this is 95 in bristol. jessica? >>> right. 95 in bristol on the northbound side.o moving northbound on 95, you can't get by once you get to a certain point. that point is route 413. right now they're diverting traffic off. you see the lane moving here, they're diverting that off on the ramp to route 413 now because there's an accident investigation. a serious accident scene underway here. we're watching this for but, and we're starting to see -- for you, and we're starting to see a backup in delays especially closer to the 6:00 mark. the southbound side is moving along just fine. if you typically take 95, you'll have to get around it. here's how. for now, you can see this is where the closure is. at least that part of 95 right there. you can get off at woodhaven and take route 1 up or take route 1 up the entire way. on the northbound side, still into the green there. and it's really a little bit early to start to see any major volume or delay. it's better to do that and take a different route than to really get there and be stuck in the traffic or that diversion.

only this month, his statue in bristol was defaced.nd now his name will go from the city's concert hall. i think it's a fundamental change and a very important decision. trustees say it's time to end the toxic association with slavery. if i've got members of staff who are uncomfortable coming in the building, if there are people, bristolians, and people from further afield who feel that this place isn't for them because of perceived associations, then that's something i can't be doing with. like other ports around the uk, this city is still struggling to come to terms with the role that it played in the brutality of the slave trade. a period which brought wealth and influence, but which also caused lasting shame. so for some, today's announcement was a pointless attempt to air brush history. for others, it's a moral victory. i'd look at that and think a disgusting man. he could have been involved in the transportation of my ancestors to a life of hardship. i think it's far too pc. i think it's ludicrous. i mean, it's at colston hall fo

it's right outside bristol prison.bs up, cut a piece of yellow sticky back plastic to size, and covers the rogue apostrophe. notice anything? not really, no. so, what do businesses think? i thank him for what he's done. it's good to see people still caring about english grammar, isn't it? when you go past a sign that you've corrected... the word you're looking for is pride. it makes my heart swell slightly when i see the correct apostrophe. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. time for a look at the weather. good evening. we saw quite a variety of weather across the uk earlier today. 18 degrees in the sunshine for the south—east, but we also saw a tree pollen levels. pollen levels and temperatures coming down a little bit over the next day because the north and west we have a weather front moving in. that will move through and eventually we will see fresh atlantic air coming in behind it. it has been quite an kuldeep for western scotland and northern ireland and it is moving ever eastward. that process continues overnight. some

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.scotland, where some of the best of the sunshine is. a lot of cloud on the whole, or cloud across southern and eastern areas compared with recent days. glorious sunshine across eastern scotland and north east england, which will remain that way the rest of daylight. this weather front dustup to take centre stage across northern scotland in particular. not a particularly cold night. with some holes melting away it could be for the first thing tomorrow if you are up early enough. it clears most of the time before the rush hour, holes breaking in the cloud. it'll be a different day for eastern scotland. cloud and patchy rain on this weather front and the north—east of england. potential to get 16 or 17 north—east of england. potential to get16 or17 in north—east of england. potential to get 16 or 17 in the dry, bright spots further south, quite a bit of cloud of north. it looks cooler compared with our 18 degrees today. as for the weekend, at the moment looks like many of us will have dry

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.esjust to good evening. 18 degrees just to the east of london this afternoon. a high tree pollen count. both temperatures and the tree pollen count will be coming down in the next couple of days because we have is whether front moving in from the west. the series of whether france are bringing in rain. eventually we will see atlantic air coming in behind them. the rain comes in from scotla nd behind them. the rain comes in from scotland and northern ireland. it will turned chilly. with all the cloud and patchy rain across england and wales, to bridge are holding up to around eight, 9 degrees. it will bea to around eight, 9 degrees. it will be a great start in the south west of england. not much rain. quite a bit of cloud, particularly over higher ground. a doll and damp start to the day in the south—east of england. north, there is still a lot of cloud. it would be quite low over the hills. some brighter weather in northern ireland in southern and eastern scotland where there will be m

waze app we have a crash on bristol pike at 213. i'm recommending you stick with route 1, overnight construction is gone, nice and clear it's a much better bet for you. in the area i want to mention sunday morning midnight to 6:00 a.m. they are closing down the pennsylvania turnpike entirelily this time in bucks county between bensalem and del val. >>> now on the turnpike northeast extension southbound between quakertown and lansdale construction in the right lane. they are working in atlantic county along route 40 that should be clearing in the next 15 minutes. >> thank you matt. a 15-year-old tennessee girl kidnapped by her teacher is expected to be reunited with her family today. the teen and 50-year-old were discovered in a cabin in northern california after more than a month on the run. investigators received a tip call from a man who spotted his vehicle. police staked out the location and moved in when daylight broke. >> we know that she is healthy and unharmed. knowing that our main concern is how is she emotionally and menta

