we are on the main hinckley road, one of the main roads out of leicester.ed as a polish convenience store the hind is here. it's of course a massive disruption here. let's talk to john course a massive disruption here. let's talk tojohn alexander, who lives down the road that here.” heard a little explosion and then felt a tremendous shock to the house. it felt like it was going to bring the ceiling down. what did you see when you came down here?” bring the ceiling down. what did you see when you came down here? i saw, the first thing that i saw was a shop that had been destroyed that had taken up the bus shelter opposite it. and pretty quickly after that, a fire started. as you can see, the emergency services are still here. this incident has been going on for hours now. we know people are been taken to hospital. we have seen people are been taken to hospital. we have seen rescue people are been taken to hospital. we have seen rescue dogs going into the scene. we understand that that search and rescue team searching the wreckage now to see... it's not and

the main road to the capital is submerged. the country is split into. this year the flooding has been extensive with entire cities being affected. the bridge on the main road has collapsed. the force of the waters makes matters worse. ramiro is transporting timber to the bolivian capital of pandas. looking at the damaged bridge he weighs up his options. this time and then i do but i stumble come on. she want to hold them off but the. police come out in the front then. but it's what they see is special treatment that angers those who've been waiting for a day. in my life. but i do know i get it but i don't care for that. fed up with waiting ramiro risked everything. up to federal ski industry went back to the. us how about how. he could easily be swept away by the current. house. he must now get across a mountain area eroded by deforestation you know. what about on amadeo he may go to go from we probably go yes go go to stalin look at the best. way to keep out the stuff that you know. that you're not the man of it all say about. the modern. which he did

we are on the main hinckley road which is one of the main roads out of leicester. as destroyed what has been described as a polish convenience store behind us. it caused massive disruption as well. let's talk to john alexander lists down the road. you heard this happen. john alexander lists down the road. you heard this happenlj john alexander lists down the road. you heard this happen. i did. i was sitting in the back room of my house. i heard a low explosion and felt a tremendous shock through the house and it felt like it would bring the ceiling down. what did you see when you came down here?|j see when you came down here?” saw. . . see when you came down here?” saw... the first thing i saw was a shop that had been destroyed. that had taken out the bus shelter opposite, blown debris across all four carriages. you can see and quickly after that a fire started. the emergency services are still here as you can see in this incident has been going on for several hours. we know that four people have been taken to hospital. we have seen search and rescue dogs going into

in the way the country's most important off museum the national gallery is located right on the main road but it's been closed for renovation for some time now the museum's back yard however is home to a fascinating development age used to be filled with rubbish now it is the garden of peace and hope an event venue especially for young artists in the usaf. for the for the soldiers what. we are looking for the young generation or for you the young people who are talented they have a career to vittie or they are scared they have to skills in the arts and we find it to those who are and remote area where the forest area and then i find them and bring them here and i. invite some expert in art and i take exhibition the next exhibitions about to begin a new at the young curator is receiving support from three artists they're going over final preparations for the exhibition of as at a one on one this but the situation of women in kabul has massively improved in recent times in the past they weren't even allowed to go to work they couldn't leave the house but that's becoming more normal now i'm

police in kenya fired tear gas at opposition protesters after they barricaded a main road in nairobi protesters are demanding that kenya's three main t.v. channels be allowed back on the air in compliance with the high court order government shut the channels down on tuesday after they planned to broadcast the mock inauguration of opposition leader raul odinga. the father of three young women who were abused by larry nasser tried to be. discreet doctor in court randall margrave's had asked the judge for five minutes alone with nasser she refused and then more graves lunged toward nasser as you saw there he was tackled by gore words or phrases hundreds of years in prison for carrying out decades of sexual abuse on members of the u.s. gymnastics team. police reinforcements several arrived in the french port city of kabul a after fierce clashes broke out on thursday night between migrants more than twenty people were injured at least four are in critical condition with gunshot wounds serves as a gateway to britain and many migrants camped out there in hopes of stowing away in trucks that

