jon kay, bbc news, bristol.in the current t20 tri—series even part in the current t20 tri—series even though england might want his help, as they slumped to their third straight defeat in the competition this time at the hands of new zealand. england are now relying on results to go their way if they are to make it to the final. today they came up12 runs to make it to the final. today they came up 12 runs short as adam wild reports. english cricket‘s long winter tour has finally made its way to new zealand. the countdown to the t20 final getting ever closer but now a new opposition to get their head around, something the black caps seemed to be doing growing nicely. martin guptill and kane williamson quick to find the measure of england‘s with the bowlers. their frustrations continue. there was a little something to cling onto as chrisjordan little something to cling onto as chris jordan showed little something to cling onto as chrisjordan showed how it‘s done. that aside, england failed to get a firm grip as ne

from bristol, jon kay's report contains some flash photography. morning. stoke5 returned to bristol for his first appearance before the city's magistrates. inside a packed court number one, the durham and england all—rounder told a di5trictjudge that he would be pleading not guilty to a charge of affray. standing next to him, two local men, ryan hale and ryan ali, both in their twenties. they also told the court they would be entering not guilty pleas. the men were told the case would now go to trial at bristol crown court, with an initial date set for 12th march. a short time after this hearing, there was a statement from the england and wales cricket board, who said they had been told that ben stoke5 wouldn't have to appear in court in person next month and that tomorrow, he was flying to new zealand. the 26—year—old, who missed out on the ashes series in australia, will arrive in new zealand on friday, initiallyjust for training with his england team—mates. the ecb said he is not currently being considered for the ongoing twenty20 tri—5erie5, and it wil

the men were told by the judge they would all three go to trial at bristol crown court with an initial moments after ben stokes left, the england and wales cricket board issued a statement saying they had been told he would not have to attend that next hearing in person, he does not have to be in court in the middle of march, so tomorrow he will fly to new zealand tojoin his england team—mates. we are told initially it will be for training, there are no plans at the moment for him to play in the twenty20 tri—series, but the decision will be up to the england management. ben stokes himself left this court, made no comment to the press and journalists waiting outside. england slumped to their third straight defeat in the competition, this time at the hands of new zealand. england are now relying on other results to go their way, if they're to make the final. today they came up 12 runs short, as adam wild reports. english cricket, the long winter tour has finally made its way to new zealand. the countdown to the t20 final getting ever closer. now a new opposition to get their heads around

jon kay is at bristol magistrates‘ court. explain what‘s been happening, jon?rned to this city to appear here at the magistrates‘ court. it was a very short hearing, only lasted about 12 minutes. and during the hearing, the england all—rounder was asked to ban up england all—rounder was asked to ban up behind a sheet of glass, and he was asked how he would be pleading to a single charge of affray. he answered, not guilty. two men who we re answered, not guilty. two men who were charged alongside him, ryan hale and ryan ali, who are both in their 20s and from bristol and are also charged with affray, they too said they would be pleading not guilty to the same count. the men we re guilty to the same count. the men were told by the judge hear that all three would go to trial at bristol crown court with an initial hearing in the middle of next month, on the 12th of march. however, just moments after ben stokes left ear, the england and wales cricket board issued a statement saying they had been told that he wouldn‘t have to attend that next hearing in person, he do

does that include bristol city council—owned buildings? it does.on, that doesn't sound like many. and the ones we visited, that are closing on 31st january, there is no signage, a) that they are closing, and b), where the nearest toilet is. people are quite literally going to be caught short? not necessarily. we still have a week to go. would it not be better to delay the closure, when you've got a viable community toilet nscheme up and running? it is simple to say that, but i am feeling confident that we will have a viable community scheme, and is one that is only going to grow and grow. is it all right if i use your loo? you can use the loo, go on! there is some late news. the committee that looks after the downs have agreed to look after the toilets there. but, elsewhere around the city, there are no signs of a reprieve. we are drinking more of somerset‘s finest every year, but how does it get from this to this? we've spent the last year on a legendary cider farm with a celebrity following. tucked away down a small muddy road near glastonbury li

