tony brien, who then went on to play for leicester, chesterfield, west brom and hull city, says that whilst at leicester — at the age of 18 — he reported langford — who was then working as a scout at aston villa — to the bosses at villa. they sacked him — but we've learnt they did not report him to the police. mr brien decided to speak publicly after seeing our interview with andy woodward and three other former players. they now campaign for better safeguarding in sport and hundreds of other alleged victims have now come forward after our initial interview with mr woodward. we can speak to them both now — as you'd expect with an interview of this nature — we will hear some graphic details of sexual abuse which you may not want young children to hear. good morning, both of you. thank you very much for coming on the programme. tony, thank you for talking to us this morning. you decided to speak out after seeing our interview with andy woodward. i tried to speak out 30 years ago,

ed connor this chesterfield, new jersey reporting rain, 41 degrees. good day to be inside he says. not best day to be outside, you can see pond nothing chesterfield, this is in the backyard from all of the rain that came down and ed in chesterfield, one of the hardest hit sots as far as rainfall is concern in northern and central new jersey. 40 degrees with barbara lane in willow grove, to .32, pretty close to the temperature in the lower 40's. still well saturated out there pick up a couple scattered showers here this evening, phil in north wales reporting 41 degrees, included cover there as well, you can see i like this shot from phil, this is what it looked like trying to drive around, windshield and camera lens just completely, rain swept with that rain coming down, all day long, and tonight was better wayne hunter sent this shot with good tsunami set colors where he lives not too bad in landingberg, beautiful sunset tonight he says. so what to expect as we move forward? we have sunshine returning to the area, still cloud out there tonight as we look to our neighborhood network

donald easter of chesterfield, virginia.rities are asking anyone who may have been near the intersection last night and saw the crash to contact them with any details that they may have that may help them locate the striking driver areas suzanne kennedy, open good morning washington." larry: president-elect trump plans to meet with intelligence officials this week about a legit russian hacking, though he remains skeptical about the claims. president obama retaliated over the alleged hacking. the russian diplomats he has kicked out of the u.s. have left the country. trump's team questioning whether the white house response was appropriate. lindsey graham and john mccain are calling for even more sanctions against russia. of that isle all going on, 100 white house staff members will be moving the obama's out of the white house and the the well choreographed move should take only about six hours. >> it's more like organized chaos. we have one truck on the south lawn that belongs to the outgoing president for his family facing s

chesterfield, england is our next caller. john, good afternoon. caller: i am calling from the u.k.. i find it incredible that the takes everything donald trump says and takes it literally. a lot of what he says makes sense. host: thank you. another tweak, there they go again, democrats grasping at straws area let's go to delano from conway, missouri. think that waste, abuse and fraud would a for the wall. ronald reagan tried this with .he military-industrial complex thank you for c-span. entry fees would probably be a violation of the nafta treaty entry just have the force of u.s. law. victor from california on independent line. caller: good morning. thank you. i want people to know that ,llegal or not they pay taxes, they will use their taxes to pay for the wall. i am sick and tired of people saying all immigrants this immigrants that. once they come over here and theseobs in california, guys are saying they don't got no jobs. come to california, we have money of farm jobs for you guys. thanks for the call. the independent in great britain are -- reports on this. vincente fox has s

we don't expect that in chesterfield. you go far north north and west there's a freezing rain advisory. back to the maps and storm three says this is pocket of rain. you see that there's pink starting to show up there with temperatures just marginal enough to support freezing on contact. this is all part of much larger system same one that brought ice to the central mraipz and we're expecting minor concerns out of the icing situation here and locally mainly a rain even event. say for freezing rain concern even though minor off to norm west i want you to be careful mainly rain owe vent for the rest of us. this is not going to be soakin soaking, nodding rain but nuisance certainly. so umbrella is a decent idea as you walk out the for. take a look once we get past tomorrow that warm front does its job and we're in the low 50s at least for majority of forecast. normal high meisha 40 >> back your patience. whatever it is for you pack today and take it easy. whenever we have rain slow down a little bit. look at the blue route m

the victim has been identified as "donald easter" of chesterfield, virginia.ice are still trying to get a descripti any possible witnesses should contact maryland state police. students at howard high school are returning after winter break today, without one of their classmates. 16-year-old charlotte zaremba was shot and killed early new year's day. q mccray is live in ellicott city with more.. the new d-c council will be sworn in one familiar face is part of the group -- former mayor, vincent gray. he won the ward 7 seat in november.. other new faces include brianne nadeau and elissa silverman. in just 18 days donald trump will be sworn in as the next president of the united states. but, he faces a point of contention with fellow republicans - russians hacking the election. abc's janai norman is in washington breaking down why trump could have a hard time overturning president obama's tough new sanctions. england's queen elizabeth the second, staying home sick on sunday. second, staying home sick on sunday. prince philip attended a traditional without his wi