on the main road supplanted by the enemy before their withdrawal to hinder our advance. how many mountains and how he did region with the smuggling route even before i still captured the area iraqi forces have talked since last year about controlling the border town of those carmack to after seizing areas in koop province from kurdish peshmerga fighters discriminant who is in a strategic position because it straddles the oil rich border between iran and iraq as well as the iraqi province of salaheddine the area is a proposed transit route for trucks carrying oil iraq's government agreed in december to transport crude oil from crude coupe to can munch a refinery in iran and return up to sixty thousand barrels per day of any an oil will be trucked to sit in iraq government leaders in baghdad have been reluctant to use the oil infrastructure of northern iraq says kurdish regional government. in the last few days the iraqi troops say their operation helped secure some villages despite losing control of the area the kurdish regional government supports the offensive and says

police in kenya have fired tear gas at opposition protesters after their barricaded a main road in nairobi protesters are angry as a government crackdown which followed the mock inauguration of opposition leader raul a danger demanding kenya's three main t.v. channels be allowed back on air the channels were banned after their plan to broadcast the mocking organization. russia has been marking the seventy fifth anniversary of the red army is victory at stalingrad a military parade was held in the city now known as volgograd a battle between the serviette union and nazi germany is considered to be a turning point of world war two german chancellor angela merkel has warned that there are still major differences between her party and have potential coalition partners the social democrats the two parties enter into formal coalition talks this weekend have until early next week to end a months long battle to form a government and people here in germany appear to be getting weary a new poll released today indicates that many germans doubt whether the chancellor's hope for grand coalition will ha

he's rushing for main roads trying to kill it leaving the country but it turned out it was too late by the time they got there he was already on a private plane heading for the difficult to remember why so many people from out extremely the state that's the district if you can in the distance it while the poor law had to come in illegally get involved some of. the pretext ukraine government even them in place that you care to leave it appeals. to them. yeah they say that they have deported him but he claims that he was kidnapped who is to be believed nicholas. grant definitely there's a certain defeat to go to the sense. that the people who are wearing for purposes uniforms these are people in camouflage uniforms and they sent out the. ukraine photographs of this he did say that since you gave one support over one of the flame he was. explaining on something to him there is going to be some form of equal procedure but that made it. pretty central crane here clearly this afternoon here in the restaurant in the middle of all of for three more monday off right and nicholas we just have th

he was said to have been treated like god at manchester city's main road round. in court it was said he groomed the parents of the complainant so he could carry on the complainant so he could carry on the abuse. he offered no evidence in his defence, but his barrister accused some of the men who were boys at the time of inventing stories about him and jumping on the bandwagon. today the 64—year—old, who has appeared throughout the case via video link, should he said as the guilty verdicts were returned. some aussies the terms were in tears hearing finally that the man who abused them when they were little boys has been convicted —— some of his victims were in tears. south africa's president jacob zuma will speak to the media tomorrow after the governing african national congress decided to recall him from office. jacob zuma has come under mounting pressure to resign, following several corruption scandals. not quite the night of the long knives, but still the party moving definitively to be rid of a defiant president. late last night the convoy of the anc leader c

we're not seeing problems on the main roads, but we have a bunch of accidents in the suburbs, this one lower providence ridge pike highland avenue. one in lansdale, one at main street chestnut street. we found people talking about icy roads on rolling road here in springfield township. as you travel out and about you need to be careful. 42 northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville. for the most part, the highway is wet, you have to watch for a slick spot or two, as you travel. a lot of people bleary eyed as they travel around. the rain is out of here, but nonetheless you have to look for wet spots that could be slick now that temperatures have dropped, matt and tam. [cheers and applause] >> that is what it sounded like in u.s. bank stadium when an eagles made a play, sounded like the link. fans at the super bowl said it felt like a home game with the fans cheering on their team. >> man flocked to minneapolis to witness the game in person, "action news" at 4:00 p.m., brian taff and sharrie williams talked to a new jersey couple who waited decades for this. >> sam and an

. >> this is the road i grew up on, the main road. >> reporter: marie rexford is a witness to the changesrought by rising temperatures. >> good attraction for all the tourists. to us they're a nuisance. they can smell your good food anywhere. they have broken down our door to our cellars. >> reporter: for centuries residents stored the whales they hunted in the permafrost, a natural underground freezer. >> most of the ice cellars filled up with water, and it's hard to keep them going. >> you used to have natural ice cellars. >> yeah. >> that have now melted? >> they washed out. erosion got all of them. they're all gone. >> and now you've got containers. >> reporter: relying on the earth for sustenance is something the people of kaktovik need to do because even though there is a grocery store here that doesn't mean groceries are accessible for everyone. >> $21 for a bottle of lotion. everywhere you look prices are about three times. $34 for conditioner. it's tough. the prices are a lot higher. >> how challenging is it to keep your store stocked here on barter island? >> the planes are full

