the claymores led the police back to ciaran maxwell's barracks in somerset.of woods near his devon home uncovered electronic components and notes on making bombs. it was clear to police they had found a serving royal marine involving in dissident irish republican terrorism, a man who'd compiled a list of possible targets and got hold of a northern ireland police uniform, though security sources say he may have been a bit of a lone wolf. daniel sandford, bbc news, larne. an egyptian man armed with a machete has been shot and wounded after he attacked guards at the louvre museum in paris. hundreds of tourists were in the building at the time. the attack is being treated as a terrorist incident, as jonny dymond reports. in the heart of paris, at the entrance to one of its cultural treasures, an attacker is brought down by the military. an egyptian, he had come to the city eight days ago. he was stopped as he tried to enter the shops beneath the louvre. he shouted, "allahu akbar", god is great, in arabic. and then swung at a soldier with one of the two machetes h

a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well.very nice, indeed. as we push further north and west, again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will continue to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales, eventually into northern ireland. it'll bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland, so we're starting to get there. that weather front will move out of the way, and then we have this series of fronts out to the south—west which produce a messy picture, really, for wednesday. there will be some rain with these frontal systems, but it is going to be very hit—and—miss. as they drift up from the

again, showers across western areas, maybe cornwall, devon and somerset, through wales, into northernthe western isles but the north of scotland, the best of the weather on sunday, lots of sunshine. partly cloudy skies for the rest of the uk. sunday night into monday, clear skies, a frosty one, so a frosty start to monday and then some rain reaching us a bit later in the day. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: president trump angrily rejects a us court ruling which temporarily lifts his ban on travellers from seven muslim majority countries. it's not the loudest voice that prevails in a courtroom. it's the constitution. i signed an executive order to help keep terrorists out of our country. labour promise they would cap future fuel price hikes by the energy companies. after days of protests in romania, the government agrees to scrap a decree that would have cutjail terms for some corruption offences. in half an hour we'll take another look at how the weekend's big stories are being covered on tomorrow's front pages. including the observer, which says theresa may is about to drop

a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well.gain dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree also up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will begin to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales. eventually into northern ireland. it will bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland. so we're starting to get there. that weather front will move out of the way, and then we have this series of fronts out to the south—west which produce a messy picture for wednesday. there will be some rain with these frontal systems, but it is going to be very hit—and—miss as they drift up from the south. there will be outbreaks of patchy rain. it will be cloudy bu

it will be a wet start in parts of cornwall, parts of devon, the rain pushing into somerset and wiltshireow start, great, some mist around, not very cold, but hopefully the folk will not be too widespread. some showers pushing and in parts of northern ireland. here are some of the best of the sunshine going through the day on wednesday. elsewhere, a bit ofa day on wednesday. elsewhere, a bit of a struggle to brighten things up much for some of us and the rain will push into the north, in an erratic fashion, some sharp bursts of rain, there‘s not much at all, pushing into england and wales and parts of scotland, something brighter following on behind, parts of scotland, something brighterfollowing on behind, a mild one, double figures again. that little feature, wanders away, we will look to the north for low pressure and some blustery showers as we go into thursday, particularly for scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england. further south, things settle down. some mist and fog around on thursday. sunshine as well. as we head into friday, we will see high pressure building

so for the rush—hour looking quite across cornwall, devon, somerset, wiltshire and most of wales.-leasant. -- eeri; pleasant. == eastern feeling very pleasant. —— eastern scotland. the frost across more western areas, northern ireland and the western isles. then on wednesday again remaining cloudy, and that is the date when we begin to see that whether changing. transitioning into something a little bit colder. those cold easterly winds beginning to set in. temperatures will be dropping away. 0nly in. temperatures will be dropping away. only three degrees in norwich. still some sunshine and perhaps temperatures of around seven, 9 degrees across western areas. then through wednesday evening we see some frost again, so thirsty morning is frosty across parts of the uk and then the colder air well and truly establishes itself across the uk for thursday. so wind, temperatures dropping into low single figures for most of us. and that cold just becomes more apparent through the course of friday until we get some wintry showers. initially across yorkshire, maybe the north east of england,

