in fifth place at the moment, elise christie, biding hertime. elise christie feeling comfortable.adian having that thought as well. moving through on the outside. now they are starting to wind it up with five to go. christie trying to go on the inside. a little bit of a gap from the front three. the olympic champion on the front. christine now starts to show some of her speed that we know she has got in her legs. christie around the outside draws up live with the olympic champion from china. elise christie sweeping round at the bell. that's more like it from the world champion. elise christie could just ease off a little bit. she knows she is going through. that was a tremendous return to the ice after what happened the other day. safely through to the semifinal, elise christie of great britain. there you go, some good news to end on. let's take a look at the weather. clearer fresher conditions with lots of sunshine in the south. a few showers towards the north—west. this evening and into the night the band of cloud will move away. dry conditions in the east with some fog patches,

commentator: christie tries to make it on the inside. she's third. christie crashes out. christie is out of it once again! fontana going with choi min—jeong. it's a photo finish on the line! once again, christie's hopes were sent sliding into the barriers, it was sochi all over again, and as italy's arianna fontana took gold, christie was left in utter despair. well, can you believe it, another olympics, another tumble for elise christie. she still has two more events to come, but her games have started in disappointment. replays suggested christie's hand had been hit by a rival‘s skate and afterwards, she was inconsolable. as the tears flowed, she tried to make sense of her seemingly endless misfortune. i know it's short track and i know i'm supposed to be prepared for this, but it still hurts, you know. obviously, it's still almost a week until my best distance, so that's the positive... i don't know, right now i just can't see living with this feeling, you know. i just... but, i mean, it's out of my control, i got knocked over and that's that. commentator: christie...

heartbreak for elise christie yet again.in a medal at the last olympics four years ago, history has repeated itself in the pyeongchang. her dreams ending in bitter disappointment.” pyeongchang. her dreams ending in bitter disappointment. i am a bit shell—shocked. i worked so hard to come back from this injury. i think 1000 people would not have skated with my ankle the way it was. i can barely move my knee. the only thing ican barely move my knee. the only thing i can say is i can promise britain i will fight back from this and i will come back for beijing. and hopefully ican do come back for beijing. and hopefully i can do britain proud then. for the skater and her team it was a huge blow. clearly she is massively disappointed. to come here as double world champion and go away with a fourth place, ultimately, that is hugely disappointing. if that happens in sport, there is high jeopardy. short track, as everyone knows at home now. better news for the curlers, as the british men produce their best performance of the competit

and christie crashes out! christie as out of it once again. it's a photo finish on the line.nto the crash barriers. it was sochi autodrom again. and as italy's arianna fonta na went sochi autodrom again. and as italy's arianna fontana went on to clinch victory, christie once again was left in tears. can you believe it, another olympics and another tumble for elise christie. she still has two events to come, but her gaines have started in disappointment. yes, i know i'm supposed to be prepared for this, but... it i know i'm supposed to be prepared forthis, but... it still i know i'm supposed to be prepared for this, but... it still hurts, you know? obviously it's still almost a week until... so, that's a positive. and, i don't know... no, week until... so, that's a positive. and, idon't know... no, ijust can't see living with this feeling, you know? i got knocked over, and that's that. the question now, though, is whether britain's biggest medal hope can pick herself up on a day of deja vu. yes, you have to feel for elise christie. you can seejust yes, you have to feel for eli

you spoke about the euphoria after elise christie qualified.was like those two semifinals. i have never felt a room change quite so quickly. as elise was moving around, she was in a tricky position in that semifinal. the very worst happened. a clip of this case and the ankle and a crash into the barriers. even worse, elise christie staying down and having to be taken out on a stretcher. she is going for scans and so on and so forth. it changed everything in this room. there had been cheers and applause in this room, they are now watching the final they hope that she would be part of, this is a tight community of short track speed skating is, they notice board well, they have hopes on elise christie, and charlotte gilmartin, elise is the world champion going into these 0lympics the world champion going into these olympics and they will be hoping that she can get through to the 1000 metres. we will walk through just as the spinalfinishes, metres. we will walk through just as the spinal finishes, and metres. we will walk through just as the spinal

