whole city's real battle lies elsewhere. —— hull. city's real battle lies elsewhere. -- hull.art for chelsea! the only surprise about the second was it did not come sooner. pedro unchallenged and untroubled. now only trying to keep the score respectable. quite, quite brilliant. at least some fans could stay smiling even though more misery kept coming. chelsea unstoppable and 4—0 by half—time. a second—half penalty. chelsea marks through to the quarter—finals again. chelsea marks through to the quarter-finals again. another premier league side leicester, their time with sheffield united and less predictable but perhaps not so the score. jamie fardy! a brilliant save kept leicester ahead but it was enough on a good night for the premier league sides. four senior west bromwich albion players jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill have apologised after breaking a curfew and allegedly stealing a taxi from outside a fast—food restaurant in barcelona. the team are bottom of the premier league and were on a mid season training break in spain. the players have releas

the fa cup a distraction for hull city. their destruction lies elsewhere.moments will stop the only surprise about the second was that it did not come sooner. pedro this time, challenged untroubled. all cities simply concerned with keeping the score respectable. —— hull city. a few travelling fans could stay smiling, despite olivier giroud adding more misery. 4—0 by mid—time. chelsea are unstoppable. even when city were offered something to ease their troubles, in the form of a penalty, this really was not their night. another premier league side facing championship opposition were leicester. if their tie with sheffield united was less predictable, the winning goal—scorer perhaps was not. sheffield united we re perhaps was not. sheffield united were never out of this. only a quite brilliant save from kasper schmeichel kept leicester ahead. but it was enough on a good night for the premier league sides. four senior west bromwich albion players jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill have apologised after breaking a curfew and allegedly stea

hull are joined by the nearest and not so dearest hull kingston rovers, returning after a brief absencech the top. i have really enjoyed it so far, i'm looking forward to getting out on the field. danny mcguire as a leeds player was man of the match over castleford tigers, bitter blow for them after an extraordinary year. we moved on, we focused on what is ahead of us, tough challenge, everything i have seen from the players is there but had to go. 2018 males to see major changes to the way the sport is run in this country, with the likes of saint helens and wigan also looking to return to former glories it will be on the pitch with real excitement. there's no andy murray and now kyle edmund is set to miss great britain's davis cup tie against spain in marbella which starts tomorrow. edmund sustained a hip injury during last week's australian open semifinal defeat, and he did intend to play in the tie — he's not been named in any of the first singles or doubles rubbers. alistair bruce ball is in spain with more details... what it means is davis cup debuts for 22—year—old cameron norrie

leicester are at home to sheffield united and chelsea host hull.ray is at stamford bridge for us. there cannot be too many who are expecting an upset this evening. 0rdinarily, you would expect chelsea to be strong favourites. they are particularly so this evening. hull city have problems with injury, suspension and in eligibility. three of their young defenders are chelsea players on loan with hull city and cannot play this evening. they will certainly be missed and while chelsea are intending to have one or two youngsters of their own involved this evening, anything other than a regulation chelsea victory would be a big surprise. let's head to the king power stadium now for tonight's other tie. premier league leicester facing sheffield wednesday and colin hazelden is there for us. yes, it is last 16 of the fa cup tie. leicester city against sheffield united. leicester city won the premier league, they have never won the premier league. —— they have never won the fa cup. let's talk to gerry taggart. could this be their season? could be. they have s

demonstrations at hull city into night's championship, we will renew more.at britain's women miss out on olympic curling gold, but they will battle for bronze tomorrow. the third round a rugby union's six nations championship is under way with france beating italy in marseilles this evening. the first time they have played six nations home game away from paris. they got the perfect start, off the mark with an early try. but italy responded with a penalty try of their own which saw them take the lead. the match was not ritchie, littered with handling errors, a ram it of fleet —— free—flowing rugby with hugo barneveld stretching fronts's lead. both came into the match with two defeats from two but fronts are now up defeats from two but fronts are now up and running. ireland have a number of injuries ahead of their match against wales tomorrow, concerns over the fitness of fly half danny sexton who sat out training today with a back problem, he helped ireland to two wins from two and to the top of the table. it isa it is a massive game for us, a must win game i

