judith moritz, bbc news, bradford.100 of its uk stores in the next six weeks after administrators failed to find a buyer. 3,000 jobs will be lost as a result. some 25 stores have either already closed in recent days or are due to close by tomorrow. jim molan best known as the presenter of the game—show bullseye has died at the age of 80. he was inspired to try stand—up comedy after seeing ken dog run. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: lionel messi scores his 100th champions league goal as barcelona ease into the last eight. it's 99% effective, the fifa boss gives his backing to the video assistant referee. and lewis hamilton says he doesn't know how much longer he'll stay in f1. thanks forjoining us. barcelona and bayern munich have completed the champions league quarter—final line—up, with convincing wins against chelsea and besiktas on wednesday night. barca won 3—0 on the night and 4—1 on aggregate, while bayern w

, the second lieutenant governor of plymouth, and using william bradford's work, he gave us what is known as new england's memorials, and this is one of the very first history books printed in america, but within that, he included the actual mayflower compact as william bradford presented it in his notes, manuscripts of the plymouth plantation. the question often is is what bible did they bring over on the mayflower with them, and we know for a fact that the captain of mayflower had a king james bible. we also know they brought another bible known as the geneva bible, and what is really powerful about this exhibit is this geneva bible actually ,elonged to william bradford who is, i imagine, the second lieutenant governor of plymouth. this bible is kind of interesting and very controversial because of what it is. first0, which was the fledon, english puritans from england to geneva. while they were there because they were under persecution, they produced what is known as the geneva bible because it was translated there. this is the very first english bible that would use the hebrew and gre

williamhe nephew of bradford, the second lieutenant governor of plymouth. ofng william bradford's work plymouth plantation, he gave us what is known as new england's memorials. this is one of the very first history books printed in america. within that, he included the actual mayflower compact as william bradford presented it in his notes of the plymouth plantation. the question is, what bible did they bring over on the mayflower with them? we know for a fact the captain of the mayflower had a king james bible. we know where that is located and we also know they brought another bible known as the geneva bible. what is powerful about this exhibit is this bible along to william bradford, ird mentioned the second lieutenant governor of plymouth -- i already mentioned the second lieutenant governor of plymouth. this bible is controversial because of what it is. in 1560, english puritans fled to geneva and while they were there, they produced what is known as the geneva bible. this is the first english bible that would use the hebrew and the greek in its transla

he was the net -- he was the nephew of william bradford. and using william bradford's work, he gave us what is known is new england memorials. of the veryone first history books in america. he included the actual mayflower compact as william bradford presented it. the question also says what bible did they bring over on the mayflower with them? we know the captain of the mayflower had a king james bible. wasnow where that bible located. we also know they brought another bible, known as the geneva bible. what is really powerful about this exhibit is this geneva bible actually belonged to who was 1 --ord, obviously, as i mentioned, the second lieutenant governor of the plymouth. this is interesting and very controversial because of what it is. this,rst edition of english puritans fled from england to geneva. they were under protestant persecution. they introduced what is known as the geneva bible because it was translated there. the very first english inle that would be used translation. it was the first english bible that contained what is k

we have just of hours on the m1 around leeds and bradford. get that weigl sorted out. it is in the process of being removed so we should get the m1 open. —— that weigl sorted out. there has been an accident between coventry and birmingham. we have managed to keep that open whilst dealing with that incident alongside my 909 colleagues. the key story is the snow gates being closed on the a66 earlier this afternoon, and they will remain closed until at least daylight tomorrow morning. will remain closed until at least daylight tomorrow morningm will remain closed until at least daylight tomorrow morning. it has lots of problems, scotch corner across to penrith, across the top of the pennines. absolutely. that is pa rt the pennines. absolutely. that is part of the reason why we have used the snow gates, it is easier to close the road completely, and it stops people from travelling along that route. obviously once people ignore our advice and do start to travel that route, when probably they shouldn't, we then have to rescue them, so it is easier

