this time, a boots pharmacy at chesterfield, in derbyshire, dispensed six times the strength of morphinerescribed by arlene‘s gp. the coroner concluded that arlene‘s death was accidental and there were clear opportunities for the error to be corrected. the pharmacist in charge said he must have been interrupted. we don't know why. it was shocking, and it kind of reminded you of the importance of the job that you were doing and strengthened your resolve to try and make a difference. boots told us it dispensed more than 220 million prescription items ina year. there were just over 900 reported incidents where patients were harmed in some way. that ranged from needing minor treatment to permanent damage. so, statistically, that kind of incident is very, very rare. and some might not have been the pharmacy‘s fault. boots says, compared to other pharmacy chains, it has one of the lowest levels of harm and an industry—leading approach to patient safety. the pharmacists' defence association union is the largest union representing the profession, with 25,000 members. mark pitt worked as a boots

a dog is recovering after falling into in icy pond in chesterfield, virginia, the daring rescue caught on camera. neighbors helped pull the dog to safety yesterday using a ladder, a kayak, then a harness. after several tries, atlas was out of the frigid water. >> i'm not a hero. anybody would have done that in that circumstance. just hope someone he would do that if my dog was stuck on the ice. kimberly: temperature was so low that it did not initially register on a thermometer, but atlas is expected to make a full recovery. let's check in with meteorologist brian van de graaff. it has been awfully chilly. today was sure, 21 the high, the second day in a row where the temperatures were rolling in the low 20's. the average high is 43. that means we were 22 degrees from where we should be. i think tonight could be the coldest night thus far. the wind will be light, yes, there is a windchill advisory. what is up with that? single digits in the western burbs, i think we could be below zero in some areas. even with a light wind, it makes it feel that much more cold. the wind-chill advisory

live out here in the country in chesterfield county.very poor county and it don't seem like any industry our way. i read in the paper and see on get all n, where we hese plants and are moving car manufacturers, tire anufacturers, boeing, all the plants moving into south carolina, but over here on this state, up in the sand hills we're not seeing the that.it of all i just wish, you know, next time somebody somebody, some plant or industry south to come to carolina, will you kind of just mention chesterfield county to know, this , you real f the state is not industrialized and they need help up here, all the young are leaving. once they leave, they don't come back and little small towns up they are dying. away.ust melting i would appreciate that, if you could -- thank youright, hank, for calling in. lieutenant governor bryant? guest: thank you, hank. appreciate hank's question. chesterfield is a beautiful county and would be a great for industry to relocate. the problem with chesterfield reason we can't get industry there, is infrastructu

this office and chesterfield group a closely linked to folks. just a fields building is owned by a company based in the british virgin islands gober a group bought in twenty fifteen for around five million dollars with a barclays mortgage. gerbera group is owned by folks whose company do just an international just a field has branches in cyprus i love my island the bahamas and of course london in many cases dorchester international is the named director. if you could a company formation agent register that company formation h. it is fully companies see you there. media really suspicious huge huge a lot about. just the field appears to be a captive company formation agent in other words creating companies for its owner. expects perfect sense may not always know how to get on your own company foolish why don't sell them to your mates give them a slice like a christmas present and get his a london company or the bank out. in part two we confront alexander on a shankar one of the buyers of quick pace. there is like kind of business that you can buy

by the afternoon, going to see the numbers on the rise, ed in chesterfield at 31.nia, at 20. we have pete nerve lawrenceville, right around 24 . so, numbers on the rise, feeling like spring, as we head into this afternoon so here is a look at what you can expect. >> as we head throughout the day today, dealing with the chilly start inch deed, mild afternoon is on tap high temperatures on the rise into the mid 50's, we'll deal with late day clouds filtering on in, and that it will be out ahead of the approach after cold front that will bring us some rain. for the second half of the weekends. it is 30 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. 35 degrees in nil in ill ville down the shore, temperatures are in the upper 30's, take note, flow more out of the south head into this afternoon but shore point with the win blowing off of the chilly water there is the ocean temperature right around 37 degrees. those are going to stay a little cooler, than everybody else. as we head into the afternoon. so, 56 degrees, in philadelphia. pleasant afternoon, plenty of sunshine down the