karen from somerset, new jersey, independent line. hi. caller: hi. how you doing today? long time listener. i think c-span is the only unbiased news source on tv right now. my point is that the beauty of freedom of speech is that you bring all manner of ideas and opinions into the public square for discourse. if you limit certain kinds of speech, especially the more radical ones, they tend to go under ground. that's what forms these movements. people feel they don't have a voice in the public square, they'll come up somewhere later in an organization say like maybe -- i know this isn't how the ku klux klan got started, but in an organization like that. then you really have an issue. the problem with not having people in our educational system able to listen to or tolerate opposing views, no matter how repugnant, is dangerous. because if you take one person's right to that particular opinion and you take it away, i think someone had alluded to this before, then the next people who come along in power will take away what they consider and that person who started this movem

throughout the day the showers will push a little bit further inland across north wales and perhaps into somersett of any brightness will be in the extreme north—west, but temperatures will struggle at 3-6 but temperatures will struggle at 3—6 celsius at the best. the snow will pep up a little over a night, particularly across the pennines and the peak district. were likely to turn to rain across the south—eastern corner and it will be a windy day. that will make it feel even colder. less snow and more rain, i suspect, even colder. less snow and more rain, isuspect, on even colder. less snow and more rain, i suspect, on sunday. even colder. less snow and more rain, isuspect, on sunday. northern ireland and scotland this gets the worst of it. if you have not already got the message, this weekend will be cloudy for most, there will be wintry showers, a cold winds. gales are likely across southern scotland and northern england for a time. there is a glimmer of good news as we move into monday and tuesday, drierair we move into monday and tuesday, drier air will arrive from the south and break—up and

in south—west england, and devon and somerset cloud and missed and murk, around the lincolnshire coasttland. some showers will get into the western isles in the morning and wherever you are first thing, about eight o‘clock, it should be 3—5d, in most major towns and cities. the weather improves a little across eastern areas but the rain hangs about well into the afternoon and is affecting some of the easternmost fringes of the uk, and in the south—west it is a different story, with a mixed bag of sunshine, showers, hail and different story, with a mixed bag of sunshine, showers, hailand fund which is possible in wales and the south—west of england. on wednesday, this weather front is still there. not much left, as there is cloud and bits of rain. dying a death here. it turns colder. the wind turns from the east, temperatures fall away, only three degrees expected in norwich on wednesday and by the time we norwich on wednesday and by the time we get to the end of the week, easterly winds established themselves and feel cold with snow flurries on the way. this is bbc news. i‘m clive myri

it's been a very difficult winter at yeovil hospital in somerset. to spend a lot of time and energy running around finding their bed for the next patient that needsit their bed for the next patient that needs it and moving patients between beds isn't ideal, but sometimes you have to prioritise clinically who needs to be in the right bed. ideally hospitals have patience in around 85% of their beds so there's time for cleaning and space for urgent cases. 0ur time for cleaning and space for urgent cases. our analysis of nhs figures show most hospitals in england were above the recommended rate this winter. nearly half those trusts had occupancy levels above 95%, up to date figures were available for the rest of the uk. most hospitals in europe run at 80% capacity and they cannot understand when we talk to them and say that we run our hospitals and 95% capacity, they just run our hospitals and 95% capacity, theyjust think run our hospitals and 95% capacity, they just think it's run our hospitals and 95% capacity, theyjust think it's a very odd way, and

that had been affecting south—western areas of the uk with heavy rain through parts of devon and somersetat rain has petered out and for most of us rain has petered out and for most of us the rest of the evening is looking pretty cloudy and dreary and misty. no heavy rain around just spots here and there. tomorrow they think a lot more cloud around across the uk but not in the north of scotland, a completely different picture they are, to date rain and tomorrow some sunshine in inverness and aberdeen shut. some sun and also do not western parts i england but south of that more cloud and a chance of catching those insurers but the showers tomorrow will be a lot later. tomorrow not as heavy. chile tomorrow around five or 6 degrees. as into monday will be cold and frosty so first thing on monday and frosty so first thing on monday a lot of frost around scraping the calendars, and later in the morning into the afternoon this weather front heading away. a big low— pressure area front heading away. a big low—pressure area and the atlantic and we will get the rain and quite breezy across some we

it's been a very difficult winter at yeovil hospital in somerset.ls in england, they've had to battle behind the scenes here to find enough free beds in recent weeks. you can get periods, particularly over the winter period, when you are managing bed by bed, minute by minute, and teams are having to spend a lot of time and energy running around finding a bed for the next patient that needs it. and moving patients between wards isn't ideal, we don't like doing it unless we really have to, but sometimes you have to prioritise clinically who needs to be in the right bed. ideally hospitals have patients in around 85% of their beds so there's time for cleaning and space for urgent cases. our analysis of nhs figures showed most hospitals in england were above the recommended rate this winter. nearly half those trusts had occu pa ncy levels a bove 95%. up—to—date figures weren't available for the rest of the uk. most hospitals in europe run at 80% capacity and they cannot understand when we talk to them and say that we run our hospitals at 95% capacity, th