bristol bridge. derbier wood drive we have an accident in upper dublin. downside tree at coventry -- downed tree at coventry road. stick to st. peter's watch for ponding on the roadway, but no major problems, matt and tam. >>> roads prone to flooding could be drying out. parker creek in burlington county overf closure of construction along union mill road. evesham restrictions in place on the area highways. fog covered cooper river park as pon on sidewalks. drivers battled heavy rain on action cam farm animals dipping their hooves in larges. >>> traffic conditions as you head out the door with the 6abc app get traffic anytime on your phone or tablet. >>> police had to perform cpr on a man shot in the face on pine street in wilmington, delaware. police are talking to a person of interest. >>> one man was killed and two others injured in a shooting in southwest philadelphia. two men walked you mean to a car and opened fire at 75th and elm wood street, a 73-year-old man was hit in the neck and chest and

caught up in a scuffle with protestors while giving a talk at the university of the west of england in bristoldarren osborne — the man who drove a van in to a crowd of muslim worshippers in north london — is jailed for a minimum of 43 years, with the judge describing his actions as a "suicide mission". and newsnight, is the fbi's investigation into donald trump compromised by its reliance on the work of a british spy determined to keep him down. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a controversial republican memo has been released, accusing the fbi of bias its investigation into alleged collusion between president trump's election campaign in russia. the document's publication was authorised by donald trump, who says authorised by donald trump, who says a lot of people should be ashamed by what it revealed. ladies and gentlemen, punxsutawney phil! it's groundhog day in america, when thousands gathered to watch a rodent named punxsutawney phil make his annual prediction about how long the winter will last. in washington too, a feeling of deja vu, with the day beginning as it often does, with a

we tried several outlets across bristol today but found no fingers being licked.s to be really busy at this point but the kitchen is empty, the fryers switched off. chicken with fries, please. chicken with fries. it's a far cry from this. tonight, the company is encouraging staff to take holidays until it can meet the demand again. kfc says its own employees will be paid, but the large majority of restaurants are franchises. it just seems amazing. i thought everything was pretty much automated these days and as they use chicken, more's ordered. something has gone seriously wrong. the company says it's working flat out to rectify the problem. but, for some, that is little consolation. jon kay, bbc news. football — and there has been a big upset tonight in the fifth round of the fa cup. wigan athletic from league one have beaten the premier league leaders, manchester city, by one goal to nil. the only goal was scored by will grigg. manchester city had been reduced to ten men after fabian delph was given a straight red card for a tackle in the first half. on day 10 o

back in —— an incident outside a bristol de mai 52 back in —— outside an incident outside a bristoll for him, he made just 12 of england's 284 for eight in the first one day international against new zealand this morning. stoke's took a catch early on, and has since taken two wickets. this was latham on the 79, caught by joe root and that inspired a comeback, cheaply caught behind by buttler. taylor has passed 104 new zealand. they need 41 from four overs. it's going to be really tight —— has passed 100 thingies you are and. —— four new zealand. it's the final day of competition at the the winter olympics in pyeongchang today, and it's been announced that big air bronze medallist, billy morgan, will carry the team gb flag at the closing ceremony at around 11 our time. the men's ice hockey final was a classic as the olympic athletes from russia came from behind to beat germany 4—3 in overtime in a thrilling final. the win gives oar their second gold of the pyeongchang games and their 17th medal overall. in the curling yesterday, sweden regained the olympic title, beating south korea