we're following breaking news in bristol.has shut down the northbound lanes of i-95. >>> northbound shoot-out. new from overnight, a stray bullet flies into a man's home hitting his bed as he sleeps. >>> dropped at the wrong bus stop. exclusive video shows little girl left along a busy highway and the good samaritan who jumps in to help. >>> friday, april 21st. good morning. h this is "nbc10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll update you on the problem on 95 in a minute. now let's get you updated with meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate first alert neighborhood forecast. cloudy, rainy, wow, look at that. >> light rain right now. fog, too. this is the view from frawley stadium. the steadier rain is in the lehigh valley and reading. berks county, and now into chester county, upper montgomery. and bucks county, as well. just a few sprinkles in philadelphia. mainly dry in south jersey. a little shower activity in salem county. this will be swinging through this morning to start with. and then w

bitter disappointment for the bristol players afterjust one season back in the premiership.stol 12 points behind iith placed worcester with just two games left. wasps though are now guaranteed a home semifinal in the playoffs. at the other end of the table, saracens kept alive their hopes of a home semifinal with a thrilling last gasp win at northampton. it finished northampton 25, saracens 27. with the lions squad announcement just days away, the performance of england captain dylan hartley was always going to be closely watched as maz farookhi reports. his leadership has never been in the in the week the lions squad will be announced, there are still questions over dylan hartleyform. today brought an opportunity for him and his team—mates to push themselves to the forefront of warren gatland's mind. rather than established internationals, it was a possible one for england's future who led the initial charge. harry mallinder sliding over to give since the lead. the home side knew how badly they needed the victory and hardly knew the importance of a big performance. no bette

bristol, bucks county, now there is happened around 2:00 a.m.he a north, at route 413, it is still seriously going to affect you. they are diverting traffic off right now at route 413, or exit 40, or you could avoid the area altogether, use alternate, brit toll pike, route one, probably your best bet. but even in the back up shot, you can see, now they've even block off that far left lane, as well. you can see, far off there, just sea of tail light, and it is very, very busy around this area, again, i would say, avoid it altogether. if you just missed it, it is 959 north at route 413, and you are being diverted off at route 413 right now. plus, we have another accident, on the blue route, pulled off to the shoulder just now starting to slow us down little bit. getting gaper delay, not it mention the fact push in the 6:00 hour congestion levels start to build little bill bit. just past the schuylkill, accident pulled all the way off to the shoulder. jim, jan, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. the father of oscar winning actor cub

roaming the streets of bristol, righting wrongs. i am a grammarof bristol, righting wrongs.uite a lot of years now. i think it is a cause worth pursuing. at home, he makes sticky punctuation marks. i'm trying to match the colour of the' that is needed on the shop. he has even invented a tool that he calls an' eyes to reach the highest sign. that has worked perfectly. you apply the roly—poly and here. has worked perfectly. you apply the roly-poly and here. by day, he's a highly qualified professional. 0nly his family know what he gets up to after dark. i have felt extremely nervous. the heart has been something. he started his campaign 13 years ago. this was the first sign he tackled, amy's nails. the' deleted. elsewhere, he has added them, leaving his mark all over bristol. there will be some people, maybe the owners of these shops who will say, you do not have permission, we have not asked you to do this. this is vandalism. what would you say to them?|j do this. this is vandalism. what would you say to them? i would say to them, it is more of a crime to have' is incorrect i

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.i thompson. the american was two shots clear during the final round of one of women's golf‘s major tournaments, when she was penalised by officials, effectively costing her the title. but it was a tv viewer who spotted her mistake rather than a referee. 0ur correspondent, andy swiss, reports. just imagine it. you are on course for the winner of your life, just few holes from glory... but lexi thompson's dream was about to become a nightmare. the reason? this moment from her previous round. look closely. she marks her ball, picks it up and put it down in a fraction ofa it up and put it down in a fraction of a different place, which is against the rules. nobody noticed that the time but a tv viewer spotted it, alerted officials, who then interrupted her final spotted it, alerted officials, who then interrupted herfinal round spotted it, alerted officials, who then interrupted her final round to give her a four shot penalty. yeah is this a joke? no, give her a four shot penalty. yeah is t

in bristol especially, we're watching this breaking news here on 95.e have the northbound lanes shut down right now with a