bilal is one of the men working in bradford's nurseries.ears teacher. we do a lot of sessions that are particularly designed for dads. we want them to be integrated with the rest of the nursery, so how we do that is by the male practitioners and even the female practitioners making a conscious effort, you know, trying to get the dads involved, talking to them, engaging with them in conversations, meaningful conversations. so you about to start training to become a practitioner. tell us what your journey was. my daughter used to come to this nursery, saint edmunds. when i saw bilal here, he was young and doing something about it and dealing with kids, and i thought to myself, i have never seen anyone doing this, and this basically touched me in terms of that i could think about coming to the sector. i have got more into it and been doing voluntary work with saint edmunds and came up with the idea that this is something i can do. it is often said there is a stigma around men coming into this role. how important was it for you to have someone

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it isn'tjust in the bradford area but also in london, leicester and cardiff. are being targeted like a mp who hasn't received one herself, but it almost seems like a random people with muslims sounding names that are receiving these letters in both the mp and the organisations say people have received them have been left extremely concerned and it is also causing a lot of anger and fear in the community as a whole. very quickly, the letters themselves, they are titled punish a muslim, are they threatening or are they a guide? itjust—i they threatening or are they a guide? it just—i don't they threatening or are they a guide? itjust—i don't know, have you manage to look at one...” guide? itjust—i don't know, have you manage to look at one... i have looked at one and it seems to give points were specific things to do against muslims, i won't go into the details of what the letters say that thatis details of what the letters say that that is why they are considered to be so threatening. the police are taking it seriously and say if anyone receives any of these le

the letters were delivered to addresses in bradford, leicester, london, cardiff and sheffield.ries of violent acts to be taken against muslims and mosques. counter—terrorism police say they're investigating a possible hate crime. new evidence has emerged about an attempt by the construction firm karelian to get an emergency government bailouts of £10 million just before it collapsed. carillion. .. just before it collapsed. carillion... the firm has wound up with debts of almost £1 billion. china's parliament, the national people's congress, is expected to approve a ruling today which would remove the two—term limits for the country's presidency. the move will allow xi jinping to stay in office beyond the end of his second term in 2023, and possibly rule indefinitely. we can talk to our correspondent stephen mcdonell, who is in beijing. stephen, had to see you. how much longer does xijinping stephen, had to see you. how much longer does xi jinping want to stay in power? well, in the coming hours, when the 3000 delegates here at the great hall of the people vote for xi jinping to

first time in nine years for bradford. get into the ncaa's.michigan wolverines for the second straight big ten tournament. lipscomb university, private christian college. let's get the atlantic sun conference tournament including the men's basketball tournament. pretty wild stuff. sir roger bannister, first to make the died at the age of 88. we saw something else that we have never seen before and it involves speed. an important but not fully formed left-hand amputated at the age of four not invited to the nfl combine who one day after bench pressing 225 pounds with a prosthetic and became the fastest linebackers since 2003 to run the 40-yard dash swiftly. griffin tended -- becoming -- unbelievable. something else we haven't seen in a long time. phil mickelson won a golf event. scored his first win since the 2013 british open span of 112 events. justice thomas and then missed a 10-foot shot. new mexico championship, a big day in between the last one. all of last year, kevin hardwicke went to nascar races because of a second wind in as many rac

eagles got a first and fourth round draft pick for sam bradford.agles are asking for more than that. we are three and a half weeks from the counting. until then, make believe in clear water. nick va les cez, two scoreless innings, three strikeouts. that's reece hoskins with the solo home run, 1-0 lead. two more in the fifth inning. phillys win 4-3. ever since chase utley has been traded phillies are looking for the second baseman of the future, they may have found it in scott kingery. he had 26 home runs last season. the soon to be 24-year-old may not open in the big leagues, but he's well on his way. >> the goal is to come out here and have fun and try to prove what i can do on the field. i'm getting good counts which is nice. taking it a step further, scott's valentine is his work ethic and drive and determination how badly he wants it. everyday, he comes more and more likeable as a baseball player and a man. his teammates love him, coaching staff loves him. i think the organization is impressed with the way he