let's start with ron and west chesterfield, new hampshire. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning. c-span, i get, you guys -- again, you guys are the greatest. i only wish you were on for eight hours a day. i have a couple questions if i may. putin is worse than a redneck basically is my opinion of him. i would like for c-span to try letter he wrote to the american people at the time of the syria conflict when that began. it was directed to the american people, not the president or congress, but everybody here. i would like to see that reviewed. , the approval ratings of congress have been so , i am wondering h congress congress will have better approval ratings or are we ready for more filibusters with more gridlock? thank you very much, c-span. guest: congress gets a low rating in large part because there is something in it for everyone to disagree with. they don't ask the questions, do you support democrats or republicans in congress? you get better numbers there for either party than congress as a whole. as to whether we will be any first isan the past, this ethic

let's check with ed connor at 52 in chesterfield.has mentioned a hint of rain out that way but we are thankfully, going to see some sunshine throughout the course to take. these temperatures will climb. we will take you out to chester county where fran reporting, also a little bit of drizzle and big shout out to fran. he was giving play by play when we saw that ice settle in the region and that is what i love about our weather watcher ram. we will get eyes on the ground information. we don't have an observation site or wetter station in in thing ham say for fran. it is helpful information. that is why we relying on these foulke. thank, tran and everyone for checking in with us so regularly. we really appreciate that loyalty. now looking forward here, we are going to see, some, stray showers. as noted from the watchers just now a little bit of drizzle, light rain here and there we need this front. this is a leading edge to cross through before you we're out of the warm sector of this storm system. so it comes with the trade off very w

chesterfield, it is a smaller suburb area. >> so you are a u.s. citizen? >> yes, sir. i come from a very american family, i moved my family is conservative. >> well you called in on the wrong line but go ahead with your comment. >> i apologize. i did want to speak to the issue of the immigration and trump executive actions against it. and some of these variables i think that qualify people to become, i guess investigated upon, also very loosely interpret ated in compared to your origin. >> comment? >> well, it is true that a really large majority of the people who are deported or were deported under the obama administration have been from mexico and central america. there is a lot of correlation from being from that region, that 85% of deportations were people from that region of the world so there is a high correlation between that and the way that people get into the system, which is now mostly interaction with the local police. and the kinds of criminal charges that result in their deportation. >> forte here in washington, d.c. and on the line from illegal migrants

with another picture right now, another weather watch err, we head out into jersey, 28 degrees in chesterfield, at ed's house, also reporting mostly clear sky conditions. and he caught a cool photo. actually chilly photo of some frost this morning, on his car. and he etched in cbs. we appreciate that designation. you might need the ice scrape they are morning, definitely neat the extra layers. dealing with chillier conditions. we will be contending with the rainfall that's continuing to move toward the delaware valley, arriving in our area, as likely we head into midday. continuing throughout the afternoon. rain developing, increasing clouds, cool and damp at 46 degrees. tonight, only dropping back to 41 degrees, maybe lingering shower. otherwise, areas of fog that could greatly reduce visibilities in many areas, and then dealing with secondary system that arrives late day sunday, sunday night, monday, into monday night, as well. much stronger storm system. it will track up along the coast, we do have potential for periods of heavy rain, during this time frame, accumulating up to two plus inch

there is also some evidence that the south chesterfield virginia man was struck by a car.ut if you have any information about this incident, the maryland state police crash team would like to hear from you. that is the latest. back to you, angie. >> thank you. 4:28 right now. >>> this morning, a mother is wrestling with the fact that she will never see her daughter again. police in howard county say early yesterday morning, b the mom heard scuffling in her 16-year-old daughter's m. her daughter's name is charlotte. they say when the suspect, a teenage boy whose name police have not released shot charlotte zemba and her mother. the mother has been released from the hospital. one man who knew charlotte and taught her self-defense says he is struggling to make sense of this all. >> she's never -- whatever she does, this is -- there's going to be some peace that she's going to remember her friend, charlotte, and that this happened to her. >> police say it's still unclear if the suspect had any connection to the mother and daughter. >>> we have a major development this morning