. -- 413 in bristol township. the action cam is on the scene showing the car's wheels in the air. it happened at 1:00 a.m. more than five hours ago now, but investigators remain on the scene, because it was a fatal accident. they are out here trying to figure out what happened, and led to the vehicle losing control and flipping upside down. northbound traffic being forced off at 413 stay on route 1 the super highway through bensalem and langhorne and morrisville. on the big picture no major issues on i-95. looking good on the schuylkill expressway. minor crash on blue route, 476 northbound of the schuylkill expressway. outside live painters crossing in chadds ford, it's damp and foggy, we're seeing that in portions of delaware and chester counties this morning. the traffic we are waiting for the red light it's not too bad at this intersection. kind of going downhill in spots, right karen rogers? >> reporter: salute, i've got the umbrella -- absolutely i've got the umbrella up. it's not actually raining but i want

by using bristol pike or route one.ut take a look at how many vehicles are out here right now, you can still see the flashing light, got servicemen and women out there. still very much active. so my advice would be to avoid the area at all costs. this is a back up shot. i mean, take a look at this, the camera directly behind what you were just looking at. just a sea of headlight, and barely moving, so again, he can actually why i said avoid the area if at all costs, certainly want to on a friday morning, again, that's 95 north, route 413, then quick peak at the blue route, ridge pike, moving right along looking good there, jim, jan, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. the city getting ready to celebrate science, philadelphia science festival kicks off today. >> special exhibits and educational experiences will be taking place all around town for the next nine days. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live at the franklin institute, with a preview this morning. pat, this is always a fun event. >> reporter:

general election campaign, how much attention should be given to the views of people like brenda from bristolother one. oh, for god's sake! i can't stand this. and correspondentjohn sudworth on the challenges of reporting from north korea, surrounded by government minders. my myjob is to work out how far i can push being a nuisance and an annoyance without getting me or my tea m annoyance without getting me or my team into difficulty. tuesday morning saw one of those moments when, after an hour of speculative gossip, almost everyone here in the niche broadcasting house , the newsroom here at. listened to an announcement, takes a deep breath and embarks on a period of frenzied, journalistic activity which, in this case, could last for seven weeks here is the bombshell. i have just chaired a meeting of the cabinet, where we agreed that the government should call a general election, to be held on the 8th ofjune. all day, reporters and presenters flocked to downing street. occasionally there was some activity. mrjohnson, are you looking forward to an early election? 0k. that's obviously... cabine

here's a live look now at the scene in bristol, bucks county. nbc10 traffic reporter jessica boyington will have an update coming up in minutes. >>> a school district investigating how this 5-year-old little girl was dropped off the wrong bus stop and left to wander alone for more than half an hour. >> she's 5. the story you'll only see on nbc10. mia was supposed to get off at 5th and main street in trainer but got off the bus a half mile away. surveillance video shows her running beside a busy road. a good-intentioned stranger pulls over to help her cross the street. her grandmother was frantic when mia didn't get home. >> i thought that she was abducted. i didn't know where she was. i was totally in devastation. >> the grandmother and granddaughter were reunited about 35 minutes later. another family told nbc10 this happened to them twice. the school district says it's working to make sure its policies and protocols are followed to promote as safe an environment as possible. >>> quarter of 6:00. we know when and where the eagles will be playin

bristol's main music venue is to get a new name.he link with colston parade and the slave trader who gave it its name was toxic. the name colston parade be seen all over the city of bristol, because of this man, edward colston, a i7th—century merchant who made a huge amount of money from slavery. he spent some on charitable causes and his statue describes him as virtuous and wise but the truth behind his wealth, that had links to the slave trade, led to oversee —— over 2000 to sign a petition to change the name of colston hall. campaigners were thrilled but changing the name of a place that has been there for over 150 years will be tricky. it is a massive change because colston hall has a lwa ys change because colston hall has always been called coulston hall, everybody knows it as the big building that is gold. he did something that is seen as a crime now so something that is seen as a crime now so depending what they change the name too i guess it is a good change but i can see why people would complain because people don't like c

bristol, bucks county, you can see all of the activity going on here. again, very serious accident, 95 north, route 413. you are right now being diverted off at route 413. or which is also exit 40. so all lanes are pretty much blocked right now. you can try to use alternate, bristol pike, route one, will be your best bet. but again, if you approach this accident, if you head out there right now, just be diverted off. so a lot of activity going on here. still very serious accident scene. so i would just avoid the area if at all costs if at all possible. also, construction out there, kind of getting used to, route one, all lanes blocked, you have to exit off oxford valley than re-enter onto oxford valley. heads up on. that plus talking construction not yet cleared, but should do so in the next 15, 20 minutes, 295 south the ram from route 168 closed and 295 south between route 42 and 47, that right lane is block there, jim, jan, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, are you losing sleep over money? if so, yo

