laura, in plymouth, thank you.ws at six would like you to let us know which issues you'd like us to look into. email yourelection@bbc.co.uk with your name, your contact details, the issue you want to raise and why. a jury at the inquest of a teenage anorexia sufferer who took her own life have found a lack of support for the family was a contributing factor. pippa mcmanus, who was 15, died after being hit by a train near stockport. she'd been released from hospital five days earlier. the inquest found that there was not enough planning for her discharge and not enough communication with the family about her suicide risk. judith moritz reports. everyone called pippa mcmanus pip. asa everyone called pippa mcmanus pip. as a young child, she was full of energy, and she became obsessed with exercise and losing weight. her family filmed her pacing repeatedly up family filmed her pacing repeatedly up and down. anorexia had her in its gripfor up and down. anorexia had her in its grip for three years. she changed from a hap

but for natives nobody landed on plymouth rock because it wasn't called plymouth rock.we treated the indigenous people of this country. it's standing rock, they're not fighting for their water, they're fighting for all of our water. now it's our turn to finally fight for them. ♪ >>> north korea says it's now able to put a nuclear war head on a ballistic missile and warns that the u.s. is within its range. reaction from across the region this hour. >> the former usdni, they're calling president trump's disturbing, issuing this ominous warning on sunday. >>> i think in many ways our institutions are under assault both e tenlxternally and that's biggest news, and i think as well our institutions are under assault internally. >> internally,m

for natives nobody landed on plymouth rock because it wasn't called plymouth rock. indigenous people of this country. at standing rock, they're not fighting for their water, they ire fighting for all of the water. now, it's our turn to finally fight for them.

we have had some wonderful pictures and this was plymouth and also aberdeen. typical, but we will lose the muggy airas we head typical, but we will lose the muggy air as we head into the evening. the rain moving across northern ireland into southern and western scotland, turning into big showers. there is more rain hot on its heels, but there's a lot of dry and bright weather. we can follow the progress of the next rain band, giving a dampening to many, even eastern areas, and it could be a cold start in the west but otherwise another lovely day. some areas having many showers and others are boarding them all together, but the heaviest in the north and west and still warm in the north and west and still warm in the sunshine —— others avoiding them altogether. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the home secretary, amber rudd has said it's not yet known who was behind yesterday's cyber attack which hit nhs computer systems. hospitals in england and scotland have been affected by software which demands a ransom payment to restore access. thousands of compute

we still have this accident in plymouth at key and butler pike. when i come back, we'll look at the majors in new jersey, as well as your center city commute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:18. you see behind us, cloudy. >> yeah. at least it's a dry ride unlike yesterday, right, bill? >>> yeah. we're going to be largely rain free during the day. this afternoon, this evening, we'll see clouds building back into the area. we'll see thin spots and breaks of sunshine during the day today. not complete cloud cover like yesterday. 60s in philadelphia. 50s for delaware, and south jersey, our starting point. the suburbs and lehigh valley, seeing some areas of light fog as the temperatures have cooled down. 57 in exton, kenneth square. warming to the 60s and low 70s this afternoon with clouds hanging in there for today. you'll see more clouds late this afternoon. we'll see the chance of showers return to parts of the area. at the bus stop, dry. a dry morning and near exton, quakertown, breaks of sunshine. mostly cloudy in atlantic city and wilmington and

live in plymouth meeting montgomery county, low clouds here.struction is clear so you see all the lanes have reopened right here and the blue route near germantown pike, the crews will return again tonight at 9 o'clock so we'll and watching for those restrictions coming again tonight. we had an accident and a closure here in souderton central avenue was shut down, the accident cleared. all lanes have reopened. we're looking a lot better right here in montgomery county with that accident gone. let's go outside. we have an accident in key street at butler pike still causing a problem in conshohocken. cherry hill camden county 70 at haddonfield road. construction blocking the two right lanes. we see crews out there blocking the two right lanes. they're still out there this morning. stay left as you come west of 295. let's check the weather for you as you head out. we saw in these shots how we have some fog in the area. we're looking at visibility showing about 2.5 miles. fog is an issue in trenton. half a mile visibility in reading. 1.3 right now

when malcolm x said we didn't land on plymouth rock, plymouth rock landed on us, he was talking aboutves, nobody landed on plymouth rock. it's time we look into how we've treated the indigenous people of this country. at standing rock, they're not fighting for their water. they're fighting for all of our water. now it's our turn to finally fight for them. ♪ >>> this episode is all about chicago, and we're going to the places they don't think we should go to because that's what we do on this show. people have a skewed perception because all the news about chicago is all about how the violence, the gang violence and people sort of take that and put it on the whole city without going to the city or doing research about the city. and i noticed we do that every now and again a city gets the label like you don't want to go there. you don't want to go to new york city. you don't want to go to washington d.c.. you don't go to detroit. you don't go to chicago. i'm noticing a pattern. those are heavily black cities

plymouth rock because it wasn't called plymouth rock. it's a pass time how we have treated the indigenous people of this country. at standing rock, they're not fighting for their water, they ire fighting for all of the water. now, it's our turn to finally fight for them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>. ♪ ♪ >> rush around 3:00. it rained. on my way to take it. okay. show time. >> just across the east river from manhattan where i live, just over there was an enchanted wonder land at international crossroads, a stew pot of neighborhoods filled with the languages, cultures, traditions of flavors of many lands. >> hey, how are you doing? >> my richial goes something like this, regular coffee, d doughnut. just across the river, the options are endless. ♪ ♪ >>> the seven-train winds over through queens like a main cable. every stop can seem like another country, another region. get off at roosevelt avenue, you're going to eat well, for sure. example, this car sells tornado. >> the sound of victory right there. >> blood sausage with potato cakes. >> oh, man, that's