and now a scheduled delay for the burlington-bristol. we'll see that bridge open up and we'll have closures on that side as el. i'm not seeing it being reported yet, so on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike looks clear for now moving past route 73, which is exit 4. if you're still nervous about that one, you can always take 295. >>> 5:31. and happening right now a weekend soaker and warmer weather will create even more pothole problems for commuters this morning. what you need to watch out as you head out this morning. pamela, tell us more. >> reporter: well, the temperatures have been back in force. and as you said it's that moisture that really creates the problem. it gets into the roadway, and then when it freezes or thaws that's when potholes are created. take a look at the roadway here. you can see some fresh black top down here where they must have just filled something in. now, we checked with triple a to get you some tips how to navigate your commute. for starters, you should check your tires, make sure they're proper

bristol nightclub. from him shortly first, here is tim hague. single snowflake in sight here. the hotter in this match. early wickets and brilliant fielding setting the foundations for victory. what about the boy ben? back on the field, at his very best. century along with stokes. the best all—rounder in the world showed all facets of his skill. impressive than stokes. a one—handed catch, giving that man around £26,000. what a day! with the winning runs. performance, in every respect. a dominant display to trawl the match level at 1—1. match level at 1—1. go, the next early on saturday that this is how they did it. this is how they did it. scoring with the bat, 63 not out, one more than the captain. one more than the captain. took two becketts although moeen ali outdid him. outdid him. the end, 36 off 29, he helped to finish things. finish things. including from the test captain, just the 0d! just the 0d! great performance and it sets up the rest of the series beautifully. rest of the series beautifully. to have you back, ben stokes, says the ba

they could also receive an additional $2 billion from bristol-myers. shares climbed 2% to 65.3a shares nectar popped 11% to $84. the advertising firm interpublic group reported revenue growth in this quarter that easily surpasseda expeions. it reported weaker client spending for the year but expects that to verse course this year. they forecast organic revenue to rise as much as 3% this year. the share rose 10% to $27.49 increased marketing and a growing user base trnslated to higher profits over at groupon. hey weren't high enough and theyissed analyst's estimates. groupon continued to scale back its presence some international markets and issued a disappointing forecast. the shares plunged 9% to $4.71. >> hotel freighter hilton said an increase ierall bookings and strong growth in its international business helped quarterly profits outpace forecasts. salan were also better t expected. hilton shares were up 3%. they finished the session at $85.97. marriott bell, reported stronger than expected revenue as the hotel operator said results were helped by

leeds are still without a win in 2018 though, whilst bristol city remain in sixth.d in the scottish premiership on goal difference after an eight—goal thriller at hamilton. accies actually took the lead after only five minutes at new douglas park but rangers equalised and then went ahead after a josh windass shot was spilled badly by hamilton keeper gary woods. the home side made it 2—2 but rangers scored two quick—fire goals and then windass scored his third to make it 5—2. hamilton pulled one back in the closing minutes but the 5—3 win means rangers move above aberdeen. celtic drew 0—0 at home to stjohnstone in the day's other fixture, but have still increased their lead at the top to nine points. british slope—style skier james woods desribed his fourth place finish as "minging" as he narrowly missed out on a bronze medal. britain needed just one more to make it a record 5 at a winter olympics but failed to add to their tally today. at least lizzie yarnold and laura deas received their medals after yesterday's sliding success but great britains women have lost ag

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.ican president jacob zuma will face after months of talks south african presidentjacob zuma will face the press tomorrow, as his party calls for him to stand down. the government‘s unveiled a tool it says can actively detectjihadist content and block it from being used. sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here‘s hugh. good evening. good evening, carrie. it‘s a big night in the champions league with the first of the knockout stage games being played tonight. spurs have a difficult last 16 tie and made the worst possible start to their first leg, away againstjuventus, going behind to an exquisite gonzalo higuain finish afterjust two minutes. juventus were handed the chance to double their advantage when ben davies was second best to a hopeful ball and higuain accepted his second attempt at goal for a second goal on the night. spurs still trailing 2—0 at the allianz after half an hour. things are the exact opposite for manchester city against the swiss champions.

