>> 5:02. there is therapy dogs they schos return for first day back, since the shooting la sheriff oy now making a stunning revelation after the surveillane video from what happened after that attack lives. he says there was an armed deputy only one of them,he schol building and never even went inside, never even going in, ned his weapon. they have deputy as scott peterson and he resigned yesterday. sick to y stomach. there are no words. these families lost their children, we lost coaches, i have been to the funeral. in shock that one, he was outside because i saw people like risked his life, and they don't even have guns and hee should be the one out there with the gun trying to kids. >>> another huge, tactical error police were foloting by wg cameras on a 20 minute delay. live. >> new there is a question how do we keep

trying to make their way toward center city. pushing in the southbound direction, lot of brake lights , no longer traveling at posted speeds, and so you will have to give yourselves extra time here as well. so just heads up. burlington bristol bridge, was up and is now back down. so looking good there. mass transit, route ten trolley, bussing between 33rd and market, malvern, due to emergency track repairs. also, route 15 trolley, well, we are normal. shuttle bussing has now been canceled. i would just recommend make sure to check those schedules on line, lots of changing with mass transit this morning. jan, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. britain's principal harry and his americans fiancee megan mark bell three month from their big day. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do here with more just released, just released details about the royal wedding. >> yes, hot off the rest. >> share, plea share. >> insider in the royal family so they definitely plan to be in the town every windsor about an hour drive outside of london