they have been offered a second rounder and looking for at least what they got for sam bradford, firstnd fourth round pick. look who is working and rehabbing, carson wentz. the eagles reportedly expect carson to be ready for the start of the season. the eagles effect of winning continues. kobe bryant is an oscar winner now, won for his animated short film on basketball. he spoke to the birds in december from l.a. it is all rubbing off. let's go to clearwater. good start with a strikeout in three innings. and hoskins, his second home run of the spring. 1-0, phillies. watch out for those sunbathing out there. carlos santana doubles off the wall. that will bring home a run. 3-0, philly. mike elfranco next, brings in another run. phillies beat the twins, 4-3. >>> sixers last night blew two different leads of 15 or more points. hopefully better in charlotte. they had 23 turnovers. brett brown says sixers need to be tougher. >> we're seeing teams crawl into our chins and how we react and respond is going to be a real key influence to how successful we are. >> sixers fans took over that road

they reportedly want at least what they got for sam bradford that's first round pick, along with a fourth story. recording the birds are trying restructure curry's deal, scheduled to count 11 million and gets salary cam, the birds are 9 million over. they'll save five if they decide to release him. >> patrick robinson is one of the best cornerbacks available on the market. he was great for the birds, and the giant may want in on that action. billing blue is reportedly interested in signing him. the move would obviously help them. but also weaken the birds, he is one of the best players in that secondary. >> the sixers continue the road trip tonight. they'll play the hornets in charlotte. that's all for sport, i'm don bell. have a great day. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news ," we have an update on controversial program that one airline was going to implement trang? >> well, clean up continues as thousands remain without power i'm trang do live in hatboro with the race against the clock to get par restored before the next storm hits. >> and meet flippy the burger

they're looking for what they got for sam bradford which includes a first and third round draft pick. meanwhile, carson wentz is rehabbing working out at the complex. the birds shot this video of wentz in the weight room. the birds expect wentz to be ready for the start of the season. >> and one showed up on a tv show last night. take a look at the solution to a word puzzle on "wheel of fortune" last night. philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. >> nice. i haven't gotten tired of seeing that. we're still pinching ourselves. let's talk about the nor'easter about to roll in here. >> brittney shipp has that. >> it's going to start wednesday at 4:00 a.m. and we'll see it increasing throughout the day and later on this evening, we'll see light rain. so, we have part of the system that's going to work its way to the east. and interact with another area of low pressure that's going to develop to the south of us. and the or two going to interact and that's what's going to bring the nor'easter into thursday morning as well. let's take a closer look at the breakdown for you. by 7:00 toni

round pick, however, the birds are holding out, they reportedly want at least what they got for sam bradfords a first round pick, along with a fourth. >> stay tuned. >> updating vinny curry story espn is report ago this bird are trying to restructure curry's deal, he will count 11 million against cap, birds are 9 million over that number , so they will save five if they decided to release him >>> patrick robinson is one of the best cornerback as veil able on the open market. he was great for the birds and giants want in on that action, big blue, reportedly interested in signing him, the move would help, them, while, of course, taking away a key member of the eagles secondary >>> switching gears, quiet night the score game sixers play in charlotte tomorrow they blew a 20-point lead in milwaukee last night. flyers host penguins on wednesday, orange and black got blown out in florida yesterdayfterno a. >>> twins visiting phillies in clearwater, it was a good start for vince vel questions, went two innings, punched out three, only gave up zero phillies offense was good on the day, rhys hoskins l

they reportedly want at least what they got for sam bradford which was a first round pick along withour. reporting that the birds are trying to restructure curry's deal. the birds are 9 million over. they'll say 5 if they decide to release him. >>> patrick robinson is one of the best corner backs available on the open market. he was great for the birds and the giants may want some of that as well. big blue is reportedly interested in signing him. the move obviously would help them while also presumably stay tuned.he birds. >>> the sixers are in a 4 game road trip. it's the longest one they have remaining in the season. they lost in milwaukee tomorrow they have their second meeting with charlotte in five days. yesterday flyers defenseman met with the hockey team from marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. weeks ago 17 lost their lives in a shooting. he attended the school for two years and he's been paying rather close attention to the news. he was happy to offer some brief distraction. >> to see their faces today and see how happy they were, that made it all for me. just li