then from hull to norwich, possibly to london, thatis hull to norwich, possibly to london, that is whynging outbreaks of rain. look what happens tuesday night, the wind shifts direction and bolster the crowd back in again. this dying weather front into england. so first thing wednesday morning it might be fairly cloudy across england, so not too much frost, but where the skies are clear on wednesday in the north that could well be frosty. now the weather on wednesday. the cold air coming out of scandinavia, central pa rt coming out of scandinavia, central part of europe, and this will be a theme that will keep for a few days. frosty on wednesday, right through europe. paris, frankfurt, warsaw and beyond. a lot of cold air will be heading our way beyond. a lot of cold air will be heading ourway in beyond. a lot of cold air will be heading our way in the coming days. here is wednesday, an easterly wind, a chilly one at that as well, areas of sunshine and cloud, difficult to predict exactly how bright sunny will be, but at least the weather is looking dry, but cold, and it will get colder

hull fc rallied late on but despite efforts the slips to another defeat.slips to another defeat. catalans dragons are up against wakefield. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. police are appealing for help looking for a missing boy lasting only this afternoon in a designer outlet in wembley are saying it is good news, he has been found safe and well in the shopping centre and has been reunited with his family. very good news indeed. the man who exposed the russian olympic doping scandal says his country's athletes should not be allowed to parade under their national flag at the closing ceremony of the winter games this weekend. two russian athletes have tested positive for banned drugs. dr grigory rodchenkov‘s revelations of state—sponsored doping saw the country banned from the olympics, its athletes forced to compete as neutrals. in fear of his life, dr rodchenkov went into hiding. now in the united states, our sports editor dan roan travelled to interview him at a secret location. it is one of sport's greatest scandals

the hull midfielder suffered a head injury ina the hull midfielder suffered a head injury in a matchecialist medical advice before deciding it would be too risky to continue. mason started his career at spurs and won one england cap in 2015. arsenal striker alexandre lacazette will be out for up alexandre lacazette will be out for up to six weeks after having an operation on a knee injury. the procedure was described as a success by the club. the french international has scored nine goals so international has scored nine goals so far in his first season at the emirates. off the pitch, broadcasters sky and bt sport have agreed to pay almost £45 billion to televise premier league games for three seasons beginning in 2019. five of seven live packages have been awarded with bidding for the two remaining still ongoing. sports correspondent richard conway reports. the premier league are saying tonight that five of the seven packages available to broadcasters have been sold, one to bt sport which already shows premier league games, the other four to sky sports. the two existing broadcasters

they played last week against hull kr and travelled the day after.urne, nrl champions, and visibly favourites. it's 24 champions, and visibly favourites. it's 2a years since an english cob white penaranda it's 2a years since an english cob white pena randa and it's 2a years since an english cob white penaranda and won the world cup challenge. melbourne have superstars in their ranks. if leeds can pull it off tomorrow, it will be a heck of an achievement. commentary online for that game in the rugby league world club challenge from mainly on the bbc sport website and happy. former ibf world welterweight champion kell brook has admitted today he's suffered with depression since losing his world title and breaking his left eye socket in a bout against errol spencejr in may last year. brook makes his comeback in a couple of weeks' time against sergey rabchenko at sheffield arena. brook had a public work—out today in his home town at the crucible theatre, where he opened up about his recent struggles. i've been feeling sorry for myself, not knowing how to

let us discuss this frontier with the danna hull. dana, welcome. welcome from san francisco. >> pleasure to be here. so you're in the heart of america, you know, tech, technology. how significant and is this a major game changer? >> this was a huge moment. if you think about space it's all about molts. neal a neal armstrong on the moon. and the falcon challenger was watched by people all around the world. hundreds of people were watching around the florida space coast. this was a moment that really excited people about the possibilities of space. and it's an excitement we haven't seen about space for a wile. >> so that is precisely the point. the creative genius of entrepreneurs who use their smarts and money and hope and dreams to things that people say are simply impossible. is it more than that? is this something that government funded nasa used to be expected to do? >> yes, absolutely. i think when you hear the term space race, you know, that refers to the historical race between the united states and russia in the years after sputnik. and what