main roads have been treated, but you'll find some spots turning the corner.f it looks like it's damp or got that sheen on it this morning, treat it like ice to start with. temperatures are in the 20s and lower 30s, just below freezing, just enough to make you bundle up this morning. but we will see lots of sunshine. and so in addition to those layers, you'll need your sunglasses today. those snow showers will miss us. in fact, nothing coming our way until we get to wednesday. and here's wednesday morning. 4:30 in the morning. a little bit of snow moving through baltimore. it moves through our area first thing, but mainly going to be a rain event wednesday. wednesday it looks like not a great day for any parade activity. pick any other day this week and we'll be just fine. 37 degrees this afternoon, we'll hit 44, and a bit of a mix in the morning and quickly changes over to rain on wednesday. and then we're dry for thursday and friday and most of the day onsied will by dry. but clouds return. we could see some showers late saturday night, and sunday looks like

on the main roads planted by the enemy before their withdrawal to hinder our advance. the hungry mountains and region with the smuggling route even before i said captured the area iraqi forces have talked since last year about controlling the border town of two score a month to after seizing areas in province from goodish mirka fighters discriminant who is in a strategic position because it straddles the oil rich border between iran and iraq as well as the iraqi province of dean. the area is a proposed transit route for trucks carrying oil iraq's government agreed in december to transport them to can munch a refinery in iran in return up to sixty thousand barrels per day of rain in oil will be trucked to sit in iraq government leaders in baghdad have been reluctant to use the oil infrastructure of northern iraq is kurdish regional government. in the last few days the iraqi troops say their operation help secure some villages despite losing control of the area the kurdish regional government supports the offensive and says iranian not iraqi kurds and members of the whit

police in kenya have fired tear gas at opposition protesters after they barricaded a main road in nairobi protesters demanding kenya's three main t.v. channels be allowed back on the air in compliance with a high court order the government shut the channels down on tuesday after they planned to broadcast the mock inauguration of opposition leader. a man who deliberately drove into a group of muslim worshippers in london has been jailed for a minimum of forty three years darren osborn was convicted of killing one man after applying a van into people in the finsbury park mosque in june the judge said he had been motivated by hatred. for a special report documenting the horrors of life in a war zone dozens of civilians are fair to been killed in less than two weeks in the syrian region free that's the battles to expel kurdish fighters next report takes you into the heart of the city to meet the people whose lives are being torn apart by conflict. this cellar is their only protection from the air strikes a descent into darkness and misery this woman says her family's house just southwest of a

i think the main roads will just be wet so i wouldn't cancel dinner plans. interior new jersey along the coast just take your rain gear. it will be rain, not snow. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, it'smorrow, the. the evening snow and rain. by sunday, the sunshine is back. we bump it up to 48 degrees. all that melting. we continue to warm up on monday, a warm front moves through. that could bring us a late day shower. 52 degrees the high but the main impact is@ the record warmth behind it. tuesday we'll likely tie a record high of 70. wednesday breaking a record high that was set way back in the 1930's, a high of 73. cold front brings us some late day rain and then temperatures drop back into the 50's on thursday and friday. i will be getting new information on the storm system. i'll have details on "action news" at 11:00. >> all right cecily. abc's "world news tonight" with david muir next on channel6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please joan us for a special tro

leing authorities to ban heavy lorries from using the main roads and highways in the paris region. a decision that's impacted industries and businesses that rely on the delivery of goods. france's national road transport federation says the snow was already costing around sixty million euros a day. for freight companies ale. really endangers small businesses because the content of profit. the problem is likely to persist but the government said it was working on a series of measures to offset potential losses. these include plans to temporarily waiveorking hrs requiremts and extends tax paymts deadlines. officials also said they were considering allowing lorries back on the roads this weekend. is our members say one other thing about it has hidden place. right on and thank you very much for that age is a business update now and take a short break. do stay tuned for more news coming up for it 02/09/18 02/09/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] y: from pafica, this is democracy now! >> there is nothing partisan or political about protecting dreamers. yet our dreamers hang