researchers at the university of bristol analysed a series of social attitude surveys.ing to britain should be reduced. it compares with 77% of people who say the same thing with no religion. church leaders say they have work to do. we don't have a great history in this country and the church of england of having welcomed immigrants, way back since the ‘50s and ‘60s. and we still have a long way to go in order to enable, to help to educate congregations to be able to express a more fuller welcome to those who both enter our churches and also come to our country. the study also found a difference between those who go to church every week and those who call themselves christian, but don't go to church. 66% who regularly go to church say migrant numbers should be reduced. whereas it is 86% for those who say they're christian but never attend. the church of england, you know, you go to some of them and it feels like a branch meeting of momentum. david curtain is a ukip member of the london assembly. he is still a committed christian, but stopped going to church after the eu

we will take advantage of the sun out in the bristol area. there isa sun out in the bristol area.s a keen and cold north—easterly wind and the showers will turn to snow in east anglia and south—east england. not everyone will see them. if you're under a band of shower you could see a few centimetres. away from them you will see nothing. there is a risk of disruption from the south—east in the morning. at 8am a few showers in northern ireland and scotland, rain sleet and hail out of these possible. some snow on higher ground. an ice risk too. away from the south—east it will be dry and frosty and the keen wind blowing across the south—east and snow to start. some will drift west. many other places will have a fine monday, quite a bit of sunshine, just variable cloud, but temperatures are struggling. setting the theme for the week ahead. around three or four. then to the north—west a weather system comes in. we have a lot of cold air and away from the coast in scotland and northern ireland, there will be some snow giving a covering for many going into tuesday morning. by tuesday mor

it's exactly one week since the death of a homeless man was reported in the center of the city of bristol in the southwest of england found unconscious just outside a devon is department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called. old but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the elite mainstream media not only questions minority government leaders resume about homelessness in announced a policy on it in the last few days we would give local authorities the power to take over deliberately kept empty properties because there's something grossly insulting about the idea you'd build some luxury block it w

jon kay is at bristol magistrates court.de inequity in bristol, ben stokes return to this city to appear at the magistrates‘ court. it was a very short hearing, only lasted about 12 minutes. during the hearing the england all—rounder was asked to stand behind a sheet of glass and asked how he would be the leading to a single charge of affray. he answered not guilty. two men charged alongside him, ryan hale and ryan ali, both in their 20s and from bristol, also charged with affray, they said they would also plead not guilty to the same code. the men were told by the judge they would all three go to trial at bristol crown court with an initial hearing in the middle of next month, march 12. just moments after ben stokes left, the england and wales cricket board issued a statement saying they had been told he would not have too attend that next hearing in person, he does not out to be caught in the middle of march, so tomorrow he can fly to new zealand to join his england team—mates. we are told initially it will be for training

looking into reports and seeking expert opinion on whether or not tremors felt in areas including bristolds and south wales was an earthquake. if we have more on that, we will bring it to you. president trump has met survivors of wednesday's high school shooting in florida, in which 17 people died. he thanked the emergency services and medical staff who treated the wounded. it comes as pressure mounts on the fbi over the agency's failure to act on a tip that suspect nikolas cruz might carry out an attack. barbara plett—usher reports. the funerals have begun. these students were saying goodbye to a 14—year—old classmate. they and their parents have been calling for action from president trump, so other teenagers will not die this way. he and the first lady visited some of the injured still in hospital, including a woman who had been shot four times. he congratulated medical staff... reporter: do our gun laws need to be changed, mr president? but ignored a question on tougher gun control. the president is in his element meeting first responders who rescued the wounded and captured the kille

