chesterfield is run each month _ to be honest. chesterfield is run each month on _ to be honest.ut out to tim jones, the cameraman. my goodness. he suffered in the cold and the snow. before his art. you can't wear gloves when you're operating a camera. i bet art. you can't wear gloves when you're operating a camera. i bet he didn't moan. _ you're operating a camera. i bet he didn't moan, either. _ you're operating a camera. i bet he didn't moan, either. tim _ you're operating a camera. i bet he didn't moan, either. tim never- you're operating a camera. i bet he l didn't moan, either. tim never does. but you did. you are known for it. do you know how what i am. yes, because i'm just able —— just as well. let's see about cold, wet, drizzly but going to continue. not much in the way of snow in the forecast because things turn milder next week but out there, some snow on the hills of scotland and if you're about to head out, that and windy across most areas but bear with it. especially across the north and the west, things will turn brighter through this morning and into the start of

last season's beaten finalists chelsea are safely through after thrashing non—league chesterfield 5—1ridge. callum hudson—odoi with a lovely finish for chelsea's second. romelu lukaku also got on the scoresheet for the first time since being dropped for giving a controversial interview. everton are being pushed all the way by championship side hull. the match is live now on bbc one hull went ahead. everton scored twice to go in front, then hull's ryan longman scored an equaliser — so they're into extra time and everton have reclaimed the lead, thanks to this long range effort from andros townsend. he's got a history of producing goals of this quality. it's also live on the bbc sport website and app — the games at birmingham, swansea, and yeovil are also into extra time. a big a5 a big 45 minutes to come for everton. crystal palace narrowly avoided a similar fate. playing away at millwall of the championship, an early goalkeeping error saw them go behind early on, only to turn things around to ensure they are in tomorrow's draw for the fourth round. here's nick parrot. crystal palace h

chelsea face non—league chesterfield at stamford bridge — who are top of the national league but 91 placesn football that's why the game is so popular. —— can. you'll never hear me say we can't lose this would be hugely arrogant. we will be ready and we need to have a strong squad and the squad that is ready to enjoy these minutes. because if you want to reach the next round you need to win. the manchester city defender benjamin mendy has been released on bail ahead of his trialfor rape and sexual assault. the french international has been held in prison since august last year. he'll have to live at his home address, surrender his passport and not have contact with any of the people he is accused of attacking. he's been charged with seven counts of rape and one of sexual assault relating to five women. phillippe coutinho is back in the premier legaue. the brazilian midfielder�*s joined aston villa from barcelona, on loan until the end of the season, and there's an option to buy too. coutinhojoined barca in a one hundred and £a2 million move from liverpool in 2018. but he struggled to make

chelsea 4—0 up against non—league chesterfield.test in sydney, if they're to avoid slipping to a fourth straight defeat in the series. jonny bairstow could only add ten more runs to his impressive total before australian batsmen usman khawaja hit another century, helping to set england an unlikely target of 388 for victory. patrick gearey reports. 0nce ashes series are lost, the remaining tests are those of character. yesterday, jonny bairstow fought back. 0h, he's edged it. this morning he was caught behind. 113 runs scored, he had earned this exit. england were all out, trailing by 122, so now their troubled huddle had to slow australia down. mark wood could. he removed david warner and manus labuschagne, while jack leach finally found himself and some wickets, too. including steve smith, who almost counts double. but there was a bigger picture, and at the centre of the frame was usman khawaja. recalled to the team and stylishly torturing england's voters, he made a century in the first innings and made one even quicker in the se

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van in chesterfield, virginia, democratic caller. are you there? ok. we'll come back and we'll see if we can get those calls back here in a minute. in the meantime you heard kevin mccarthy at the end of his news conference, clip we just played, talk about build back better, saying the president has never once reached out to them about that. the speaker of the house, pelosi, speaker pelosi was asked about build back better yesterday and the path forward. here's what she had to say. ms. pelosi: talk about health care. so important in the legislation is that millions more people will have access to health care, very low cost because of what is in the bill in terms of expanding the affordable care act. let's now talk about childcare. childcare, whether you are talking about the child tax credit or talking about childcare, or talking about home health care that might include a child, or an older sibling or parent, or you are talking about universal pre-k. all of this lowers costs, lowers cost for care and is transformative in the lives, especially of women

