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the result that gives under—pressure west ham manager slaven bilic and his side a much needed lift. adamrts. west ham fans arriving perhaps more in hope than any real expectation. their recent form, concerning, no one feeling that more keenly than their manager slaven bilic. their hopes were for a good start against spurs but these were dashed when moussa sissoko found one of those gaps in the hammers defence. spurs‘ recent form is formidable, highlighted by their second before half—time, dele alli's shot increasing the pressure. bilic needed to find a team talk that may change the course of his career. whatever he said worked, ayew was the quickest to react here and there was hope once more. hope was turning to believe, ayew scoring again with maybe a word of thanks from the boss. now the momentum switched, the comeback was complete when 0gbonna rose higher than the rest. fortune can be fickle but for west ham things are looking a bit brighter. what a turnaround for west ham. david unsworth, appointed caretaker manager of everton following ronald koeman‘s sacking this week, took charge

and i want people to know, west and ninth adams is a street that runs parallel to i-95. traffic in this area is pretty bad at this point. so you might want to stay out of this area. this is the trinity vicinity neighborhood of wilmington, they call it. and it runs on i-r95, right nea delaware avenue. this area is a little bit of a nightmare to get through right now, as police continue to investigate, two children found inside the house at ninth and west adams. i'm sure you can see from sky force 10, the police presence here, the forensic team is here, detectives are in and out. and again, the mother of the children is with police officers right now, d headquarters on fourth street, being interviewed to talk about some of the circumstances of the case. as soon as we get more information here, we're going to be sure to bring it back to you. that's all for now, live from wilmington, i'm tim furlong. >> quick question. i'm watching these police officers where this crime scene tape. it's a little difficult to see, but how large is that area? i see maybe one part of the home,

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adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. >>> gofr good morning. it's wet and windy out there. we're seeing big improvements if you're west of the district. still much of the rain in maryland. 267 west in res ton. this is storm team 4 by 4. wet roads. take your time. keep your distance, too. we'll have a close look as we walk you through the day, coming up. >>> developing this morning, we are expecting to find out today who will be charged in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. >> his office is expected to make public the first charges in this case. among those under scrutiny, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and former national security adviser general michael flynn. news 4's tracie potts isve tracie, we heard these names before. we know they've been a focus. could they be charged? might it be completely somebody under the radar? >> we don't know. they could be targets under investigation. >> man fort's home, his virginia home was raided back in july. an unannounced raid to him. certainly, there has been scrutiny of those too. could there be smaller fish? that's what some attorneys are spec

adams and ninth street all taped off all date. investigators gathering evidence in and around the first floor apartment at 826 west ninth active scene and disturbing information sweeping through the neighborhood left many neighbors almost speechless. >> i got granddaughter that's six and grandson that's nine. >> so when you hear of this -- >> hear something like that about my grandkids i would have went off. >> i wanting to get my baby from school and just hold her, because it's just sad. >> reporter: and at last word an autopsy is being conducted on these boys to determine the exact cause of death and the mother as far as we know is still being questioned by detectives. no one else as far as we know have been questioned at this time. lucy? >> all right, thank you, joyce. >>> man is dead after an overnight shooting in kensingt kensington. someone called police to the 1900 block of east monmouth street right around 2:00 a.m. with reports of a person with a gun now when officers arrived, they found a 56-year-old man with gunshot wounds to his face and body. paramedics pronounced him dead 20 minutes later no suspects and no motive as o

west london. suak5hi, robert, adam, ula, reem and tariq who are here to ask them questions.ewer of the questions. i will be interrupting when people are going, "what's brian cox talking about now?" how is it going? well, i hope. there has been a change in the last ten years and you know, it's not all down to us and the bbc. the government recognised it a while ago that we have a shortage of scientists and engineers. so there has been a big push, i think, scientists and engineers. so there has been a big push, ithink, to address that need. why are you interested in science? what is it about science that you find exciting? it explains so many things about the world that you may not otherwise understand which i think is very important for the younger generation. it makes you look at things differently because you get to see how things work and like how it works. so you can understand it better. there are like so many different theories and there is like so different theories and there is like so many different ways of explaining each one and ijust find it really interesting. do

