justin welby returned to coventry, the city where he started out as a clergyman.forgiveness, he says, serves as an example to the nation. the story of the city says so much that is true about britain at its best, about our courage standing up to tyranny, how we stand alongside the suffering and defeated, how we stand for human dignity and hope. the archbishop visited a drop—in centre for refugees, people he called a blessing to our way of life. and he drew his message to a close by focusing on an issue that has divided so many parts of the country. the eu referendum was a tough campaign, and it has left division. but i know that if we look at our roots, our history and our culture in the christian tradition, if we reach back into what is best in this country, we will find a path towards reconciling the differences that have divided us. from coventry to canterbury, the archbishop believes that looking back will only help us prepare for the future. the london ambulance service says technical problems in the early hours of this morning meant staff in the control room

shops we re coventry. —— a lot of racism. the shop, trying to smash it down. my mother was spat at, my dad was beaten up... witty enough, as you grow up, you go, that is just enough, as you grow up, you go, that isjust normal, enough, as you grow up, you go, that is just normal, right? enough, as you grow up, you go, that isjust normal, right? —— strangely enough. asian shops are particular targets for attacks... i feel sorry for the little shop man. they'd been targeted six times. the asian shopkeepers that we met were too scared to speak. it is a shame what they do to them in there. it was hardly the start that nitin and his family believe they would have in britain, farfrom the fairy family believe they would have in britain, far from the fairy tale. there was no fairy tale, we had no money. mum was wearing flip—flops in winter, we were catching the bus to go to the cash and carry to fill up the shop with stuff. i was four or five years old and would be carrying boxes of crisps. it was through sheer hard work. there is not

justin welby returned to coventry, the city where he started out as a clergyman.the story of this city says so much that is true about britain at its best — about our courage, standing up to tyranny, how we stand alongside the suffering and defeated, how we stand for human dignity and hope. the archbishop visited a drop—in centre for refugees, people he called a blessing to our way of life. and he drew his message to a close by focusing on an issue that has divided so many parts of the country. the eu referendum was a tough campaign, and it has left division. but i know that if we look at our roots, our history and our culture in the christian tradition, if we reach back into what is best in this country, we will find a path towards reconciling the differences that have divided us. from coventry to canterbury, the archbishop believes that looking back can only help us prepare for the future. hull has started its year as the uk city of culture. £32 million has been spent on a year—long programme. eight city centre buildings are being turned into giant screens tonig

from coventry to canterbury. that looking back can only help us repair for the future. —— prepare for the future. a 12—year—old girl has been killed in a hit—and—run incident in greater manchester. it happened last night in 0ldham. a second girl, who's 11, is in a critical condition in hospital. police want to trace the driver of a black volkswagen golf. the queen will decide later whether she feels well enough to attend a new year's day church service at sandringham, after being ill over christmas will a heavy cold. she missed the christmas day service for the first time in many years. buckingham palace said the queen was still recovering and would make a decision on whether she attends later this morning. laws come into force today meaning that bankers, hull has started its year as the uk city of culture. £32 million has been spent on a year—long programme. at this afternoon's opening event, eight city centre buildings will be turned into giant screens which will be used to retell the city's history. here's our

from coventry to canterbury.ishop believes that looking back can only help us prepare for the future. the queen will decide later whether she feels well enough to attend a new year's day church service at sandringham, after being ill over christmas will a heavy cold. she missed the christmas day service for the first time in many years. buckingham palace said the queen was still recovering and would make a decision on whether she attends later this morning. laws come into force today meaning that bankers, lawyers or advisers who help people to evade tax will face much stiffer penalties. anyone found guilty will be liable for the full amount of tax which went unpaid, or at least £3,000. but critics say that revenue & customs doesn't have the necessary resources to pursue offenders. if you are lucky enough to have a wallet, purse or piggybank stuffed full of pound coins, you will need to pay attention. a new, 12—sided, £1 coin will enter circulation in march and the current coin will cease to be legal tender by the