for deadly hit and run in forestville maryland state police believed the victim donald easter of chesterfielded out in the middle of the pennsylvania avenue and was run over. police try to get a description of the vehicle. >> bring on brother today is brian. >> look at what's happening out there today sporadic showers often on out to the west not as much to the east it's really like major tonight drizzly damp and some patchy fog could settle in tomorrow morning another round of rain especially tomorrow late morning could be heavy at times then all of that starts to move on ou improving conditions by tuesday and wednesday were talking 50s but then a big cold blast later in the week and friday into saturday a little rain maybe little light snow mix in definitely a cold weekend headed our way. >> this morning recently seeing some issues on the roads due to the slick pavement the rain showers making the way through. accident report on the inner loop as a gw parkway for 95 action here in our camera police pulled up looks like they are just checking for single vehicle spin out that's been the cause

and heading up to the north 42 h our trend ed connor in chesterfield.ys warm, calm, wet for most of the day. it was moist out there especially this morning but things dried out, it felt a little glimpse of blue sky briefly outside driving around to take. clouds won that battle. phil in philadelphia of course sending us these glummy pictures, cloudy, dreary day, not seeing much in the way of any blue skies peeking through on that shot, and we did have have a few great photos from our weather watchers. i mentioned earlier the sunset outside on the sky deck and walter obliged with the photo with that beautiful pink sky. we had a cloudy day. colors still came through. i love this, one, right here. there it is, wayne hunter with the deer in the cornfield. he captured this guy just hanging outside of his house enjoying a nice mild january day. looking at what ising on our live neighborhood network to start things off and then out to storm scan 36789 palmyra cove looking quiet the but cloudy, 44 degrees, across the river, there is city lights in the distance a

that's when the chesterfield, virginia man was hit and killed by a vehicle. so far, there is no description of that vehicle. >>> intense flames here shooting out of a house in southeast d.c. this morning. d.c. firefighters arriving on the scene at clay place, just after midnight. the flames on the second floor were brought under control there were no injuries, but a firefighter was transported from the scene. no word yet exactly what sparked the fire. >> a new year, a new d.c. council. six d.c. officers were administered the oath of office today. city law quires that the councilmembers be sworn in by january 2nd. and our own bruce was master of ceremonies. he spoke with the three newest members of the council today, including former d.c. mayor, vincent gray. >> what is your first priorities for 2007? >> well, we're having our worst summit. anally helped our priorities. d it was pretty clear people talked about healthcare, education, and economic development. >> gray beat alexander in the primary election before going on to win the general election in november

she does not have any fog, check it the out ed connor at chesterfield new jersey, central new jerseytill seeing fog from the city northward. go to south jersey where they had rain earlier this is peter 's house, showing fog free conditions. so depend where you are, we are still seeing reduced visability. take you to the shore where is there not a whole lot of fog, just a little bit there, visibility down and light rain earlier this morning. that has moved off shore, so bit of the dry, pattern for next few hours along the coast , maybe a little bit of drizzle or mist possible and then heavy rain moves in tonight and that wind will kick up, high win warning in effect overnight tonight for the shore. 2-mile visibility right now in philadelphia, less than half a mile still in allentown, reading, wilmington. depend where you are. we are seeing sunshine at this hour in mount pocono. and little batch of rain moving off shore, we have got a hint of central, southern new jersey and delaware, main storm system well to the south and west, energy over arkansas has a way to go here from the gulf

you probably know phillip morris but the products virginia slims, chesterfields, not to mention smokeless tobacco brands like skull and snooze and electronic cigarettes like iqos. think about this. iqos. aside from iqos, altria is the same. if phillip morris buys altria they are putting pieces back together. why do i think this deal is necessary? the scale issue. tobacco is a weird market. any smoking laws make it difficult to advertise so it's hard to steal market share. what matters the most is scale because the bigger you are the more pricing power you have with suppliers and with british america buying reynolds, the combined company has 12.5% market share. not much more than phillip morris. in short, pnd needles to buy altria. altria has 2.8% of the market share worldwide but wh ochoa, ts lucrative because it's the u.s. market. speaking of the american tobacco market, it's gotten more attractive thanks to donald trump's surprise victory. but you better believe every u.s. tobacco company is drooling over the prospect of deregulation and lowering corporate taxes now that they control th