you can see along 495 work 95 in aston president bradford even t. e township seeing snow.nsville the jersey side and warm air right here that urban heat island effect in philadelphia keeping it warmer but eventually we'll see a change over to snow in philadelphia as well. look at these temperatures. above freezing sticky to the grassy surfaces but not the treated surface or the ground it's still too warm it will get cold enough to stick. we can see the winds coming out of the southeast. they will be changing becoming northeasterly tomorrow as our storm developed and is strong to the south of us. we'll be gusting to 22 in philadelphia. 34 through south jersey hire down the shore. by 1:00 o'clock look at these winds becoming more northerly as the storm is just off the coast. filtered down from the north. philadelphia gusting to 32. millville gusting to 36. and as the storm pulls away and is south of long island, we'll see this northwesterly wind building in but still gusting to arthritic at the airport in atlantic city. so not as strong as the last storm as far as the wind i

eagles got a first and fourth round draft pick for sam bradford 18 months ago.spn sources say the eagles are asking for more than that. stay tuned. >>> phillies pitching staff has not looked great thus far in spring training. vince velasquez does his best to change that. two scoreless innings with three strikeouts. rhys hoskins that is not coming back solo home. phillies one-nothing. two more runs in the fifth inning. carlos santana doubles in a run. he had been off to a slow start. phillies go on to win four to three. >>> ever since chase utley was traded the phillies have been looking for their second baseman of the future. they may have it in scott kingery. he has three homer this spring. that leads the team. he had 26 home runs last season between reading and lehigh valley. soon to be 24-year-old may not open the season on the big league roster. cesar hernandez is in there for now but kingery is well on his way. >> goal to come out here have fun and prove what i can do every day on the field. for me i'm feeling good at the plate and getting myself in some go

they reportedly want at least what they got for sam bradford which was a first round pick along with a four. reporting that the birds are trying to restructure curry's deal. the birds are 9 million over. they'll say 5 if they decide to release him. >>> patrick robinson is one of the best corner backs available on the open market. he was great for the birds and the giants may want some of that as well. big blue is reportedly interested in signing him. the move obviously would help them while also presumably weakening the birds. stay tuned. >>> the sixers are in a 4 game road trip. it's the longest one they have remaining in the season. they lost in milwaukee yesterday. tomorrow they have their second meeting with charlotte in five days. yesterday flyers defenseman met with the hockey team from marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. weeks ago 17 lost their lives in a shooting. he attended the school for two years and he's been paying rather close attention to the news. he was happy to offer some brief distraction. >> to see their faces today and see how happy they were, that

from florence also by skype is of shane shah e c electra of middle east politics at university of bradford thank you for joining us i know it's still anything but i'm just wondering how this is reverberate you know how this is likely to reverberate i think the information that was released by the intercept is worrisome and i hope that it will get the attention it deserves first i think with regards to the nature of the saudi american relationship i think this information shows that this new if you will transactional mike yeah character of the relationship both sides using each other you know trump on one hand saying we put our man on and been some man claiming to have a question or in his pocket that kind of moves that relationship actually from seventy five years of mutual interest to kind of mutual in many patients and twenty eighteen but the most. yes element i think that will most probably it will most probably generate some serious attention as the questioner leak again basically who authorized the leak was a question on it on his own it was it based on the president's instruction to

bradford,g in woody it thus in the studio.nk you heard what isabel was saying, but does this give you pause, what is happening in japan? what are you telling your investors? is, you havething one man in place for good. of the time. that's will continue for monetary policy and that is critical. you had a very healthy situation with no big boom of inflation, no wage inflation in place, so that suggests the continuation of supportive monetary policy will be the base going forward. about theat we think opportunity and investing in japan. certainly we expect, based on some of this news to watch carefully and give pause some of the leading indicators suggest that the government has not been as successful as they want to be. i don't think any economist thinks they are will hit the inflation target. india is a market you prefer. why do you like india? asia, thessage for beta play is over. that is my first message. you have to be much more selective. then we had to be over the course of the few years. -- last few years. in terms of tod