justin welby returned to coventry, the city where he started out as a clergyman.y whose wartime suffering and forgiveness, he says, serves as an example to the nation. the story of the city says so much that is true about britain at its best, about our courage standing up to tyranny, how we stand alongside the suffering and defeated, how we stand for human dignity and hope. the archbishop visited a drop—in centre for refugees, people he called a blessing to our way of life. and he drew his message to a close by focusing on an issue that has divided so much many parts of the country. the eu referendum was a tough campaign, and it has left division. but i know that if we look at our roots, our history and our culture in the christian tradition, if we reach back into what is best in this country, we will find a path towards reconciling the differences that have divided us. from coventry to canterbury, the archbishop believes that looking back will only help us prepare for the future. the london ambulance service says that its control room staff had to log calls with

german codes, they new coventry was going to be bombed. the question was do we warn coventry and thereby tip-off the germans that we have the codes. he made the decision not to give the warning because he didn't want to give away the sources and methods. >> so, given that, how will these skeptics ever be convinced including mr. trump? >> well, mr. trump is going to get the full briefing. he's going to get all the details and he's going to get what should be persuasive to anyone. the question is how much of that can be made public. he has the highest classification level. he can hear this information without without it going public. the real issue is how do people in peoria or bangor, maine, decide it's accurate. at some point you have to have some confidence in the people whose job it is to collect this information and to provide this to the american public. this is a tough issue, i understand it. it's one of balance where, if you kbgive away all your source you're compromising national security on an ongoing basis. >> understood. since mr

nort coventry township, chester county we have an accident pottstown pike at harp farm road. watch for crews on the scene. traffic is reduced to one lane. we have police on the scene trying to help out with the new accident at chester county. outside live on vine at broad street. no overnight construction, traffic looking good on the vine. they are blocking a lane westbound on the turnpike between fort washington and valley forge, one lane blocked there. i-95 southbound looking pretty good here at cottman. no delays, we've been watching earlier delays on i-95southbounf the dare river turnpike bridge. other people have taken i-95 and heading to the other>> ar linine the makers of hatles. the california mom claims her daughter's hatchable never came 's manufactured products that would never worked as advertised to keep up with the demand. the company said they provided troubleshooting report and where required made available replacement products. >>> now for the first look at business, the dow jones industrial average set a new record high closing above 20,000. when the closing

such an united knocked out first division coventry in 1989.est ranked team, 15th in the national league, beat league one afc wimbledon this evening. the first game was goalless but the host, wimbledon, took the lead after ten minutes from tom elliott, 6—foot four. he used his height to maximum effect. minutes later they were down to ten men. paul robinson was sent off for a professional foul. to ten men. paul robinson was sent off for a professionalfoul. sutton toiled through the second half until rory deacon equalised, and then they made it 2—1 in injury time. there was still time for a another as dan fitchett completed the 3—1 victory, and they look forward to a televised fourth round tie against championship team leeds united. this early strike saw bristol city through to the fourth round at the expense of fleetwood. they will face burnley, who beat sunderland 2—0, needing extra time at oakwell, with samuel scoring in extra time injury time to give blackpool a victory over barnsley. sam allardyce has his first win as crystal palace manager,

sutton united famously knocked out top—flight coventry in 1989.they're making a decent fist of the first season back in the national league, currently at 15. but a couple of divisions below our wimbledon, playing in league 1, the highest level since being reformed in 2002. they have not reached a fourth round since that we formation. a lot of money is at stake tonight as well, almost £70,000 in prize money. and £144,000 windfall from tv money because the fourth round tie at home for championship high—flyers leeds has been selected for live television coverage. so plenty at sta ke television coverage. so plenty at stake here in south london tonight. and you can see all the fa cup goals as they go in, on the bbc sport website. yaya toure has turned down the chance to earn 430—thousand pounds a week with a chinese club. he's chosen to stay with manchester city, after an approach from a club in the chinese super league. toure is out of contract at the end of the season and is hoping to secure a transfer to another british side. swansea city have signe