in rugby league's superleague, castleford tigers have beaten hull fc 28—18 at the jungle. in the second half, this one of two tries for captain michael shenton. hull rallied late on but despite their best efforts they slipped to their second defeat of the season. elsewhere, bottom side catalan are hosting third placed wakefield — elsewhere, bottom side catalan are hosting third placed wakefield. now, to cricket. england's one day team are back in action tomorrow. they play new zealand in the first of five one day internationals. all—rounder ben stokes is set to return to the team in hamilton after a five—month absence, having not played for england since an incident outside a bristol nightclub in september, resulted in a charge of affray. captain eoin morgan is eager to have him back. if he comes through fine today and unscathed tomorrow, with a low risk of getting injured on sunday, he will be fit to play. we did mention yesterday might be better for the mcgimpsey does play feeling comfortable coming back. this is his first game in quite a long time and he looks in good n

but the whole —— hull city did go on to win in fact whole —— hull city did go on to win infactand whole in pyeongchang to the rugby. amazing. really close to call, scotland had not scored a try at home against england since 200a. not scored a try at home against england since zooai not scored a try at home against england since 2004. i guarantee that england since zooll= change england since 2ooll= change today. i will be will change today. i will be watching. i do not remember a saturday morning sports bulletin with one of football story - at with one of football story right at the end. so much other stuff going in. and of course the league cup tomorrow. i have hardly mentioned that. thank you. with forecasts suggesting next week could be the coldest sure they have the right skills and equipment before heading for the hills. there were a record number of mountain rescue call—outs in the lake district last year, and with more snow likely, experts say winter skills training could be life—saving. peter marshall has been to find out more. a day on the winter fells can begin with sheer beau

new south wales is one of australia's rugby league heartlands and a decent crowd watched wigan beat hullo carry on where they left off after their 16—6 demolition of castleford last time out. jonny lomax with a try within a minute of kick—off gave them the lead of a catalan dragons. they doubled the lead midway through the first half. saints touching down in the corner. although the home side hit back early in the second half, the dragons getting their first points on the board. latest score 12—18, st helens leading. cricket news now. australia have cruised to a seven wicket win over england in the t20 tri—series to secure their place in the final. england were restricted to "137 for 7" — this spectacular throw from david warner removing dawid malan, after both openers had gone with only 11 runs on the board. australia reached their target with 33 balls to spare. england now face back—to—back matches with new zealand. lee westwood is out of the european tour event in perth, western australia, after a dreadful third round. he was joint leader overnight but two double bogeys put him out of

hull moved out of the relegation zone with a rare away win at nottingham forest but that draw for derby queens park rangers. cup weekend in scotland, but a sombre mood for celtic and their fans, before they beat partick thistle they paid tribute to former player liam miller who died yesterday aged just 36 after a short battle with cancer. celtic led one—minute's silence for the former celtic and republic of ireland midfielder. flags were at half—mast. james forrest scored twice in the first half to give the home side the best possible start. a mistake by defender simonovic allowed the opposition back into the tie. james forrest completed his hat—trick in the second half. he helped celtic to the victory and a place in the quarterfinals. no real shocks elsewhere in the scottish cup. falkirk, motherwell, hearts, kilmarnock and morton all go into the last eight. although the focus of most rugby union fans will have been on the six nations, there are still some domestic matches to take a look at. with leaders exeter suffering a shock defeat to worcester warriors gloucester remain unbeaten at

for many eastern areas on sunday, you can see norwich, hull, newcastle, all the way up to aberdeen, thatuld stay dry. all day, we suspect, on sunday, before this weather front crosses you and brings the rain. watch what happens as we go through sunday into monday. still milder air, coming in from the south—west. then there is a sudden shift in the wind direction. it starts coming out of the east. that means as we head through the next few days things are set to turn that little bit colder. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: prosecutors in the us charge thirteen russian nationals with interfering in the 2016 presidential election. donald trump visits a hospital in florida, where victims of wednesday ‘s high school shooting are being treated. battling criminal gangs in rio de janeiro. brazil‘s president orders the army to take over security in the state. and south africa‘s new president sets out his plans to end corruption, in his first state of the nation address.