alan in delran, five below what it feels like in his neighbor into, five below for he had ned chesterfieldght below for phil in philadelphia , no surprise there. med forwards, new jersey, says feeling like 2 degrees below zero, fran in hot ingham says it feels like 12 degrees below zero at his house. see, here is a look what you can expect throughout your day today. sub zero windchills, on tap. no escaping them unless you stay inside in the warm, maybe even pot of soup, dangerous cold throughout the day today. even have the risk with winds coming out of the west anywhere from west to northwest anywhere from 30, 35 s where we see the gusts at, anyway. that calls blowing and drifting snow at times, especially down the shore in areas east of i95, keep that in mind, that can quickly reduce the visibility, and high temperatures only in the teens. 8 degrees in philadelphia, eight in wilmington, right around 7:00 in millville, 10:00 in wildwood, 9 degrees down the shore in atlantic city three degrees below zero in the poconos, then factor in the wind, right now, coming out of the west, these are

the producer of brands including marlboro and chesterfield says its ambition is to build a smoke-freeture and replace traditional cigarettes like alternatives like e-cigarettes. they do not indicate any kind of timetable. >>> to a developing story involving a uc berkeley student who might be deported. we've learned that he may be forced back to ecuador. border patrol confirms that luis mora is being held at the department of homeland security in san diego. he is due to the turned over to i.c.e., he was visiting family in san diego when he ended up in an immigration checkpoint. activists and friends say he admitted to being undocumented but asked for a hearing so he could return to berkeley. so far a hearing has not been set. supporters are calling on authorities to let him finish his education. >> luis would have qualified for many of the iterations of the d.r.e.a.m. act that were proposed by congress, again, and then congress decided not to act on it and now we have a student who is in custody. >> an immigration lawyer is working to free mora. >>> coming up today on "today in the bay

the producer of brands including marlboro and chesterfield said that its ambition is to build a smoke-freee and replace cigarettes with e-cigarettes. they do not indicate the timetable. >>> to a developing story involving a uc berkeley student who might be reported. we've learned he may be forced back to ecuador. border control confirms that the cal junior luis mora is being held in department of homeland security custody in san diego. he is due to be turned over to i.c.e. he was visiting family in san diego over the holidays when he ended up in an immigration checkpoint. activists and trends said he admitted to being undocumented but asked for a hearing so he could return to berkeley. so far a hearing has not been set. supporters are calling on authorities to let him finish his education. >> luis would be qualified for many of the iterations of the d.r.e.a.m. act proposed by congress and congress decided not to act on it and now we have a student luis mora who is in custody an immigration lawyer is working to free mora. >>> the construction industry is expected to grow in 2018. nbc looked

14 degrees, but also below 20 from david in clementon, phil chestnut hill at 18 degrees, ed in chesterfieldat 17, so the list goes on here, john in glasco, you get the idea, cold beginning to the morning. but at least the wind is light . all clear on storm scan, see plenty every sunday shine throughout the day today, nice finish to the work week, wide zoom showing that we've got little hint of precipitation working its way into eastern oklahoma now crossing over the arkansas daughter. >> the front we were talking about starts to move in, while not much to track visibly, in time we'll have that, late saturday we will be talking specially that night. there may be shower north and west, will move in northwest to southeast, rain is a lot more widespread into the early morning hours every sunday, but the heaviest falling in south new jersey, then into the second half of the day. it should begin to wrap up. it might linger little later in the day for south jersey, delaware, but philly, southeastern pa, i think you're done with the rain for the second half of sunday. so real that i first part of s

for that this isa car workers more and more for that this is a car park distribution centre in chesterfielding as a business businesses because they are getting more and more automation. this report highlights the fact they think of this that the jobs in the uk could be at risk. more importantly, they say, the benefits may only be seen in the south of england and the south—east of england, london and the south east. the north and the midlands, the east midlands like here, could see not so much of the benefits of that. when you look at the potential benefits of automation and robots quite you can see businesses like these can become more efficient. there are going to bejob more efficient. there are going to be job losses over the next ten, 20 yea rs. be job losses over the next ten, 20 years. there will be innovations like robots taking jobs away. people are concerned about that. the key m essa 9 es are concerned about that. the key messages ourjobs will be lost but opportunities will be created and we need to prepare people for that opportunity. a lot of opportunity and a lot of things for