commentator: christie tries to make it on the inside. she's third. christie crashes out.s arianna fontana took gold, christie was left in utter despair. well, can you believe it, another 0lympics, another tumble for elise christie. she still has two more events to come, but her games have started in disappointment. replays suggested christie‘s hand had been hit by a rival‘s

and christie goes down before they reach the very first corner.e heartbreak for team gb's elise christie, as her hopes of a winter olympic medal have disappeared. and coming up, i'm at stamford bridge with the latest as chelsea take on barcelona in the champions league. and coming upon sportsday on bbc news, could chelsea get the better of barcelona in the first leg of their last 16 tie good evening. the united nations says it's deeply concerned about the fate of hundreds of thousands of people in the syrian district of eastern ghouta, which is still under rebel control. syrian government forces have carried out some of the heaviest starved and bombed into submission. explosion, screaming now, it looks to be eastern ghouta's turn as the regime pushes for decisive victory around the capital. screaming sirens activists in eastern ghouta say this is as bad as it's been. you can hear the shout and crying of women and children through the windows of their homes and the missiles and mortars dropping on us like rain. there is nowhere to hide from this ni

thank you christie. matt pellman is monitoring the rails and roads. >> i would echo what christy said it's improving but good that the septa is running the outbound regional rails until 9:30 tonight. some of the market frankford subways heading westbound are by passing the 8th street station that is really crowded all day long but as christie said they are resuming all stops starting at 7:00 although the trains free than ishe good news. >> patco is jersey bound only. on the roads the cleanup crews are in full force on the ben franklin parkway and we expect to get outer drives open soon now. and the local streets should be opening soon and the schuylkill is busy.

with half a lap to go, christie's in position to qualify here.uarterfinals. or so she thought. as christie was carried away in pain, her night would take another turn for the worse, the judges spotting two infringements and disqualifying the triple world champion. so it's heartbreak for elise christie yet again after failing to win a medal at the last olympics four years ago, history has repeated itself here in pyeongchang, her dreams ending in bitter disappointment. right now, i'm a bit shell—shocked. i worked so hard to come back from this injury. i think a thousand people wouldn't have skated with my ankle the way it was. the only thing i can say is, i promise britain i will fight back from this, and i will come back for beijing. and hopefully, you know, i can do britain proud then. it's going to come in nicely... there was better news for britain's curlers as the men out dazzled the colourfully dressed norway, and like the women who beatjapan, can progress to the semifinals with victories tomorrow. in the figure skating, penny coomes and nick

bitter disappointment for elise christie once again this time.nished seventh in the half—pipe ski final. she only posted one clean run, falling on her second and third attempts. cheshire was competing in her first winter games after missing out through injury four years ago. the canadian cassie sharpe won gold. britain's curlers fared better, the men put in their best display of the competition so far to beat norway 10—3 in their penultimate group match. a win in their final match against usa will see them qualify for the semi finals. and the women completed an 8—6 victory overjapan. that puts them up into joint third in the standings with one match to play against the reigning olympic champions canada. victory in that match will guarantee their place in the last four. 0n the way news of those unsavoury pitch invasions after the wigan against manchester city match. it's not the winter olympics which has been keeping antonio conte up at night. the chelsea manager admits the visit of barcelona in the champions league has been giving him sleepless n

so more disappointment for elise christie... i spoke to two—time winter olympian, ben kilner and asked him how she would recover from yet another major setback. it is really hard, straight after an event, we saw her interview and she was clearly upset. it is one of those things where you just have to let it sink in, reflect on it and look at maybe some of the mistakes. and then move on. you have got to put it behind you. the 1000 and the 1500 metres to come. she has been skating very quickly indeed, of course to olympic records on the weight of the final. does she take those positives into the next events or will it weigh heavily on her mind, the disappointment? she can any —— she can only look at the positives as any good athlete will do. she has had hiccups in the past which play on her mind a bit but during a race you never think about that. you need to be in the kind of gladiator circle. and then outside of it you think about these things but once she gets onto the start gate i think everything will go. the mindset criticall