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.ow tojo—anne nadler — she worked alongside former prime minister david cameron as a spin doctor in thejohn major government. and matthew taylor — he was a special adviser to tony blair and media manager for the labour party. ) that some of the view of many? i suspect that she does. your question to her is there an appetite for general election, i do not think there is. but that said i think people will generally agree that it is better for theresa may to have a mandate. she is a conservative leader who curiously did not get a mandate either from the country or from her own party. so this will strengthen her hand. she probably wa nts a strengthen her hand. she probably wants a mandate for brexit negotiations from her own party as well. this is a way of neutering those who perhaps could hold her ransom later on in her own party?” think it gives a stronger platform in the party, assuming the election goes well which all the opinion polls suggests it will. matthew, the labour party are in

only this month, his statue in bristol was defaced.

jon kay, bbc news, bristol. time for a look at the weather with thomas shafran acker. and southern parts of the uk. the rest of the week just that little bit cloudier. it will turn warmer as we head towards friday and then freshen up again a little bit. so a lot of cloud across the north atlantic, streaming our way. a few spots of rain this evening across northern and central areas. the south staying clear to the first pa rt south staying clear to the first part of the night and eventually clouded over. last night was chilly with a frost in places. not the case this coming night. although the chillies bods are across southern areas. then tomorrow cloudier day compared to what we had today. tomorrow i think a case of hazy skies at best. temperature is not too bad, wherever you are across the country more or less the same around 13, 14 degrees. then on friday a cold front comes in from the north, bringing some spots of rain to mostly western scotland. then that fresh air moving across the uk as we go through friday. headed up by the front it could get up to 70 degrees in

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.to put power and wealth back in the hands of the people. former ukip mp douglas carswell says he won't stand for re—election in his constituency of clacton, and will support the conservative candidate. the parents of a four—month—old baby girlare facing jail after they pretended she had stopped breathing on a bus to cover up her earlier death. now a look at how the markets in europe have ended the trading session. there are too many uncertainties around for people to make big bets on the markets at the moment. that's why the stock markets aren't moving much. interestingly the ftse is now, despite all the gains at the start of the year, very close to where it was on january the 1st. unilever came out with a good set of numbers, with underlying sales up 2.95 — that's quite a bit better than most unilever—watchers had expected. shareholders should be pleased with this. remember, it's only a couple of months since the company successfully fought of a ta ke—over offerfrom kraft heinz. in th

such as anthony parry, who begged, please, please, stop showing brenda from bristol.ngston added... there will be plenty more to say on newswatch about the bbc election coverage over the next few weeks. but, for now, let's leave it with this plea from clare. away from all the political excitement in britain, world news has been dominated by escalating tensions between the united states and north korea. the highly repressive and secretive state was preparing for a fixed nuclear test. on monday it warned of all—out war if the united states used military force against it. amid this war of words, the bbc'sjohn sudworth was invited to pyongyang, where he interviewed the vice foreign minister. we asked him on his expectations of the journalistic trip with a difference. north korea is all about shows of strength. the first today came in this tae kwon do demonstration. the journalists, when they arrive, and i've been on a few of these trips now, you are met by at least one government minder. in our case, on this visit, two government minders, who were our own personal minders

good morning from bristol were four yea rs good morning from bristol were four years it has been rumouredmeone has been going out late at night correcting bad punctuation. this morning the man who describes himself as a vigilante talks to us on breakfast. and carol has the weather. a cold start for some, some frost around and fog too but that will give way to a bright day with sunny spells. but in the west, expect some rain in northern ireland and western scotland. more details in 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. significant restrictions on the use of bail by police in england and wales come into force today. the amount of time a suspect released from custody can remain on bail will be limited to 28 days in most cases. the decision is in response to concerns that people were being left in limbo for months or even years. but police have questioned the move, as our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. famous faces who have been under police investigation, finally told they wouldn't be facing charges but only after long months on bail. they we re only a

reporter: it is right outside bristol prison. built trestle, he climbs up, cut that piece of yellow sticky back plastic to size, and covers the rogue apostrophe. notice anything? >> not really, no. >> i thank him for what he has done. it is good to still see people caring about english grammar, isn't it? reporter: when you go past a sign you have corrected -- >> the word you are looking for is "pride." tim: time to check your own punctuation, as we need to hear. that is the end of today show. you can find more on our website, bbc.com/news. for me, tim willcox, and the whole team, thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you

the result after police chase, in bristol bucks county, 95 north, at route 413. so this is the live shot of what you are working with right now going out there. again, it happened around 2:00 . you're being diverted off route 413, which is exit 40. if you want to avoid the area and take alternate, bristol pike, route one probably your best bet. i would advise just to avoid the area altogether, because this looks already like it is starting to get very busiment only going to get busier push through the 5:00 hour. heads up again, 59 north, route 413, being diverted offer route 413 or exit 40. again, my advice, i would just avoid the area. because it will be slow around there. then also talking about construction, route one southbound oxford valley, all lanes blocked, exiting off okay forward valley, re entering on oxford valley. you guys are getting used to. that will construction northeast extension southbound past quakertown right lane blocked there. and then also in the world of mass transit, heads up, talking about this coming up in a little bit. but check your