and now we're standby for an opening of the bristol for 5:25. >> bringing it home. the eagles take to light tv as they celebrate their victory. what they told jimmy fallon about their pride and the musical tribute they received. >> philly special. >>> we get a behind the scenes look at one of the most electric plays of the super bowl. >>> and let the games begin. we take you live to south korea with just one day until the winter olympics. the final preparation now under way. >>> 5:16. and we've issued a first alert to warn you about a potentially icy commute this morning. you're going to want to take a easy when you head out on theodes. and we're also tracking snow. here's a live look from the poconos which will see the most snow enour region today. meteorologist bill henley and krystal klei and break it down neighborhood by neighborhood in a few minutes. >>> the super bowl champions flew in to the "tonight show" show with jimmy fallon last night. >> take a listen. ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory, e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles ♪ >> yeah, so they harmonized it, which i

burlington bristol bridge is up, hard to see kind of hazy shot here. but the burlington bristol bridge is up right now, if you were just headed out the door. and an accident, in new jersey , now, this involving a vehicle fire, new jersey southbound, before new jersey turnpike rather southbound before route 33, two inner lanes there, jim, jan, back to you. >> meisha, new this morning, manhunt underway for the suspect who critically injured a man in kensington earlier this morning. police say the 21 year old victim stabbed in the neck just before 2:00 this morning, along the 3100 block every kensington avenue. so far, investigators have no motive for the violence. >> meanwhile, philadelphia police are looking for a gunman who opened fire on three people, in broad daylight. >> one man dead, two other wounded, and some neighbors are frightened. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans live at police headquarters with the latest, chantee? >> well, jan, jim, 24 year old and 21 year old are recovering this morning after being shot. meanwhile 23 year old has di

we had an earlier opening at the bristol bridge. by the time you head out the door, you should be fine there. and wash for a crash on the eastbound side moving into new jersey. so watch for some delays eastbound. the rest of the bridges are okay. clear over the tacony p-palmyra. >>> talk about guts and confidence, the eagles worked on the most famous play of the super bowl for weeks. and it was actually nick foles that suggested they run it in the final minute of the half. >> houseboat that? let's hear nick foles suggesting the philly special. >> philly special. ready? here we go, here we go. >> you want philly philly? let's do it. from there he sells the play like it's business as usual and floated to nick foles for that play that defined the super bowl. brady.'t forget the pats tried yeah, it didn't work like ours did. why had the eagles malcolm jenkins says he won't go to the white house. >>> and an eagles supply leaves a little boy in tears. what the birds fan showed him on his phone that made it even more special. >>> two minut

and also on standby for the burlington bristol. and i'll have an update on that when i come back. >>> these temperatures have done a number on the roadways. we're talking about potholes. we'll tell you how you can report them and what you can do to keep your car safe. >>> they're making a statement off the ice. i'm keith jones here in south carolina catching up with two local folks. johnny we are and carol lipinski. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ hey gus, meet tucker... .! awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten tim

at bristol zoo two years ago.ppy story. thank you so much. the time now 20 minutes past eight. as we've been reporting this morning, alcoholism in parents can have a devastating impact on children. we've been talking about deaths and serious injuries, but there can be other effects a new parliamentary report has laid bare the effects that a parents level of drinking can have on their child's development. from affecting their confidence and education, to putting them more at risk of conditions such as eating disorders and adhd. joining us now from our birmingham newsroom is the mp liam byrne, chair of the all—party group for children of alcoholics — who also has his own experience of a parent with alcohol addiction. very good morning to you. i wonder if first of all you could explain your experience of this, because you have got very direct personal experience? i lost my dad to what was a 20 year struggle with alcohol, and it was only after he died that i kind of looked back on my life growing up, and that is when

now in the middle of an opening for the burlington-bristol bridge. and watching volume on either side of the bridge there with that stop. back to you tracy and dray. >>> the warmer wet weather could actually complicate your morning commute. >> your route today could be a lot bump yr than what you remember. checking on problems on local roadways, pamela? >> reporter: yeah, and there were reports of a big pothole in this area. it was actually so big it disabled a vehicle, blowing a tire out earlier. it looks as though that problem has been fixed, but we passed a lot of potholes as we left this morning. and we're expecting you will pass a lot on your morning commute this morning as well. we checked in with aaa to get you some tips how you should navigate. for starters you should check your tires and make sure their properly inflated and look ahead and watch out for potholes on the road. and slow down. also be weaware puddles can sometimes conseal a pothole. you can call 1-800-fix-road. in new jersey you can report a problem by visiting the department of

