pero ¿quÉ pasÓ con el chico en la calle, unos metros antes de la explosiÓn?>> [locutor] por algÚn milagro, ningÚn conductor estuvo en la lÍnea de fuego. la tapa del camiÓn cisterna cayÓ inofensivamente en una calle cercana. >> [eskridge] era imposible de creer que hubiera tantas personas cerca y que la gran... cantidad de lesionados no fuera mucho mayor de lo que fue. >> [locutor] cuatro policÍas sufrieron quemaduras por la explosiÓn. todos los pasajeros fueron evacuados de forma segura, y el conductor del camiÓn cisterna tambiÉn saliÓ ileso. pudo haber sido peor para mucha gente. >> [eskridge] si hay alguna lecciÓn para ser aprendida de este incidente, es "no compitas con un tren: el tren gana". >> oh, dios mÍo, no puede ser. es increÍble. cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305)887-3060 [♪] [♪]

looking at the metro, the first of oui’ looking at the metro, the first of our property stories for thee about first—time buyers, you first, any surprises in this story?” first—time buyers, you first, any surprises in this story? i think it is what has led to this, it is not suddenly it has become more affordable, it is not landlords dumping properties.” affordable, it is not landlords dumping properties. i was interested in that as well, it is a selling story really. but there are knock-on effects and benefits and lots of supply suddenly and this is how we have seen the record come through. interestingly, they are saying they are new results, this is from 2016 — 17, so there's a bit of a lag in the stats which is to be expected, but first—time buyers, ithink stats which is to be expected, but first—time buyers, i think it was 36 quite recently so that is a significant drop, and their earnings are 41,000 which is still a lot more than your average buyer. but it is heartening to see however, i think what happened with the december they went w:—:;, * w they went w: was 5:7—t ” they went w

starting with the metro and the oxfa m starting with the metro and the oxfam scandal, tip of the icebergs is the former development secretary speaking, we heard from penny mordaunt early in the day but this is priti patel. this story is going to grow and grow. we have been talking about haiti and it has now moved to chad. clearly, if the allegations turn out to be true, this is exploitation on a grand scale. we know that haiti is one of the most disaster struck, poverty riddled countries in the world and the idea that oxfam workers, charged with going in there and doing good, are somehow abusing their positions to enjoy them selves in some of the hellenistic fashion, it is a double bad, a good person using a position of authority to commit something he missed —— head on a stick fashion. these people are there to help and they are taking advantage. —— hedonistic fashion. these are entitled men who feel they have an entitlement to put their hands on women, vulnerable women, children in poor countries, and it is also about the culture of these charities, multi—million pound charities. there

to the metro, landmark ruling opens door for other crime victims to sue the police.what are the implications? they could be significant, but i don't think there will be a huge rush of cases to begin with. it is a very big case, the supreme court upholding a decision by the high court that the police could be liable under article three of the human rights act under the european convention of human rights, as opposed to a negligence claim, which traditionally they would lose. so instead under article three if you can show in cases of serious crime that there was a failure of investigation alone, and notjust that there was a failure of investigation alone, and not just a systematic failure, but you have to have a serious failure, also where the crime was sufficiently serious, then that could lead to a compensation claim. but i think the testis compensation claim. but i think the test is quite high. you have to have a serious crime, there has to be a sufficiently serious breakdown in the investigation for you to even consider a compensation claim against the police. in t

still the snow along the i-95 metro area. even across interior sections of south jersey staying all snow to the north and west. and rain down the extreme southern jersey and delaware and moves out quickly in a northwest direction into early sunday morning and sunshine should be returning by sunday afternoon. expected snowfall across the region, 1 to 3 inches here in philadelphia for glassboro and interior jersey and the immediate suburbs to the northern and west. 3 to 6 inches of snow for quarks town pottstown and kutztown and williamstown and bridgeton and none, not tracking a lot of precipitation there in south jersey. the heaviest 7:00 p.m. tomorrow through 1:00 in the morning on sunday and rough travel north and west along the i-95 metro area and sharp cutoff where you find the snow and where you are not and the rain snow line is uncertain and looks to be the heaviest to the north and west. chilly later on with temperatures falling and then the accuweather alert tomorrow. high temperature coming in at 40. with snow and mi

many of the front pages are already in, we have been looking through, the metro uses have been looking through, the metro uses a musketeer analogy to describe the comments of amber rudd on cabinet relations. theresa may is appeasing tory brexiteers by scrapping plans to remain in the customs union, meanwhile the times says a cabinet compromise on the customs union is on the cards. then a top bank of england official warns against post—brexit banking regulations. the guardian has an exclusive on a secret fraternity of freemasons which is continuing to operate in westminster. lloyds is becoming the first bank to bank customers from using credit cards to buy bitcoin. and the express says it is time to wrap up warm, describing the forthcoming cold spell as a scandinavian freeze. 0n the same story, the mirror says temperatures are going to plummet to minus 1a. that is a little flavour. no real consensus on what the main story will be, let us see what has appealed to i guess this evening. you will kick us off with the eye. brexit, what is the latest development. theresa may is trying to soot