set for 5:20, burlington bristol bridge getting ready to go in the closure mode. getting ready to step out, grab jumbo coffee or head for tacony palmyra bridge. live look at spring garden street, back of the art museum , one of the many road that will get in shut down mode later on tonight. here's the deal, right new for the morning rush hour parkway inner drive is closed, full close another of that parkway coming tonight at 7:00. you can come in on the kelly drive this morning down to one lane, back end of the art museum spring garden street remains closed over in fairmount, all of the septa bus detours listed on septa's web site at septa.org and then later on tonight at midnight we will see closure of the martin luther king drive, kelly drive and big one here spring garden street bridge from university city, there will be no access up and over into that back end of the art museum. each day and really tonight at midnight into the rest of the week going in to crunch mode and then regional rail lines, kicked into a new timetable yesterday so make sure you are ready

(laughing) (colonial penn jingle) >>> bristol county jail, south of boston.the spring of 2014, it's home for former new england patriot aaron hernandez. as his lawyers prepare to defend him against charges he murdered odin lloyd. but before he goes to trial for killing lloyd, he faces a judge as the prime suspect in two other murders. the 2012 homicides of daniel de abreu and safiro furtado. nearly two full years after the homicides of the cape verdian immigrants, hernandez is indicted, accused of killing de abreu with a shot to the chest and furtado with a bullet to his head. >> aaron hernandez fired a .38 caliber revolver multiple times from the driver's side of his vehicle. >> it's all overwhelming for maria teixeira, safiro furtado's mother, who begins crying almost as soon as she walks into the arraignment. >> translator: it's a sadness that overtakes my life. it's a terrible pain inside me. >> kill and murder safiro furtado. how do you plead to this indictment? >> not guilty. >> evidence suggests that in the months leading up to july 2012, the defendant

no scheduled openings over the burlington bristol. >>> more traffic news. drivers in philadelphia could run into even more problems near the site of the nfl draft. here's the ben franklin parkway. later today there will be another round of road closures as draft day draws near. >> matt delucia is live in center city. tell us about the closures and what tell mean for drivers and people who live in the art museum area. >> reporter: it's going to mean changes, i'll tell you that. right here we see in front of the art museum, some of those orange barrels. we've seen plenty lately. at 7:00 p.m., traffic on the parkway from 20th street up to the art museum here will be shut down. also kelly drive will be closed at fairmount avenue. there are going to be detours to keep in mind. tuesday, that would be later tonight right after midnight, we will see the full extent of the closures through the draft. that includes some of the side streets, as well. so keep that in mind. we can see the last phase coming, including aid is streets and some -- including some side street

this was the scene captured at bristol.t. in the early hours of sunday, it will be quite chilly. in the towns and cities, looking at lows of 56 degrees, particularly across the northern half of the country, colder than that in the countryside. for the london marathon, it will start off fairly fresh at 9 degrees and then finish at around 14. we expect it to stay dry, but there could be a passing shower. as we head weighed northwards across the country, you have more sunshine across wales, northern england, southern scotland. slightly cloudierfor a northern england, southern scotland. slightly cloudier for a northern ireland. and as northern and western scotla nd ireland. and as northern and western scotland will continue to see more cloud and outbreaks of showery rain. through the day, the cloud increases from the west across scotland, bringing outbreaks of patchy rain. further south, it‘s looking dry. 20 of sunshine and 16 degrees or so in the warmer sunnier spots. moving through sunday evening, overnight into monday, this

burlington bristol bridge.re, authorities see, but just headed out the door right now it should be opening fairly quickly if it hasn't done so already. burlington bristol bridge for all every you take that, nfl draft, road restrictions, what's happening, phase three, 7:00 p.m. tonight, yikes, a lot coming up. coming up in ten minute, rahel, over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. now for look at newspaper headlines, from across our region. >> from the intelligence err plan, gib, charging newly enlisted service members. under the plan new service members will pay $2,400 over two years. or $100 a month, to access the gi bill educational benefits. democrats, congressman, brian fitzpatrick, brendon boyle, among those opposing the plan saying it is attacks on troops. >> and in the times every trenton, trenton trying to lure new businesses to the city downtown by offering them $5,000 signing bonus, voting unanimously to use to up $50,000 as an incentive to recruit businesses, program aimed at creating cluster o

and the banksy of bad punctuation — why one man is roaming the streets of bristol in secret — makingncorrect shop signs. good morning. it's monday 3rd april. i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. five people have been charged over an attack in croydon, which left a teenage asylum seeker fighting for his life. the victim, a 17—year—old kurdish iranian boy, is in a serious but stable condition after he was allegedly chased and beaten by a gang of 20 people in croydon, south london. police investigating last friday's taxi three others remain in custody. our correspondent ben bland is in croydon for us. bring us up—to—date. bring us up-to-date. within the last half an hour, the police have been updating us on there in investigation into this attack, which began at that bus stop just over my shoulder shortly before midnight on friday. police said they suspect it was a racially motivated attack. there was no reason for it. they said it was horrendous. the victim so viciously beaten that he was lucky not to have lost his life. the nature of it, it is thought around 20 or 30 peop