they were addressed to people in bradford, london, leicester and sheffield, containing suggestions ofrrorism police say they are investigating a possible hate crime. people living near a volcano injapan have been urged to wear hard—hats as its eruptions get more violent. mount shinmodake is ejecting rocks and smoke several kilometres into the air. it's the volcano's fourth eruption this century. andrew plant reports. night—time in south—western japan. high above these houses, the red glow of one of the country's most active volcanoes. this is mount shinmoedake, awake again after seven years. in 2011, locals were evacuated. it's now being watched very closely. smoke is rising more than 3,000 metres into the air. high winds blowing ash across the towns nearby. these schoolchildren now wearing protective hard hats, with authorities warning of the risk of flying rocks up to 4 km around the volcano. deep in the south of japan, it's part of a long volcanic range, in a country with more than 100 active volcanoes. in 1967, it was made famous on the big screen, in the james bond film you only

the mp for bradford west, naz shah, has spoken out about a spate of hate mail targeting people in herletters titled punish a muslim have caused distress to those who have received them, and the wider community as a whole. from on this i‘m joined by our correspondent simonjones. tell us what we know so far. i've spoken this evening to an organisation which aims to prevent violence against muslims, and they say in the past 48 hours they have received reports from 15 different people who say they have received this letter. i say it is notjustin britt food, the area the mp highlighted, but they say letters have also been received in london, leicester and cardiff. and they say that over the past 48 hours, those who received them say they have been very distressed by reading these letters a nd very distressed by reading these letters and they say in some cases people have been almost scared to leave their homes. we know the police are taking this seriously and west yorkshire police have said they are aware of what they are calling malicious communications which have been received in their a

the letters were delivered to addresses in bradford, leicester, london, cardiff and sheffield.against muslims and mosques. counter—terrorism police say they're investigating a possible hate crime. the liberal democrat leader sir vince cable says britain is now mired in a "civil war" as a result of the vote to leave the european union. speaking at the party's spring conference, mr cable says brexit has created a "toxic brew" which is "fuelling the populist right". we fight ourcampaigns we fight our campaigns at a time when normal politics has disappeared. we have got a brexit obsessed government, a single issue government in a single issue parliament and brexit is sucking the life out of westminster and whitehall alike. we all know that urgent attention is needed for the nhs and social care, the housing crisis and homelessness, schools and policing, ashun wu defence and much else. the political appetite to grapple with these issues is simply not there. the greedy brexit machine is devouring all the political energy that is needed to get the country moving forward. people were to

the letters were delivered to addresses in bradford, leicester, london, cardiff and sheffield. and mosques. counter—terrorism police say they're investigating a possible hate crime. president trump has told crowds at an election rally in the state of pennsylvania that he believes north korea wants to make peace. he said, of a proposed meeting with the north korean leader kim jong—un, that it could lead to the ‘greatest dealfor the world'. the president was at the rally to endorse his fellow republican, rick saconey, who is facing a close contest with the democrat conor lamb, in a special election on tuesday. from washington, chris buckler reports. # and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free #. president trump went to pittsburgh to campaign ahead of an election for a single seat in congress, but the packed—out rally looked and sounded much more like the start of a presidential campaign. he even unveiled the slogan for his 2020 run for the white house. but our new slogan when we start running in — can you believe it — two years from now, is going to be keep a

and it's not a part of american culture since the mayflower so the governor of plymouth william bradford charge that thomas morton had to compose sundry rhymes and verses some tending to listen to as miss morton was eventually banished by the puritan colony and for his actions at sixteen twenty eight really four hundred years later we're still holding on to those puritan beliefs that words can poison the soul that must be contained hidden or even destroyed and twenty six email is office for intellectual freedom found that over half of all books banned in us schools libraries and universities are by authors of color and contained ideas that are outside of the perceived mainstream and those brain twisting propaganda pieces threatening the minds of the nation use their books like the color purple by alice walker beloved by toni morrison the autobiography of malcolm x. and i know way that caged bird sings by maya angelou classics by some of the greatest american authors ever yet begun and in many modern public schools for fear it will offend or confuse parents and students as someone rushed