a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well.ne. very nice, indeed. as we push further north and west, again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will continue to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales, eventually into northern ireland. it'll bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland, so we're starting to get there. that weather front will move out of the way, and then we have this series of fronts out to the south—west which produce a messy picture for wednesday. there will be some rain with these frontal systems, but it is going to be very hit—and—miss. as they drift up from the south

host: somerset new jersey, supporting space expiration. caller: c-span does a great job, thank you.hink this is very important. the last eight years that we did not use our own rockets to send and hado space stations to catch a ride with the russians was terribly embarrassing. i do believe this is because president obama was against space, one of those people who believed like in the 1960's that all the money spent on space when we have so many problems on earth, he did not give a state funeral to neil armstrong when he passed away and john glenn also did not have a gigantic -- unless he did not want it, a state funeral, he did not want to pay for those things, those are very important, we need heroes, who have done great things. i believe we have lost who we are as a people. we should be on mars. we should have a base on the moon. how many people do not realize how much we got from the 1960's space program to the moon? cell phones and things like that that rall developed by the technology done because of the moon. denton, texas, opposing line. caller: thank you for taking my call.

a little more cloud through somerset and wales but elsewhere a cold start with some decent spells off light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree also up on where they were on monday. the exception is in the south—west where the cloud will begin to gather pushing up through the midlands and into wales. eventually into northern ireland. it will bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland. so we're starting to get there. that weather front will move out of the way, and then we have this series of fronts out to the west which produce a messy picture for wednesday. there will be some rain with these frontal systems, but it is going to be very hit—and—miss as they drift up from the south. there will be outbreaks of patchy rain. it will be cloudy but mild and less windy than we have seen this week. the best of the brightness in

the claymore mines led the police back to ciaran maxwell's barracks in somerset. searches of his home and nearby woods uncovered electronic components and notes on making bombs. it was clear to detectives that they had found a serving royal marine who was actively helping republican dissidents, men who were targeting police and prison officers. daniel sandford, bbc news, larne. theresa may has used an eu summit to tell fellow nato leaders they should spend more on defence. she said the commitment to nato by president trump when she was in washington will ensure greater security for both the uk and europe. the summit in malta is the first such meeting since donald trump was sworn in, and some leaders expressed concern over some of his announcements. here'sjohn pienaar. a stroll in the sun among europe's leaders, but soon theresa may will be walking alone after brexit. then she'll need all the friends she can get. friends she believes like donald trump, she took his hand last week and took home his promise of 100% commitment to the nato alliance. officials have thei

the claymore mines led the police back to ciaran maxwell's barracks in somerset.of his home and nearby woods uncovered electronic components and notes on making bombs. it was clear to detectives that they had found a serving royal marine who was actively helping republican dissidents, men who were targeting police and prison officers. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are katie martin from the financial times, and oliver wright, policy editor at the times. the trump administration has imposed sanctions on 13 people and a dozen companies in response to iran's recent ballistic missile test. earlier today president trump continued his criticism of iran, saying on twitter that the country was "playing with fire." mr trump said his predecessor barack 0bama had been "kind" in making a deal with tehran over its nuclear programme, but warned that he would be taking a very different approach. it comes after social media posts by the president yesterday, i

a little bit of clout into somerset and wales but elsewhere at cold start with some spells of sunshineeas of scotland but not a bad start of the day. as we go on through the day, we will continue to see sunshine and temperatures will bea see sunshine and temperatures will be a degree also up on whether they we re be a degree also up on whether they were on monday. the exception is in the south—west whether cloud will begin to gather and push up through the midlands and into wales. eventually into northern ireland. it will bring the odd spot of rain. temperatures still be sent. highs hopefully six or seven into scotland. the weather front will move out of the way and then we have a series of fronts out to the west which produce are messy picture for wednesday. they will be some rain with these frontal systems but it will be hit and miss as they drift up will be hit and miss as they drift up from the south. they will be outbreaks of cloudy rain. it will be cloudy but mild and less windy than we have seen this week. the best of the brightness into the far north and east. eight or nine deg