the greater hazards lie away from main roads where there is less traffic and the snow has had time toand to freeze. that brought a series of accidents which began before dawn and disrupted bus services and caused the closure of dozens services and caused the closure of d oze ns of services and caused the closure of dozens of schools. in norfolk, where 36 schools were closed, the freezing conditions also disrupted rail services. greater anglia trains said they were forced to cancel services. ourtrains they were forced to cancel services. our trains have to go slower, the points can freeze, the signals can freeze. that means that if the points freeze, the train can't go in the right direction. the amber warning also covers north—east england where the problems caused by snow and ice mirrored those further south. crawling traffic, pedestrians slithering through their daily routines. but on tynemouth beach, the swimmers defied subzero temperatures for a dip that was rather more than just bracing. in east yorkshire, the snow swept across york's millennium bridge. white and the sands of sca

in philadelphia there is walnut, chestnut, and the main roads are named after trees instead of people. instead, you are now walking around other streets named after allowhillsuch as c street, named after his first wife, pemberton street, and once you start getting involved in quaker history, you can point them out on the map. these exhibits start over here with this quilt. and this quilt was created by a group of women -- it is called the house of industry. and they were active in philadelphia after they sort of took up arms, quaker arms, after the yellow fever epidemic. they noticed there were a lot of women who were left widowed or had children to take care of and they needed to find a way to help those women by providing clothing and services, but also to give women the opportunity to work for wages. so in this house of industry was active in that, and the quilt we have is an act of quaker activism, in a sense, even though doubt -- have here is an emblem of quaker activism, in a sense, even though it is just a quilt. each individual square is signed by a woman who was working with

another man who will tell us he was abused by barry bennell on the pitch at man city's old ground, maine road

. >> reporter: and over in nearby niles, the town's main road is passable only by boat. >> i've seen a flood here and there. island park always floods, but this is incredible. >> reporter: several homes surrounded by feet of freezing water. >> we can't even get to our house without full waders on. this water is freezing cold. >> reporter: the flooding is pushing east. in pennsylvania a police officer had to be rescued from the roof of his patrol car submerged in floodwaters. >> there was heavy water in the area. a police vehicle was probably about 100 yards out in the water. >> really tough to see those horses in distress, wasn't it? in the meantime, snow continues to move through the upper midwest. we're going to more on the forecast in just a few moments. >>> but we turn now to several developments in the florida school shooting. the armed officer who stayed outside during the shooting has now resigned. he was seen here at a school board meeting in 2015 talking about campus security. >> and we're also learning about another delay in the police response blamed on a communications is

some of the locals here have been helping people move cars off the main roads, it has been very icy, has not had time to hit it, so, yeah, it has been an interesting day. landlord jason was among those who helped reopen the road. you have seen the forecast, are you worried about the rest of the week? it is going to be the same again tomorrow, i do believe, and thursday evening as well, so it will be the same again. norfolk also sought school closures, and that this primary schools the head teacher said she had no option. this primary schools the head teacher said she had no optionli felt it was an safe to open, i am here, but i can't look after 420 children. that was why i made the decision, it is still snowing now, the roads not safe, and ijust didn't want staff being put at risk. across the eastern counties, traffic called and travellers waited for news on cancelled rail services. 0perators had run empty trains through the night to keep the tracks open, but for a while the defeated them. —— the snow defeated them. this afternoon, in the south—east, the snow was replaced by blue ski

garbage trucks on tuesday residents of one of the worst affected neighborhoods garbage and blocked main roads with rubbish bags the mayor is blaming his predecessor to change the rubbish collection system and we stamp are really suspended for allegedly the nice man if you get. but it will be difficult for the mayor to avoid the responsibility he's now being investigated by control tory he even as he's promising to end the crisis in the next three days something the people have definitely are hoping for now finally this bulletin something for those wanting to upgrade to a cool car this new russian a vehicle is officially the world's coolest in fact it is ice cold a group of friends in siberia have built a vehicle with the bodywork off entirely from blocks of ice the world's most practical they're called though it is drivable but the five tons of body works and feeling limits performance. and i again i mean there's a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera a high level north korean delegation to the china lympics has touched down in south korea and includes leader kim jong un sister ki