for places like hull, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually aloud and rain in the western isles, slightly stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and in the north, newcastle eight degress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more

nouha dicko, scoring the only goal of the game to move hull out of the relegation zone. his scooter skills around the olympic village, and today we've got another boarder who's found an alternative mode of transport! this is norwegian snowboarder stale sandbech riding down the mountain on fellow rider tyler nicholson's back. the accolades should surely go to the man underneath. no skill required. a stiff back, and keep away from walls. you can try it later. let's talk some more about that incredible bronze medal achievement from british snowboarder billy morgan in the early hours of this morning. i'm joined now by two people who saw it unfold, ‘f‘fi‘fi‘gfitstfife fee! legffi'if’flfi”’ " ' ’ t’ we loved your reaction. how we re we loved your reaction. how were you by the stunning surprised were you by the stunning jump surprised were you by the stunning jump given he was struggling with a knee injury just jump given he was struggling with a knee injuryjust two weeks ago? well, i was very surprised by his performance today. i can say that tim predicted it from 7am this morning in

in the championship tonight, hull city's match with sheffield united was suspended for two and a halfause of a protest by the home fans against the club's ownership. manchester city manager pep guardiola has been charged by the fa for wearing a yellow ribbon which shows his support for those imprisoned in the fight for catalunyan indepencence. he revealed in november that he wears it in a show of solidarity towards the politicians imprisoned in his native catalonia where he was born, played and managed. the football governing body said he was in breach of its kit and advertising regulations. arsenal will face ac milan in the last 16 of the europa league. the first game will take place on march the 8th ahead of the return leg in london a week later. one piece of transfer news this evening, west ham have agreed to selljose around £5 million. a hasn't featured for the hammers since october. the man who exposed the russian doping scandal has given his first interview to the bbc. evidence saw russia banned from the olympics. and forced him into hiding in fearfor his life. we interviewed th

for places like hull, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually a stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and in the north, newcastle eight degress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming

hull kingston rovers secured their first victory since their return to super league this evening withatalan dragons. three tries in the first half that rovers firmly in control and left the french side without a win from their first three games, and finally, the swiss freestyle skier is due to take pa rt swiss freestyle skier is due to take part in the aerial competition. that happened on saturday, but his two biggest fans have got some nerves as well. babel be there to cheer him on after cycling 17,000 miles. the journey has taken them a year, and the biggest hurdle came in his father was refused a visa to pass through china because of the length of the beard. we feel really moved to arrive here and see my son waiting for us and we were really touched. most important thing is that my son is here that he can live his dream. and not listen to anybody who tells you some stories about what you have to do or how you should be good or bad. what ever you do, do only for your dream. should be good or bad. what ever you do, do only foryour dream. stay strong. that is all from sport and the to

wakefield trinity won at hull kr.ere woeful against st helens. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick. barba setting him up here. justin holbrook‘s men off to a flier in their season opener, taking it 16—6. west ham have sacked director of player recruitment tony henry over claims he said the club wouldn't sign any more african players. a newspaper report carried quotes from henry stating african players "cause mayhem" when they're not in the team. the club said his comments were unacceptable, adding they conducted a "full and thorough investigation". manager david moyes says the scandal hasn't damaged team morale ahead of tomorrow's match at brighton. the comments are wrong. we were signing two players from africa on deadline day, so i can only say they are wrong. inaudible. of course. you can see the player we have signed, the players the clubs have signed over the years. we sign good quality players, the best players we can get who are available. it does

hull fc comfortably beat huddersfield giants 38 points to 12.ked off with a 16—12 point win over warrington wolves — that's despite losing captain chris hill, after his wife went into labour at the game. tim hague reports. february begins with the start of the super league season. champions league zawiya warrington, neither side was keen to take things easy, but beyond the rough and tumble, leeds let their quality shine through. too good in the first 30 and two tries to the good. it meant warrington needed to get up close and personal to the try and quickly, which they duly did. only for leads to go clear again. ryan hall is one of the world's finalist winners. and he showed exactly with this. warrington dominated afterwords. rowan atkinson and has scored. tom white number ended to make it a 4—point game. there wasn't enough time for the hosts. lead time on. with fiery february under way, you wouldn't bet against the rhinos creating more fireworks this season. kris helgen randomly ran off during the game and we have now found out why. he was hea

while defending champions leeds rhinos came from behind to win 20—11 against hull kr and preserve theiro the season. rovers were ten zero up inside half an hour but ajimmy keinhorst hat trick, plus one from adam cuthbertson sealed the victory for leeds. britain's mark cavendish has won stage three of the tour of dubai. the dimension data rider held off attacks from nacer bouhanni and marcel kittel. he's third overall, with two stages to go, behind leader dylan grerner vaygen. britain's adam blythe finished fourth for aqua blue sport. a one off and a true gentleman. some of the tributes to jimmy armfield whose funeral was held today. the former england and blackpool captain died last month at the age of 82. today his funeral cortege passed through bloomfield road the ground he played at for 17 years before a private service at his local church. richard askam reports. a guard of honour at bloomfield road. for a football gentleman and dedicated family man. jimmy armfield leads his men on the field. jimmy armfield was an inspirational captain but it was his warm penalty that defined him. an