speed skater elise christie's medal hopes hinge on herfinal event, but the elise christie's medal hopes two—time world champion could not claim that medal she desperately craves as she was disqualified in her third and final event. first ever bronze medal in mixed doubles carling... from the lights to controversy, he could now be stripped of his medal, but this case has broader implications. he is russian. this country is banned from these games because of a huge doping scandal. apologies. we were hoping to bring you the events which saw feliz christie disqualified. we have brought you the wrong piece. tiger woods has been named as vice captain for the 2018th ryder cup in paris. us captainjim furyk announced the addition of tiger woods and steve stricker as his vice captain is ahead of this year's matches. jim furyk has now settled on the vice captains, davis love iii is also a vice captain. they missed england's‘s opening two victories over england and wales after they were given suspensions in january. nathan hughes also returns to the squad after injury. a man who knows the competiti

elise christie now comes the final bend and christie has crashed! christie crashes out of the semifinal of the women's 1500m speed skating competition and is taken out on a stretcher. the murder of british student joanna parrish in france in 1990 — a convicted serial killer is understood to have confessed. ukip members will vote on whether to back or sack henry bolton as party leader. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has urged european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit because of "deep—seated ideology". the prime minister was speaking at a security conference in munich. mrs may said that that "nothing must get in the way" of britain and the eu helping each other to keep people safe. the prime minister said that real political will is required to safeguard intelligence co—operation which has developed over the decades. people across europe are safer because of this cooperation and the unique arrangements we have developed between the uk and eu institutions in recent years. so it is in a

christie has crashed again! yet again, christie's codes sent sprawling.ly, she didn't get up. you can see belize christie receiving medical treatment here. what a sad way for another medal hope to end. the end and the bitterest, cruellest disappointments. as she was carried away on a stretcher and taken to hospital, the team could only hope. winking, there it is again, incredible how someone could have so much bad blood. the team will get around, it may not be over. finally, some good news, x—rays on a radical showed no broken bones, but with the next event on tuesday and two crashes so far, our dream has the resume so fragile. lots more from pyeongchang later in the programme, including our current update and a massive shock in the women's super g to nacro. leicester and cheslea made it through to the fa cup quarterfinals last night, four more fifth round ties today. west bromwich albion have had better weeks. they were beaten 2—1 at home by fellow premier league strugglers southampton. and this comes just 48 hours after an incident during their training

and it's between zhou yang and christie now... and christie has crashed again now!l sport can have the most painful ending. and for christie, heartbreak also comes with jeopardy, her favourite event starts in three days' time. she now has a race to recover. right now, i'm not bothered about medals, i'm thinking about elise right now. and hopefully, the injury's not a significant one. but as i say, as a precaution, she's gone to hospital to get a scan. but it looked a pretty heavy fall to me. for christie, this has been the cruelest week, but her bad luck comes as her team's fortunes are improving. for izzy atkin, this was a twist into history, bronze in slopestyle is a first british medal won on skis. the american—born teenager needed a flawless final run. she had the tricks and the nerve to see it through. i was standing at the bottom after my third and final run. i know i had skied the best i could. and i wasjust waiting, you know, for that last was it three orfourgirls to drop, and my heart was racing. but yeah, i can't believe it. for team gb, these games have b

elise christie is safely through to the quarterfinals!world champion short—track speed skater elise christie sets an olympic record in her opening heat in the 500m event. a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are becoming victims. and taxi by air — click looks ahead into the future of passenger travel. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. 0xfam has rejected claims that it covered up an investigation downing street has said that it is reviewing its relationship with the charity 0xfam in the light of claims that some of its staff in haiti exploited people for sex following the earthquake there in 2011. 0xfam dismissed some workers and reported the matter to the charity to mission, but critics say it didn't do enough to deal with the situation. thanks crawford reports. it was an earthquake that devastated haiti, killing more than 200,000 people, affecting millions more. aid agencies from around the world stepped into the cha