money at least seventeen times better than the west i think russia is what russia spends on defense is less than what the defense increase for the. you know adam. used the word distrust here and one of the things that i think is a really growing issue i think it's vastly important here is to break facebook and google these are very dangerous monopolies we've seen monopolies broken up in the past and it's time to do it now more than ever because this is an information monopoly and that's why people most likely are watching this program because while we don't get along to play along ok i think this is an issue that is so important it is not getting enough air time is hardly any in the west right now go ahead and i'm in london. it's probably the single most most important with dealing with the web and dealing with social media these companies ought to be closed in the same way as a classic telephone company so you've got your eighteen t.'s and pac bells and all of these things they don't police the content if you're having an argument with a spouse if you're trying to order a pizza and they didn't put the right flavor on it they're not policing t

west and we'll top out in 0s tonight and subers and 60s tomorrow. you. >> heard it. there keep it here 5@60 coming up after the break. vo: john adamsh care would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> extra helping of awkward on the menu tonight. president trump sitting down with senate majority leader mitch mc connell. >> as you can see from the rundown on the side of the screen this is what we're talking about tonight at 630 let's get to it. we're now despite what we read we're fight are for lower taxes and tax cuts on history of nation and we're fighting for fax reform as pat of that and we're getting close to health care. >> and accordin

west. we have one couple who lost nearly everything they own. why the one thing that was not destroyed is helping them move forward. vo: john adamsprescription for health care would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. ousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >> we're back at 8:46 on this saturday morning. all new this morning from the nfl now to the nba. the singer of the national anthem at the brooklyn nets homeowner friday night took a knee. talking about, again, the singer. take a look. ♪ and the home of the brave >> justine skye's name will no doubt be filling your news feed on she was nearing the song when she went down to one knee. she posted this to her instagram with a statement. quote, probably won't ever be invited to sing it again, but i had to take a kn

nor and west of the district, some patchy frost or thingth vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e adamsports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for for a baby's heart in thel, first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed, and more jumping on yours. stronger is standing out and standing proud. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right

adams and ninth street taped off. investigators gathering evidence in and around the first floor apartment at 826 west ninth. >> officers met the mother outside. >> reporter: wilmington police chief robert tracy said, she had called for someone to come check on her sons. a baby just a few months old and a five-year-old. >> the children looked like they might have been drowned at this time we cleared the whole building to make sure for the safety of everyone involve. the children were already deceased before the officers entered the department. >> the chief says police have no idea at this time if anyone else was in the apartment with the mother and the children before they arrived. >> quite possibly could be homicide investigation. >> reporter: active scene left many neighbors almost speechle speechless. >> i got granddaughters six and i got grandson that's nine. >> reporter: when you zero of this. >> my kids, mike grandkids i won -- >> i wanting to get my baby from school and just hold her because it's just sad. >> reporter: it is sad. autopsy aring being conducted on the bodies of those boys and we are awaiting the re

adam, back to you. >> dire situation, jennifer. thank you. >>> thanks, jennifer. >>> first lady melania trump making her way to west virginia today.he first lady is lending her support to the innocent victims of the opioid 'em depidemic. she's set to visit a place where addicted babies are born. we must first help their parents succeed. lily's place is providing services to parents and families wh a issues. >>> this is turning into a school ground, schoolyard fight here between a couple of first lady wannabes and the real first lady. you might think this is out of a reality show. melania trump and ivana trump fighting over who it the first lady. >> ivana trump was promoting her new book and she says she has a direct line to the white house and called herself the first lady. as you can imagine, that didn't sit well with melania trump. her spokesperson released a statement saying, in part, "there is clearly no substance to the statement from an ex. this is unfortunately, only attention-seeking and self-serving noise." >> you know what the guys do when this situation arises. just go away from here. >> right. no comment. >> there you

adam. >> some are still seeing the sun. it's kind of a 50-50. evident were of the city it's it's -- west is sunny, east is cloudy. as we look at the numbers right now, 65 degrees philadelphia so we've pulled these numbers back from yesterday by a good 10 degrees or so. 64 in allentown, 66 in wilmington. 63 in trenton. the atlantic city airport coming in at 62 degrees. satellite and radar there will show that, again, there's a little wedge of sunshine just to the west of the city in between two systems off the coast and an upper level low, cold air to our west and that is where we see those clouds building yet again. as we look live at the pagoda cam in reading, westbound you can see sun soaked a very story if you're in new jersey where the clouds really have taken over the sky. it is normal for this time of year to be at 65 in philadelphia, 64 in raleigh but there you see that cool air cincinnati, chicago in the 50's right now, so we are going to dip those numbers down tomorrow as that low pressure comes through here tomorrow. but also notice in the midwest 77 wichita, 67 omaha, northern