we are here at the warminster location, the brand new metro diner. birthday. my man. what's your name? >> rich. >> let's have a hand for rich celebrating his birthday. >> thank you. >> come on, he has the chicken and waffles here. >> nothing like chicken answer waffles for breakfast. >> happy birthday, pal. >> thank you very much. >> grand new spot in warminster, metro diner, famous for everything is made from scratch. and take a look at this, evan the manager here, first tell me about the 12-inch challenge? >> well, that's exactly what it is, 12-inch challenge. i chose to put chocolate chips and bananas in it because that's my favorite. >> here is the other one i saw. >> this one is definitely fan favorite. a special. we doesn't run it all the time. we are running it right now and through the weaken, cinnamon roll pancakes. >> i was feeling, my voice kind of grabbing link here on the edge of getting sick and somebody told steve keeley this morning that i should have the crab benedict. to casino every get me back in action. >> that's my fate's favori

plans for saturday night, the biggest impact looks to be over next several hours especially on i-95 metro area from 7:00 p.m. right through 10:00 o'clock, major concerns out and about but this quickly moves on out and by 11:00 p.m. tonight we have got moisture departing to the southwest to northeast direction. so what to expect, and dr. we have issued that accu weather alert. we have reduced visibility for the rest of this evening snow. fall rates from a half an inch to an inch of snow, per hour, and then we will quickly find a change to rain, in philadelphia, and areas to the south and east but major travel concerns look to be to the north and west and in those suburbs there we have got more details and snowfall accumulation coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast, walter. >> melissa, thank you for that >>> we will move on to "action news" reporter trish hartman joining us live from doyletown in bucks county with a look at conditions there, trish. >> reporter: walter, just in the past minor two we have started to see a flurry or two fall. not covering the roads just y

i-95 metro area light drizzle. north ofgro at this h east of media, also some precipitation there in malvern and to the north of exton. still in south injuries any delaware, salem, elmer, glassboro, even over intoe and middletown and smyrna where some areas t to 3 inches of precipitation. as far as rain we have seen so fa philadelphia, and, in pennsylvania, well, we have pick up close to 2 inches. collegeville close to two. west chester one and three-quarters. bala cyn 1.64 and honey brook we have see and a half inches of rainfall. higher rainfall totals i should say we're dow along i-95 metro into south jersey and delaware. with that, surge of moisture it is very warm in philadelphia and it is 64, same thing in wilmington, 66 in dover. fifty-four in cape may, off to the west, in allentown and reading, temperatures there are in the middle 40's and 49 degrees, in the poconos. visibility not so much a concern here, in philadelphia, points to the south and east but we are down toy half mile in lancaster at this hour.

storm tracker 6 double scan showing things filling in, in the i-95 metro area.across south jersey and delaware, moderate pockets are filling in. street level of storm tracker 6, traveling eastward into atlantic city, rainfall to the south of smyrna. in dover, pockets of heavy moisture. this continues from the southeast to northeast direction. as you wake up tomorrow morning, future tracker shows 7:00 in the morning a wall of water setting up with the heaviest i-95 corridor. we talk about the weather headlines and why we issued an accuweather alert. one to two" inches of rain likely and higher amounts in low lying areas and patchy fog is another concern we are tracking sunday. we have more detail in the accuweather forecast, walter. >> we are following a developing story tonight, live picture of 56 and locust. a man in his 20s has been gunned down, shot in the face and torso about 9:30. the victim died later at penn presbyterian hospital. there is no word on a suspect or motivate. more on this story when we get more information. >> an inmate released from the the

snow has exited much of the i-95 metro area.with visibility in spots as we go through the rest of the overnight hours. sky 6 double scan radar, dry, no major issues with precipitation. light flakes north and west, rain we had in north jersey is exiting the coast. right now in philadelphia, 33. winds in the upper 20s. winds out of the northwest, pressure at 0.35. air temperature, 39. visibility increasing in philadelphia, up to six miles, down to 2.5-miles. we are up in wildwood because the precipitation has long ended. in the city, 33. same for allentown, pocono, 30. cape may, 35. dover 34. freezing in wilmington. we are showing you this is a quick thumping of snow racing to the north and east. in new england, spots can get half a foot of snow. clear skies headed our way for sunday. early snow and rain exiting, clear by dawn, 30 in the suburbs for the overnight lows, slushy roads watching out for slick spots there. 34 in philadelphia for the overnight low. future tracker 6, through the night, 3:30, a number of 35. 35 in allentow