burlington bristol bridge scheduled to go up around 5:50 . so taking the bridge, just make note of that if you are headed out there right now, still down. 5:50 supposed to go up. where we have an accident new jersey involving a vehicle fire. new jersey turnpike before route 33, two inner lanes blocked with this one. plus another one in upper dublin with injuries, route 152, limekiln pack at dresher wood drive with any accident, you certainly want it avoid it if you can. if you can't, lanes are open around both of them. but probably start to slow down fairly quickly. then flooding yes, looking on mlk drive between falls bridge , montgomery drive. that's now all clear. so mlk drive has now reopened. showing lot of green on the censor maps. letting you know you're still traveling at posted speeds but once we crack into the 6:00 hour probably start to slow down just little bit. hey heads up, route ten trolley bussing between 33rd and market and 63rd and malvern due to emergency track repairs, we will be talking more about this coming up in a litt

do think that local businesses will sign up to be scheme that bristol city council are proposing?s and the security issues. a lot of the toilets will be up the stairs, or at the back. i think the answer will be no. red to find out for myself, i go across the road to the village cafe. if someone came in to use job to i lets, if someone came in to use job toilets, and they went a customer, what would you say to them? sorry, you can't use it. it is a customer's toilet. you wouldn't want anyone to useit? toilet. you wouldn't want anyone to use it? no. what can i do? can't do anything. time to head over to city hall. the toilets here were available to the public, just like in other public buildings, like the city museum. by closing the toilets, the council are saving thousands of pounds. we have not invested in our toilets over many years, so a lot of the mindset of this repair. there is a lot of anti—social behaviour going on in them, and the alternative is to look at bringing in a community toilet scheme. it says: a smooth transition from the existing arrangement of the new one, is v

it's exactly one week since the death of a homeless man was reported in the center of the city of bristol in the south west of england found unconscious just outside a department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the elite mainstream media not only questions minority government leaders resume about homelessness in announced a policy on it in the last few days we would give local authorities the power to take over deliberately kept empty properties because there's something grossly insulting about the idea you'd build some luxury block it would have the

. >> and bristol-myers squibb said its immunotherapy treatment when used with another one o its drugsd patients live longer than conventional chemotherapy without the cancer gettin worse. bristol-myers also reported stronger-than-expected earnings which were helped by stronger drug sales. shes down nearly 4% to $60.96. >>> as an investor, this market sell-off may be a little unnerving, so let's talk about what steps you could take to protect your portfolio, whether ryou're a medium a long-term investor. joining us to offer his insights is douglas bonaparte, president of bona fide wealth. welcome, doug. nice to have you . >> great to be here. >> let's start with what you make of today's trading session. >> there's no question, it's an ugly day, but this is something remind to use to ourselves that making knee-jerk reactions is probably not the way to go. >> so, doug, what should investors be doing with their money here? what dod they n to be thinking about? i guess it r comes down to their risk tolerance. if a day like this is toons in for you, you need to be somewhere else. >> that's

he entered a plea of not guilty to charges of affray at magistrates in bristol this morning. crown court on march 12th but he will not be required to appear in person, allowing him to appear in the remainder of england's winter tour. the ecb say: "any decision to include him in upcoming matches will be made by head coach trevor bayliss and the england management team. he is not currently being considered for the ongoing international t20 tri—series." england's hopes of reaching the t20 tri—nations final are hanging by a thread after they were beaten by new zealand in wellington. the black caps made 196—5. england fell 12 runs short and it means they've lost all three in the tri—series and need australia to beat new zealand in their next game to stand any chance of making the final. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. two men have been arrested after a car was driven into the front of a school in sheffield this morning. nobody was injured at fir vale school which has been closed for the day. mark ansell reports from the scene. as the students

august senior lecturer in law at bristol law school thank you for your time. us republicans have released a document alleging the.