commentator: christie has crashed again now in the semifinal.recaution but was given the all clear and may yet race in the 1000 metres as she bids to avoid a repeat of her nightmare in sochi four years ago. but that will do little to dampen the british euphoria as they delivered on snow and ice a super saturday to live long in the memory. david ornstein, bbc news, in pyeongchang. i've been speaking about today's historic achievement with the former performance director of british skeleton, simon timson. he described the winds today as sensational. it is absolutely incredible. i am on a ski holiday and could hardly ski this morning, my legs were jelly with anticipation. we were all hanging around the tv in a mountain restaurant. my wife had to quieten me down with cheering when they secured the medals. the hardest bit was looking at laura ‘s face when lizzie came down, thinking, i going to get squeezed out of a medal? then the austrian made a couple of big mistakes have lost out. we were celebrating gold and bronze, which was incredible. how long

and elise christie was soon showing precisely why.tement of intent, after her disqualification at the last games, what a relief. intent, after her disqualification at the last games, what a relieflj was at the last games, what a relief.” was so nervous! i got out to the lane, i was so excited. i'm glad i got to race in front of everyone again. british hopes in the snowboarding came crashing down... jamie nicholls and then team—mate billy morgan both tumbling out of the slope style event. the women's cross country skiing, meanwhile, produced the first gold medallist of the games, victory for charlotte kalla of sweden. for team gb, opening day of decidedly mixed fortunes, disappointment on the snow, elise christie's hopes of gold are off to the perfect start. lets get a look at the weather forecast a little closer to home! bit of a roller—coaster, spell of very heavy rain and some strong winds as well, gale force winds in fa ct, winds as well, gale force winds in fact, expected across northern parts of the country, this next area of low

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butjust to deal with elise christie.utely compelling human drama, there's no question about it. she went into the sochi olympics as the favourite in the short track speed skating and ended up having a really dramatic but disastrous time and she ended up being disqualified, oi’ crashing out of each of those. and then had to deal with a huge amount of abuse including death threats, and thought about walking away from the sport. but she decided to continue, became a multiple world champion, came again into these olympics as the favourite, and yet unbelievably again went through a series in each of her three events where she was either pushed out, disqualified, or injured before her final race where she attempted to compete, fell over again, seemed to have qualified, but then got disqualified again. by any standards, it was an extraordinary human drama and kind of news story around britain's favourite athlete going into the games. we had specific complaints about seeing the bbc commentary team celebrating british skeleton me

speed skater elise christie going for gold in the 500 metres. elise christie is a triple world champion and probably britain's best hope of and probably britain's best hope of a medal at these games. she is competing in three events and the 500 metres probably her least favoured but she looked impressive in qualifying where she set an olympic record. four years ago in sochi she was disqualified for all three events and she received death threats and thought about quitting but she is back with a real chance of a gold medal. team gb are targeting their best ever winter olympics performance between four and ten medals. they have had a disappointment so far, particularly in snowboarding, but they will be hopeful elise christie can finally get them off the mark. looking forward to it. thank you, andy. newsnight is on bbc two. tonight is stop and search the best way to deal with knife crime? we hearfrom young men on their experience with the police and from the authorities. join me now on bbc two. good . hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferri

in the christie goes you reach the first corner. in the christie goes you reach the first corner. elise christie — as hopes of winning a medal at the winter olympics are over. it's 5 o'clock. our main story is the crisis at oxfam — following allegations of sexual misconduct by some of its staff in haiti. the charity has revealed that thousands of people have stopped giving money in the past fortnight. senior executives have been questioned by mps about the scandal and the head of oxfam gb — mark goldring — apologised ‘wholeheartedly‘ for remarks he made last week — when he appeared to downplay what had happened. he also revealed that 26 more sexual misconduct allegations have been received by the charity — as our correspondent matt cole reports. we should warn you there is flash photography from the top of matt's report. if there was any doubt that the senior oxfam leaders were going to face a tough time, it was dispelled by the very first question. in your interview with the guardian published on saturday, you appear to be downplaying the scandal, using the parallel with the murd