ed connor this chesterfield at 46 degrees with the clear skies. 48 degrees as we head down glassboron carroll in mullica, 48 there. clear sky and 49 degrees as we head just west of philadelphia here jim in media at 49. these temperatures well above average when you keep in mind we should be around 40 for daytime highs. we're seeing these numbers after sundown, joseph craney in or land at 46 with a clear sky but arctic blast soon to arrive with some snow. what a beautiful day it was, james sending us this great shot of sunset, to the south of ocean city, tonight. beautiful, beautiful day, but colder air is coming and it is coming as we speak. here's a live look outside start off in rehoboth beach, delaware, folks are outside walking on the boardwalk enjoying last few hearst of above average temperatures before the cold comes in and rehoboth beach and down the shore those are spots that have two chances of a little light snow through the even of the week and start of the weekend. further inland we have just one shot. storm scan three is showing clear skies right now, there is lake effe

five and a half at ed connor's house in chesterfield, new jersey. lynn springer at five.n levittown, william has a pretty well at 4 inches. here's current temperatures across the region. generally mid to upper teens right now. williamstown 14. seventeen in cherry hill. sanatoga michael riley at 15 degrees. head up, there is icy conditions out there, temperatures will stay below freezing, like i said, next couple days. some areas, will melt but will refreeze. it looks nasty. this is peter's house in, williamstown, again snow covered road, icy conditions on the untreated surfaces. beware next couple mornings. lets go up to the poconos. people hitting the slopes, hard core with these temperatures. it feels like, negative 15 with the wind, up in the poconos at the this hour. they are opened for business. live look at big boulder right the now a few people out there early this morning but the excellent snow making conditions. see guns firing there in the distance, with this cold air in place. ski reports we are in good shape across the north, getting close to 100 percent opene

we will see that round of some snow, and we still have have snow piles here, out in chesterfield, newy sent by ed connor, maybe a dusting on top of that for tomorrow morning especially south of the city. mid clouds to our north right now in kutztown, 31 degrees at the this hour. stratus clouds filtering out the sun a bit, northwest breeze at 4 miles an hour. so wind chill values down in the 20's in spots. the here's the overall pattern back to reality. we will see this in wintertime , jet stream taken down to the south, flow of wind allowing that colder air to spill southward and we are getting disturbance within that jet stream over next couple taste producing snow showers, that comes through later on tonight. temperatures tonight, close to average over next few taste as jet stream stays to our south, and this will continue, into mid week, this pattern so weak systems will move through. there is no large storms that will produce the snow but just minor nuisance systems. again, tomorrow morning we will see our first one. sunset tomorrow night, later five will 17. stays lighter longer.

thirty-nine in chesterfield at ed connor's house.e cool spots this was the last sun seat of to 20th 16. cool shot there. mid to high level cloud, storm setting, below horizon and first sunrise of 2017 here, in philadelphia, so again, fair weather cloud out there, skies pretty much, sunny in the afternoon hour. it has been pushing this hard today, great weather for skiing, riding, take advantage of it, it is not cold, we will get up around 40 degrees, sunshine up in the mountains, live look at big boulder, and they are opened for business today, and also, it will be in good shape, hit it before the rain arrives tomorrow but by end of the week some good snow making conditions arriving once again with other forecast we will talk about that in a lit bit. i was talking to weather watchers on twitter. now that the holidays are over bring on spring and summer. but a lot of people want to see wintry weather. if you like the spring and summer, daylight, are starting to increase now, through the winter season heading toward spring. sunset 4:47

thirty-two in chesterfield, new jersey, checking in with ed connor sitting at 31 in northern delawareh greg mccoy in marshallton and greg says snow showers, momentarily white out conditions and huge puffy flakes. we may have a few more of those to tiehl with tomorrow. here's what we are seeing on storm scan three right now just a few scattered snow squals, again they are fizzling but notice they are just like blobs of snow, very quick moving, cells here basically. this is same pattern we will see in the summertime when we get heating of the day with thunderstorm just popping up and right now, if this were july it would be pouring on wilmington, instead it is pouring snow on wilmington and very, very slow conditions, on i-95 through northern delaware right now you can see dark purple, it is snowing at a good clip, that will slow you down on i-95, 495, heading in to portions of south jersey. another squall further north this one impacting my hometown of teen inningsville spring city south coventry, right down toward te area tredyffrin , radnor, main line will see this and right along sc

we will check with our friend ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey, ed says dull all day. good way to describe it. nap time kind of a day if you ask me. most of us, it was a big back to school, back to work day, we had to get out there and get started on a brand new year. we like to do that with sunshine, crisp cool conditions, not this fog, cloud cover and that is what we had all day. forty-six at jason's house. it rained all day, until just recently, and some of our rainfall totals, that is pretty decent totals here looking at a half this much, in most spots, hatboro, eagleville, cherry hill, and levittown looking at about a half inch or little bit less, a third of an inch here or there. not a ton of rain but just enough to make it a pain to be out and about today. quick look as we look live from the palmyra cove nature park shows what should be the sky line visible in the distance there but you cannot see it because we have had low clouds, a lot of fog, 43 degrees in palmyra right now. heaviest rain is out, we have a chance for a few more showers and this batch of moist