strugglers hull city and barnsley drew i—i at the kcom stadium.s to mount on reading managerjaap stam after his team were beaten three one at home by sheffield united, who move back into the playoff places with two goals from billy sharp. rangers have narrowed the gap at the top of the scottish premiership to six points after a 4—1 win at stjohnstone. rangers took the lead with a penalty and then doubled it on 25 minutes through josh windass. rangers were three up before half time and put the match beyond doubt when alfredo morelos made it four. stjohnstone scored a late consolation but they couldn't whose next league match will be against leaders celtic. in tonight's other match, hearts‘ kyle lafferty had a stoppage time penalty saved as his side had to settle for a point at home to kilmarnock. kilmarnock stay sixth, two points behind hearts, but killie do have two games in hand. hibernian head coach neil lennon has received two charges from the scottish fa, following saturday's 2—2 draw at kilmarnock. lennon reacted angrily when the referee awar

chelsea are hosting hull at stamford bridge. the lead inside a few minutes, a crisp strike from willian. leicester city are hosting sheffield united. that remains goalless. four senior west bromwich albion players have apologised after breaking a curfew and allegedly stealing a taxi from outside a fast—food restaurant in barcelona. the team are bottom of the premier league and were on a mid season training break in spain. jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill have releassed a statement apologising for the incident. catalonia police interviewed but didn't arrest the players in the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures." it was more than just a quarterfinal at the rotterdam 0pen for roger federer tonight. he's beaten robin haase by two sets to one, but more importantly by doing so, he's regained the world number one spot. and become the oldest man to hold that accolade. it was actually a double fault from haase that han

in hull, extra staff at meals on wheels services have been brought in to deliver hot food. meals on wheelsver hot food.|j cannot get out to get meals and things. it isjust cannot get out to get meals and things. it is just wonderful. cannot get out to get meals and things. it isjust wonderful. the only complaint i have is they never bring you a drop of brandy! over the next few days, that might be needed... forecasters say that they expect no letup in the freezing weather. until at least the weekend. jon donnison, bbc news. coming up at six on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport... this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines... the eu's set to publish a draft of the brexit treaty — it's likely to stoke tensions with britain over a possible hard border in ireland. president trump's son—in—law and senior adviser, jared kushner, has had his white house security clearance downgraded. he now won't have access to many sensitive documents. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world.

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o'sullivan is already through to the second round without hitting a ball after his opponent robin hullgham defeated the world number 108, chen zhe, by four frames to one in cardiff. hejoins the likes of barry hawkins and peter ebdon in round two. and also welsh teenager jackson page, who beat shaun o'sullivan 4—3 this morning. live television coverage on bbc two wales, bbc red button and online. ronnie o'sullivan has lost one of his great sporting claims. sean maddocks at 15 years and 90 days old became the youngest player to make a competitive maximum 147 break. ian haslam has been to meet him. becoming this good takes hard work and dedication and now sean maddocks has a world—record. and dedication and now sean maddocks has a world-record. i did not expect that to happen. i wasjust wanting to get the flame one and just concentrate on not missing. the balls were nice sol concentrate on not missing. the balls were nice so i could not miss. that is go through your mind that you would be the youngest player? i did not know. this is the man whose record teacher, a five—time world champion

. >> peps co, pepsico yu hull metlife last 24 hours. >> nancy pelosi calls it accruals. >> my point imagine if we didn't do this what you would say imagine what would happen to ushfirms if we had not done this this is nothing but good news, it is extremely good news, and so we're knocking down challenges getting these things done we have bone regulatory relief doing tax reform in middle of negotiating immigration, we are going work on skills gap getting people from welfare to work to get people skills they need to get in labor force, and, yes, we are never going to give up on entitlement tax reform because that at the end of the day is what will get us out of debt. >> the communicating of this is -- is not resonating with everybody other said saying am go aheadon worse i have seen this is crumbs. >> rhetoric over top i don't think people know what to believe g us what good news the law occurred reality setting in people are opening up checks they are seeing bonuses from employers a raise in minimum wages that is real occurring, by the way, growth, we are seeing economic growth getting on th