bristol meyer of the big pharma names trades the most like a biotech, because of that it gets that extra over the last couple of weeks it's been extraordinary to the upside i'm not in this, i'm in gilead, i'm in celgene >> why was bristol a dud last year >> the market killed it. >> it had a couple of huge setbacks along the way, scott, where the stock got absolutely crushed on a couple of occasions that they couldn't recover from. >> the trade yesterday, and i took advantage of part of it, was nectar, which it put 2 billion into that stock was down news, which seemed ridiculous. i sold it, i just happened to be in the office. that's the kind of stuff you'll continue to see. that's why biotech is going to continue to move every drug company, amgen, you name it, has said, i'm buying, i want to make some acquisitions >> i think the name i'm in, stephanie link got me in, the growth att abvie is phenomenal >>> coming up, the controversy over chipotle. it's not theirs. it's mine. mine. mine. and it always will be, forever and forever. the new rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. exper

university of bristol researchers analysed a series of british social attitude surveys.ng to britain should be reduced. it compares to 77% of people who say the same thing with no religion. church leaders say they have work to do. we don't have a great history in this country and the church of england of having welcomed immigrants, way back since the ‘50s and ‘60s, and we still have a long way to go in order to enable, to help, to educate congregations to be able to express a more fuller welcome to those who both enter our churches and also come to our country. the study also found a difference between those who go to church every week and those who call themselves christian but don't go to church. 66% who regularly go to church say migrant numbers should be reduced whereas its 86% for who say they're christian but rarely attend. the church of england, you go to some of them and it feels like a branch meeting of momentum in some cases. david kurten is a ukip member of the london assembly. he's still a committed christian but stopped going to church after the eu referendu

take advantage of the sun when it is out there, as it was in the bristol area for a time today.been a few showers dotted about through eastern parts of england in particular, and a keen and cold north—easterly wind. the showers will turn increasingly to snow in parts of east anglia, but especially south— east england as we go through the night. they will come through in bands so not everybody will see one. if you're underneath one of these bands of showers, you could see a few centimetres, icy conditions. if you're away from them, you will probably see nothing at all. there is a risk of some disruption from snow showers in parts of south—east england in particular, going into the morning. here is how things look at 8 o'clock in the morning. there may be a few showers dotted about through northern ireland and scotland. rain, sleet, hail possible, a bit of snow on the higher ground, not amounting to too much, but an ice risk with these. some fog patches around. much of england and wales, away from east anglia and the southeast, will be dry, frosty to begin the day, and the keen, c

speaker, i rise today to recognize the retirement of donna, a constituent of mine from bristol borough, bucks county, pennsylvania, after a 42-year career of community service as an employee of the grundy foundation. starting in 1975, she worked at the grundy library, eventually assisting the foundation's executive director until she was appointed the grundy museum administrator. a position which she held for the past 12 years. as a museum administrator, she's credited with updating the museum's strategy plan, creating best practices for all of the museum's programs and services, and building up partnerships between the museum and the community. under donna's leadership, the number of visitors to the museum increased exponentially in the 40th and 50th anniversary events were great successes. i want to express my deep gratitude and the gratitude of our entire community for donna's commitment to preserving the history of our community. while her retirement is well deserved, her exit is already felt. thank you, donna. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield

scuffles with protesters who tried to disrupt a speech he was making to students at a university in bristole called but, so far, no arrests have been made. the university of the west of england said it was appalled by what happened, and it fully supported free speech. i think that we live in a free society and freedom of speech is very important. and people like me who advocate freedom of speech must support it when it's not exactly what we want, as well as when it is what we want, as well as when it is what we want, so i think they're entitled to protest, they are titled to disapprove and dislike my views. i think it's sad that they don't wa nt to i think it's sad that they don't want to engage and discuss them. a father whose three daughters were among those abused by us gymnastics doctor larry nassar has apologised after trying to attack him at a court in michigan. nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison last month, after more than 150 women testified that he had sexually abused them. nedder towfik reports. to my parents, thank you for all your love and support through all of t

scuffles with protesters who tried to disrupt a speech he was making to students at a university in bristold but, so far, no arrests have been made. the university of the west of england said it was appalled by what happened, and it fully supported free speech. i think that we live in a free society and freedom of speech is very important. and people like me who advocate freedom of speech must support it when it's not exactly what we want, as well as when it is what we want, so i think they're entitled to protest, they're entitled to disapprove and dislike my views. i think it's sad that they don't want to engage and discuss them. the boss of the fbi has hit back at donald trump in a row over the release of a secret republican memo, which accuses the agency of political bias against the president. in an e—mail to staff, christopher wray said talk is cheap and that the bureau would continue to investigate independently and by the book. democrats have said the release was another effort to undermine the inquiry into alleged collusion with russia. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes re

ameobi scored to lift bolton out of the championship relegation zone as they beat promotion—chasing bristolm six clubs before kick off. this was a massive victory for bolton. ameobi scored the all important winner in the 71st minute for his fourth goal of the season. that's all from sportsday. we will have more throughout the weekend. goodbye. good evening. after a sunny end to the day, many parts of the uk have a risk of ice around as the weather front pushes in from the west. that means for the weekend at different sort of story. saturday, grey and gloomy for many. across much of scotland, england and wales, lots of cloud, patchy rain and drizzle and sleet and snow. even the lower levels at times. some parts of east anglia and north scotland stay dry. bright areas to some. for many a cool feeling day. the patchy rain, drizzle and snow will fizzle out for most in the sunday and with some clear skies here and there the risk of ice to take us into sunday as well. temperatures in most parts may be just above freezing, but some just below. for sunday, a brighter day by and large. more of you w

caught up in a scuffle with protestors while giving a talk at the university of the west of england in bristoln to a crowd of muslim worshippers in north london — is jailed for a minimum of 43 years, with the judge describing his actions as a "suicide mission". and newsnight, is

the same day a similar scare just 45 miles away in bristol township. statement reads in part, we were notified by a student of a rumor that another student was planning to either shoot up the school or shoot him or herself during one of the assemblies tomorrow, friday. through an investigation we were able to identify the student that started the rumor and verify that that rumor was started as a result avenue dare during lunch. though immediate action was taken it's forcing parents to have tough but necessary conversations with their children. >> i have a little one that's doing drills at schools that's asking questions. >> reporter: the investigation into this threat is still ongoing at this hour. in the meantime deptford police reassuring parents and students that they will remain aggressive in their approach to these matters. reporting in gloucester county, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> and we finally made to it friday but the weather isn't as nice as many folks had wished. will it improve over the weekend? meteorologist cecily tynan at

the all—rounder is due to appear before bristol magistrates on 13 february on charges of affray relatingghtclub, but that is just 12 days before the series kicks off. the ecb have said they will review the case prior to the start of the series. here is a list in full and it is pretty much as expected. eoin morgan continues as captain following england's 4—1 defeat of australia in their one—day series after the ashes defeat. david malan, who replaced stokes in the side but didn't play, is a notable omission. bowler jake ball has also been dropped. kyle edmund is set to miss great britain's davis cup tie against spain in marbella which starts on friday. he developed a hip injury during last week's australian open semifinal defeat by marin cilic. and said yesterday that he intended to play but in the end wasn't named in the singles or doubles. however, he remains in the squad and could be drafted in to play should his injury situation improve. the new super league season got under way this eveing with two matches. hull fc comfortably beat huddersfield giants 38 points to 12. defending champ