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.ed in the ground or marked on a map, but the largest hoard of gold coins everfound has now been declared treasure — after it was discovered hidden inside an old piano. the sovereigns are thought to be worth more than a quarter of a million pounds, as sima kotecha reports. a piano which was donated to a college in shropshire, butjust before christmas, this man discovered hundreds of coins in dusty hand—stitched packages underneath its keyboard. i'd been called in to tune and repair this piano, so i took out a couple of the keys and up in the top here, and hey presto, there were some interesting packages. so i quickly got my penknife and quickly undid one of the ends. then i thought, that's gold! experts say it's the largest gold sovereign hoard everfound in the uk. it consists of more than 900 coins, most of which were made during queen victoria's reign. out of all these coins, this one is the oldest. it dates back to 18117. this one, however, was made in 1915 and that suggests the coin

again i-95 northbound at exit 40 which is bristol bucks county, mike and alex. >> jenny, we will checkack with you. 6:05. >> lets get to a developing story out of europe, official ness paris say gunman from yesterday's terror attack was detained in february, for threatening police but was later freed. investigators found a pump action shotgun and knives in the 39 year-old man's car, police quickly shot and killed him after he opened fire last night at a subway station. one officer was killed and two others were injured, a tourist in the area was also hurt, the islamic state group has, claimed responsibility and the shooting comes just two days before france presidential election. >>> 6:06. >>> developing overnight gunshots ring out in the ogontz neighborhood leaving a man in critical condition. >> police have two persons of interest, in custody, a man almost got killed, um, steve. >> reporter: a couple of positives out of this. first of all, first positive is some excellent police work, from the patrol unit, in the 31st district who hears the gun fire just ringing and echo go through o

fiona lamdin, bbc news, bristol.e party and says he will now vote with the conservatives. it means they now overtake plaid cymru as the second largest party in the assembly. it's a further blow for ukip after its only mp douglas carswell — another defector from the tories — announced he was leaving. here's our political correspondent ben wright. mark reckless! september 2014. a tory mp defects to ukip and is hurled into the spotlight — the second conservative mp to do so. the move, by mark reckless, symbolised a party on the up. today, he hasjumped ship again. now a member of the welsh assembly, mr reckless leaves ukip looking like a party on the slide. well, i think now article 50 has been triggered, the conservative government is taking us out of the european union. that's something i campaigned for my adult life. i would like to support them in doing that. his decision to quit ukip comes days after the party's only mp at westminster, douglas carswell, decided he would sit as an independent. so, with the eu referen

the bristol band massive attack have a lwa ys the bristol band massive attack have always refused becauseove on the dating app tinder. his keepers in kenya have posted his details on the site, hoping the 43—year old animal will find a female rhino to help protect the species. tim allman reports. #je t'aime # 0ui, je t'aime # meet sudan. he is literally one of a kind, the last male northern white rhino on earth. and what do you do if you are feeling lonely these days? go online. tinder is going to broadcast a profile for our rhino sudan. it will be broadcast in 190 countries and in 40 languages. it is really the first time that tinder has done something like that, to that scale. on his profile sudan claims to perform well under pressure and says he likes to eat grass and chill in the mud, and admits to being six foot tall and weighing 5,000lbs. that's more than 2,000 kilos. 0bviously, sudan is not really looking to hook up online. this is all about raising around $9 million needed for fertility treatment. sudan having failed to breed successfully the old—fashioned way with these two female

the party set out its goals in bristol, where it hopes to take the bristol west seat from labour.o—leader caroline lucas, the party's only mp, said the greens would continue to tackle brexit, the environment and affordable housing. if you are a young person trying to get your foot if you are a young person trying to get yourfoot on if you are a young person trying to get your foot on the ladder is special in bristol it's a nightmare. we have to change the definition —— we have to have a party that delivers affordable housing instead of just changing delivers affordable housing instead ofjust changing the definition of affordable. the need for this party has never been greater, if you want to vote against an extreme brexit, to vote against an extreme brexit, to stand up for public interest in a more equal society and one that will a lwa ys more equal society and one that will always put climate change at the heart of all policy is the only way to do it nationally is heard green, the only way to do it in bristol west is to vote for the wonderful molly. the man challenging len mcclus