the metro front—page. reach shame a homeless man has died outside the house of commons. it's a tragedy, a very sad story. there is a certain grim inevitability to the fa ct a certain grim inevitability to the fact that if people sleep out night after night in what has been extremely cold and unpleasant conditions, that in some cases could prove fatal. homelessness on the rise. i agree it's a great tragedy for this person. it does underline there is a real rise in homelessness. apparently there has been an18% homelessness. apparently there has been an 18% increase in rough sleepers in london since 2016. this sad death brings that home. how many homeless people you see on the streets of london now. it's very shocking. the express and in a couple of the other papers, the story about processed food being a cancer danger, it takes, crisps, pizza, chicken nuggets. there's nothing left for me to eat, disaster! it sounds like james's daily diet. i'm distraught about this story. you'd better stop soon. this is quit

the metro, this story on the front—page of a number of other papers.ad front—page of a number of other papers. beatlesjihad dis seized. this was the gang led byjihad dijohn, they are saying these two have also been captured. they have been at the top of a kill list for the us for some time. the daily telegraph disclosed that a while ago and the fact i have finally been caught comes after exhaustive effort from the us, surveillance, one of the questions is where will they end up. it looks likely this report has come out of the us, it looks likely they will end up in guantanamo bay in the us i imagine. and that presumably would be controversial for some. and a headache for the british government. the british government has been going to lengths to try to get british citizens out, we oppose it, interestingly, also, apparently, these two guys have been squealing, they have been talking to the, their cap for —— captors and giving high level information, so they may be trying to negotiate their way to some sort of better deal, if they can get a better deal.

noon tomorrow, rain in the city along the i-95 metro area. 6:30 when the game is on, we have rain acrossehigh valley, exiting by 9:30 or 10:00. you can see the moisture out of reading into the i-95 metro area. >> for the poconos, 2-4-inches of snow likely, then a mix, then rain. i-95 areas south to east switching to a soaking into tomorrow evening. mild tomorrow with a soaking on the way. monday, a high of 35, turning cloudy tuesday at 43 for the high. wednesday, another system moving through. periods of rain, milder, a high of 50. a high of 34, cloudy with rain possible and a high of 39-degrees. wet tomorrow but we are excited. we are getting ready. >> we got it. >> much more to come. stick around. ♪ ♪ >> okay, time for a check on sports with jeff skversky. we are less than 24 hours away. >> big thing tonight, get some sleep if you. can. >> burger. >> burger? >> it's good energy. >> doug has his players eat ice cream. they'll dream about the superbowl before they hit the pillow. the five decade nightmare could be over this time tomorrow. brett favre spoke to the eagles this morning sayi

the operator of the state run metro says two hundred fifty thousand passengers use line one every day there are nineteen trains with three carriages each on the line they were built in spain they operate at three minute intervals servicing fourteen stations. there aren't many tourists out on foot amid the exhaust fumes in modern panama city they prefer to admire it skyline from afar tourism elsewhere in the country on the other hand is evolving into a key income generating industry. actually that's the idea of to be. promoting panama as a touring tourism destination in the panama has many attractions and that's why we are happy that we are receiving. a lot of tourists from all over the world so we're becoming very trendy country. with a. garza's tourism the panama canal has been a destination for travelers for a century not many people explore the country beyond it sure i mean it's our main attraction people think of the canal when they think about panama. when they go back home they're gone and all that it's more than just we have a lot of other beautiful things to offer as well as.

padre familiar hacer a respaldar al metro la primaria san francisco acusa de poner en peligro a la vidaclamando justicia padres y jÓvenes pidieron hoy en apoyo al maestro de la escuela, arr arrestado este martes acusÓ de poner en peligro la vida de un menor >>> estamos aquÍ porque queremos que reintegren al maestro a su clase lo cual lo han difamado por las noticias. estos reportes dieron un imagen equivocada y la situaciÓn definiÉndola como abusos a menores >>> el profesor pasando como un abusador. no me parece, me parece injusto. >>> maestro ha sido un hombre intachable y queremos justicia. >>> enfrenta plantel educativo, la veracidad, se pone en distrito iniciaron en diciembre despuÉs del incidente tras el presenciado por varios docentes que lo reportaron >>> en maestro, puso a un niÑo colgando, dio parte de lo ocurrido cuando llegÓ a ver a su hijo >>> el simplemente jugÓ como en niÑo como siempre lo hace. el i niÑo estaba cogiendo >>> estÁ bajo suspensiÓn administrativa y saliÓ bajo si fianza de cinco tamil dÓlares mientras tanto sus padres dicen que es una represalia por d diferenc