action news reporter christie ileto is live at the museum tonight and christie what is the story on this>> well it's a classic catch 22 some parents say the unexpected day off is added stress to find child care on the other hand having the schools open means die hard bird fans run the risk of possibly missing out on a historic moment. >> begging and crying a little bit. >> reporter: anything to get out of first period thursday morning. >> at some point there were two people monday in my class. >> what. >> literally all my classes were empty because the eagles won that is it. >> on monday. >> on monday now the parade is coming and more people are not coming. >> the school district is one of several suburban keeping their doors open when they make their victory lap through the heart of the city. >> i don't know it's a tough call i've never been a school administrator. >> in havertown you can bring a note from your parents and get excused absence. >> a lot of my friends are going too. >> there will be some kids there but not as many as they think will be. >> philadelphia city schools along

christie, oh, they've gone down! though, may now prove hard to erase. she cra5hed at the same final there. but her team are urging her to stay positive. i think we could all see she tried everything out there to try and get gold. she wasn't going for anything else. you know, that's the nature of the sport. crashes do happen, unfortunately. the question now, though, is whether britain's biggest medal hope can pick herself up again on a desperate day of deja vu. andy swi55, bbc news, pyeongchang. the england cricketer ben stoke5 is to go on trial, charged in connection with a fight outside a nightclub in bristol last september. the 26—year—old pleaded not guilty to affray at bristol magistrates court this morning, and was granted bail before the next hearing in march. he'll now fly out to join england's current tour of new zealand. from bristol, jon kay's report contains some flash photography. morning. five months after the alleged incident, ben stoke5 returned to bristol for his first appearance before the city's mag

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let's talk about elise christie.r in young chang, she leaves another winter olympic games empty—handed. thanks 0lly, and susan has all the weather. good afternoon, this will cool you down, this is what is coming all the way from siberia, a biting easterly wind, this should make a difference to the way things also coming up... the pressure of dealing with debt when suffering from mental health problems. a charity says thousands of people are being pursued for money while in hospital. good afternoon. this is afternoon live. i am simon mccoy. the chief executive of oxfam has said sorry for the way he defended the charity after claims of sexual misconduct. mark goldring had accused people of "gunning" for the organisation, declaring that no—one had "murdered babies in their cots." appearing before mps, he revealed that there've been 26 new reports of misconduct since the haiti revelations emerged. the scandal has taken its toll on the charity, with 7000 people cancelling regular donations in ten days. here's our correspo

fingers crossed this time for elise christie.‘s colin hazelden is this morning, getting the thoughts of those who know elise well. hello, colin. how are you doing? we are standing here in the middle of the ice, this is the training ice pad at the nottingham ice centre. surrounded by the nottingham ice racing club. this is what happens when elise does well, people respond, want to come out and do short track speed skating. so there are youngsters out here, maybe there is the next elise summer in the middle of all of this. richard is here, and olympian in his own right with team gb, one of the academy coaches here, so one dealt with some of your young stars are here, what does it mean when elise does well?|j think does it mean when elise does well?” think speaking this morning to the nottingham club, they said they had five new people come down last session already. she would like to mena medal but already she is inspired to many people to come down and try the sport. it's remarkable, it's not just her, and try the sport. it's rema

christie ileto is at the link for swag patrol.skversky has nick foles day at disney world and cecily tynan has the parade forecast. thursday's victory parade will start at broad and patterson at 11:00 a.m. then north through the city on broad. we are not sure if it will go around city hall to the left or right, but it will likely go left to pack into dilworth park, ending at the philadelphia museum of art for a huge celebration there. let's go live to the museum. "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dan, the word is that a couple of million people are making their own parade plans. >> that's pretty much what everyone is saying. the die has been cast. the order of business set for center city and making the eagle parade set for thursday. without telling anyone for fear of jinxing the game or giving bill belichick a heads up, looks like the city had a head start. >> we did it, baby. >> with passionate eagle fans running on high octane after the superbowl win the city is moving full speed ahead with the championship parade. >> i'm ha