host: west chesterfield, new hampshire. ron is a democrat. caller: good morning. good morning, washington journal. awesome guests as usual. i love this show. i think everything comes back to the haves and the have-nots on just about every issue. i would like to move to sexual misconduct and hour laws in this country because everything is geared toward the wealthy. you could wipe out decades of misbehavior by just paying money if you are wealthy. and you pay some money could misbehave for a decade, pay some money, you are off and out and running. bill o'reilly, you know. there are so many examples. host: let me bring you to congress. do you think that can happen for politicians in this day and age after the year that we just saw and the #metoo movement and the members of congress that have left in recent months? caller: absolutely, so long as the wealthy have the option to just pay a fine, pay a payment, were accused- if i by eight women over the last 10 , irs of sexual misconduct would be in prison for 10-20 years because i just would not have the money to pay the

sean is at a factory in chesterfield.eplacing people. there is one, there isjim, i don't know what his name is really. 0rdinarily when we are at warehouses like this on brea kfast, we are at warehouses like this on breakfast, we would be walking around human beings picking pieces. they are not doing that this morning, because these machines are in place. centre for cities say there could be 4 million jobs across there could be 4 million jobs across the uk affected by that. they use the uk affected by that. they use the word displaced, it is not that they will go and never be replaced, but there will be growth across the economy as businesses become more efficient, like this one. we have paul and paul, one from centre for cities, and one who runs this company in the uk. good morning. there are loads of work is behind us, so clearly you still need some human beings. but how much of the change have you seen with the new machinery put in place? we will overall be cutting our warehouse employees from 160 290, so a big differen

nerissa chesterfield on. —— talking to me, earlier.rnt and shots fired. last night, at least nine people killed, including some members of the security forces. the focus of people‘s anger is this man, the country‘s supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. the spark for the protests — rising food prices and unemployment running at 60% in some areas. people are actually fed up with political corruption. people are fed up with economic corruption. and they believe that the only way to pave the way for a meaningful change, a meaningful economic change, is through radical political reform. one response of the authorities has been to hold big counterdemonstrations like this in many parts of the country. but the government‘s strategy also includes restricting access to the internet and placing the blame for what‘s happening on its enemies abroad. today, iran‘s supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, spoke for the first time about the crisis since it began last week. translation: following recent events, the enemies have united and are using al

the chesterfield county police are investigating but there is no word if the pickup driver will be charged. today some schools were closed because of the cold. others were open on a delay. while others went on as usual. richard reeve reports that one county took the unusual step to explain why who absolutely needed to show up today. rich? richard: that is right. in jefferson county, west virginia, a two-hour delay. here is why. check it out. 16 degrees right now. this morning, even colder. now let the kids come to school later, maybe warmer. but also gave very important programs to kids in need. on a bitter cold day like this, students at the elementary school are finding warm comfort and caring. the main reason for the two-hour delay is this and other schools in the district are the primary source of food for nearly 3,400 students who receive breakfast and lunch. on friday, at this school alone, some 40 backpacks of food are sent home to families in need. there are hundreds of donated coats in the library closet. ready in case a child doesn't have one. the delay helps the kids dealing wit

fire fighters in chesterfield, virginia, say atlas the dog fell lieu the ice on a upon yesterday.d 911. one man grabbed a indicateiac and a ladder and a rope harness to pull atlas to safety. >> i'm not a hero. i think anybody would have done that in that circumstance. i've got a dog. i've got a soft spot for dogs. and i would just hope somebody would do that if my dog was stuck out on the ice. >> well done there. atlas was treated for severe hypothermia but was set to be released from the hospital today. >> hypothermia is a threat back east. here the threat is rain. >> we are watching the radar. it is in the forecast again? >> it is. a brief break in the rain over the weekend. it returns monday morning. tonight the issue is fog. it's dense in spots. santa rosa visibility down to three quarters of a mile. less in pet a. fog is an issue first thing tomorrow morning. 30s in our coldest spots with the fog developing in the delta and right now in the north bay. upper 50s and lower 60s throughout the day. it is a dry day. clouds on the increase as we track our next storm. it is a strong