ahora, lleva tres meses en nueva york y continÚa tocando su violÍn pero en el metro. bandera de su paÍs y comienza a tocar el violÍn, su audiencia lo reconoce de inmediato.>> parece una sombra oscura. es por eso que todo el tiempo estoy trabajando por ella pero siempre hay una lucecita que va a salir brillando. blanca: tocÓ el himno de su paÍs como objeto pacífico entre el la violencia represiÓn militar ante los opositores de nicolÁs maduro. soldados del ejÉrcito destruyeron su arma de paz. se convirtiÓ en un sÍmbolo mundial de la resistencia al gobierno venezolano. >> a lo que mÁs le tenemos miedo es al miedo y si siento miedo. creo que es mÁs fuerte la fortaleza que siento que el miedo. >> ya son mÁs de 150 personas que han vivido en la calle y que ahora tienen un lugar donde vivir y nosotros les ayudamos a pagar. blanca: algunos de sus compatriotas lo insultan en nueva york, agrega. >> algunos me dicen que soy una oportunista y comienzan a gritar. la gente comienza a callarse y se va. laca: dice que por ahora puede hacer mucho mÁs por su paÍs desde aquÍ en los tren

the metro has a picture of the i. metro has a picture of the building fire in leicester on its front page. the ambulance service say four people have been taken joss service say four people have been ta ken joss buttler. service say four people have been takenjoss buttler. a chilling warning from the express. they say temperatures in parts of the uk could drop to —15 celsius, with snow and blizzards expected across the country. while the mirror says the cold snap dubbed the beast from the east could cause deaths and travel chaos. so, a fair old mix. we'll start with more brexit. the guardian is where we'll begin. corbyn brexit speech to put theresa may on the spot. we have kier starmer today, the shadow brexit secretary, rossman, talking about the idea of remaining within the customs union. but not the current one, something close to it. the operative word being a rather than the, verbal gymnastics. what he is not saying is that under labour we would remain in the single market, that will upset a lot of his membership

, north metro. it depends upon who the host is that we have to be able to do so with each one of them. i can tell you in all of the amtrak control pieces of the network we will be ready. d constraint. >> be quick. >> labtec rothwell collins, everybody needs all those vendors to produce software, hardware get it tested and get it ready to be installed quickly quickly. see nick thank you. mr. capuano. >> please inserted record the statement of -- she was detained in another meeting. >> without objection so ordered. >> with that i'm going to reserve my time. >> thanks michael. i appreciate it. the ntsb this morning i understand issued an urgent recommendation regarding what actions road road should take during a single suspension. csx says we had to shut down the signal because we were installing a new system. i question whether that is true and if they are shutting down my understanding is it required signal, it is required that slackers ---- that flaggers and other people be out there. tell me what's

un hombre fumando debajo del metro causa bastante desconcierto. de la policÍa fue pirateado en twitter y habÍa catalogado a sus miembros como supremacistas blancos. eltweet fue inmediatamente eliminado, no antes y que cientos de personas vieron la imagen y con provocara bastante polÉmica sobre este tema. seguimos en los Ángeles, era el destino de mÁs de 100 aterrorizados pasajeros a bordo de un aviÓn que se incendió en el aire, tras despegar. uno de los motores de la nave causÓ minutos de pÁnico a pasajeros. aterrizaron sin que se reportaron heridos. javier: cuÁnto pánico hay, ahora vamos a ir con una de las respuestas a la pregunta del dÍa. quÉ deberÍa ser un maestro en una pregunta de estudiantes. si es a puÑo limpio que los deje para que se saque el coraje, despuÉs de quecarolina: sale al mercado una nueva aplicaciÓn que promete completa ir -- competir muy duro con instagram. ¿estás totalmente lista? ...para atraer miradas? ...para encender la chispa? ...para el hombre de tus sueños? colgate total combate bacterias en dientes, lengua, mejillas

aunque la distancia que separa su casa del muro este unos cuantos metros. veces han pensado que la soluciÓn podrÍa estar allÁ. la mayor parte de las remesas que se reciben en mÉxico provienen de estados unidos. segÚn el reporte mÁs reciente del banco de mÉxico, durante el 2017 estas sumaron $28,771,000,000, un crecimiento anual del 6.6 por ciento. en ese aÑo, fue diciembre con 600,000 diciembre con $600,000,000,000. representÓ un crecimiento del 11.2 por ciento respecto al mismo mes del 2016. entre otros, la incertidumbre entre los mexicanos a la deportaciÓn. por lo que han determinado transferir sus ahorros al paÍs. si hay oportunidades allÁ y no de este lado, un nuevo muro difÍcilmente podrÁ frenar la migraciÓn. >> aunque pongan muro, vamos a seguir luchando. beatriz: si usted es ciudadano de mÉxico y quiere ejercer su derecho al voto en las elecciones presidenciales le contamos que debe tramitar sus credenciales antes del 31 de marzo. los consulados de mÉxico en el Área de la bahÍa estÁn procesando las credenciales del elector para que los radicados aquÍ