a little bit of cloud into somerset and wales but elsewhere at cold start with some spells of sunshinemaybe sunny and a bit of patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland but not a bad start of the day. as we go on through the day, we will continue to see sunshine and temperatures will be a degree also up on whether they were on monday. the exception is in the south—west whether cloud will begin to gather and push up through the midlands and into wales. eventually into northern ireland. it will bring the odd spot of rain. temperatures still be sent. highs hopefully six or seven into scotland. the weather front will move out of the way and then we have a series of fronts out to the west which produce are messy picture for wednesday. there will be some rain with these frontal systems but it will be hit and miss as they drift up from the south. they will be outbreaks of cloudy rain. it will be cloudy but mild and less windy than we have seen this week. the best of the brightness into the far north and east. eight or nine degrees by the rest of the week. once we areas of low pressure at th

one is martin fillery, a5, from somerset, the other is 30—year—old ross winter, from bristol, and 27—nspiracy to hold another person in slavery or servitude, and conspiracy to steal electricity. there were no applications for bail, it is an indictable offence and automatically they will be remanded in custody and sent as i said to crown court. we are told they will next appear at salisbury crown court next month. it's the biggest weekend in the movie industry, with the musical lala land expected to dominate tomorrow's 0sca i’s ceremony. the event, however, is likely to become an arena for political discontent. keith adams reports. it is 0scars weekend and the red carpet has been rolled out to signal the start of the 89th academy awards. millions of people around the world will tune in to see if la la land sweeps the board. the musical about two la dreamers is nominated in ia categories and is expected to come away with a raft of major prizes. but politics is expected to loom large this year. on friday, a demonstration took place in support of immigrant rights, where the crowd was addr

one is 45 and from somerset. ross winter is 30 and from bristol., conspiracy to grow cannabis, conspiracy to grow cannabis, conspiracy to hold someone else in slavery or servitude, and conspiracy to steal... city. there were no applications for bail. it is an indictable offence so they are remanded in custody and the offence is sent to the crown court and we are told they will next appear at salisbury crown court next month. andrew plant. police in birmingham have released cctv images of the moment a 17—year—old girl was hit and seriously injured by a car — which then fled the scene. the footage, which some viewers might find distressing, was released by west midlands police in the hope that someone will come forward with more information. the girl was walking with her mother on bromsgrove road at around 6.30pm on saturday 28th january when a car mounted the pavement. the teenager was taken to hospital in a serious condition and is said to be still recovering from her injuries. police want to trace the car, described as a dark coloured bmw 5 series

somerset would get a bigger share but still faces the same rise in bills.for our students. our major concern is the amount being proposed is minor, compared to the gaps that we face in many areas in the country already. it's an absolute drop in the ocean. and schools aren't used to tearing strips off their budget. they've had increases for two decades. ministers argue funding is at record levels but when money is tight, changes are controversial. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. it is 60 minutes past six. our top story this evening: fiasco at the oscars. best picture award given to the wrong film. still to come, the government is under pressure over plans to limit access toa pressure over plans to limit access to a new disability benefit. and coming up, clever clever tactics or is rugby union in need of a rule change? how italy's approach against england in the six nations yesterday continues to divide opinion. people liable for compensation for personal injuries will get bigger pay—outs, under new rules. however the changes could cost the nhs as much as £1 bill

the claymores led the police back to ciaran maxwell's barracks in somerset.ds near his devon home uncovered electronic components and notes on making bombs. it was clear to police they had found a serving royal marine involved in dissident irish republican terrorism, a man who had compiled a list of possible targets and got hold of a northern ireland police uniform, though security sources say he may have been a bit of a lone wolf. daniel sandford, bbc news, larne. an egyptian man armed with a machete has been shot and wounded after he attacked guards at the world famous louvre museum in paris. hundreds of tourists were in the building at the time. the attack is being treated as a terrorist incident, as jonny dymond reports. in the heart of paris, at the entrance to one of its cultural treasures, an attacker is brought down by the military. an egyptian, he had come to the city eight days ago. he was stopped as he tried to enter the shops beneath the louvre. he shouted allahu akbar — god is great in arabic. and then swung at a soldier with one of the two mache

