of casper she said he was a cheeky boy and casper she said he was a cheeky boy a nd co nsta ntly casperrawing he did. i spoke earlier to the aunts of the boys. they said they were midway across the road when a black car appeared out of nowhere. they looked left and right, deliver thing they were supposed to. they were the most loving boys. they did nothing wrong. they were loved by so many people, so cheeky. corey was cheeky, artistic, mischievous, i write wrestler. casper followed was cheeky, artistic, mischievous, i write wrestler. casperfollowed his brother, wrestling, the mischievous, just a normal toddler. they didn't deserve this. they didn't need it. it is lovely that all the neighbours have come out to support. i can't thank them enough. everyone came together and that of is what a great community is. this road needs speed bumps and assistants to help children cross the road. if we teach them everything we have learnt then thatis them everything we have learnt then that is not come to help them if people are still speeding up and down the road. the kids were excited and bubbly a

i am co nsta ntly looking a nd co nsta ntly scouring the scene.t. stephen wilks there at the national geographic museum. at the winter olympics in south korea, an anti—doping case against a russian competitor has been referred to the court of arbitration for sport. in the figure—skating competition, the canadian dancers tessa virtue and scott moir have it in their grasp to clinch the gold. they set a world record on day 10, scoring 83.67. that's higher than the previous record they set themselves in october. in the halfpipe freestyle event, canada's cassie sharpe led the field in the last qualifying round. the american maddie bowman will be the one to watch. she won gold in 2014, and even though she qualified in sixth place, she's the woman to beat. in curling, there are at least 10 sessions scheduled to determine who will claim their semifinal place. in the men's competition, former world champions norway are trailing great britain. earlier, gb women's team held off a strong challenge from switzerland and now face japan to secure progress. and in

misspent youth i was a treasury economist at one point i confess a treasury economist at one point i co nfess a ndls and it is like cooking, you do to a certain amount getting what you put in. —— get out what you put in. it colours the picture somewhat but on the other hand and you know this as a public service broadcaster have to be in partial and so the civil servants. they are accustomed to it, they understand what is going on and i think it is firm language, i'm not sure it is entirely an accurate picture of what is going on but ultimately what you were saying, the problem really is we have a prime minister who doesn't seem to be engaging in there for everyone seems to be second guessing and not getting in the right way. and the problem is it is all taking a long time and 24—hour news business means people are impatient, they want stuff now. there has been the sort of gap while the prime minister has beenin of gap while the prime minister has been in china and it is, you know, where i'll be going, what are we doing? reading on, private parole firms failing to hit their targets on crime cuts, t

much more co ntext a nd the bbc sport website. statistics. head to bbc sport online. bbc.co.uk/sport. statistics. head to bbc sport online. bbc. co. uk/sport. that statistics. head to bbc sport online. bbc.co.uk/sport. that was hugh ferris. the accrington striker billy mckee says he has one of the bestjobs in the world but in a remarkably candid interview with the bbc he has revealed how he struggled with suicidal thoughts and how he continues to balance life as a professional sportsman while suffering from severe anxiety and depression. i was on the bed rocking, literally wanting to kill myself. why would someone with the bestjob in the world want to kill themselves? depression is a serious thing and i think people really do struggle. i ama think people really do struggle. i am a bit bipolar as well and it all linked together. it is a new one for me. i am learning about it and hopefully i will learn more about my new ta blets hopefully i will learn more about my new tablets have been good. they have levelled me out and i think the

speaks to ink that something that senator klobuchar nd the bipartisan co-sponsors have built and secretary johnson have talked about. how important is bipartisanship addressing the issue of election security? >> i think it's critical. seen an explosion in partisanship over the last year in the last election and it's troubling and it's on issues at the start of our own democracy. when we're constantly at war another over these questions about disclosures and elections and voting, that makes impossible for us to see the which the out there coordination that has targeted our democracy. while i don't think that we're not going to have some level of artisanship, i would hope on this issue which is at the heart of our democracy. we'll find the common ground and find the path forward. this is an administration for hatever other things you might think about it has some capable cyber people involved. at the department of homeland security, all have long expertise in this area and rob sprayer. the folks that really get the issues of cyber security to work in a red cooperative matter i think at the s

in fact the a picture was taken out of context the a picture was taken out of co ntext a nd the a pictureenfell tower fire lastjune , working through the night to save as many people as they could. now nine of them have decided to run the london marathon, in full firefighters kit and breathing apparatus sets, to raise money for the victims and their families. sophie raworth, a keen marathon runner herself, went to meet them. how is that possible? at that time of night, the roads were clear so literally two to three minutes before we got there. we could see it was well alight and we, yeah, just tried to get people out basically. it was something that, in my 23 years of service, i hadn't seen before, but we had a job to do. 71 people died that night. the fire crews, who repeatedly queued up to go into the burning tower, managed to save the lives of 65 others.