he was said to have been treated like god at manchester city's maine road ground.t, it was said bennell had groomed the parents of the complainants so he could carry on the abuse. he offered no evidence in his defence, but his barrister accused some of the men, who were boys at the time, of inventing stories about him and jumping on the bandwagon. today, the 64—year—old, who has appeared throughout the case via video link, shook his head as the guilty verdicts were returned. some of his victims were in tears, hearing finally that the man who'd abused them when they were little boys has been convicted. as you can see from those pictures, barry bennell is a shadow of his former self and what he was like to those boys from 1979 through the 805. there tho5e boys from 1979 through the 805. there are still seven charges against him outstanding, so thejury will return tomorrow to continue their deliberations and the judge has told them that he will now accept a majority verdict from them with those judges accept a majority verdict from them with thosejudges going accept a

tear gas in a number of villages while reinforcements were deployed to stop protesters blocking main roads the country has a shia majority but the ruling more sunni since the demonstrations first broke out hundreds of people have been stripped of their citizenship. police in iran have arrested dozens of unlicensed money traders as concern grows about the falling value of the brain in reality the president is under pressure to stop the currency slide against the dollar which business people say is doing serious harm to the economy he has a report from tehran every morning iranians wake up to find the money you look pockets is worth less than when they went to bed that's because the iranian ryall has been on a downward spiral for years. iranian see the u.s. exchange rate as an indicator of the country's economic climate for many small businesses the forecast is not good. the price of a dollar directly impacts our business it's been thirty percent more expensive for the past two months so everything we buy cost is thirty percent more. for only telephony higher costs equal higher prices that m

to the next trying to stop this arrest and deportation there are even reports people going to the main road heading west towards poland trying to search come to find him if you go term is actually an active state the person he was stripped of his ukraine if it's in ship while he was out of country last year and he did any last two months trying to apply for asylum here those appeals cases failed in the recent weeks and he was trying to bring out the people on the streets this sunday for big protests in kiev and across the first across the countries that had give incentives for his political opponents to try and get him out of the country both before ok so now he's in poland as a stateless person was likely to happen today. what's difficult to imagine sacristy retiring to politics isn't fifty years old and with someone who is known to really live off the treadmill in the street politics in your history to carry on as an example to see if you weakened it's important to remember the fallen wasn't the only option the table we heard from off the record from ukrainian government sources says thre

as is always the case, the greater hazards lie away from main roads, where there is less traffic andw has had time to settle and freeze. that has brought a series of accidents which began before dawn, it has disrupted bus services and caused the closure of dozens services and caused the closure of d oze ns of services and caused the closure of dozens of schools. the village of leeds near maidstone was complete the cut off for a time as ice and compacted snow stranded cars and lorries. landlord jason tharp helped to clear the road. you have seen the forecast, are you worried about the rest of the week? yes, it will be the same tomorrow, and thursday evening as well. it will be the same again. norfolk also saw school closures. at mulbarton primary school, the head teacher said she'd had no option. i felt it was't safe to open. you know, i'm here, but i can't look after 420 children, so that was why i made the decision, it's still snowing now, the roads aren't safe, and i just didn't want staff being put at risk. tonight, rail operators who had done their best to protect timetables are

he was said to have been treated like god at manchester city's maine road ground.it was said bennell had groomed the parents of the complainants so he could carry on the abuse. he offered no evidence in his defence, and his barrister accused some of the men, who were boys at the time, of inventing stories about him and jumping on the bandwagon. bennell has previously received jail sentences in the united states, and here in the uk, after being convicted of similar offences. this afternoon, as throughout his trial, this serial child molester appeared via video link. he shook his head as the guilty verdicts were returned. some of his victims had come to watch. hearing finally that the man who abused them when they were little boys has been convicted. so, what happened today is that he was found guilty of 36 of the charges and the jury is still considering seven others. so the judge has told them to go away and continue their deliberations tomorrow, although he will accept a majority verdict on those seven outstanding cases. this trial is not finished yet, thejury out

revolt after he was accused of cheating in the presidential election when filipinos flooded at a main road in manila demanding an end to corruption and human rights abuses thousands were killed for voicing opposition to his rule two territories were on drugs reminds many of the darker time because thousands more filipinos have been killed. despite that and opposition from these protesters and others such as the roman catholic church deterred say remains popular able to withstand whatever criticism he gets from rights groups the media and his political opponents and several new sean we are celebrating decades more than three decades there with being used to define what we are as a nation which is a democratic society a republican government where there is a lot about the man but the problem with that he's after that's all we all the web . deter to wish the protesters well calling the anniversary a time for unity in the name of democracy but unlike his predecessors he wasn't there to deliver his message or hear how polarized his policies have made these filipinos feel and. former italian pri