we will see increasing, sunshine through the afternoon 41 degrees at ed connor's house here in chesterfieldnew jersey. one cool spot down in delaware delores lee checking in at 36. she has clear skies at this hour. full sunshine. and here's a shot from last night phil chapline fire works happy new year everyone cool shot there. there is a i good sunrise at lynn springer's house in cherry hill, new jersey. the lets go down to south jersey looking at that sunrise , sun breaking the horizon right now 39 degrees at this hour, cape may courthouse, northwest breeze at 4 miles an hour. wind is backing off a bit. yesterday we did get up to the mid 40's, didn't quite feel like that because the wind was still on the stronger side. here's the stats for month of december. again temperatures averaging above average once again, 1.3 above average. average high is 41 degrees this time of the year. we are well above that today, still tomorrow even with clouds and rain around. tuesday is warmest day and then bottom falls out by even of the week. if you like it cold, we have an extended period, of some cold a

and we go to one more out to chesterfield here where one of our more loyal weather watchers ed is reporting drizzle. at 36 degrees. wet, dark, start to the day, but he did sends us a picture of the device he actually used to send in his reports, and it is right under the deck. that at least was able to stay dry. but, regardless, thanks, guys, so much for getting up, and the chill and wet weather here this morning to send us the observation. how do we do it? the winds? pretty impressive. take a look, cape may ended up doing the best in fact, with 63-mile per hour wind gusts, tuckerton at 60. even here in philadelphia, we ends the up with 50, 505-mile per hour gust at times. very, very windy as we all well know. in the meantime, storm scan, showing us this storm system, pulling away, it still is rotating through, with heaviest precipitation, up through up-state new york and the rest of new england. but back here, you still have that town counter clockwise rotation helping to. helping to draw moisture in, keep things on the un settled and windy side. so, as we look forward, that storm cell wil

he needed that chesterfield quick with a bullet smacked into the creek, spraying us with cold water. that wasn't an ak round, there was a sniper. hunting my shoulders to stay low, i press the rubber band over the gate and healed with my left and around the vantage, pass a roll between the shoulders. as soon as the bandage was tied off, started pulling them out of the line of fire. and the bulldozer hit my back down in the stream. and gazing after it thinking, when i realized i could still move my days sharp and into an urgent need to scramble for cover. bullets whacking all around, wailed at it with sledgehammers. and my brain seem to be budgeting, returning fire to the east to the back. and enemies to the north on the ridgeline. i shouted out new coordinated, fire everything we got. and without having moved when it separated us. i took a deep breath and let it. dying the clearwater scarlet, it is called, had to find cover. didn't feel like moving. will not close my eyes and rest. boots counted coming our way through the rattling crack of incoming fire. someone was thundering down th

i taught second grade in kindergarten, in both chesterfield and albemarle counties. my health insurance was comprehensive and affordable. i didn't know how good i had it. after years in the classroom, i put my career on hold as i stayed at home with my children. we were so lucky to have been in a position to be able to make that choice. i know that being able to rely on a single income is not a reality for many virginians. we enrolled in a private health insurance plan through my husband's company, a small business based out of richmond, virginia. our new plan came at a higher cost than my excellent public school teachers insurance, but it was comprehensive and it allowed my husband and me and especially our children access to outstanding health care. just this past year, my husband, who was by then a part owner of the company, left his position to open his own financial advisory firm. it was a move that was made easier because we had the option of enrolling in a health insurance plan through the affordable care act which we did in july of 2016. in addition to well c

what would chesterfield was saying is that he would not want one word of his letter to permeate from its current secret private state to public view. the development to the transportation transformation is easy and unexceptionable. when it came to address it in his dictionary he found even this shift too much. lately unabated from france without necessity. what happened next set language into a deep decline. according -- it was abigail adams who was writing to her husband in congress in philadelphia, there is nothing new transpired since i wrote you last, shirt they used it in this way but at the moment she has all the credit. language appears hated this new meaning to occur. or at least the early termination of the very loosest writing. resent something moving from one state nothing happening to another state, something something happening. organic change should not happen. the fact that it might well be americanism americans not really talk about anybody's dance card in britain in 1775 and said they probably made the usage less popular britain that it might've been. the first editi