some of the fog again will longer and loiter into the afternoon.be sunshine outside of that. another quiet cold day of weather. the northern ireland and scotland south—westerly breeze brings cloud. one of two spots of rain with that. also bringing milder weather. temperatures up to my nine oi’ weather. temperatures up to my nine or ten. we will see further changes in the weather towards the middle pa rt in the weather towards the middle part of the week. high—pressure slips away to europe, tightly packed isobars and the wind will strengthen through wednesday and thursday. it will help clear the fog and also bring milder weather. towards the end of the week most of us should have temperatures in double figures. an investigation uncovers a catalogue of failures contribute into the death of a man who should have been in hospital operation. good afternoon, now time for a look at the day's sports news, with me, jessica creighton. hull city player ryan mason is said to be in a stable condition, after undergoing surgery on a fractured skull. the hull city

those loitering at the bar would have missed the first name changes made.irst if they had dreams have dreamt something that dramatic that area the group could not have dreamt something that dramatic that run wild they struggled to find any structure. wolves threatened to run against southampton had dominated —— dominated possession. the same was plymouth, liverpool had dominated —— dominated possession. the same was true the mickey when they got the had the chance. this is unbelievable. the first half without a shot on target. it took one hour to get this far. the championship team had absorbed all that had been thrown at them. but the fee —— with a few —— uk made he will they had the chance. this is unbelievable. the first half without a shot on target. it took one hour to get this far. the championship tea m to get this far. the championship team had absorbed all that had been thrown at them. but the fee —— with a few minutes to go but there could be no more goals, as wolves pulled off one of the shocks of the season. liverpool pars miserable month goes f

pick up within san francisco so i'm excited for the holiday season excited for if anyone wins the loiter you know you remember where to spend it; right? >> because we need it tax base in the course anything happens i'm proud to interest the champion because people will be satisfied with the things they purchase and the supports, of course, along with shopping and supporting our small businesses is the incredible thence e temples of thousand of workers we'll be supporting as well because we have deliberately raised the minimum wage but all the small businesses were saying okay let's make sure the city supports us it works it is an entire eco system that we created where we can help the workforce with a higher wage and help the families and also do our share to make sure we support all the small businesses you'll find me eating and shopping and diane in the local businesses i need to visit every corridor through the holidays and greet the families that are here to get our port as well so everybody let's shop and dine in the 49 and make that more than real let's get the products we all know

. >> jeanie murphey says loiters are a growing problem smoking pot and damaging the wall. >> puttingtes out on the wall, ruining the wall. it's unfortunate people abused the privilege. >> i doubt people sitting on the wall are damaging the wall. it sounds like they are trying to get rid of a certain type of people many the park. the area saw a recent rash of crimes. a murder in october led to police presence. some worry whatever the reason, the message will have unintended consequences. >> what do you think it says? >> it says we are not friendly, not open for business. i don't like that. i want philly open for business. >> there are two protests planned for next week, including a sit in. jim? >> thank you, jeff. >> lynn was back before a judge, lynn's attorney wants the case thrown out. lynn was convicted of child endangerment for failing to investigate sexual abuse against a priest. he spent 33 months in jail before an appeal's court granted him a new trial. the judge will judge in march. >> good samaritans rush to the rescue of a driver stuck in front of a train racing down the tr

in the bar would have missed those goals.“ those loitering in the bar would have missed those goals.clocks change, men struggled to find anything further. costa came close. against southampton and plymouth liverpool had dominated and the same was true against wolves again to little avail. all of it left the london side to make a woman they got the chance which they proceeded to do. —— to make hay when they got the chance. the first half without a shot on target. q coutinho. the championship team had absorbed all that had been thrown at them. and within a few minutes to go. they have got one back. but there was to be no more goals as wolves pulled off one of the shocks of the season. liverpool's miserable month goes from bad to worse, kicked out of a second major cup competition in the space of four days. i have been dreaming all week about winning, iam i have been dreaming all week about winning, i am a massive liverpool fan, so to go and do what we did was a real heat. playing top—class players. fantastic result for everyone. your manager was saying after the game that you left abso

by from this lingering loitering fog.ss a good part of england and wales. scotland and northern ireland having a cloudy day. with atlantic winds coming in, it will be around 10 degrees. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: defence secretary michael fallon is due to answer an urgent parliamentary question on trident, after a downing street spokesperson refused to confirm or deny reports that a missile malfunctioned during a test. the director of gchq, robert hannigan, has announced that he is stepping down. in a statement, he said he was resigning from the british "personal reasons". sinn fein announces its new leader at stormont will be michelle o'neill. she paid tribute to her predecessor martin mcguinness and said she will not "let down" voters in upcoming elections. an independent report into the death of dean saunders — a mentally—ill man who took his own life in chelmsford prison last year — has found staff failed to do enough to protect him, despite the risk that he might kill himself. the prime minister, theresa

those loitering at the bar would have missed the first goal.st night they could not have dreamt of something quite that dramatic that early. klopp changed. wolves threatened to run wild and costa threatened. against southampton and plymouth, liverpool had dominated possession in the same was true against wolves, too little avail. all left them to make hay and they had a chance. it is two, this is unbelievable. the first half without a shot on target. cue coutinho, it took an hour to get that far. the championships team had absorbed all stock deal they have got one back through due book originally. but they were to be no more goals as wolves, pulled off one of the shocks of the season, the miserable month goes from bad to worse, kicked out of a second major cup competition, a second one in four days. you can imagine we think a lot before the game and then when you see the start, because of our problems it all starts again. you have the ball, give it away, foul, free kick. it is an open situation and set piece. we could have defended better. i co