schools, bakeries, food tricks, main roads and even ambulances.ut of medical equipment and themselves being targeted. people inside eastern ghouta described the situation as hell. there were mortars falling into damascus. the government and russia are determined to clear the area from what they describe as terrorists, but eastern ghouta has been besieged forfive years and completely sealed off for 50 days. unicef has issued a statement saying they are running out of words to describe the situation, and the un special envoy said to might be seeing another aleppo scenario. aleppo was also bombed out and seized until the moment where both rebels and civilians gave up and were bussed out of their own hometown towards idlib in the north, where it is also being bombarded. for the people in eastern ghouta, they have been living the walk the seven years, they are tired of the bombing, the procedure meant, they want safety and beginning to end. —— they have been living the wall for seven yea rs. been living the wall for seven years. they might not want to

residents the strike hit two cars and a truck traveling along a road south of sada it also damaged the main road from the city to the yemeni capital of sana'a the saudi led coalition is trying to oust toothy rebels who control much of the country's north thousands have been killed in the fighting. hundreds of villages have been destroyed and more than six hundred thirty thousand people forced to leave their homes after a surge in violence in the democratic republic of congo the un's refugee agency has warned that fighting in southeastern tag and he kept province could lead to a humanitarian disaster of extraordinary proportions a shot at palace explains. the eastern border of the democratic republic of congo isn't who morrow reports of violence to reach one thousand kilometers north to south. clashes between a ugandan rebel group and seize military in the north east has pushed civilians to make the dangerous crossing into again and some are attempting to roll across lake albert one of africa's great lakes and attain a paddle and you know some died of hunger some drowned and the like there's no o

the roads, the main streets are still looking pretty good. but some of the side streets are still dealing with the slush. you can see some of the cars still have snow over the tops of them. you guys were mentioning the branches falling down. we're actually beginning to see the snowmelt and fall off into clumps on the sidewalk here. again, let me show you the sidewalk on another side street. you can see it's a little bit icy, a little bit thick. a little bit snowy. these are conditions all around. basically, if you're driving this morning, you really shouldn't have that much trouble. the roadways for the most part are clear. just a little bit wet and slushy on the side streets. it's the sidewalks that you really have to worry about today. reporting live in allentown, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> 9:06 right now. a teenager who survived the florida high school shooting is trending on twitter this morning. just ahead, why some hope her impassioned speech will be the tipping point to prevent more gun violence at schools. >>> also this morning,

tear gas in a number of villages while reinforcements were deployed to stop protesters blocking main roads the country has the shia majority but the ruling monarchy is sunni since the demonstrations first broke out hundreds of people have been stripped of their citizenship. they had of northern ireland's largest pro british unionist party says there's no prospect of restoring devolved government instead democratic unionist party leader arlene foster call for london to take back financial control from the belfast administration the region which is part of the united kingdom has been without a devolved government for over a year the irish republican party sheen fane withdrew from a power sharing government with the over a financial scandal talks have since founded over demands by shin fein for legislation to give official status to the irish language. international aid has begun arriving in parts of tongo that were hit by psycho on monday military aircraft from all from australia and new zealand have flown in emergency supplies to the pacific nation the cycle in which has caused widespread s

this, a main road in leicester, now the scene of what the police called a major incident. if there are more casualties. reports suggest the explosion happened in a polish shop which had a flat above it. neighbours felt their homes shaking from the force of the explosion. here, people helped paramedics to treat the injured. fire crews have been searching the wreckage of the building. the cause of the explosion is still not known. leicestershire police have, in the last few minutes, given an update on the investigation into this blast in leicester. they say that, at this stage, there is no indication that this explosion was linked to terrorism. so they are obviously looking at other potential causes of that blast. the emergency services still dealing with the aftermath of that, after the building in which the explosion took place caught fire. a number of buildings in the hinckley road area damaged as a result of that explosion, which happened just after 7pm. leicestershi re happened just after 7pm. leicestershire fire and rescue service and the ambulance service is also deal