bautistas de quejte sido hijos que han sido creados por el mismo padre y eso no es saludable >>> metroscertidumbre bautistas y evangÉlicos coinc e coinciden en que hay algo po poderoso por hacer. >>> tenemos que trabajar >>> un confiando en dios y creyendo que esto va a mejorar. >>> aquÍ tiene los nÚmeros de red de respuesta rÁpida en el Área de la bahÍa en caso de que vea alguna redada de imitaciÓn en su lugar de trabajo. en san francisco se puede comunicar a los nÚmeros que aparecen en pantalla para que viven en santa clara jamaal 4082901144. >>> condado marines el nÚmero que aparece en pantalla. en los condados de sonoma y napa el nÚmero es el 7ondados de sonoma nÚmero es el siete 078 004 544 >>> la familia de steven juÁrez que muriÓ el domingo metros estaba bajo custodia policial dice que su muerte fue el resultado de una golpiza injustificada. la policÍa dice que sus oficiales hicieron lo que debÍan cuando respondieron al reporte del sospechoso que luego se resistiÓ a ser arr arrestado y tuvo que ser sometido >>> el distrito escolar de dorado ghill no responde frentea una amenaza d

hemos encontrado osos, hemos encontrado perezosos gigantes, de animales que median 3 metros, 4 metros importante del mundo. >>> del planeta, esto es una maravilla pero ¿ quÉ es lo que estÁ poniendo en peligro? >>> mira el problema es que estos lugares son vulnerables. precisamente son muy visitados por el turismo lo cuÁl nos encanta porque en mÉxico amamos el turismo. pero hay que manejarlo con mucha inteligencia, otra la presiÓn del crecimiento urbano tan acelerado en la zona. obviamente la construcciÓn de grandes hoteles, lo cual es muy deseado lo esperamos que haya mÁs inversiÓn en nuestro paÍs. pero creo que debemos en este momento ser muy consientes y muy inteligentes para como hacemos las cosas es decir, no debemos matar a la gallina de los huevos de oros, y vienen especialmente aqui a quintana roo por el agua de los senotes que son limpios, transparentes etc. >>> es lo que hace falta un control sustentable y queremos hablar mÁs de esto gracias por estar en contacto con nosotros >>> es un placer como siempre y estoy a tus Órdenes en cualquier movimiento >>> gracias hasta luego.

ahora, "willy arteaga" lleva tres meses en nueva york y continua tocando su violin en el metro. banca rosa vilchez se encontro alli con logran rescatar a cientos de persoas, entre ellas menores de edad, que viajaban en camiones en condiciones inhumanasun profesor de matematicas hispano conquista un record mundial que le ha hecho acreedor del titulo de "genio de los calculos" millones siguen expuestos a los peligros del humo de segunda mano. y algunos no pueden protegerse. pero tÚ si puedes. protege a tu familia. visita casintabaco.com. ni las politicas anti- inmigrantes de la administracion trump ni las redadas ni deportaciones de "ice" parecen detener el flujo de inmigrantes, que huyen de la violencia y la pobreza en america central. autoridades mexicanas lograron rescatr a cientos de personas, entre ellas menores de edad, que viajaban en camiones en condiciones de hacinamiento e insalubridad. maria elena pazzi nos tiene detalles de este operativo contra el trafico humano. la corte inter-americana de derechos humanos, en costa rica, escucho argumentos sobre la legalidad del per

jorge: como ven, nos encontramos transmitiendo hace sÓlo unos metros a nuestras espalda se encuentraociÓn a nivel nacional, no sÓlo por otra masacre en una escuela de estados unidos, sino tambiÉn porque se empiezan a conocer detalles de los sobrevivientes y el verdadero enojo y rabia porque los polÍticos de los estados unidos no estÁn haciendo lo que tienen que hacer. ilia: hay una especie de hastÍo porque no se han tomado las medidas necesarias para evitar que personas inocentes sigan muriendo. vamos a empezarnos a cobertura con andrea que se encuentra en esa multitudinaria vigilia para acompaÑar a esta comunidad. andrea: casi nadie pudo contener las lÁgrimas. padres, estudiantes, clÉrigos y funcionarios pÚblicos se congregaron para recordar las 17 vÍctimas fatales. entre los fallecidos esta el venezolano joaquÍn oliver. >> Él era un buen amigo mÍo y me trataba como un hermano. no sÉ cÓmo recuperar esto. >> yo conocÍ tres de las Últimas que murieron. conocÍ a un seÑor que saludaba todas las maÑanas, todos los dÍas me hablaba con Él. me preguntaba cÓmo estaba. andrea: aferrada a su f