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west d.c.. surveillance right here on th ride up on a bike and then leave with several bags. a short time later. and incident happened september 21 adamsoad with reward of information that leads toe arrest. map we people are coming back to find homes filled with water and uprooted trees and homes totally flooded. gas stations were back up and running and lines for gas are now between 0 and 50 minutes as opposed to 7 or 8 hours we saw last week. >> and coming up fourth victim comes forward claiming sexual abuse at local massage envy. >> paul wagner has this story. paul. >> and that allegation in prince george county from a woman that reported incident to police yesterday. i'll have that story straight ahead. even anything i can say. i mean, i'm -- how do you my brother did this. this is like he shots us. >> shocke and horrified like everyone else. las vegas shooting suspect's brother reacts to news of his family member committing the most unthinkable act in history. what he says about brother's ties to terrorism and questions about his mental health we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a

generous donation for a west philadelphia school that's giving students with special needs a new place to learn. we'll have those stories and more coming up. now for melissa magee adaman jaime apody rick williams, all of us at "action news," i'm monica malpass. join me next for "action news" at 6:00. >> good night. >> ♪ when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> friday night. jim is off. i'm monica malpass. officials in philadelphia bust a major illegal gambling ring that was a family affair. >>> and the sixers host boston tonight for their regular season home opener. we're live in south philadelphia. >>> but

that tweet of adam schiff suggesting this was just an exorbitant cost, political stunt, here's what it would have cost and remember, pence flew from vegas to indianapolis and then back out wests ahead of a fund-raiser yesterday. at a cost of roughly $1,600 more here. >> $16,000 per hour. >> reporter: correct. i appreciate it. the rate for air force two ickes hours and roughly $96,000 in all. they say official trip and taxpayers will be paying for it. >> but, but we should also say, peter, you know this, too. you have been on the trips as i have. there's also extra secret service protection from the local office, there's also local protection by officials around the venue. there are also -- they staff hospitals in case of a worse-case scenario. there are a lot of other things that click in whenever a president or vice president travels. >> reporter: i think that's exactly right. their suggestion is that the vice president had a preplanned event, he was going to the football game. wanted the pay respects to his hometown team. they were celebrating number 18, the future hall of famer and did not know that this was going to happen ahead of time and started to come up with the pl

west. how will they affect you? we'll talk more about it zone by zone. the four zone forecast coming up in a minute. vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> timberlake's return. who can forget that infamous super bowl halftime show from 2004 and the infamous wardrobe malfunction. >> yeah, well, timberlake has signed on for the big game. he's coming back this year or at the end of this season, we should say. 94.7 fresh fm's tommy mcfly, part of the news team. >> you had news that raised our eyebrows then and still creating a lot of debate. >> when i heard the news it didn't feel right to me. i don't know w be allowed back. if janet is not allowed back. we posed the question on facebook and on twitter. we got a lot of responses. people were

along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 developing news out of westen made in the murder of a beloved activist. >>> states of emergency across the california coast. the two sites under evacuation as wildfires rip through thousands of acres of gland new details on a potential health hazard in one south jersey school district. the decision from the district today as parents demand answers about mold inside the classroom. those stories and much more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> a break in a murder case eight months after a 65-year-old woman was shot to death inside her own home. winnie harris was known as a beacon of help in her west philadelphia community. tonight an arrest has been made in her killing. >>> it is monday night, monica is off, alicia vitarelli is joining us and the big story on "action news" is the suspect taken in by police for that murder back in february. >> "action news" reporter john ra

touching down in west palm beach as philippe moves out to sea but not before drenching the region in about four inch pes of rain. also reports of tornadoes in the miami area. meteorologist adamacking the storm from the fox weather center. is that all -- duds that sound strange -- does that sound strange to you too? >> reporter: it's just been an incredibly busy. a usual year we see 11-12 tropical storms. this is number 16, so we continue to be very active. now, that storm has left the florida area running out over the atlantic, but you seeing it being picked up by a cold front stretching across the country which means this is running up towards the northeast. you can see it kind of grabbing all that moisture and running it up along the mid-atlantic, up into the northeast and embedded in some of this some very heavy thunderstorms where we've seen absolute downpours so far today that continue through the evening hours, continues into early monday morning for a lot of folks on their commute. pay attention to the time stamp up in the corner, this is our future radar, so i'll put it into motion. it moves fairly quick, but it's a large area taking you all the way until nine a.m. b