lee's christie was soon showing precisely why.t and after her disqualification at the last games, what a relief. i was so nervous. i thought maybe i'm not going to do this because i'm so nervous but actually it was fine. i was excited and i'm just glad actually it was fine. i was excited and i'mjust glad i actually it was fine. i was excited and i'm just glad i got to race in front of everyone again. british hopes in the snowboarding came crashing down. jamie nicholls and then team—mate billy morgan both tumbling out of the slopestyle event. the women's cross—country skiing produced the first gold medallist of the games, victory for sweden's charlotte kalla. the first gold medalfor the sweden's charlotte kalla. the first gold medal for the hosts sweden's charlotte kalla. the first gold medalfor the hosts brought the loudest cheer. south korea celebrated its own olympic champion. but for team celebrated its own olympic champion. butforteam gb, celebrated its own olympic champion. but for team gb, this was an opening day of decidedl

commentator: christie goes to the front. elise christie soon showed precisely why.start to finish, setting a new 0lympic record. it was some statement of intent. after her disqualification at the last games, what relief. i was so nervous! i was like, i'm not going to do this because i was so nervous. but actually it was fine. but then i was so excited and i'mjust glad i got to race in front of everyone again. although british hopes in the snowboarding came crashing down. jamie nicholls and team mate billy morgan both tumbling out of the slopestyle event. the women's cross country skiing meanwhile produced the first gold medallist of the games, victory for charlotte kalla from sweden. a first gold medal for the hosts brought the loudest cheer, their skater sparking euphoria as south korea celebrated its own 0lympic champion. but for team gb this was an opening day of mixed fortunes, disappointment on the snow but elise christie's hopes of gold off to the perfect start. andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. full coverage of the games across the bbc, the highlights on bbc

but there has been something for christie to cheer today.sandor liu shaolin help hungary to their first ever winter olympics gold medal in the men's 5,000 metres relay. we will have the latest from the england training camp ahead of the calcutta at —— calcutta cup match against scotland. hoping to end mercedes domination of the world championship. celtic are approaching half—time in their europa league tie. celtic led 1- their europa league tie. celtic led 1— milfrom the first their europa league tie. celtic led 1— mil from the first leg their europa league tie. celtic led 1— milfrom the first leg but their europa league tie. celtic led 1— mil from the first leg but fell behind afterjust eight minutes in russia. former chelsea defender giving roberto mancini's side the early advantage. as things stand, brendan rodgers men only need one goal to progress. arsenal take on swedish side 0stersund later, and will begin the match with a three—nil advantage from the first leg. midfielders aaron ramsey and mesut 0zil will miss the match through injur

elise christie is safely through to the quarterfinals!world champion short—track speed skater elise christie sets an olympic record in her opening heat in the 500m event. and a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are becoming victims. and carillion bosses are lost for words, as mps ask why they should be believed. that's in the week in parliament, in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. 0xfam has rejected claims that it covered up an investigation which found some of those sent to help in haiti in the aftermath of an earthquake there exploited local people for sex. 0xfam's chief executive said it did inform the charity commission, but admitted more could have been done to spell out the details of what happened. downing street says the government is reviewing its relationship with the charity in light of what it called the "truly shocking" reports. angus crawford reports. it was an earthquake that devastated haiti, killing more tha

elise christie, swooping around at the bell, into first place. skater elise christie reaches the semifinals of the woman's speed skating 1500 metres after winning oui’ skating 1500 metres after winning our heat, in the last hour. the murder of british student joanna parrish in france in 1990 — a convicted serial killer is understood to have confessed. ukip members will vote on whether to back or sack henry bolton as party leader. also, south africa after president zuma — just one of the topics under discussion in dateline london with carrie gracie in half an hour, here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has urged european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit because of "deep—seated ideology". the prime minister was speaking at a security conference in munich. mrs may said that that "nothing must get in the way" of britain and the eu helping each other to keep people safe. the prime minister said that real political will is required to safeguard intelligence co—operation which