chelsea had an easy win over non league side chesterfield. result for kidderminster harriers, the lowest—ranked team left in the competition beat reading. and boreham wood of the national league reached the fourth round for the first time in their history, beating wimbledon. there was a thriller in rugby union's premiership, as harlequins beat 1a man exeter by 14—12. quins were behind with just two minutes to go, before andre esterhuizen scored this superb try. england star marcus smith then kicked the conversion to seal the win. snowboarder charlotte bankes continues to mark herself out as a big medal contenderfor next month's winter olympics. the briton won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia. this was her second world cup win of the season following success last month in austria. she's also the world champion in the event. and you can follow the final day of the fourth ashes test in sydney on the bbc sport website. play gets underway shortly with england needing to bat well to get something from the test. that's it from me. you ca

ata at a foundry in chesterfield raw materials are being furnace to make cast—iron bars.s company is moving some of its production to a factory in spain. so the uk manages to strike a deal with the us, without production come back?— come back? probably not, it really depends _ come back? probably not, it really depends on _ come back? probably not, it really depends on how - come back? probably not, it really depends on how early | come back? probably not, it - really depends on how early the deal done. once a customer gets over there —— gets used to the spanish product, the question is whether it is worth to bring it back or not. it is highly likely we will leave it over there. i lost to the uk completely then. there. i lost to the uk comletel then. ,, ., , completely then. steel and cast iron are no _ completely then. steel and cast iron are no longer _ completely then. steel and cast iron are no longer a _ completely then. steel and cast iron are no longer a huge - completely then. steel and cast iron are no longer a huge chunkj iron are no longer a huge chunk of the b

gateway studios with $111 million invested and more than 100 new jobs in chesterfield. nemc, a semiconductor manufacturing company, invested $210 million and 75 new jobs created in north alan. and john deere with $11 million and 130 new jobs created in springfield. but business investments didn't just occur near missouri's urban centers. we saw carlyle construction vehicles invest $62 million and create 100 new jobs in sykeston, missouri. foods invested $250 million and created nearly 400 new jobs in columbia. american food group plans to invest $450 million and create 1300 new jobs in warren county. amazon created 400 new jobs in republic. frozen food express invested $6 million and created 60 new jobs in butler. coffee tree group created 50 new jobs in a town of just 2,000 people. and we could go on and on. but the point is, our small towns, big cities or anywhere in between, missouri is open for business and business is good. [applause] and the rest of the nation has taken notice. and companies are looking to our state for their future business expansions. and while

national league side chesterfield and their managerjames rowe rewarded for their brilliant cup run so champions chelsea at stamford bridge. it means everything. it means everything to the players that have dreamt of a game like that, to play in a game like that, and they're different players at different stages of their careers. so, you know, they go with different outcomes, if you like, or different objectives. the main thing is the team objective, that we do ourselves proud. and i have no doubt, i trust the boys that will wear the shirt with pride, and hopefully give the 6,000 travelling fans something to cheer about. one of britain's biggest medal hopes at next month's winter olympics has shown just why there are such high hopes for her. charlotte bankes won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia. it's her second world cup win of the season, following her previous victory in austria and her third podium overall. she is the reigning world champion in the event. there's more on the bbc sport website, but that is all from me for now. back to you, luxmy. you can see more you can

at chesterfield high in crosby, there is a change in the school rules.r have to wear masks in class. it steams up your glasses. i keep on having to take my glasses off if i'm wearing my mask. - every time you look down and writing, your maskjust falls down and then you have to think, oh, i've got to put it back on my nose, and itjust distracts you. good morning, everybody. this head says it is another announcement from the government at short notice. personally, i would have carried on wearing masks in classrooms until the half term and then actually retested everyone after half term and then, at that point, you could have actually started moving into spring not wearing masks. face coverings are still needed in communal areas. from next week, they will no longer be required in schools in england. for this maths teacher... i have five classes of 30, they have all different contacts, all different households. ..the risks haven't gone away. they know how useful it can be to have any mitigation that we can to allow pupils to stay in classrooms as much as pos

chelsea ease past nine the chesterfield.e sides crystal palace, brentford and southampton are all through to the fourth round. that's where in europe, dortmund pulled off a remarkable comeback to close the gap in the bundesliga. 2—0 down against frankfurt, but 13—2 with mahood scoring the winner in the 89th minutes. meanwhile, in spain, barcelona conceded a late equaliser against granada to draw 1—1. real madrid are currently up against valencia, into the second half there where the home side are leading 2—0 thanks to goals from ben's amount and junior. the africa cup of nations kicks off on sunday with the hosts, cameroon, taking on burkina faso. the build—up to the match has not been straightforward for perkiness —— burkina faso as a handful of players and coach tested positive for covid on saturday and are now not available to be involved for the opening match. translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was in the morning we had to pass these tests, then it was postponed to the afternoon, finally it was during t