. >>> the coast guard serving in san mateo county, the hull of a boat and five life jackets were found floating in the water. no word if it's a fishing or recreational boat. we will follow the story through the night into the morning newscast. >>> a crime witnessed by a young couple. the victim this 18 month old puppy named rex. someone threw the dog out of a moving car and police are investing the case of animal cruelty. cheryl hurd is live with the story. >> reporter: you don't have to be an animal lover to be disgusted by this story. that couple telling me tonight they were riding along this roadway, highway 80 when they saw that puppy being thrown out of a window. >> the vehicle had slowed down in front of us, threw the puppy out the window and sped off. >> >> reporter: a shocking chain of events. they tried to save the 18 month old dog named rex but they said another car ran him over before they could get to him. >> a cute little dog. >> reporter: it all started thursday night when the dog's owner went to a funeral. during that time a family friend came to the house and rex accide

the hull city midfielder suffered a head injury in a match against chelsea in january last year and hasdeciding that it was too risky to continue. mason started his career at spurs and won one england cap in 2015. arsenal striker alexandre lacazette will be out for up to six weeks after having an operation on a knee injury. the procedure was described as a "success" by the gunners. west brom have sacked chairman john williams and chief executive martin goodman. the baggies lost 3—0 at chelsea on monday and are bottom of the premier league table with 11 games left. world rugby have admitted that a mistake was made by the television match official in wales‘12—6 six nations defeat by england. the tmo ruled that anthony watson had beaten gareth anscombe to the ball, with wales coach warren gatland describing it as "a terrible mistake. then the first details have been released regarding the new premier league broadcast television rights deal. richard conway is here. what is the news? this is the announcement to do with the 2019, 2022 live television rights for the uk market only. what the pr

. >> reporter: fans hulled from the steps to the ben franklin parkway to hear from the under dogs. >>enter of the football universe, let me hear you bark a little. philadelphia! >> reporter: center jason kelsey dressed as a mummer fired up the crowd with a legendary speech. [ cheers ] >> how awesome is this? >> the fireworks, the players, the speeches. >> you truly are the best football fans in the world. >> reporter: and if you like today, the eagles want you to get used to it. >> we are just beginning. [ cheers ] >> reporter: and i don't think anybody would mind if we did this whole thing again in a year's time. meanwhile, there were a ton of people who came out early, even late last night we were showing you to get the best spot out here. after all of that wait, everybody told us it was worth it. we're live, drew smith, jackelyn, back to you. >> it was, indeed. a day to always remember, drew. year one and hopefully many more to come. >>> after the parade ended, hundreds of thousands of fans got stuck in gridlock trying to make it home. people waited hours in long lines wrapping aro

in some areas a bit of cloud from hull to newcastle, possibly and edinburgh and aberdeen.d threes and with the wind it will feel colder. these are the maximum temperatures. when will the snow arrive? the first snow will reach the east monday morning. initially they will be light and through the afternoon you can see a trail of snow showers, the wind will push them inland. look at the day time temperature. at lunchtime barely above freezing, even in the tip of cornwall it will feel like it is below freezing. a wintry start for some of us, but not for everyone. later on tuesday into wednesday the snow showers across the uk will become more widespread and the temperatures will drop and the winds will strengthen and it will feel bitterly cold. that cold airall the will feel bitterly cold. that cold air all the way from russia has swept into the atlantic and we are in that cold air mass and the snow showers will come and for some the snow could be disruptive and by the end of the week some areas could have a lot of snow. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines: more

the hull was not breached today and all 41 passengers were safely shuttled back to the berkeley marinaokay, minor bumps and bruises. >> reporter: the two-m hif ma-m stayed aboard until they were able to free it. once it was cleared, "the osprey" was towed to a repair yard in richmond. >>> developing at this hour, a deadly helicopter crash in the grand canyon. this video just in. here's what we know. at least three people were killed, four injured. investigators say the helicopter was on a tour of the popular natural attraction when it crashed. it happened about 5:30 this evening. the company that owns the helicopter based out of las vegas. it was involved in another deadly crash in 2001. the victims have not been identified. >>> there's an investigation under way now into two mechanical issues on a spirit airlines plane. one of them involved a bay area-bound fly. the airlines grounded an airbus after an engine rattled in midair. the flight was forced to return to las vegas after takeoff. the same plane was involved in another malfunction just days before on a flight from ohio to florid