on the way to do it in bristol west is to vote for the wonderful molly. setting out his stall ahead of the election. iamjoined by out his stall ahead of the election. i am joined by the former political adviser to tony blair. you must have listened to jeremy adviser to tony blair. you must have listened tojeremy corbyn‘s speech. what did you think?” listened tojeremy corbyn‘s speech. what did you think? i think it was the authentic jeremy corbyn. what did you think? i think it was the authenticjeremy corbyn. this is the authenticjeremy corbyn. this is the way he will campaign. the same way he did during the leadership election. that campaign was successful for him. sadly, election. that campaign was successfulfor him. sadly, i election. that campaign was successful for him. sadly, i think this one will be a tough ask. he needs to try to bring previously undecided or tory voters back to the labour fold. and that will be a challenge, to put it mildly. the polls have put between 15 and 20 points behind the conservatives. as of now, it doesn't sound as if the

the party set out its goals in bristol, where it hopes to take the bristol west seat from labour with lowered to 16. co—leader caroline lucas, the party‘s only mp, said the greens would continue to tackle brexit, the environment and affordable housing. if you are a young person trying to get your foot on the housing ladder, especially in a place like bristol or brighton, it is a nightmare. we need to have genuinely affordable housing, notjust a government that changes the definition of that. we know it is not delivering. the need for the green party has never been greater. if you want to cast a vote that is opposed to an extreme brexit, that is standing up for a real investment in public services and a more equal society and will always put the environment and climate change at the heart of all our policies, the only way to do it nationally is to vote green. the only way to do it in bristol west is to vote for the wonderful molly. and you can keep up to date with all the latest on the election on the bbc website at bbc.co.uk/news. jeremy corbyn pledges to challenge what he calls a rig

jon kay has been talking to voters in bristol.neral elections, so when we told there was going to be number 20... you're joking, not another one! oh, for god's sake, i can't honestly... i can't stand this. there's too much politics going on at the moment, why does she need to do it? she says this will produce clarity. it gets things out in the open, sorts things out? i thought she said that initially when she took over. brenda spoke for many of the voters we met here in bristol today. regardless of party politics, we found little enthusiasm. are you excited about another election? no. no, not another one! it's too much. it's too much, ain't it? they're just taking advantage of a bad situation at the moment. so, all in all, it's not good for the country. but others welcome the chance to have another say. do you feel ready for a general election? yeah, we need one. it'll be nice if there was some sort of clarity over what's going on. there's a lot of muddled information out there. as for brenda, the politicians have seven weeks to g

good morning, 5:01, opening underway at the burlington bristol bridge, getting out of the gate. sit for cup of minute. north on 295, early morning overturned tractor-trailer and fuel spill. so all traffic headed north on 295, you're forced to come in toward philadelphia, on the 42 freeway, from there, you can pick up route 130, or the turnpike, are you ready for some draft? here we go parkway shutdown for the draft today. vine expressway off ramps to the parkway closed through the weekends, and of course, the parkway, the art museum area, whole entire nfl draft experience, in shut-down mode. and the drivers also closed not even going to get anywhere close to the art museum here, this morning, as we mention, the penn relays open up franklin fields, tart to see the jams, exiting the schuylkill, at around 7:00 a.m. for that first race that kicks off at 10:00. karen, thomas, back to you. >> thank you so much, there, bob. we are continuing to follow this breaking news out of delaware, where that stand-off continues right now after a state trooper was gunned down at a wawa, while conf

all northbound traffic is being forced off i-95 on to 413 in bristol township. one vehicle, four people in that car and one of the people was killed, unfortunately. that's why they are out here investigating cleaning up the situation. i-95 northbound blocked in bucks county. route 1, southbound that's blocked because of overnight construction that is now in the process of clearing. but the bottom line this morning coming southbound stick with i-95. coming northbound stick with route 1, the super highway. i-95 is blocked at 413. overnight construction on i-95 in delaware county is gone. on the the big picture no major issues. schuylkill expressway looks good so far this morning. in delco, chester county burr -- burbs we're seeing a little bit of fog. painters crossing, 202 ballot pike, the weather not -- baltimore pike, the weather not perfect as we kick off this friday morning. >> reporter: satellite and radar showing we have showers and thunderstorms moving into the region. i can show you a closer view with storm tracker 6 live 3d we're wet in allentown and rea