after the first run, i almost pulled out of the contest run, i almost pulled out of the co ntest a ndthe. my physio gave it talking to nsaids, you can do it, you can do it. ever wasn't for my coach, i wouldn't be a. i'm going due to the grateful to my team. and great britain has more medaljoy laura deas taking bronze. they're getting used to dominance in this sport, in women's skeleton, it is 110w sport, in women's skeleton, it is now gb gold three games in a row. weeks and months on snow and ice can come down tojust weeks and months on snow and ice can come down to just an instance, weeks and months on snow and ice can come down tojust an instance, in these games an instance concern joy into despair. this was elise christie pass back second medal shots, she had a route to the final i had to finish in the top two, but this happens. round the corner, and christie has crossed again! this most brutal sport can have the most painful ending, and for christie, heartbreak also comes with the jeopardy, are favourite event starts in three days' time, sheena has a race to recover. for team gb,

co mforta ble nations tournament. wells had a comfortable 34—7 victory over scotla nd comfortable 34—7 victory over scotland while dramaticin against france. the six nations is designed to store a year. but doesn't inspire or overwhelmed? josh a year. but doesn't inspire or overwhelmed ? josh adams a year. but doesn't inspire or overwhelmed? josh adams was making his debut for wales. steady now. if you get the chans, snatch it. —— get a chance. scotland could see their optimism disappearing after just a chance. scotland could see their optimism disappearing afterjust six minutes as gareth davies reached the line. wales led 14—0 at half—time. scotla nd line. wales led 14—0 at half—time. scotland tried a fancy stuff and field, will today be 6 billion live. leigh halfpenny scored two tries. who saw this coming? not the scotla nd who saw this coming? not the scotland coach. now the welsh flourished to finish. four tries means a bonus point. at its best, by means a bonus point. at its best, rugby is power, pace and agility. in other words, this man. remember, so many welsh players were injured before this match. then they prod

one day, a co-worker put in her mailbox some numbers, nd she recognized what it was, it was the pay that all the area managers were receiving, and lily recognized immediately that she was being paid less than any of the men. ndeed less than the person she had trained to do the job. o she brought a discrimination suit against goodyear, and she did win a substantial verdict. it was a jury trial. when the case got to the supreme court, they dismissed it on the grounds that she sued too late. the law title 7 requires that you complain within 180 days of the discriminatory incident. well, lily had let the system go on for two decades and didn't omplain. but of course, if she had, first how could she? she didn't have the salary for years, but assuming that she did nd she complained at the first indication that she was paid less, the defense is clear, the defense would have been, oh, it had nothing to do with lily being a woman. she just doesn't do the job as well. but then, when she's done the job year after year and gets good performance ratings, that defense is no longer available and she ha

nd cold, windy . are sunshine. brought the co at philolder it is the wind that's mak rn of orthwest.r. o >> in sures startdo stadiumbrd a a whole way they are going to stop at city ake a left to go around i that wayarnd to franklin he art museum there. crowds of people all along the way. road closures the entire way up. additionally, we'll see the vine street express ray. the schuylkill east to west the s the schuylkill east and westbound ramp. we are on thell. this is the only major delays besides the 42 freeway. the schuylkill nd montgomery drive is where we are watching. eastbound traffic is crawling. we are at a 32-minute drive time. average speed there into the 20s. look at montgomery drive off ramp. it is going to get worse there. eastbound traffic is the problem right now. we are going to send it over to vai and rosemary. >> the best way to get around hit the pavement start walking a little bit. if you are up high above all >> matt delucia is looking out city hall. >> reporter:s right, vai and rosemary. i call it the eagle eye up here. it is pretty impressive. you can see righ