our correspondentjohn maguire has been to a hospital in somerset to see just how much pressure the nhsder. ask staff here how the winter is going, and they use words such as busy, challenging, demanding. drjohn tipping shows me how they track exactly what's happening here in the emergency department. it allows us to see what the pressures are in the system. it allows us to see how many patients we've had in the last hour. they deal with everything from aches and breaks to problems breathing, a particular issue for the elderly in winter. comparing this january to four years ago, we are up 10% on attendances, which doesn't sound huge, but actually we are up 20% an ambulance arrivals and 28% on the number of patients that we've actually had to admit, which gives you an indication that although the numbers aren't massively increased in that time, the complexity and illness level in these patients is definitely rising. demand is increasing so how should we pay for it? a bbc poll found that 51% are against the idea of charging for some services that are currently free. but 37% do support ext

one is martin celery, 45, somerset, the other is 30—year—old ross winter, from bristol, and 27—year—oldannabis, conspiracy to hold another person in slavery or servitude and conspiracy to steal electricity. there were no applications for bill, it is an indictable offence and automatically they will be remanded in custody and event as i said to crown court. we are told they will next appear at salisbury crown court next month. andrew plant. iraqi forces have entered parts of western mosul in what is expected to be an arduous and dangerous battle to remove so called islamic state from iraq's second largest city. wyre davies reports from an advanced iraqi military base where american troops and advisers are proving to be a key part of the mosul offensive. the battle for mosul is in a critical phase. fierce clashes on the western edge of the city. fighters from so—called islamic state proceed into narrow streets but government forces will have to follow. but they are not alone. from a field just to the south, these big american guns are why local commanders are confident they can finally dr

a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well.and west again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will begin to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales, eventually into northern ireland. it will bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland, so we're starting to get there. that weather front will move out of the way, and then we have this series of fronts out to the south—west which produce a messy picture for wednesday. there will be some rain with these frontal systems, but it is going to be very hit—and—miss. as they drift up from the south, there will be outbreaks of patchy rain. it will

we could see some snow showers into north wales, and east wales, may as far south as somerset.k about the strength of that wind. —— anywhere. furthersnow think about the strength of that wind. —— anywhere. further snow on saturday night into sunday, particularly over the pennines and in the peak district. then the snow will ease back to rain on sunday. it will ease back to rain on sunday. it will be windy. gales across scotland and northern england for a time. quite dismal. temperatures of similar values. between quite dismal. temperatures of similarvalues. between four quite dismal. temperatures of similar values. between four and 6 degrees. if you are out and about how might you will notice a difference. sunshine will be at a premium. ican difference. sunshine will be at a premium. i can hear you groaning of the television. i will finish this forecast on a glimmer of good news. as we move into next week, fingers crossed, it looks as though the winds will swing to a southerly and we will see more in the way of sunshine, and maybe a little more in the way of warmth. a reminder

they directed their anger at republican congressman leonard lance in somerset county last night.he crowd questioned lance on stance on abortion, the dakota access pipeline. >>> meanwhile, people packed an affordable care forum in media. one of the concerns is one brought up by a teenager who says she doesn't know what she'll do if she has to get off her parents' coverage. >>> a man is in jail after paramedics and an off-duty police officer stepped in to stop him from stabbing family members in this car. police say the man stabbed his wife and stepdaughter when the car was stopped at a traffic light. that's when emts jumped out at the traffic light that happened to be at the scene. >> we were holding the hand with the knife, got her out. >> they actually did save the day. let's hope and give wishes for the young lady. >> stepdaughter was critically hurt. the wife is in serious condition. the stepfather spent the night at lehigh county jail. >> in bucks county, school will be open today after fire damaged several classrooms at pennridge high school in perkasie. limited the damage t

also sonoma county, the rain causing a mudslide and somerset drive closed. mud and rocks and several large trees and power lines covering the roadway this morning and there are more trees at the top of the slide that may crashing down. crews are assessing the area to make sure there is no threat to danger. now back out here once again we are at route 12 and route 121 in sonoma county. cars are stuck out here being abandoned because people decided to go around the closed barriers and take their own chances and the chances that they happened to get were they lost the car because the rescue crews are helping them out. hopefully you will pay attention to the sign the next time and this will not happen to you. >>> in this video we see residents kayaking. a search-and-rescue team helped people trapped by the rising waters get out of the homes. in some cases emergency crews were using large trucks. as you can see jet skis to help people get to safety. >>> well, right now we are available and getting ready for anything that happens and surveying the area because it