. >>> estaba mike pence no intercambiaron ni gestoss ni palabras pero la imagen a pocos metros de distanciaida contamos todo sobre esta ceremonia, vamos a mÉxico que vuelve a ser escenario de un rescate masivo de migrantes. esta vez, fue en veracruz, eran 51 menores de edad y una mujer adulta. todos guatemaltecos los encontraron amontonados y estÁn en manos de las autoridades migratorias. javier vega con los detalles y las imÁgenes. >>> viajaban sin documentos cuando la policÍa los detuvo. iban abordo de este camiÓn de carga con esperanza de alcanzar el sueÑo americano. >>> la policÍa municipal, pudo identificar a una unidad que en la que transportaban a 52 personas de origen igual mattek. >>> venÍan de chiapas en la frontera sur. fueron interceptados en la carretera transÍtsmica a la altura del municipio de agua dulce, veracruz >>> segÚn autoridades, entre los indocumentados, hay una mujer y un niÑo de 13 aÑos. los demÁs, todos menores entre 15 y 17 aÑos de edad. tras su detenciÓn, funcionarios los llevaron a un salÓn de eventos para valorar su con dis mÉdica. >>> nos dimos la tarea de ven

traffic amall this all these people have moved onto the rail network and the metro system, which hasn over the used this wednesday morning. the suburban paris trains, the rer, has been heavily delayed and the metro as well in this scenario. as for the national french rail operated, -- operator, they have announced -- asked people to postpone travel plans because they are expecting heavy delays on national lines. it seems, however, the airports have managed to stay open. they will have more on their plate because it's expected to be more snow today and overnight and as well, another episode of snowfall friday night. tooelle: i hope it's not cold for you. i will leave you to get your skis out just in case you brought them with you. thanks for now. time for the business roundup. i am joined by brian. i am glad we are in the studio. look, we are starting in -- with our business roundup in the u.s. where a major trial is on the way and it could decide who takes the lead on self driving cars. >> two of silicon valley's biggest names going head-to-head with google claiming ober broke the la

played spirited hockey as of late having won four of five while clinging to a top three spot in the metroivision. tonight, shaken shane gostisbehere, good things happen when you put the puck at the net. wayne simmons makes it 1-0 flyers, late third, jackets stay alive. atkinson beat michael neuvirth and we're going to overtime. flyers looking for the extra point, and they would get it. two on one breaks, shane, couturier ends it, that is the 29th of the year, the flyers win 2-1, two points behind the penguins for second place in the metro. when the process began we wanted the sixers center poses to become stars. well, they've arrived. at least most of the way. all-star weekend kick after you with the rising star's challengeth though sixers on the world team, dario, ben, joel, and it was a contest as you would expect, simmons right here would slam it, ben finished with 11 points, in philly they call this guy the home me, sarge with the teal and, dario 18 points, embiid nine minutes scoring five, saving it up for sunday, the world team wins by, looks like 31 points. being frugal, can be a g

played spirited hockey as of late having won four of five while clinging to a top three spot in the metroivision. tonight, shaken shane gostisbehere, good things happen when you put the puck at the net. wayne simmons makes it 1-0 flyers, late third, jackets stay alive. atkinson beat michael neuvirth and we're going to overtime. flyers looking for the extra point, and they would get it. two on one breaks, shane, couturier ends it, that is the 29th of the year, the flyers win 2-1, two points behind the penguins for second place in the metro. when the process began we wanted the sixers center poses to become stars. well, they've arrived. at least most of the way. all-star weekend kick after you with the rising star's challengeth though sixers on the world team, dario, ben, joel, and it was a contest as you would expect, simmons right here would slam it, ben finished with 11 points, in philly they call this guy the home me, sarge with the teal and, dario 18 points, embiid nine minutes scoring five, saving it up for sunday, the world team wins by, looks like 31 points. being frugal, can be a g

is the euro after the close of a war ended middle school book which started in the northern part of metro beats he saw his future there it was fifteen minutes to go out before i will like with say that i am one hundred percent sure that they would stay seated but. i'm not so sure. many on the albanian side of town think like him half of all albanians in kosovo today are younger than thirty just like. she's preparing her final university exams and then she wants to enroll in a master's program somewhere outside of cross over a bridge normally brings people together but here it seems to tear them apart. one of my first memories of traveling through france was visiting some of the country's stunning chateaus or castles in the countryside aside from the famous ones like chantilly there are thousands across france from tiny states to allow brit palaces but many of them are in danger of decaying beyond repair so a frenchman devise a solution that is if you fancy owning a piece of history. it's like a castle straight out of a fairy town surrounded by tarts and a moat yet ashely reclaimed by natu