we have an accident that just came into us in chester county, north coventry township, police on the scene with that one dave. >> reporter: on the bus stop there could be a spotty sprinkle or shower in some cases an umbrella could be a good idea or poncho. not much wind this morning not bad if you're prepared for the shower. if you're running errands, looks good this afternoon especially around noon, we'll be up to 54 degrees we'll get a high of 55 around 1:00 p.m. still holding 51 by 3:00 p.m. later in the afternoon the winds will start to get more and more blustery. i would say late morning until early afternoon is the best time of day to get out there. as we look at conditions at the airport. we're looking at all green aircraft. no major delays, we have snow chicago, o'hare. that's a problem that might have a problem later. >>> in "healthcheck," visitors to the doctors is on the decline for adah. boys are twice as likely as girls to go to the doctors for symptoms. doctors prescribed medication 80 percent of the time. there is concern that many is unnecessary and adhd is being over

in north coventry township, blocking a lane, police on the scene, harp farm road. southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway, moving nicely, driving in and out of the city, maybe not moving nicely, 8:00 a.m., to 6:00 p.m. 12th, and 13th and market shut down because of the presidential visit. we'll get showers through the early morning commute and we'll get sunshine after that. temperatures wise we're looking good, 43 degrees, above the average high, again, we've been dealing with that a lot. 45 degrees in millville. the morning hours, cloudy and damp, by lunchtime you'll see the sunshine again today, enjoy the sunshine. last day in the 50s for a little while. >> high high-speed chase camea smashing end in los angeles. the driver rammed a parked truck flipping it on its side before making a run for it. officers caught him a short time later and placed him under arrest. police began pursuing the driver after a traffic crash last night. >>> a pittsburgh woman is accused of taking millions from her employer during 16 years she worked there. she worked

youon united famously -- sutton united knocked out coventry in 1989.l league beat league one afc wimbledon this evening. local derby this one. the first game was goalless. the hosts took the lead after ten minutes. tom elliott with the goal. he is 6'4". a minutes. tom elliott with the goal. he is 64". a few minutes later down to ten men. paul robinson was sent off. that was for a professional foul. sutton toiled but the second half until the equaliser. then it was 2—1 in injury time. still time for another. the 3—1victory was completed. they can now look forward toa completed. they can now look forward to a lucrative televised tie against leeds united. jamie paterson's early strike saw bristol city through to the fourth round at the expense of league one fleetwood. they're going to face burnley, who beat sunderland 2—0. they needed extra time at oak well, where samuels scored an injury time winner to win over barnsley. they have blackburn rovers in the fourth round. sam alla rdyce have blackburn rovers in the fourth round. sam allardyce has his first w

police are saying icy conditions in north coventry township, sheep hill road and temple road ice arounde. also accidents in other counties as well. this one near marlboro township montgomery county, park road at gravel pike. we've got police and fire crews and ambulance all on the scene with that one. meanwhile we go outside the schuylkill. nobody's slipping, nobody's sliding, it's mostly just a little damp here at girard and people moving okay but be careful especially in chester county, matt. >> will do. thank you, karen. >>> breaking right now man turned the tables on an attacker while walking in the olney section of the city. police say the attacker assaulted and chased the victim so the victim went ahead and took advantage of his license to carry. "action news" reporter annie mccormick tells the rest live from northwest detectives. annie. >> reporter: that's right, matt, the armed man told police that he was assaulted and chased. he'd never seen the suspect before and he felt in he was in fear, he's licensed to carry a gun and so he used it. this is video from the scene. this al ha

brandon marsh nature reserve near coventry, home to some excited woodland creatures getting to gripshire wildlife trust and it is the trust that is leading plans for nature schools across the uk. some of these children could be amongst the very first pupils. but what exactly is a nature school? children at our schools will still need to learn times tables and to read and write. but we are preparing an educational philosophy that will allow teachers to achieve that learning outside, using the natural setting of the school as much as in the classroom. so they will be outside more? they will. probably coming home a bit dirtier than they might otherwise. initially, four nature—based primary schools are planned with two in the midlands, one in smethwick, and the other one in warwickshire wildlife trust which has been identified as possibly going into camp hill in nuneaton. they have already got their eyes on a site and a building. it is the camp hill school that may be the very first nature school in the uk and its location that might surprise some people. it's definitely an urban area, b