the claymore mines led the police back to ciaran maxwell's barracks in somerset.hes of his homes in nearby woods and covered electronic components and notes on making bombs. it was clear to detectives that they have found a serving royal marine who was at ugly helping republican dissident. —— actively helping. men who were targeting police officers and others. we can speak to daniel sandford who's at the old bailey now. these were pretty significant arms dumps. they work, the police were clear about that at the time, particular second one in the forest, upona high particular second one in the forest, upon a high plateau above larne where they found really very significant weaponry. explosively formed project file essentially a mortar round which is designed to cause maximum damage, it is armour piercing, it could have concentrate to please —— a police vehicle. it can throw ball bearings hundred metres, an arc of 60 degrees, they are designed for ambushes to be used by military forces for protecting their bases. you can imagine the kind of damage that could cause a

rain pushing it a somerset, wiltshire, south—western parts of wales at 8am tomorrow.eadfully cold. none of the fog will be too widespread audience. shari bursts in northern ireland. scotland looking dry. the best of the sunshine as we go through the day on wednesday. elsewhere, the struggle to brighten things up for some of us. the rain pushes northwards. some places seeing sharp bursts, others not much. but in the south—western parts of scotland, something a bit brighter following. a milder one of scotland, something a bit brighterfollowing. a milder one and double figures in a few spots. that feature wanders away and we look to the north for low pressure and some blustery showers as we get into thursday, particularly for scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. further south, things settle down. nice on thursday. mr and fog first thing. sunshine also. temperature is doing pretty well friday, high pressure. normally means dry. could be faulty. —— could be faulty. the best of the sun in the east. thickening cloud and increasing wind and rain knocking o

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zooming into the south for rush hour, the weather is looking quite across cornwall, devon, somerset, all the way up midlands, the southeast. all the way up the spine of the country, particularly eastern areas, thicker cloud. patchy rain. it will not feel doesn't in the morning, leeds and hull, 4 degrees, outbreaks of rain. this is the frost across western areas. northern ireland, western isles, at least inland away from the coast, touch of frost. 0n isles, at least inland away from the coast, touch of frost. on wednesday it remains fairly cloudy. we may start to see that whether changing, transitioning into something a little bit colder, those cold easterly winds starting to set in. norwich only a high of three degrees, newcastle four degrees. still some sunshine and maybe temperatures of seven to nine across western areas. wednesday evening we will see a touch of frost again, so thursday morning frosty across parts of the uk, and then that colder air well and truly establishes itself across the uk for thursday. so, nippy wind, temperatures dropping, low single figures for most of us

and watching plenty of slow speeds and a bus accident at kensington at somerset and avoid that interestsf a crash is coming in at the pennsylvania turnpike. eastbound approaching the fort washington interchange. slowing there as you come eastbound from valley forge passing mid county and plymouth meeting and fort washington, and the pinpoint connecter bridge is closed and extra slowing along route 1 and langhorne and fire department activity at the senior center along oxford valley road and trinity episcopal a crash closing upper new york road stick with meetingous or 2012 to get around that. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> sounds good thank you. >>> adam joseph is standing by with the accuweather details on the snow coming our way tomorrow. despite the record highs today. that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> we are wougoing from record today to snow i

it's been a very difficult winter at yeovil hospital in somerset.e many other hospitals in england, they've had to battle behind the scenes here to find enough free beds in recent weeks. you can get periods, particularly over the winter period, when you are managing bed by bed, minute by minute, and teams are having to spend a lot of time and energy running around finding a bed for the next patient that needs it. and moving patients between beds isn't ideal, we don't like doing it unless we really have to, but sometimes you have to prioritise clinically who needs to be in the right bed. ideally hospitals have patients in around 85% of their beds so there's time for cleaning and space for urgent cases. our analysis of nhs figures showed most hospitals in england were above the recommended rate this winter. nearly half those trusts had occu pa ncy levels a bove 95%. up—to—date figures weren't available for the rest of the uk. most hospitals in europe run at 80% capacity and they cannot understand when we talk to them and say that we run our hospitals

forty-sixth probably, okay to use the bus if you go from 63rd all the way into down ton or up into somerset you will want to wait for the train even if a train or two bypass es you because the shuttle bus service will take forever to get you through the traffic lights and all of the neighborhood, to get where you are going. again, brace yourself, be ready, get an early start this is first test of this system here and with the rain on the way, it is not going to be pleasant standing out on the corner or on the platform in the rain later on this afternoon. pennsy turnpike connector bridge is still closed to vehicle will traffic and so far so good down at philly international, thomas and karen, back to you. >>> thanks bob. 5:19. it is hard to wrap your mind around what bucks county prosecutors say a handy hand did to children, 40 years ago. they say this man right here 58 year-old william thomas sexually assaulted children as young as three years old. he lived at a trailer park in morrisville and before that a home this levittown. prosecutors say that thomas kept record of his sexual assault o