so, it's heartbreak for elise christie yet again.fter failing to win a medal at the last olympics four years ago, history has repeated itself here in pyeongchang. morning from pendle ski club in lancashire, where we've been up all night cheering on the local hero, dave ryding, who started on the dry slopes here, and as you can tell they are so proud, he came in the top ten in ninth, so well done to dave. clarke goes fourth! yarnold wins gold again! laura deas has won bronze as well! the bbc‘s commentary team seen celebrating lizzy yarnold's skeleton gold, about which more very shortly. but it was the extent of the coverage on bbc news that exercised a number of viewers, like tim elliott. and clive wilce had this to say. for others, it was not the quantity of the coverage but its focus on british competitors which rankled. brian bollen tweeted about the bbc‘s chauvinistic coverage of the winter olympics. richard brown thought... and alan dawson agreed. well, let's discuss those issues with stephen mawhinney, the bbc‘s head of sportsjo

not only running back the christie rear executive orders but talking about new gun control measures. ashley johnson has the full story. ashley? >> new jersey governor murphy plans the gun laws to the next level at a roundtable. just weeks ago, murphy and the attorney general announced how they are going to rescind the change under the christied a hip thracian, making it easier to get a mer permit. the governor is king a package of bills of the gun laws. i look forward progress ofly working with the majority leader and his colleagues on things such as critical magazine, capacity law, protect our handgun carry regulations as i mentioned prohibiting possession of armored psa ammunition, making a leader in the adoption of smart gun technology and sales. >> meanwhile, murphy is k work on puerto rico commission and how new jersey can do more to help the island still devastated from hurricane maria. five months ago, we showed you the outpouring of support where many people had family members they were trying to get a hold of. volunteers worked around the clock collecting basic necessities.

thanks, christie. to stay updated on the forecast, you can always download our free nbc bay area app. that will help you track the conditions in your neighborhood. >>> a search is under way in san jose for a gunman and his accomplices after a man was shot while out washing his car, around 12:45 this afternoon in north san jose. the victim told police three men in black clothing came up to him as he was outside his house, washing his car. one of the three men shot him. all three of them took off. that man's injuries are not life-threatening. >>> new at 6:00, a san francisco pro wrestler known for charity work is facing serious problems. will cuevas was arrested yesterday. he is a military veteran and professional wrestler. he's known for his work with charities and wrestling groups. >>> a live look now in minnesota. tomorrow's super bowl could be the coldest ever. the game is indoors, of course. but all week long the locals have been telling us they love their cold weather, calling it the bold north. th

. >> "action news" reporter christie ileto with a preview. kristi. christie. >> that's right.superbowl eve. it may be a sleepless night for many across the region. that story next. >> we have a look at some of the pictures you have been sending in showing off your eagle spirit using the hash tag 6abc. >> we'll be right back. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you'rariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway >> god bless him. >> i love him. as you can see, he's sharing his amazing eagle spirit with everyone. >> that's beautiful. >> that is just one eagle fan belting out the fight song for days. >> he's one of 10s of thousands getting excitemente excited ands nervous about tomorrow's game. you have been hanging out with people partying tonight. >> that's right. it's going to be a sleepless night. it's superbowl eve. emotions are running high. the energy across the region is palpable. this is the anthem throughout the valley on superbowl eve. third year medical student mohammed got the chance to

ileto channel six "action news". >>> christie, thank you. moving on to the accu weather forecast and soggy weather is finally coming to an end, just as we can end draws to a close >> umbrellas, rain coats still came in handy all day to day right in the early afternoon. cloud lingered but that rain is moving out and sun will make an appearance again soon, tomorrow. meteorologist melissa magee joins with us the details, hi there, melissa. >> hi there sarah and walter. this weekend was a wash out across the delaware and lehigh valleys. so far for the month of february it has been pretty wet. we have seen more than 6 inches on have rainfall in the city, average for us this time of the year is more than two and a half inches of rain, this is going down as the fifth wetest for philadelphia, for the month of, february. looking at storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d that cold front that stalled stationary boundary moving down to our south and east, allowing high pressure to the north to work its way in the region as we get into the rest of