brandon marshall nature reserve near coventry, home to some excited woodland creatures getting to gripse trust is leading plans for nature schools across the uk. some of these children could be among the first pupils. what is a nature school? children will still have to learn times tables, learn to read and write. but we are preparing an educational philosophy that will allow teachers to achieve that learning outside, using the natural setting of the school as much as in the classroom. they will be outside more. they will probably be coming home a little dirtier than they would otherwise. initially, four nature —based primary schools are planned, with two in the midlands, one in smethwick and warned in nuneaton. they have already got their eyes on a site and a building. and it is the camp hill school that may be the first major school in the uk. and it's a location that may surprise some people. it's definitely an urban area but it is an area identified by the local authority as having the greatest need for a new school, and we'll most of any outside space and we will create new outdoor

jean—marc dou55ain didn't bring his kicking boots to coventry, butjimmy gopperth dead.river to lo5e. the four—time european champions now are the front —— a try for the lee5. it took all of wa5p5‘ effort to pick the defence. elliot daly found an opening, his first cri5i5 october. with less than ten minutes to go, the hard work of the home side was an done. a penalty try for the visitors, and danny cipriani 5in binned. wa5p5‘ fate was hanging in the balance. withju5t 5in binned. wa5p5‘ fate was hanging in the balance. with just one 5in binned. wa5p5‘ fate was hanging in the balance. withju5t one minute left, dan robson pulled it back in their favour. but try made all the difference in that game, and it may make all the difference to the season. make all the difference to the 5ea5on. second placed glasgow warrior5 5ea5on. second placed glasgow warriors of playing leaders munster. finn russell giving them a 9—6 lead. they are attempting to reach the quarterfinals of the tournament for the first time. it is currently 9—9. northampton already know they cannot make it out of

jean—marc dou55ain didn‘t bring his kicking boots to coventry, butjimmy gopperth dead.rst try since october. with less than ten minutes to go, the home side‘s hard work was undone. a penalty try the visitors, and danny cipriani 5in bin. wa5p5‘ fade withering in the balance. with ju5t fade withering in the balance. with just one minute left, dan robson pulled it back in their favour. but try made it all the difference in this game. it may make all of the difference to the season. glasgow warrior5 were beaten by 1a points to 12 at home to munster — who have won pool 1. francis saili scored the only try of the match for munster to secure their place in the knockout stages. elsewhere in the champions cup northampton — who already know they can‘t make it out of their pool — won 27—21 at home to ca5tre. leicester are just getting underway against racing 92 — a 7:45pm start. just two or three minutes gone in that one. in the challenge cup, gloucester lead trevi5o thanks to tries from james hook and richard hibbard, while edinburgh beat harlequins 23 points to 18. england‘s one

it's going to be a great year for librans, redheads, and people from coventry.it. have a good one. steve smith with people who got something right in 2016. i had a serious question which was is the world getting harder to forecast. mike? i think it is. are betting odds getting longer on average? we've had two extraordinary situations. we had the brexit vote, at 11pm onjune 23, it was rated — remain was rated at 94% chance. what happened within a two, three hours, it had completely complapsed. it wasn't that hard to predict brexit. the whole premise is it was amazing, like leicester city winning the premier league. it wasn't that hard. if you looked at the polls you would have said it was 60—40. almost 50/50. there were more polls in the final month that predicted a leave victory than predicted remain. it was the media's coverage of the polls and the ones which had the big remain leads which created the atmosphere. that brings us to polls. you do this stuff. it feels like those have been getting more wrong over the years. i don't think that's right. in fact, in t

. >> it's mary coventry.>> jimmy: i was going to say, that looks like her work. lau [ laughter ] congratulations on your big night, golden globes, that had to be an amazing thing to be part of. >> it was great? meryl streep gave you a shout-out. >> she did. >> jimmy: not a donald trump kind of shout-out, a nice shout-out. >> she did, i'm still sort of noting,e infloating from that. i haven't absorbed it. >> jimmy: she knew things from your life. do you know her personally? >> well, no -- no, not at all. i mean, it's just -- it was a bit creepy. no, it wasn't. >> jimmy: she's stalking you, yeah. >> i would wish for that. >> jimmy: i bet. you must have been -- that must have been c starts talking about you. >> i couldn't believe it. it was incredibly surreal and just so -- a complete dream come true. i have been such a fan of hers for so long. >> jimmy: i'm told she's like not overrated at all. [ laughter ] >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: i know. >> i can't cope with that. what planet? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw "

another squall further north this one impacting my hometown of teen inningsville spring city south coventryght down toward te area tredyffrin , radnor, main line will see this and right along schuylkill as well as turnpike and turnpike, up towards kim berton and exton as well we will see slow downs as that as this system moves through. this is looking mess think evening, and next system back to the west over great lakes that will come in tomorrow with the chance for some rain and snow. the these squals dumped a quick inch in the few spots through the day to take and that has given us 5.2 inches so far this winter. we are below average through today's date and through last year, by a good clip as well. tomorrow's scattered rain, snow showers light in intensity, scattered in coverage, little to no accumulation, low impact snow, wind and icing. could impact your commute if one moves through and then colder air dives in just in time for starting off the month of february. as we head to to your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, it the is mild on wednesday but then watch how that temperature

brandon marsh nature reserve near coventry, home to some excited woodland creatures getting to gripsuarters for warwickshire wildlife trust and it is the trust that his leading plans for nature schools across the uk. some of these children could be amongst the very first pupils. but what exactly is a nature school? children at our schools will still need to learn times tables and to read and write. but we are preparing an educational philosophy that will allow teachers to achieve that learning outside, using the natural setting of the school as much as in the classroom. so they will be outside more? they will. probably coming home a bit dirtier than they might otherwise. initially, four nature—based primary schools are planned with two in warwickshire wildlife trust which has been identified as possibly going into camp hill in nuneaton. they have already got their eyes on a site and a building. it is the camp hill school that may be the very first nature school in the uk and its location that might surprise some people. it's definitely an urban area but it is the area that was identi

luckily that is cleared out of the way but there's one involving some vehicles in east coventry alongelsh road at linfield road. the fire police are helping you through that intersection an better afternoon than morning here at the ben franklin bridge and all of the area bridges. we had speed restrictions much of the day but they have been lifted. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this friday afternoon. complete standstill on the schuylkill expressway as you come eastbound out of king of prussia. again that's that accident. we'll keep tabs on it brian and monica, in the next half hour. >> all right thank you sir. >>> coming up next on "action news" for you a dire need for help. details about a local charity asking for all hands-on deck this winter. >> and as we head to break today here's a look at some of the snow pictures you've been sending to us. keep them coming by using the #6abcaction. >> ♪ so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yea

a few months ago in coventry, i was assaulted by a...ith a friend, up a side street in the middle of cove ntry, side street in the middle of coventry, and someone just came up to me, he saw that i was wearing a kippah, came up to me, said, you are jewish, and told me to go back where lam from. jewish, and told me to go back where i am from. what impact does that have on you? it is concerning. thankfully, i am tough enough to ta ke thankfully, i am tough enough to take care of myself, but it does concern me that this is increasing, and it isn't something that i face of my own, it is something that my peers face, that we are seeing increased across britain and europe. and it makes me worried about the future. you say that you are tough enough to deal with it, has that been built over time? yes. i think when i was nine years old and someone when i was nine years old and someone threw a bottle at me out of a car window when i was walking with my grandmother in the street, psychologically that god to me a lot more than recent incidents. did y

the deal secures positions of skilled workers in coventry.oining us now is the executive chairman, sanjeev gupta. you are considered a hero when you saved a lot of these jobs. steel took a lot of time from the government. there was speculation about lenders. do you remember times when you were involved in this transaction where you thought, i'm not speaking to the right person? it was a very difficult and unique situation. the pension fund continues to be a big challenge for any resolution to steal in the u.k. the government did the best it could in the given situation. anythinghink there was i felt that wasn't being addressed. francine: so you still have more talks, right, in february. concluded and we entered an exclusive period to complete the acquisition of the specialty business, which is the downstream business making aerospace, oil and gas, in yorkshire. int is expected to conclude february. francine: are you expecting to put any more investments or money to use in the u.k.? it is not clear how we need to model brexit at this moment. w