if you are going to go from, say, 63rd all the way up to, say, somerset. but only going couple of stops the bus may not be a bad idea out every west philly or northeast philly. regional rail lines are all looking good. maybe a snow day for the kids tomorrow. sue has a little more info in 16 seconds. >> lots to tell you. let's get right to. the snow tomorrow will start between 1:00 and 3:00 in the morning. then it really cranks up between 5:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning. so, this time tomorrow it should be snowing heavily. tapering off around noon. so there is your time line. the general time line for this low pressure system that's going to be moving up the coast, and throwing back all of that moisture, it will snow pretty heavily, for a short periods of time. enough to pile up several inches, or more, of snow. it is raining right now, just couple of places. that's not the issue. the issue is our winter storm warning in effect for most of the counties except for southern counties, where, we don't expect as much accumulation. and here's why. they're going to

watching a crash in north philadelphia at fifth and somerset there by elbow heel and a crash on the northeastd past lansdale taking out the right lane. on the east west turnpike the turnpike connector bridge remains closed and route one not so bad right now. earlier accidents there have gone so you can use that as an alternate. rick and monica, back over to you. >> matt, thank you. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" tonight a pair of twin girls rescued from near death 20 years ago are reunited with their so-called guardian angels. we'll have their story. >> and the next time you want to play powerball and mega millions in the garden state you won't necessarily have to go out and buy your tickets. we will explain why. adam. >> rick, i must remind you, yes, it is still winter despite you seeing temperatures more like spring in the eastern half of the country we're talking about record warmth and then followed by maybe a little bit of snow. we'll talk about that in that full accuweather forecast. >> all right, we'll take the warmth. jaime apody has more on the day after that incredible s

the claymore mines led the police back to kieron maxwell's barracks in somerset. home and nearby woods uncovered electronic components and notes on making bombs. it was clear to detectives that they have found a serving royal marines actively helping republican dissidents. men targeting police and prison officers. let's go live to daniel. there he is. we werejust saying in report, how extraordinary a royal marine commandos should be involved in this kind of activity, helping dissident republicans. do we know anymore about his motivation? we don't at this stage. sentencing has been put off to a later date. reports ordered by the defence to give insight into his state of mind. at some point, when his defence lawyers give their mitigation and explanations as to why this sentence should be reduced, we may get some insight into the motives. not the first time that serving members of the armed forces have been accused of being involved in terrorism in northern ireland. almost always they have been accused of being involved in terrorism on the other side, supporting loya

somerset would get a bigger share but still faces the same rise in bills.proposed is minor, compared to the gaps that we face in many areas in the country already. it's an absolute drop in the ocean. and schools aren't used to tearing strips off their budget. they've had increases for two decades. ministers argue funding is at record levels but when money is tight, changes are controversial. everything except the kitchen—sink, some rain and snow, sunshine as well to keep the freddie going for the next few days. there will be wintry showers, mostly over high ground. it will be a more widespread issue is the ice, especially when you have had showers and freezing fog issues. temperatures close to freezing, below freezing in rural areas, particularly where you have a covering of snow in the heart of scotland. some server tomorrow, and a cluster of rain gracing the south west of scotland, then west to east across england, snow across the high ground. the best of the sunshine will be in central and northern parts of scotland. nowhere will it be warm, however, whe

it has been a very difficult winter at yeovil hospital in somerset.ike many other hospitals in england, they have had to battle behind the scenes here to find enough free beds in recent weeks. you can get periods where you are managing bed by bed, minute by minute. teens are having to spend a lot of time running around trying to find a bed for the next patient who needs it and moving patients between wards is not ideal, we do not like doing it unless we have to, but sometimes you have to prioritise clinically who will be in the beds. ideally, hospitals have patient and ride 85% of their beds so patient and ride 85% of their beds so there is time for cleaning and space for urgent cases. our analysis of nhs figures showed most hospitals in england were above the recommended rate this winter. nearly half those trusts had occupancy levels a bove half those trusts had occupancy levels above 95%, up—to—date figures we re levels above 95%, up—to—date figures were not available for the rest of the uk. most hospitals in europe run at 80% capacity and they cann