>> so the no smoking the no loitering noting our people stoops were the stairways. no double parking in parking neighbors drivers but we will cost lab security patrolling the area. if we do catch somebody a member of ours that is doing this we are going to put him a six-month suspension in a second time building that will ban them from our dispensary. >> so you will suspend him from using- >> for the first offense, correct >> can you clarify the hours you are planning to- >> so 9 am-7 pm is the hours of operation. >> everyday? >> everyday. >> that's in the condition of approval? >> i have to take a look at the -it is in the conditions of approval. the planning code allows it to go to 10 pm but they're closing at 7 pm. >> okay. >> i mean it's an enforcement issue because it's in the code >> so commissioner just to clarify, you can at this as a condition of approval. currently it's within the project description but it's not currently in the conditions that are outlined before you. so you have discretion in terms of the hours of operation and see if you can add the co

we had so many people sitting on the wall that were smoking marijuana, a 3-year-old >> reporter: loiterers have been there. >> counsel they are trying to get -- sounds like they are trying to get rid of a certain kind of person. >> reporter: a murder led to increase police presence, some worry whatever the reason, the ban will have unintended consequences. what message does it send? >> i think it's we're not open for business and we're not friendly. >> reporter: mayor kenny said the rules were implemented to protect the walls, protests are planned for next week. >>> two cleveland police officers are facing grin from their department -- discipline from their apartment for the shooting of riles -- tamir rice at a recreation center back in 2014. the child had a pellet gun. his partner is accused of driving his cruiser too close to rice. both officers were cleared of criminal wrong doing. the head of cleveland police union said the officer who shot the child did nothing wrong that day. >>> tamir rice's mother settled a civil rights lawsuit with the city of cleveland for $6 million and question

. >> reporter: loiterers have become a growing problem many smoking pot and damaging the wall. >> puttingcigarettes out on the wall. ruining the wall. it's unfortunate that the people abused the privilege. >> it sound to me like they are really trying to get rid a certain type of people that were in the park. >> reporter: the area had seen a recent rash of crime a murder in october led to increased police presence, some worry whatever the region, the band will have unintended consequences. >> what messages does it send? >> it says we're not open for business this is not friendly. i don't like that because i want philly to be open for business. >> reporter: mayor kenny said the rules were implemented to protect the walls. protests are planned for next week. >>> jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> happening right now police in conveyer county are searching -- delaware county are searching for the suspect who shot and killed a man in chester. this happened on the 3200 block of west third street around 9:00. no word about a motive. >>> the search will continue for a missing clam fisherma

the rain didn't keep folks inside but it doesn't look like they were lotterring outside either -- loitering outside either. >> trees were giving way because of the saturated ground. the park was closed because of the storm. >> life team coverage tonight where frank is in the bay where it's been raining hard for most ofs day . >> and justin is in the south bay where powerful winds are causing problems tonight but we begin first with chief meteorologist bill martin. >> we're gone macomb back to bill in a little bit. get the mic problem worked out and more on the rain. >> the rain has been pounding the area for much of the day. >> frank is live in downtown where flooding forced some people to evacuate last night. how is it looking tonight? >>reporter: i got to invest in new rain gear because it's coming down pretty good. better this time around because we'll get a break tomorrow and another one on saturday. it's not as intense but we got up here say around 11:00 or so. light rain most of the day. never really let up and around 4:00 right around that commute hour, it started coming down and it'

rittenhouse square, citing vandalism and structural concerns while nearby residents say it promoted loiteringnd drug use. the philadelphia department of parks put four signs up last week but early this morning crews came and took those signs down. >> cowardly is what it was, although they did cave in to public pressure. >> they've done it before. they legalized music in the park ten years ago when they banned music in rittenhouse square. it lasted for a few months. >> mayor jim kenney told us he agrees. >> you can't set up rules and not expect americans especially to push back. sit anywhere you want. >> and that's exactly what these folks intend to do. >> it shows that people spoke up enough and wanted change and i'm glad that happened. >> i reached out to the parks and rec department. a spokesperson told me they're working on a plan to deal with vandalism and structural concerns as part of the normal care and maintenance. >> let's turn to our weather now. foggy and wet drive home. live look at the ben franklin bridge through the fog. and building tops behind us are kind of disappearing, too.