at a foundry in chesterfield, row materials are being melted in a furnace to make cast—iron baths, butmoving some of its production to a factory in spain. so if the uk manages to strike a deal with the us, will that production come back? probably not. it really depends on how early the deal is done, and once our customer over there in north america gets used to the spanish product, then the question has to be as to whether it is worth it to bring it back or not. it is highly likely we'lljust leave it over there, and lost to the uk completely, then. steel and cast—iron are no longer a huge chunk of the british economy, but if yourjob depends on them, they still really matter. it was to help protect american jobs that president trump introduced the tariffs in 2018, and for the uk at least the biden administration hasn't changed course. neither public diplomacy nor private negotiation has yet led to any breakthrough. both the uk and the eu have retaliated, with tariffs of their own against american products, but it is the eu that has got a deal done first. that's partly because, in trade,

at chesterfield high in crosby, there is a change in the school rules.and, pupils no longer have to wear masks in class. it steams up your glasses. i keep on having to take my glasses off if i'm wearing my mask. - every time you look down and writing, your maskjust falls down and then you have to think, oh, i've got to put it back on my nose, and itjust distracts you. good morning, everybody. this head says it is another announcement from the government at short notice. personally, i would have carried on wearing masks in classrooms until the half term and then actually retested everyone after half term and then, at that point, you could have actually started moving into spring not wearing masks. face coverings are still needed in communal areas. from next week, they will no longer be required in schools in england. for this maths teacher... i have five classes of 30, they have all different contacts, all different households. ..the risks haven't gone away. they know how useful it can be to have any mitigation that we can to allow pupils to stay in class

. >> reporter: she has four children in chesterfield county public schools.e believes this will lead to teachers watering down lessons about slavery out of fearful. >> it is an intimidation tactic. it will give them pause, especially the newer teacher just starting out. >> reporter: though this tip email address has drawn considerable attention around the country with a call on a teacher tip line interesting governor's office views this as a standard way to get feedback. the tip email is getting clogged with spam and memes. there is also concern that this could lead educators already drained from this pandemic heading for the exits. >> all right. thank you. >>> it seems it is no longer about safety. cnn visits one small town where people say getting stop by police feels more like a shakedown. stay with us. i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning

chesterfield in yorkshire, high rates, the hospitals on the world in the north—west showing height ratesgradually improving fingers crossed situation in london but in the north of england, rates going up and pore pressure on absences in the nhs. there is some figures on what are called delayed discharges adding to the pressure, people getting stuck in hospital? this the pressure, people getting stuck in hosital? , , . , the pressure, people getting stuck in hosital? , , . ., in hospital? this is always a problem — in hospital? this is always a problem for _ in hospital? this is always a problem for the _ in hospital? this is always a problem for the nhs - in hospital? this is always a problem for the nhs and i in hospital? this is always a - problem for the nhs and particularly in the winter but you'd notice it more because of the pressure connected to covid so andy burnham, the greater manchester mayor was talking yesterday about how half of care homes in the region are unable to accept new residence at the moment and that has a knock—on effect on hospitals because if you cannot move pe

union to greenwood, chesterfield, in the carolinas.here's parts of the northeast that could see icing as well. this is the forecast in terms of the ice. you see it even into the northeast parts of pennsylvania and new york into new england. we could see some icing. it's that blue really where we're going to see the thickest ice. snowfall, we're looking anywhere 9 to 10 to a foot of snow. the highest amounts are expected to continue in the highest elevations of the appalachians. even in parts of western pennsylvania, western new york and new england, we are seeing some pretty heavy snowfall as well. now we still do have that tornado risk. 7 million at risk. but we are looking at that squall line moving offshore. we're starting to see improvement there. alex? >> michelle, thank you so much. there's a lot to cover. i appreciate it. >>> questions and a painful search for answers follow that horrific tragedy in the bronx last week. the hope that what is learned may save countless lives in the future. i'm going to talk with a member of congr

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greenwood, chesterfield. this is something we'll be watching pretty closely. we'll see the storm continuing to move north and east. that threat for snow and ice continues in the carolinas. then we'll see the storm overtake the northeast into the morning hours. then it's really going to intensify. we're not going to see big snow amounts along the i-95 corridor. those bigger snow amounts will be in interior parts of pennsylvania, also new york and new england. we'll see, especially along long island, the coast of new jersey, where we'll see power outages. luckily it won't be quite as cold tomorrow morning but we'll see winds over 60 miles per hour, pushing water inland. we could see severe coastal flooding in parts of new england, new jersey, long island. we'll continue to watch it for you. >> like you were doing all day yesterday as it was gearing up. thank you so much, michelle. >>> breaking news from texas where we're learning a bit more about the suspect who was killed in a hostage standoff in a synagogue last night. that ten-hour standoff ended when an fbi