many metro locations will see lows in the 30s with highs just in the mid 50s to the lower 60s.a much more potent system will track down the west coast and bring widespread rainfall back to our region starting late on wednesday and continuing through thursday. potential for high rain rates looks very limited. overall look for 1/2" to 1.5" in most spots with isolated mountain areas picking up more than 2" from the main round of rain. wind will once again increase due to the approaching cold front with the strongest speeds likely late wednesday night into thursday morning. gusts over 30 mph look likely with local values over 40 mph possible. a be considered as the event gets closer. showers as an associated front moves through later on thursday with cooler air. showery conditions will friday. additional rainfall will generally be light behind the front -- under 1/2". (justine) new at eight... longtime senator dianne feinstein will not be endorsed by the california democratic party.. as she seeks her 5th term in washington. feinstein only received support from 37-percent of delegat

many metro locations will see lows in highs just in the mid 50s to the lower 60s. much more potent system the west coast and bring widespread rainfall back to starting late on wednesday and continuing through potential for high rain rates looks very limited. overall look for 1/2" to 1.5" in most spots with isolated mountain more than 2" from the main wind will once again increase due to the front with the strongest speeds wednesday night into thursday morning. gusts likely with local values over 40 wind advisory will be considered as closer. showers will quickly return front moves through later on another shot of cooler air. conditions will continue into rainfall will behind the front -- under 1/2". (justine) coming up... a former bay area coach arrested in oakland. (jrstone) then... samsung is about to release it's galaxy s-9... how this phone will differ from last years model. (justine) and after the break... what put one menlo park neighborhood on lockdown for several hours today. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means..

. >>> shares in metro are slightly lower after rising in premarket trades metro confirmed its guidanceor 2018 overall earnings at 6$608 millin were ahead of expectations and an absence of restructuring costs also boosted results. >>> michelin shares are trading down the tiremaker targeted increased operating profit but warning a hit from foreign exchange rates could dampen the numbers it declared a full-year dividend of 3.55 euros per share and said it would deal with higher raw material costs the firm added it's on track to achieve 2020 targets after posting higher profits for 2017. >>> the bank of japan governor haruhiko kuroda stuck to his easing script in a speech in japan. it's his first appearance since his official nomination to continue in the role government officials have been supportive of another term for kuroda saying continuation of policy is key to market stability. >>> attention is turning to the impact of rising rates steve liesman looks at what is happening after past rate hikes. >> the stock selloff launched the great rate debate with the question of what happens to

we have that rain, cross much of the i-95 metro area, south jersey and also into delaware but i do wantgo in tight on street level with storm tracker six and our northwestern suburbs. we are finding some mixed precipitation from pen argrle and quakertown and west ford from pottsville, hamburg and reading. this will continue throughout the rest of tonight. that is why winter weather advisories have been issued and expand todd include areas of montgomery, bucks county, as well, up through lancaster reading, lehigh, northampton and poconos. we are not just tracking rain but for these locations mixed precipitations, some snow, as well. so if you are doing pregaming right now, the rain is sticking around much of the delaware and lehigh valley. we have a temperature of 37 during the game, temperature of 39, series of rain and hopefully as it is time to celebrate, later on tonight that moisture will be deporting we have a mostly cloudy skies and temperature of 36. more details coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >> thank you. >>> and, meanwhile, the school district of

now we will move closer to this town along i-95 metro area, down into south jersey, and delaware.ve got rain, steady, some of which heavier at times for trenton, philadelphia and heavier pocket just to the south and west of salem, and to the north of smyrna. we will be tracking it throughout the rest of the evening, as far as the rest of the storm, is concerned we have got a chill in the air. thirty-seven right now in philadelphia 35 in trenton. thirty-three in allentown at freezing mark for reading where we are finding milk precipitation, milder with that wind off the atlantic for atlantic city, a temperature of 49 and cape may in the lower 40's. satellite six with action radar showing you we have got an area of low pressure well off to the north where what is happening to a flow of moisture coming in off the atlantic. some milder air is moving from to system and we have a mixed bag of precipitation, rain further to the coast and then as we press inland north and west we have mixing than on and snow in the poconos. so for the rest of tonight rain will be around, early and then cl