the rain didn't keep folks inside but it doesn't look like they were lotterring outside either -- loitering outside either. >> trees were giving way because of the saturated ground. the park was closed because of the storm. >> life team coverage tonight where frank is in the bay where it's been raining hard for most ofs day . >> and justin is in the south bay where powerful winds are causing problems tonight but we begin first with chief meteorologist bill martin. >> we're gone macomb back to bill in a little bit. get the mic problem worked out and more on the rain. >> the rain has been pounding the area for much of the day. >> frank

they say sitting on the wall has to do with that, maybe loitering. >> i know that most times when i walk through park at night i smell weed. >> sometimes during the day. >> yesterday, we went over there for our spring fling, and there was a smell of marijuana in the air, not from our viewers, certainly. >> no. >> it was alex. >> what is this. >> no, it was not me. >> no. >> it was you. >> doh. >> it was not me but there was somebody in the park who was doing something. >> i didn't notice, maybe i was focusing on meeting viewers. >> yes, i have a high sensitivity to smells ape scents, my sense is, highly a tuned. >> okay. >> after all of these years. >> all the other senses are going straight to the bottom: well, not pot. you know what i mean. down the toilet. >>> 6:12. hillary clinton's e-mails, not again, hillary clinton's e-mails being investigated again but this time she is not focus, who the justice department is looking into. >>> lust, football coach kicks off recruiting season in style see the new ride that has him soaring above other coaches. >> that guy looks like a football coac

he was on a beat and central park many years ago when he confronted some young men that were seen loiteringn a certain area of the park, and a 15-year-old from harlem pulled out a gun and shot detective mcdonald in the throat and paralyzed him, and it was the young age of the young man who shot him as well as his grievous injuries that certainly got the attention of the entire nation. as he went throughout his years, detective mcdonald talked about forgiveness and said he forgave the young man who shot him and has traveled the world with that message, and that is why the turnout for him was so big in new york city and so profound paired we encourage you to read more about his story, i will put it on my twitter account come his obituary in "the new york times" which is inspiring to read and inspiring to all. we will be back with mark "happening now." for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads... here... here... or here. today, there's another option. drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in docto

the capabilities of the b-2 specifically not just its payload but its ability to loiter. there were specific reasons why the commanders thought this was appropriate thing to use. >> woodruff: the pentagon says initial assessments are that the strike was successful. but it's unclear whether any high-profile isis leaders were killed. the death toll from yesterday's suicide bombing in mali has risen to 77. the bomber struck government forces and former rebels who've been trying to enforce a 2015 peace treaty. surveillance footage captured the blast as the vehicle breached a compound where fighters had gathered for a meeting. a group linked to al-qaeda claimed responsibility. a political crisis intensified in gambia today, with the defeated president refusing to step aside. troops from neighboring states entered the small west african nation to force him out, after the new president took the oath of office. paraic o'brien of independent television news has our report. >> reporter: a nation holds it breath. in the run-up to a defining inauguration. the swearing in of a politic

the fog still loitering across the coastline of essex.ing, we will see an area of cloud which will probably stop things getting too foggy for a time across east anglia and south—east england. further west, it's a different story. across the midlands, east wales and central and southern england, we will get dense fog forming. northern ireland and scotla nd fog forming. northern ireland and scotland are relatively mild, with cloudy skies. with the cold, temperatures overnight could plummet as low as minus six celsius in the cold est as low as minus six celsius in the coldest spots as low as minus six celsius in the cold est spots of as low as minus six celsius in the coldest spots of england. it will be a cold start of the day, but fog is the other thing to watch out for, once again causing problems with visibility. and that fog bank could be really slow to clear, lingering well into the afternoon. we are talking about freezing fog, which does tend to stick around longer. across the south—west of england, some areas will avoid the fog and g

>> so the no smoking the no loitering noting our people stoops were the stairways.le parking in parking neighbors drivers but we will cost lab security patrolling the area. if we do catch somebody a member of ours that is doing this we are going to put him a six-month suspension in a second time building that will ban them from our dispensary. >> so you will suspend him from using- >> for the first offense, correct >> can you clarify the hours you are planning to- >> so 9 am-7 pm is the hours of operation. >> everyday? >> everyday. >> that's in the condition of approval? >> i have to take a look at the -it is in the conditions of approval. the planning code allows it to go to 10 pm but they're closing at 7 pm. >> okay. >> i mean it's an enforcement issue because it's in the code >> so commissioner just to clarify, you can at this as a condition of approval. currently it's within the project description but it's not currently in the conditions that are outlined before you. so you have discretion in terms of the hours of operation and see if you can add the condition

for patches are loitering but those will lift. it will stay quite misty, mind you.eastern and south—eastern england. things will probably improve in northern ireland overnight with stronger winds blowing in milder conditions. patchy rain here and west scotland. england and wales? another called make the countryside. temperatures getting down to minus six celsius. and fog is likely to reform and become dense. the worst of it towards the somerset levels, perhaps the south midlands, and the vale of york. you should allow extra time for your early morning commute. but there will be some bright weather, with sunshine across england and wales. for northern ireland and scotland, still a fair bit of cloud. winds coming in off the atlantic bring in milder air, so temperatures into double figures for belfast and for stornoway, still quite cold. the isobars tend to crunch together in the middle part of the week. the wins will be coming up from the south and boosting temperatures. stronger winds will clear the fog. try from many and turning milder. temperatures into double figu