you won't be flying at the burlington bristol bridge that's up for a northbound bridge. if you're heading out right now head for the turnpike connector. patco trains heading over the ben franklin bridge, no schedules are in effect today and new schedules went into effect on the septa regional rails yesterday. pick up the new paper timetables to keep you on time or the new app. >> reporter: satellite and radar showing clouds in place and showers south and west of the city. we can see the cloud deck in philadelphia and harrisburg. in williams sport you'll be looking for early morning sunshine before the clouds fill in. it will be a couple of days we're dealing with the dreary weather a lot of places in the 50s, 60 for the high in philadelphia. low 0s in the lehigh valley which is below the average high of 67, damp today, it's cooler and you have some periods of rain especially later this afternoon and tomorrow. looking at the travel weather forecast even though we're dealing with clouds in place and rain in atlanta in the south we've got the green traffic flow here, so maj

bristol myers is omdivo. but bristol myers has a couple early cancer drugs yet to be approved.fda announcement was a very big deal for incyte, i'm not playing it down. specifically the fda said they couldn't approve the drug in it's current form and they need additional data to determine which doses are appropriate. and while incyte's management said they remain confident that the rheumatoid arthritis drug will ultimately be approved, they also covered the stock are also less sanguine, again it really caught people by surprise, because incyte had already gotten that approval in europe and normally that's a really good indicator that the drug will be approved here. you can watch testimony from doctors about why this thing is so socipecial. but here is the issue, incyte's stock has already dropped 10% on this news. holding this drug back for two years will definitely affect the company's earnings. but barrett is much more of a supporting player inside of incyte's broader pich line. i think there's some potentially broader catalysts that can take the stock higher. this is a powerf

and the merck combination therapy seems to work better than the bristol myers combo.lthough since incyte is studying the same drug as a combo study, including astrazeneca and roche as well. everybody may not want a piece of incyte, they may need it to make their own numbers. the company is working on another jak inhibitor for enkolg and other immune diseases, there's still one more jak inhibitor that's in phase two of trials and it's also working on a bunch of different b-cell lymphomas that are also in phase two. merck's had a monster run, but it has a number of call lists coming up that could dive their price higher. the at the beginning of june, we'll be getting data on the anti-canner therapy that the company is developing with merck, at the american association of clinical oncology. one serious overhang here, a month ago, the company filed for more shares of stock from its existing shareholders. when it comes, it might give you the kind of buyable pull back that we're hoping for here. when you consider that in cyte has an anti-cancer drug that's exploding, along

bristol, a live shot of what we're watching on the northbound side of 95.t that occurred just a few hours ago with extensive injuries. now an accident investigation is underway, as well. again, there is the northbound side where they're diverting all traffic off around route 413 in bristol. so traffic not getting by. here's a different view from one of the cameras here. again, you see the traffic that's moving in the single-file lane. that's the traffic moving off of the exit ramp. traffic is not getting by. we're going to see pretty big delays. and actually some of the delays look like they've thinned a little bit. maybe with the traffic funneling through, it may have lightened up a bit. i'm going to keep my eye on that. first let's tell you how to get around it. heading this general direction, we see some of the slowdown beforehand. you can get off around woodhaven, 95 northbound. that is still open. take route 1 up -- route 1 the entire way. it's early enough that we're not seeing big delays in volume. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new from overnight, a

private funeral services will be held today in his hometown of bristol, connecticut. the former patriots player was serving a life sentence when he was found hanging in his cell. >>> this morning, we're awaiting a response from the trump administration after north korea detained a third u.s. citizen. nbc news confirmed the detainee is tony kim, a korean american who taught accounting. there are reports that kim was in north korea on an aid mission, then was stopped at the airport while trying to leave the country. two other americans detained in north korea are serving prison time there. >>> 5:08. a dry view from center city, dry for now. we have some showers on the way. the showers are already in delaware and south jersey. that's where most of the cloudy skies have been overnight. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. where it's been clear, it's been chillier. the lehigh valley, some of the suburbs looking cooler this morning. 48 in sadburiville. to the north, cooler temperatures for new hope at 42. bedminster is 43 degrees right now. we will see the temperature

another picture from bristol. an ongoing theme. lovely. a cracking start from bristol. high cloud.cloud. —— —4. a lovely and bright start. temporary frost in the west and east of wales. more cloud. avoiding frost. more cloud in northumbria and scotland and northern ireland. this will threaten the odd spot of light rain and drizzle. most start the get dry with cloudy conditions and brighter weather developing through the day. —— day. northern ireland, cheering up —— day. northern ireland, cheering upa —— day. northern ireland, cheering up a touch. clouding over in parts of northern england, wales, and the north—west midlands into the afternoon. the sunniest conditions will be to the south and east of england. 15—16. temperatures, generally, in the low to mid—teens quite widely. tonight, more cloud around. not quite as cold. frost limited to the far south—east. somewhere like kent may see a touch of frost in the tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy conditions. damp. northern england and wales as well. the odd spot of drizzle. not soaking. most dry. windy in the north of scotland with a fe