the brand including marlboro and chesterfield said it's ambition is to build a smoke-free future and replace with alternatives. the manifesto does not indicate any kind of timeline. overnight we looked closer at the declining numbers of smokers in california, the most recent report from the department of public health indicates cigarette use among adults has declined 51% since 1988. that represents the drop of more than three million smokers. in 2014, 11% of all california adults are smokers. >>> well a first of it's kind honor anywhere, and it's happening for a south bay animal shelter. the humane society in milpitas is getting the award for being a model shelter. they're handing out that award and it means that the shelter is following a strict set of more than 500 new guidelines devised by the association of shelter veterans. shelter veterans are thrilled about the offer. >> this is all about saving more lives. in addition, it's all about setting a standard of excellence that we hope will inspire other shelters all across the country that they're going to want to step up and follo

he had ned chesterfield, right around ooh, as well.take you know to a live look at the city from across the river. courtesy of our live neighborhood network cam in palmyra cove nature park new jersey, notice the raindrops on the camera lens, visibility , not all that great in fact, it is to has gotten worse throughout the morning hours, and a lot of areas are dealing with light rain, some mist, some fog, especially for points north and west, we actually have visibilities, under a mile, portions every berks county on up into the lehigh valley, so keep that in mind this morning, especially, if you live out that way. now, live look at center city, you can see, we have clouds, 50 degrees, winds calm but the direction has shifted a bit more out of the west. and that's expected with the cold front passing on through, temperatures right now, a one millville. fifty-three in atlantic city, 52 down the shore in wildwood. for the mid four's allentown, 48 in trenton. forty-five in reading. temperatures really haven't changed all that much since i

this happened in chesterfield county, virginia. she was from florida. the driver of the been filed.icks off its legislation session tomorrow and one bill that will be introduced will try to prevent the mis treatment of pets. they want to prohibit owners from tether ing their dogs or other animals outside and leaving them there for long periods of time. many times animals are left outside in extreme cold or hot conditions. it calls for a two 350d fine for offenders and $500 for a second offense. >> caitlyn line is hero oh we've talked about keeping pets inside during a cold snap. >> you have to. it was so incredibly cold over the past two weeks. you you have to take all sorts of precautions and i'm glad to say we're not dealing with that now. both holidays as a part of it. now that we're well into january we're seeing temperatures return to normal. normal cold, that's great. artic, m is not so great to deal with. maybe that will make the rest of the winter feel pretty comfortable when you start off so brutally cold. >> a live look outside right you now, it is a quiet evening as we st

ed in chesterfield 7 inches there chestnut hill had 3 inches of snow. chalfont at four.es in newark delaware but willingboro, new jersey, kenneth martin had 6 inches of snow. and they send photos as well. showing the snow today. this one from phil showing big flakes of snow that started to fall, as the storm began, we have had this one from wayne showing a, enjoying the snow, and how these bird stay and enjoy. he is outside in the elements. he looks okay. here's a beautiful sunset shop from tonight as the storm wind s it colors this one wt to expect moving forward? things are getting better as far as snow youanwhite out cond. this is a time lapse video from the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach. it was just, snowing, all day long, snowing, heavily at times, and white out conditions, continuing down the shore although things are getting better. long andee how the sea was boardwalk covered in snow. visability have improved just slightly but winds gusting to 52 miles per hour. storm scan three shows boston area still seeing those outer bans of snow, they are starting to see

watchers check ing in, with temperatures generally in the 20's, and 30 's, here is ed, i he lives in chesterfield, new jersey, right around 30 degrees, in his backyards. we check in north of the city here. and in lawrenceville, where we find peter, in his house, or at his house, it is right around 33 degrees, certainly hope it is warmer than that in his house, and i'm sure it is. we check in with couple of other weather watchers, jenny lives in cherry hill, also cents right around 30 degrees, and in her backyards. so generally talking 20's, 30 's, out there starting out your morning, thank you so much for sending in these reports. by the way, we would love to see in you your eagles green, so if you want to smith some of those pictures to us, we can hopefully show them to you sunday morning, just ahead of the game on game day. so now we take to you other graphics. we will show you right now live look at the city. you can see the skyline lit up in green. and in preparation for the big game sunday, it is 29 degrees, right now in philadelphia. we do have little bit of wind, it is coming out of the we