garbage trucks on tuesday residents of one of the worst affected neighborhoods garbage and blocked main roads with rubbish bags the mayor is blaming his predecessor. who changed the rubbish collection system and was temporarily suspended for allegedly this man if you did. but it will be difficult for the mayor to avoid the responsibility he's now being investigated by control tory he even as he's promising to end the crisis in the next three days something the people have definitely are hoping for. more than ten thousand people have fled their homes in argentina's north insulter province after a river bust its banks causing major flooding salter is home to several of argentina's remaining indigenous communities donna shanor a ports now from santa victoria in argentina as far north. when the waters rise they do so rapidly and they're ruthless there's just time to save what's essential a place of it happened on that i saved much enough but then i couldn't get back seven kilometers from there i haven't heard anything from my sister more than one hundred members of the indigenous community left e

a crime scene shutsdown a main road.test. ( james ) plus a police chase ends with a standoff in the east bay. how it all started... coming up at the top of the hour. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:seasonably cool temperatures through tuesday with an upper low off the central coast that will bring a slight chance of showers, mainly for the hills of the central coast. continued dry for the bay area this week with another weak system approaching later wednesday night into thursday. warming trend and continued dry into the weekend. long range trends suggest cooling with a chance of showers by around presidents day. ( darya ) breaking news this morning. tesla road in livermore is closed because of a major crime scene. ( james ) kron 4's will tran is live in livermore with the details. will? (darya) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (

locals say the strike hit two cars and a truck traveling along a road south of sada it's damaged the main road from the city to the yemeni capital sanaa alliances trying to oust who three rebels who control much of the country's north. a prominent human rights activist in bahrain has been jailed for five years now below her job was a leading figure in the twenty seven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced for posting tweets criticizing back reins intervention in the yemen civil war and accusing prison guards of using torture is really a media say a form a confidant of prime minister benjamin netanyahu may testify against him in a corruption case. as a former director of the communications ministry police arrested him on sunday as part of a probe into links between the telecoms giant and the government and the now who has called the investigation a witch hunt police have declared a curfew in central colombia after rioting broke out over revelations about former fock rebels the government revealed a supermarket chain was being used as a front for hiding fox assets the connection could put t

. >> it lifted the sidewalks up and one of the main roads over it, it's one of the biggest water main breaks that i have seen in my career here in the city of [ indiscernible ]. >> this water line is managed by the water service. an official told me a short time ago it's still unclear exactly what caused this waterline to give weight this morning. there was no instruction work happening in this area at the time. the impact from people -- for people has been significant all morning long. you can see the traffic in the southbound direction along el camino real down to just one lane. this work is expected to continue at least through the rest of the day. it remains to be seen if the elementary school here in st. matthew church will be open for students. to bar. >> a lot of disruption. thank you.'s >>> the flaring began before 8:00 this morning. chevron is calling this an isolated incident and in -- emphasizing, people nearby do not have to shelter in place. robocalls were made this morning to notify neighbors about the flaring. chevron has apologized for this incident and the inconvenien

tear gas at a number of villages while reinforcements were deployed to stop protesters blocking main roads since protests first broke out hundreds of people have been stripped of their citizenship and deported under new strict laws designed to punish so-called disloyalty. the bar boys political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan china garage the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was sixty five those were the headlines about the news hour in thirty minutes to stay with us here on officer. my heart. did you see all of this off. the. bus a lot on a. family shops. a lot of. give out to us i mean what also would be in the other. building on the thought of building a story out there. on out there. thought he had how to. get in the field sure a lot of fun i'm a workaholic and. something new from an invasion. but no outlet holly. and a lot of stuff in the get it. i'm sure the law one theme iraq is the bit that. the field office left. that would burn up on. a couple. sweaty it. will follow you

it's not the main roads, but the suburbs watch out for slick spots. >> fans took to streets to celebrate the super bowl championship. the game went down to the last second. i lost years off my life in the last 06 seconds. the eagles were victorious defeating the patriots 41-33. giving philadelphia it's first championship in 58 years. one by one the players took turns 'tis -- kissing the bottom beard trophy. eagles and quarterback nick foles show they are the top dogs and could not be stopped. foles becomes the first quarterback to lead the eagles to the super bowl and the first quarterback who started the season as a backup to win the super bowl since tom brady in 2002. broad street became a sea of green when fans took over all the way to city hall. hydraulic fluid police placed on the poles was not enough to keep fans from climbing them. >> the fans descend on cottman and frankford mayfair section. the police set up garbage trucks to block off the intersection so fans could celebrate safely. it was hard to tell who was more excited. super bowl m.v.p. hugged his dad, larry. he whispered