now the people on the west side of the fire other there have to evacuate to the east side. back to you guys. steve: it is just a mess. adamormer speaker of the house and 2012 g.o.p. candidate. seems like 10 years ago. fox news contributor and author of a brand new book called "vengeance." he has a gift first and foremost for ainsley. >> this is ellis the elephant. ainsley: calista has a new book come out, too. she is not allowed to come on tv because she is to an to be ambassador. >> she can't come on. so i'm allowed to come and say remember the beadz is her book about president's wives. steve: we are going to talk about your book in a second. first, let's talk about this. it looks as if donald trump one won the debate over whether or not players should stand for the national anthem. roger goodell put out the message, it was leaked internal league memo like many of our fans we believe everyone that should stand for the national anthem. it is an important moment in our game. we want to honor our flag and our country and our fans expect that of us u what do you make of that? >> took roger, what, two or three weeks of public

adam fleming from the european parliament. now look at the weather forecast. some of us had sunshine through the day but also more cloud seeding in. and also showers across western parts of scotland, the north westrs across scotland become more persistent. that moves south towards northern ireland. further south mainly dry with clearer skies. and it could turn quite chilly in the countryside. but tomorrow morning we have wet weather across scotland and northern ireland, moving south through the day. and intensify as it does so. these are the temperatures but feeling much cooler given that the breeze will pick up a bit. mainly dry for england and wales but more persistent across northern ireland, the north of england. wet and windy too. goodbye. this is bbc news — the headlines. president trump says america needs to talk about its gun laws after stephen paddock shot dead 59 people in las vegas — so far there's no sense of his motives. among the dead were an off—duty policeman and a teacher — as more details emerge about the victims. at the conservative conference — borisjohnson declares that theresa may will make a success of brexit. thousands of monarch customers fly home — on specially—charted

west went to east. stuart: that's an extraordinary story. i'm glad they're all okay, though. adam right there in napa. left. wineries before the wildfires. on the right, the aftermath. look at that. before and after. quite something. we're joined now by john jordan. jordan winery ceo. mr. jordan, you are running one of the most famous and greatest wineries in the world, am i right? >> well, we're fortunate the customers have enjoyed our product for many years, stuart,. stuart: okay. can you give me an update on the situation of your winery. how are you doing? >> well, our weiner, we had numerous employees lose their homes, and we did a department by department review yesterday to see who needed to stay home and who was evacuated and who wasn't and adjust work schedules accordingly. in times like this, there are no canned protocol. so business leaders have to be flexible and put their employees first. and fortunately, our grapes are all in, so we've completed our harvest, so we're in a pregnant position to be able to focus on what's really important. stuart: is it possible for the grapes that are not i

obviously could jog a little west in new orleans and those areas could be right in the brunt of it. with the storm surge we have a lot more effect. leland: thank you, adamelizabeth: officials in las vegas are saying they're sure that stephen paddock acted alone, but don't know why he did it. while authorities search for a motive, visitors pay tribute to the 58 killed. will carr has the latest. >> the authorities are still struggling for many answers, but there's a lot of new information, including the fact that investigators believe that stephen paddock may have been on the 32nd floor and may have fired at the huge fuel tanks before he came back and started firing on the concert. a number of people ran this way and physically knocked this fence down and onto airport property. and back to the room was paddock was there, they found a sheet with a series of numbers and they're analyzing that to see if they're significant to the case and they believe he may have hired a prostitute in the past km of days leading up to the attack and they're trying to figure out everyone who may have been in had a room exactly when they were there and what they were doing and

west and mark and jamie. >> you should. >> i think we're excited >> we talk about -- i don't want to get into all the controversy, but adamsaid stand basically said that's in the bi-laws of the nba for the national anthem. are you okay with that >> i think -- >> are the players going to be okay >> adam and our owners have made it really clear. i think what we're doing is kind of celebrating unity during the anthem without really curbing people's personal opinion. adam, wes, marc, jamie, they've all made it very clear players can voice their opinions just not during the anthem really use the anthem as a time period for unity and promoting unity among the team >> i saw some -- i don't know -- are these polls real the most popular sports in the u.s. the nba leapfrogged over the nfl in terms of popularity >> unbelievable metrics. think about participation. >> i ran with it with your buddy kenny. >> kenny dicter. >> wheels up raised some bluechip money on friday >> it's a point of differentiation. not a question net jets is a preeminent fractional provider in the world. you know what, kenny is the greatest sales guy in the wor