there was gridlock on roads around bradford and leeds and harrogate in sheffield, and quickly the listor the day grew by the minute to between about —— between about 730 and 830, because staff couldn't get to school or work, and nothing was the roads. you can probably see over my shoulder a bit of traffic moving left and right occasionally, on the alpha—macro. that was solid this morning going southbound, lorries were stuck, there were vehicles, causing a big problem, but it's melting quickly and the situation is improving a lot, and the irony is that i can see blue sky coming in from the west, and the forecast is temperatures by the weekend of and the forecast is temperatures by the weekend 01:14 and the forecast is temperatures by the weekend of 1a 15 degrees in this pa rt the weekend of 1a 15 degrees in this part of the country, so it was a flash in the pan. there were yellow weather warnings in place for snow, it had been forecast, but i think the severity of it surprised people and call people out, but i think it will get back to normal quite quickly now across much of the region.

but bradford keeps persuading teams to pay him.or two more years for 50 million(27 mill garunteed ) ( darya ) you gotta love those nfl garuntees.. that means the players get their money if they get hurt or even if they play so bad that they're cut.. but one nfl player wants you to know: millionares are people too!in a lengthy twitter rant martellus bennett blasted fans for not showing compassion for professional athletes: he said: "it's always funny and sad how fans ridicule players after they lose their jobs. get cut, injury or traded. you would never do that to another person who loses a job. dehumanizing athletes as if they aren't real with families or struggles like others" bennett has struggled with injuries so the topic is probably a little more sensitive for him. he was recently released by the new england patriots.. he says he doesn't want sympathy just empathy. ok i feel for you.. a little less cuz you have millions but of course i wish all superstars the best. ( darya )if you have a ton of money, it's easy put your money

it has been taken down bradford mole today." it has been ta ken down now. bradford mole today."e condemning it. one person says, "why are my local police posting selfies from a murder scene? " have you caught the perpetrators yet? of course not. too busy posing for a selke. the met have been left red—faced by this. they have apologised for any offence caused. "the officers showed a lack of judgment and sensitivity in posting this, and they will be spoken to and reminded of how to use social media responsibly." all of reminded of how to use social media responsibly. " all of this reminded of how to use social media responsibly." all of this comes against the background of a rise in knife crime? couldn't have come at a worse time. assistant commissioner martin hewitt gave an interview to the ten o'clock news on wednesday, the ten o'clock news on wednesday, the day before, saying he was extremely concerned by the rise in stabbings. 26 since the beginning of the year. nhs figures show that between april 2017, and january 2018, there was a 14% increase. so really, i think senior offi

the letters were received by people in bradford, leicester, london, cardiff and sheffield.far right expert at the university of northampton. welcome all of you. mr ahmed, when you opened this and read it, what did you think? i thought it was something that should go in the rubbish bin, an advertisement or something. when i read through it i was shocked and amazed that some of the wording used, which you mentioned earlier. especially throwing acid. with the incidents that have happened around the country recently it was very shocking. the first reaction was to ta ke shocking. the first reaction was to take the letter down to the police station. how worried are you? i am just over 60 years old. nope, sorry, how worried are you?” just over 60 years old. nope, sorry, how worried are you? i wasn't worried about it myself, but the more i thought about it the more shocking it became because the intention is to terrorise people and caused discord in the community. it work? 1“; math? mud i; h itwork?- , 7, 7, hasn't worked and will not work it hasn‘t worked and will not work because

buries the long three and gives bradford its first big 12, big south championship.om nba range. >> time is 6:25, communities across the state are working to recover from the destructive branch. the florida state senate will consider today just weeks after a deadly school shooting. run-ins with the law.. now the suspended raiders linebacker is facing another allegation. it's monday march 5th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. san francisco police want to question him after an alleged domestic dispute over the weekend. kpix 5's jessica flores is live at the oakland coliseum with more details. jessica.. "[victim is] yelling, 'i m going to calll the police.' subject says her ex-boyfriend is beating her up. she says the guy's name is aldon smith." time is now--- let's take a live look outside-- the morning rush is about to . >>> aldon smith has a application pending with the nfl to be re-instated and unclear how the new domestic violence allegation ls will affect his chances of ever becoming a pro athlete here again and san francisco police are turning to the publ