into the south, the rush hour, the weather is looking quite across cornwall, devon and somerset and wiltshire some patchy rain. not going to feel very pleasant in leeds and hull, four degrees. this is where we have the frost across the west. northern ireland, maybe the western isles. england, away from the coast, a touch of frost. wednesday remaining cloudy, that will be the day when we start to see the weather changing, transitioning into something a bit colder, the cold easterly winds starting to set in, temperatures dropping, norwich only a high of three degrees ammar newcastle four degrees, temperatures 7—9 in western areas. 0n degrees, temperatures 7—9 in western areas. on wednesday, we'll see a touch of frost, meaning thursday morning, frosty across parts of the uk and then the cold air, well and truly establishing itself across the uk on thursday. a cold wind, temperatures dropping, single figures for most of us. three degrees in yorkshire, only six england, four in belfast. the cold will become more apparent on friday until we get to the wintry showers, initially across yorkshire, may

joining me now from somerset is libby jackson.nk spacex have set themselves a very ambitious target but i have no doubt they think they can achieve it, but they have made a public achievement and i expect them to carry that through. the rocket that is taking them up has only been up twice? the fault can which is the rocket that will gore hasn't flown at all. spacex are flying a smaller version and have had some issues with that, a couple exploded. they have had test—firing on the ground and it is due to make its first flight and it is due to make its first flight later this year and the same is true for the capital. that has also not flown. the dragon spacecraft has been going to the international space station and back but that has been undermined so they have to make some modifications to that. still a lot of work to be done? indeed. i have no doubt spacex are working hard on that and by making this announcement they are committed to it and i am confident they can achieve it. it will cost a lot of money but the you think it is th

he lived in somerset.r hours. is continued to fire mortars at the airport from further inside the city after losing ground to the army. the east and south bashed back much of the west of ms ryan allen government has. donald trump says he wa nts to government has. donald trump says he wants to expand america's nuclear arsenal. mr trump said wants to expand america's nuclear arsenal. mrtrump said it wants to expand america's nuclear arsenal. mr trump said it would be wonderful if no nation had nuclear arms, but otherwise, the us must be top of the pack. more universities in england will soon be able to offer degree courses which lasts just two years. in return, they will be able to increase annual tuition fees to more than £13,000. the overall cost of a degree will still be capped at £27,000. the clean—up continues this morning after storm doris battered much of the uk. it left one woman dead after being hit by flying debris. winds of up to 94 mph caused power cuts and travel chaos as flights were grounded a

. >> the full on somerset earlierr was like right out of central casting, right, for those animaa trainers>> yup.>>up >> amazing.>> ama >> 9:22. we'll get to allison right now.g she's got a checkht of some of e other stories making headlines.s saw you smiling along with us as we were looking at bao bao. >> bao bao needs a good belly bl b.b. got an itch that can't getan't t scratched.hed. first up, speaking of scratchinh and this is not in a good way gw another dc school reportedlyepoy dealing with a department problem. officials say bed bugs were bs found on students clothing at miner elementary school inhoo i northeast d.c. over the past week. also reports of rodents.oden the school sent a letter to parents notifying them of the situation. this comes after fox5 firstirst reported about a bed bug problem at savoy elementary school thatt went back to december now thatoa incident forced dc ps to close o savoy temporarily last week for a deep cleaning and exx termination and sent the kids to ferebee school for awhile.. pope francis weighing in on the controversial keystone lx and la dakota ac

repeat somerset this morning? >> having a bit of a weather issue, maria.aria: where is the peace that? dagen: maria bartiromo, let me say one thing about that. people are afraid to bring pizza to you because you are a pizza connoisseur. the bar is set very high. unless you're going to deliver some brooklyn pizza. maria: reqs manner. >> i heard dominus is offering a honeymoon salad. maria: a lot of people have been giving the gift of events. do you want to just give a person for their wedding and event of your engagement party. do you want to give something for a trip interested people are doing. >> that kind of thing all experiential. >> order myself a pizza. dagen: the monthly wine club thing for a year. maria: that is a good idea. >> although a bottle lasts me about half a day. maria: will take a short break and dems propose $54 billion merger with smaller rival sigma plot. by the deal would harm customers. twitter script corny earnings report. the printed the numbers. how president trump use social media can impact the results. we are back in two minute