they come off has to foils, the hull goes deep down into the water.of the guys, who is harnessed in and tied to the boat goes whipping and swinging all the way around the other side. >> 36. >> what happened. >> pushing up the boat to 50 kilometers per hour. we came unstuck there for a little while. >> technically, ollie they became a little unstuck. no injuries to the people, no injuries to the boat and you had a great piece of video out of it. watch it again. >> man, flying. >> like the boat ejected him. >>> it looks like our boy rahat from the magic of rahat channel is up to his old tricks again. at the drive through, the money exchange. a little special sauce. >> what was that? was that electricity? >> yeah. shocked me. did it shock you. >> i felt a little pichlk but yeah that's crazy. >> that's not uncommon the get a shock from somebody. a little -- that but this i am it is a little bit different, y'all. now she wants the make sure that it's static free. >> i don't know what it is -- >> oh, my head. something is happening. >> something is taking o

west brom in the league, hull in the cup, barcelona in the champions league, mancheseter united in therther defeats come, will he last that run? you know, if they begin to slip out of the top four spots, and they could slip down the table, i do think that chelsea may make a decision like sacking conte. i think the general feeling is that they wa nt the general feeling is that they want him to stay until the end of the season because there's not a lot of options in terms of who can come in and replace him even that they have got a tough fixture list coming up. at the moment, i think hisjob is safe. how crucial has the tra nsfer is safe. how crucial has the transfer policy being? it appears he has been pushing the board, he hasn't got the players in that he wanted. you look at the likes of danny drinkwater, 0livier giroud, ross barkley, not the elite that you so ross barkley, not the elite that you so often expect chelsea design. has that frustrated him? absolutely. he gave the club a list last summer, and some of the targets he had got, morata was one, supper costa was another, and a le

it goes nose heavy and like hitting a brick wall, come off the foils, the hull goes deep down into the water. one of the guy, aidan menses goes whipping and swinging all the way around the other side. >> 360, look at that. what happened? why did it nose in like that? >> pushing the boat full speed 50 kilometers an hour and we came a little unstuck there for a while. >> technically, oli, they came a little unstuck. whatever that means. no injuries to the people, no injuries to the boat and you got a great piece of video out of it. watch it again. >> he's flying! >>> suburban wildlife was called in illinois to a house that has an intruder. >> hi. >> hey. >> i'm katie. nice to meet you. >> hey, you're the camera gal. >> yeah i'm the camera one. >> they show up to this house in question and they are allowed in and immediately they get to work. the fierce, ferocious thing is in the closet of their bedroom, so they closed the door of the bedroom, they open the closet door and get to work. >> roar! i want to see some bear jump out. >> that's what they're expecting. >> he's not knowing what it

and 18 degrees in hope hull township. look at princeton, 14 this morning. so it is cold, but the wind is like we don't have a wind chill, at least to start with. we'll get a bit of a breeze as we go into the day, but temperatures will go into the upper 30s. we'll lose temperatures in spite of clouds. that brilliant sunshine we had yesterday, forget about it. the clouds are already starting oo move into allentown and reading. it's this area we could see a few flurries in the afternoon, but the rest of the area is going to be dry. it's the weekend that's going to get rinainy on us. a little bit of snow as it moves into central pennsylvania. that little bit of snow that is moving to the east is going to produce a few flurries in the lehigh valley at best. you see allentown, 35 degrees this afternoon, a flurry or two but mainly just mostly cloudy skies. clouds increasing and the suburbs in the upper 40s this afternoon and close to 40 degrees in philadelphia. the clouds take over late this afternoon in new jersey, near 40 degrees for new jersey. and at the shore

first of all, when you walk in, there were like peanut hulls all over the floor and you could carve your excellent. >> a petition is circulating collecting signatures to ask the owners to please reconsider t higher rentin eer rent. it is scheduled to close on march 7th. >> rents are skyrocketing there, so i understand. that was my place. >> you were emotional about that. >> whenever my mom was out of town, my dad took us to owe cases. whenever my dad was out of town, my mom took us to sizzler. >> man, i am hungry. >> are you hungry? >> yes. >> time to do weather first before that snack, jeff. >> definitely. we have been hungry, so to speak, for some rainfall here across the bay area. finally starting to see some areas develop across the bay with certainly some instability and heavy downpours this afternoon. a look right now at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar and you can see several different zones of wet weather. certainly heavier pockets have developed. the main complex impacting most of us is this line of rainfall here throughout the south bay. also now exiting the peninsula. it