they shall play bradford, villanova against ucla in the winter that shall play florida appeared on wednesdayuse is going to be playing in the second game. they were the last school to get in. along with the likes of arizona state, oklahoma but not so fortunate notre dame tennessee state company orange celebrating when was the last time you sat on a monday morning i can't wait to see what the g-golf rating aron send it. the tiger effect in full effect. watch tiger from 44 feet away for birdie. >> are you serious? 44-foot putt. one shot of the lead, but no magic on the 18th hole. a long attempt behind the pledge a short period how much more golf interest is there? tiger was upset of 35%. from orlando's two-hour delay in miami which is 4.5 hours. interesting we will see when the arnold palmer invitational tees off. kevin hardwicke scored a hat trick. his third straight nascar series it to read. since they delivered the city of houston at the first-ever in the wake of hurricane harvey. they will be greeted by president trump as the visit to east room of the white house. such a great story. >> th

west bradford at . also 32. montgomery county and bux, bluebell, all these places with 32 an hour ago, still 32. come back, we'll be monitoring these things throughout the newscast and you can monitor your neighborhood on our app, too. >> all right. heavy rains have rivers and streams rising throughout the areas this afternoon. look at this. with creek raging here in philadelphia. the first alert team said it's localized flooding that's more of a concern with this storm we're dealing with. miguel martinez is live where those dangerous winds have brought down trees you showed us. >> when we saw you earlier, there weren't a lot of people out. hopefully that's still the case. >> yeah, tas friday afternoon. at this time, a lot of the people are expected to be out, going home or going out, but you can see just a few people out right now. most opting to stay in because of this snow falling on the ground. turning into this really gross slush on the ground here. most just want to stay indoors. >> it just kind of feels m

denise bradford says let's the most popular material for sinkers even though there are alternatives. >> they've got tungsten, brass, tin. the cost of those are so high. mac the sinkers could be twice or three times as expensive. they worry that the band would lead to outlawing other led tackles like lures and spinners saying it could hurt conservation. >> the were fishing licenses will be sold. the money raised and spent on licenses fund conservation programs. >> there are three other states currently band led fingers. >> such as bullets and shotgun shells. in san jose, kpix5. >>> video into the newsroom, and avalanche rescue at squaw valley. the avalanche hit around 1:30. five people were trapped. they've all been pulled out. to were taken to the hospital. and avalanche warning is in effect until tomorrow evening. the search for a missing snowboarder at squaw has come to a tragic end. steve large has the story. >> reporter: as enticing as the snow is, people in squaw valley, it's quite dangerous. one snowboarder found dead on the slopes, tonight those five other people are counting

sam bradford leaves and gets 20 million for one season for the cardinals.ter thieves for the jets. wasser re-signed quarterback josh mccowan got jermaine johnson. big day for the jets. the packers will cut aaron rodgers and geordie nelson but give the new one and tight end teddy bridgwater. the all-around specialist deion lewis and receiver danny sees the patriots for the dolphins. ncaa basketball tournament underway last night advancing into the brackets. pulling off an upset against ucla in eliminating the bruins, moving on for the first time in 40 years help raise the florida gators and defeat alia brooklyn and face top seed villanova. two more coming up tonight in the ncaa and the bracket will come into play on thursday. cheryl: any surprises so far? >> yeah, i'm surprised by the ucla result. i didn't think they were going to do that. a lot of surprises. cheryl: at. cheryl: it's a fun tournament. thank you very much. sure it is on news headlines 24/7 sirius xm channel 115. lauren: investors weighed the risk to the global market by president tariffs on s