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we were told despite built as a transportation company, trans metro is more a company that is described as having a lot of real estate holdings that also has a couple of shuttle busses. so, this is a company that the city knows and i hope we can figure out a way to get the land back from them without too much extra money. the land was cost a little over a million dollars, and the road roughly 5 million, that was in the budget, it's looking like it's going to be maybe 3 to 4 times that now, the numbers we were given at the last c.a.c. meeting. also asked mr. cordoba to work with the p.u.c. and the c.a.c. for upcoming land use and projects to impact all parts of the bayview. roads closed for the next ten years off and on and access to, and within and out of our community is severely impacted by all these projects and we don't have a lot of major roots, so bay shore and 3rd street are the only ways to get out of the bayview and getting around some places is becoming quite difficult. so, i appreciate you taking the time to listen to this, and look forward to further on this. thank you. >> c

threats of no more cash for un aid work dominates the front of tomorrow's metro as the government warnsuse by aid workers. that theme continues on the front page of i. the financial times, the head of the financial conduct authority features on the front, he is underfire in an authority features on the front, he is under fire in an alleged tax avoidance scheme. the telegraph has the queen enjoying herself at london fashion week. the paper leads with the scandal at save the children saying that the former chief executive at that organisation has admitted making what he called unsuitable and thoughtless comments to female members of staff. hundreds killed in just to female members of staff. hundreds killed injust two to female members of staff. hundreds killed in just two days, but as the war in syriai. the times features a story on the labour leaderjeremy corbyn who is accused of wanting a soviet style. let us start off with the guardian. syria, and full image. eastern ghouta, this is a catastrophe. these are the pro—government forces attacking this territory. they rebel

does metro bank get his at all? our model is about taking market share. is it going to affect our ability to take market share? mark: are you taking market share? vernon: every day. mark: what are the stats? vernon: in a country where the press has said brits won't switch banks, i say they've had no choice. 1.2 million people have switched banks, have switched to us, and the numbers keep growing. we recently got a report that our brand recognition in greater 89%.n is that thes saying is business customer and the consumer was dying for a change, dying for a choice. mark: how do you get people to switch banks? i have a bank account. i've had the same one for 20, 25 years. how does one get a customer? you don't spend a lot of advertising. is it word-of-mouth? vernon: our business model is about building fans. they join your brand. they remain loyal. they bring their friends. ratesbank is growing at no one has ever seen in america or britain. you have to be unhappy with your current bank and looking to make a choice. we

the metro also leads on tuition fees with a quote from the prime minister saying "uni fees unfair ande mirror shows a picture of keira ball, who died in a car crash, whose heart helped save the life of a ten—year—old boy. the guardian also focusses on tuition fees saying that proposals to reduce charges for cheaper courses is deemed ‘unworkable‘ by critics. iam speaking i am speaking a bit slowly it's because i can hear myself coming back and its most discombobulated. hgppy back and its most discombobulated. happy if you could do something about that, that would be marvellous... vi is where we will begin. tuition fees, ifeel like marvellous... vi is where we will begin. tuition fees, i feel like we have been pre—empting this for days, maybe i have just have been pre—empting this for days, maybe i havejust been have been pre—empting this for days, maybe i have just been a work quite a lot. tuition fee reforms would be divisive. it is not days or days, it's just the government learning how to manage news. in the old days before brexit the government would make an announcement on sunday,

future tracker 6, by 4:00 in the morning, poblght pockets of hean in the i-95 metro area.by 8:00, skirting north of the city. reading, allentown and the poconos finding wet weather there. 3:30 tomorrow afternoon, clouds are breaking. clouds start to thin out, brighter skies by the tail end of the day tomorrow. what you expect on and off rain heavier overnight. poor drainage is a big concern and reduced visibility with the rain over head. up to 62. clouds to sunshine monday. 56. wednesday, the last day of february, warm with plenty of sun and 60 for the high. thursday, mostly cloudy with rain poblg. rain continues friday at 48. first weekend of march, up to 42. sports is nix. it's a chilly day for a swim but it's all for a great cause. these folks spent the morning jumping into the ocean. more when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill?. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. flawless... ...his signature move, the fl

let's take a book at the metro here, talking about five minutes that cost my girl her life, that is aramatic headline they come up with. an extraordinary story, a doctor has been condemned for turning away this girl who was five minutes late for an appointment at her surgery, and who then collapsed and died in hospital. the doctor missed the opportunity to provide life—saving treatment. as with all these things, you don't actually know what happens. one of the things that happens. one of the things that happens is when you have these systems are trying to make targets, trying to see times, it can have unintended consequences. this doctor will be living for the rest of her life with the knowledge that this girl could have been saved, had she been seen, and recognise the fact that she was wheezing and struggling to walk into the surgery. it is a sad one, but these things happen when you have got very busy and pressured health systems. let's take a look at the guardian. an interesting story that we talked about earlier here on bbc news, four far right plots foiled in 2017, says an anti—t