the producer of brands including marlboro and chesterfield says it is its ambition to build a smoke-freee traditional cigarettes with alternatives like e-cigarettes. they do not indicate any kind of timetable. >>> overnight we did look closer at the declining numbers of smokers in california and the most recent report from the department of public health indicates that cigarette use among adults has declined 51% since 1988 and that represents a drop of more than 3 million smokers. as of 2014 about 11% of california adults smoke. >>> 5:46. new this morning, a first of its kind honor anywhere for a south bay animal shelter. the humane society silicon valley in milpitas is receiving the first ever award for being a model shelter. uc davis is handing out the award being a model shelter means following the strict guidelines set, more than 500 new guidelines devised by association of shelter veterinarians. shelter leaders are thrilled to be receiving this honer >> this is all about saving more lives. in addition it's all about setting a standard of excellence we hope will inspire other shelter

everything looks good at 40 degrees as we check with ed in chesterfield, new jersey. lot better then they have been for the past couple of weeks. we have had one warm up but now a more extended stretch of milder weather. taking a peak is what going on we will start off here on a time lapse video, this is from bernville this morning, a nice sunrise, some cloud around this morning, but, all and all turnout to be a pretty nice, mild day, even with the snow on the ground you can see starting to melt a little bit, and i still have some spots in my yard, my driveway, it is still with some ice and snow, there earlier this week but as we head through the weekend the snow melt will continue. storm scan three is showing clear skies, high pressure in control, center right around here, our next system way back to the north and west and that that is not going to impact us until manor tuesday and coming up, we will talk about what we can see from that system and how much rain we will need to look forward to but in the meantime let's talk about a really nice night and weekend. soap

if you look at any map of chesterfield county, you realize how ridiculous that statement is. butler could easily cross the james river when he wanted, and he built a pontoon bridge across the appomattox river to go to the outskirts of petersburg any time. the only direction he couldn't go was west. that, i think, has influenced our opinion of butler. the last thing i will mention is that there is a very interesting episode in early july 1864 that involves butler and grant. some of you might be familiar with this. i don't think it gets a lot of attention. butler was, as brian said, there he unpopular with henry halleck. -- very unpopular with henry halleck. grant had a pretty good relationship with butler, but there was impetus that maybe it was time to get butler out of the field command and put baldy smith in charge of the tactical operation of the army of the james. orders were actually promulgated to that effect. the concept was to send butler back to fort monroe to be the administrative head of the department, but to give baldy smith the actual field command. butler was u

host: west chesterfield, new hampshire. ron is a democrat. caller: good morning.d morning, washington journal. awesome guests as usual. i love this show. i think everything comes back to the haves and the have-nots on just about every issue. i would like to move to sexual misconduct and hour laws in this country because everything is geared toward the wealthy. you could wipe out decades of misbehavior by just paying money if you are wealthy. and you pay some money could misbehave for a decade, pay some money, you are off and out and running. bill o'reilly, you know. there are so many examples. host: let me bring you to congress. do you think that can happen for politicians in this day and age after the year that we just saw and the #metoo movement and the members of congress that have left in recent months? caller: absolutely, so long as the wealthy have the option to just pay a fine, pay a payment, were accused- if i by eight women over the last 10 , irs of sexual misconduct would be in prison for 10-20 years because i just would not have the money to pay the mil

this is a car park in chesterfield. in chesterfield. they are improving is because of more automationbe at risk. jobs in the uk could be at risk. they say the benefits may only be seen in the south east. seen in the south east. like these can get a lot more efficient. why would there be concerns? concerns? the next ten, 20 years as we see innovations like robots. innovations like robots. of course people are concerned about the jobs. people are concerned about the jobs. other opportunities that will be created. created. warehouses, it's retailers, insurance brokers. insurance brokers. risk from the robot revolution, but their is a lot of growth as well. their is a lot of growth as well. —— there a lot of growth. to wriggle out of the pension commitments. commitments. questioning how the pension fund has been managed. been managed. the schemes have a big black hole in them. black hole in them. have been deferred as financial matters are shored up. joining us now is tom mcphail, head of policy, at hargreaves lansdown. the pensions, that is about priorities. absolutely. business goes bus