douglas bradford. i think a few of you might know who he is. [laughter] kevin j hayesrk, shatters the myth of an ink rent his and unread washington and does something more difficult. newas not only tracked down discoveries in one of the most studied american life but he reveals a much fuller portrait than many biographers have been able to reveal. pretty good. he makes george washington even more real, more significant. instead of an adult oil, we find washington to be a practical reader, a brilliant writer of letters, and advocate for useful education. the arts.tron of literature and of history. and one of the smaller -- smartest men who ever held the presidency, george the magnificent. without further ado, dr. kevin hayes. [applause] dr. hayes: thank you so much. it is good to be here. after i finished my book on thomas jefferson, i started looking around for another big possible topic and i thought of a lot of different and important figures from revolutionary america and i tried to figure out who i should do next and all of a sudden, it occ

leeds gets a respectable six, but bradford just one. birmingham, eight, wolverhampton, two. looks to be redundant, so there is a considerable amount of change and recycling of the space which needs to occur. the struggle of shops in these places is just an example of a far broader phenomenon. the smaller cities, particularly those with an industrial past, have struggled to find a post—industrial role. we all know the mega—city of london has polarised the economic geography of the uk but the same effect appears to be occurring on a smaller north and south. joining me, andrew carter. and diana, fell short or store is this gap between the big cities and the small cities? there clearly is a gap, but there's always been a gap. big cities have always been the nucleus of this economic activities they've benefited from a range of different drivers that really pull people into the economy, whereas the smaller towns have been more solar space, and when that fails, they are in trouble, so that difference has a lwa ys in trouble, so that difference has always existed. now they have high

flights were grounded at leeds bradford airport until then able to clear the meaning these children missedork. the kids are very resilient but we have had a few tea rs resilient but we have had a few tears and phone calls home. they have been singing on the way back and we have snuck out to mcdonald's for lunch to make up for it a bit. i'm usually it's been mainly yorkshire affected, surrounding areas barely saw any snow. the highways agency says many roads have been gritted according to the forecast but more is no well than they expected. business leaders have expressed frustration that things ground to a halt. from a gritting point of view, it seems as if it's too little too late. this morning i felt as if there had been no gritting done at all. there was literally sheet ice on the motorway coming in. lorriesjackknifed that we re coming in. lorriesjackknifed that were at 45 degrees across the main carriageway. they were causing the issue. the blanket of snow yorkshire woke up to has mostly thawed now but with temperatures dropping overnight, tomorrow brings the potential for icy conditio

. >>> bradford alum frank in the house for the big championship game.th liberty, radford inbounds, freshman jones runs down the clock. ball game. the highlanders are victorious 55-52. they are now ncaa tournament bound for the first time in 20 -- nine years. >>> the golf tournament in mexico city. this is jefferson finishing off his round. the ball rolls for an eagle. it put the heat on mickelson. who was play behind. mickelson finished strong. here is 16, on the way to the 66. he had to the playoffs. both 16 under par for the tournament. >>> mickelson a routine par on his first hole, and thomas needed that pot to keep it going. thomas was a winner in the playoff last week but this one goes to mickelson. this ends the five year drought for mickelson. he will turn 48 in june. that is sports for now. jason will see you in half an hour in sports representative. >>> next on 11.>> he was always a smart guy believe it or not. i just think he has some demons. they haven't left him alone. >> another run-in with the law, san francisco police are still trying to

there was gridlock on roads around bradford and leeds and harrogate and to sheffield and quickly theool or work and nothing was moving on the roads. you can publicity over my shoulder a bit of traffic moving left and right occasionally in the distance. that was absolutely solid for a long time this morning going southbound there we re this morning going southbound there were lorries stuck and vehicles abandoned and it was causing the problem. it was melting away very quickly though and the situation is improving a lot. the irony is i can see blue sky coming in from the west and the forecast of temperatures by the weekend perhaps 14 or 15 degrees in this part of the country so it was a flash in the pan really. there we re was a flash in the pan really. there were yellow weather warnings in place for snow, it had been forecast, but adding the severity of age did surprise people and did catch people out but i think it will get back to normal quite quickly now across much of the region. let's find out straightaway now how the weather is going to be looking for yorkshire and for the rest