for many eastern areas on sunday, you can see norwich, hull, newcastle, all the way up to aberdeen, that, before this weather front crosses you and brings the rain. watch what happens as we go through sunday into monday. still milder air, coming in from the south—west. then there is a sudden shift in the wind direction. it starts coming out of the east. that means as we head through the next few days things are set to turn that little bit colder. this is bbc news. the headlines: 13 russian nationals have been charged by the us special counsel, robert mueller, with interfering in the 2016 presidential election. mr mueller‘s office linked the group to an internet agency that allegedly churned out online posts aimed at boosting president trump's prospects. mr trump has met survivors of wednesday's high school gun attack in florida, in which 17 people were killed. during visits to a hospital and sheriff's office in the miami suburb of parkland, he praised emergency workers and medical staff for their response, describing the shooting as "ve brazil's president has signed a decree authorising

who have seen from my hometown in hull who have seen this boost to the nhs is frankly is not happening people in this country that will change the game on brexit. it is about public opinion and the mps in westminster have an absolute duty to listen to people if they change their mind. we are fighting for an open debate and the discussion was not around during the referendum. thank you for coming in. twitter, president trump's preferred social media outlet, has posted its first ever quarterly profit. the news sent the company's shares surging more than 18% in early morning trading in new york. that was despite the number of people using the social network coming in below expectations. a new behaviour code is to be introduced for thousands of people working in the uk parliament — as part of an attempt to crackdown on bullying and abuse at westminster. the proposals have been drawn up by a cross—party group; they include an independent complaints process, confidential helplines and compulsory training for everyone. there'll be separate procedures for allegations of sexual harassment. when

for places like hull city, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actuallyein in the western isles, stronger wind and thicker cloud for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and around the north, a decrease in newcastle, aberdeen seven. friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow there will be some rain around too. s now m ostly there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven o

action in pyeonchang, chelsea eased into the quarter finals of the fa cup with a 4—0 victory over hull first half, including two from willian in what was a very comfortable night for antonio conte's side. they'll be joined in the next round by leicester city. the only goal of their game against sheffield united coming in the second half from jamie vardy. that is all the sport for now. you can keep up with all the action on the bbc website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. we we re you in the next hour. thank you. we were hoping that elise christie's heat would begin whilst mike was speaking. he is an expert. we are seeing pictures from the centre there in pyeongchang. there has been a slight delay in we are —— there has been a slight delay and we are waiting for the start of elise christie's race. we will bring it to you as soon as it happens. ukip members will vote for or against sacking their current leader at an emergency meeting in birmingham today. the party's national executive committee backed a vote of no confidence in henry bolton last month, but he has refu

it was down near the propellers on the hull of the vote where we would have either hit it or cut it -- boat where we would have hit it or cut it with a propeller. it's just not something i could do. >> reporter: the captain went on to say there is no law that explicitly states you can't get a whale. so i talked to noaa about that. they said it doesn't say don't pet a whale, but the intention of the law itself is to keep wild animals wild and for them to act naturally. the question investigators have to look at now is whether or not petting a whale makes it act unnaturally. >> emily, the captain said the whale swam up to the boat. does the law say anything specific about that and, if so, what is the boat captain or tourist supposed to do when that happens? >> reporter: so the whole premise basically of this law is to keep these wild animals wild, like i said, but also to keep them from -- to not disrupt them i guess i should say from what they would naturally be doing. so if it's swimming your direction, you're not supposed to try and scare it away. you're supposed to let it continue s

for many eastern areas on sunday, you can see norwich, hull, newcastle, all the way up to aberdeen, that this weather front crosses you and bring to the rain. watch what - as go we go through sunday. still milder. .. coming in from the south—west. air, coming in from the south—west. then there is a sudden shift in the wind direction. it starts coming out of the east. that means as we had through the next few days things are set to turn that little bit colder. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. the headlines: president trump has again brushed off questions from journalists on us gun laws after visiting a hospital in florida, where victims of wednesday's high school shooting are being treated. mr trump met some of those injured and their families. 13 russians in the us have been charged as part of special counsel robert mueller‘s investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election. president trump has tweeted again that his campaign did nothing wrong and there was no collusion. in his first state of the nation address, south africa's new president, cyril ramaphosa, has spoken of