live at police headquarters, christie ileto, channel 6 action news. >> thank you, christie. >>> policeelieve someone plac ed an explosive device on top of a car at the 100 block of spring garden early this morning that went off, resulting in damage to the windshield and hood of the vehicle. the bomb squad towed the car to a garage for further examination tomorrow. no one was injured and so far no arrests have been made. >>> a funeral was held today at lasalle university to say a final fair well to basketball great razu l butler and his wife they were killed in a car crash. he attended roman catholic high school and is the fourth all time leading scorer at lasalle he was drafted in 2002 and play ed for the l.a. clippers, chicago, toronto, indiana and washington. he was 38 years old. >>> two boaters have been miss ing off the coast of new jersey since thursday. now their families are considering alternative efforts to continue the search. on friday night, the coast guard suspended the search after no sign of them or their boat. families are told there's little chance they're alive. but n

action news reporter christie ileto is life at the school administration in spring garden and christiet is the story here? >> reporter: well jim she and her coach say they had been warned days before the game by the ref she needed the required waiver and also admits she had been playing all season long with that head dress and no one said anything to her about it until now. that being said the school and school district are now taking action saying that these rules are unfair. >> i've been playing with my hij hijab. >> reporter: it wasn't until this weekend that she was benched for not taking off her religious head dress. >> he came over and told me i couldn't play because i didn't have the paper for me to wear my hijab. i was upset and embarrassed. >> reporter: anything worn on the head for medical or religious purposes must be approved by the state's athletic association piaa and, in fact, her coach had been warned of the waiver two days before the game. >> the official appropriately enforced the rule, unfortunately it was just a break down in communication, the school nor administra

christie iletoshe ster latest o the investigation, christie? >> reporter: sarah, police just wrapped away and towed away victim's car no weapon recovered and not immediately clear if those victims an. sounded like machine guns, it sounded likgunfire and then , and then next thing there was like a silent, and then we heard people screaming, and silence. >> guy wearing dark colored hoodies just went shooting at each other. >> reporter: calls for help came just before 2:00 barrage of bullets sprayed at seventh fifth and elmwood in southwest philadelphia that left three peoplehot in a car, riddled with bullets. >> unaudible. >> reporter: yes. >> young man on the ground, car was shot up and people were just running all around them. another young man, holding him >> reporter: police say a 23 year-old man was hit in the neck and chest, 24 year-old was shot in the hip. both were taken to penn presbyterian, the 23 year-old died at the hospital, the other is stable. third man a 21 year-old was shot in the right leg and taken to the same hospital by priva

christie ileto is there too. christie? >> that's right, jim. these are the boots and paws on the ground. their mission to ease the pain of complete stranger in the form of therapy. >> you can come. >> exalted from five night and four days on the road, these are some of the paws from the canine response team serving another community in need, this time parkland florida. >> when we went down, difficult as it always is because the whole community at large is in crisis. in total, six therapy dogs and their handle letters helped grieving families and survivors push past the pain that unfolded at stoneman douglas high. >> there was a woman sobbing and we were walking down the sidewalk and she pulled next to her. she didn't get in her face, just went next to her and the woman looked down and she started petting her. >> in the process of relaxing, you can, perhaps deal or speak to someone, the children, be able to speak to a council they couldn't articulate before that. it's just a moment in the beginning healing where people can exhale. >> we heard so

center. >> kristi: christie we'll begin with you. >> the school says they were not warned about cruzt his online accounts are shuttering. >> we have begun to dissect the social sites he was on. >> the 19-year-old is accused of killing p 17 people and injuring 14 others in parkland, florida north of miami. >> he was on the third floor. he knows the schoolhe's been to the fire drills. he's prepared to this stuff. >> authorities sayschool blending in with those trying to escape. >> i don't know how we are alive. >> not far from the carnage, cruz was taken into custody without incident. the 19-year-old was expelled for disciplinary reasons. it's not sure why he chose to come back and murder so many innocent people. >> if you are on a website and you know something, you see something, you see a person with rife wills and weaponry and you see something not right, you owe it to your family, community and law enforcement to make this a safer nation by calling up someone. >> cruz is believed to have acted alone. classesare canceled for the rest of the week. christie ileto live for channel6 "a