but his family confirmed he drove a white plymouth horizon.the same type of car an eyewitness had seen fleeing the scene. >> that was important, to be able to make that connection? >> right. because the linchpin is that these guys were in a white omni, omni horizon. they're the same car basically. >> then one by one, they did find them. the kids now 40-something, who had been in the car, heard the very same things john hielscher told them. this man, john korver was riding in the front passenger seat and he confirmed the story. >> you can just see it dawn on his face that two guys have been sitting in jail for nearly 25 years. >> the woman who was a high school senior was dating one of the men in the car confirmed she saw it too. though getting her to talk was no easy task. but none was more reluctant than that young man who walked up the drive to the back door with john hielscher and fled down again in terror when a shot was fired. why wouldn't he talk about it? >> pretty much all of our witnesses grew up in fairly wealthy, well to do families

it wasn't calle plymouth rock.r a real look into how we treated the people of the country and they are not fighting for our water, all of our water. it's our turn to finally fight for them. >>> this episode is all about chicago and we're going to the places they don't think we should. people have a skewed reception because all the news about chicago is all about how the violence, the gang violence and people sort of take that and put it only the whole city without going to the city or doing research about the city and i noticed we do that every now and again a city gets the label like you don't want to go there. you don't want to go to new york city. yo u don't want to go to washington d.c. the. you don't go to detroit. you don't go to chicago. i'm noticing a pattern. those are heavily black cities. many don't sayou

dan and several other veterans fought to have a monument placed outside the national armory in plymouththat dan is the only one of the group left living, he had to be here. >> we come here once a year memorial day and say the prayers to honor the men. >> a fairly small but committed group that came today. local radio personality valerie knight was there for very personal reasons. >> danny and my dad armon together in the war. they grew up together and they served together. >> and like many of the people who wanted pictures to shake dan's hand and basically just show respect, valerie wanted to make sure memorial day never loses its significance. >> when he was passing when he was dying, i sedated, i'll come here as long as i can to honor you on meme yea day. this monument honors men and women that died for our freedom and continue to. ♪ >> reporter: talking to living history was also informative to get a feel for perhaps what society may not know from someone who has nearly 80 years of experience. >> i think it's something that the generations of people should learn that, you know, life

moving fine in plymouth meeting no overnight work along the blue route, farther north on 476, the northeast extension all northbound lanes are closed near quakertown because of an overturned vehicle accident. so heading toward allentown this morning, you want to stay on 309 instead. upper hanover you have a serious crash with emergency crews on the scene along kutztown road. in east bradford chester county it's downed wires that are the issue blocking bridge road 842, lucky hill gets you around that. west deptford we're watching the overturned semi and the bus between and it's 3 and 2 on new jersey turnpike. all the activity is clear, both lanes open heading southbound through gloucester county. that's the good news. south of millville, route 55 is blocked. accident involving a pedestrian. i would use delsea drive to get around that, busy morning already, tam. >> thank you matt. >>> time to look at first look at business. general motors is accused of designing an engine that can cheat on emissions tests. they produce higher leaves of nitrous oxide than what shows up on the test. >>> crown h

areas, temperatures across the board a few degrees down, 9 degrees in aberdeen and a high of 15 in plymouths become more widely spaced showing things will be calmer meaning it does not feel quite as cool on tuesday. a fair amount of cloud into the south—east, the best of the sunshine in the north—west, temperatures around 11 and 15 degrees. we lose the north—easterly wind completely, high—pressure sets and across the top of the british isles, a cold and frosty night are some on tuesday into wednesday, a warm weather front bringing extra cloud and extra rain into northern and north—eastern parts of scotland and north—eastern parts of scotland and elsewhere some good spells of sunshine, temperatures recovering a little, it will feel quite warmer, more of the same on thursday, plenty of dry weather, sunshine and patchy cloud bubbling up here and there and patchy rain into the north—east of scotla nd patchy rain into the north—east of scotland and noticed some rain beginning to show its hand close to the south. towards the end of the week, and who are waiting for rain, low pressure should be go

. >>> they are hitting the golf course in plymouth meeting in honor of veterans. the pga classic the regions best golfers compete for a top prize of $100,000. not bad. >>> in the meantime, karen rogers one final check of that somewhat gray forecast. >> still cloudy and cool and showers too. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us rights now another lightning strike just recently traveling on the northeast extension between doylestown and quakertown. watch for heavy downpours right there. not quite as heavy in the city itself. but down to the shore heavy downpours there as well. the showers move through at 61 degrees, 1 degree at a time. only 65 for your high well below the average high of 78 today. >> thanks karen. >>> here is a look at stories coming up later this afternoon. governor chris christie unveils a new plan to make trenton safe ter. from increased patrols and buildings. the tools he hopes will revitalize laze the capital c y city. >>> that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> for k

brought rain, tomorrow should get off to a fine start with some spells of sunshine. 12 degrees in plymouth particularly for coastal area. northern ireland, plenty of sunshine here. 11 degrees in belfast. through sunday, it will be dismissed an areas that see the best of the sunshine. in much sunnier day across the far south—west. a cloudy day for north—western scotland and across this more than half of scotland, we will see some areas of cloud. also across the east of england and it will feel on the. further west, with more sunshine, those temperatures getting up to 18, maybe 19 degrees. fairly bright for the liverpool match in the premier league tomorrow afternoon whereas for the arsenal versus manchester match, a little but more cloud. eastern areas, keeping a fair amount of cloud as we go into the start of the new week. fairly cool weather as well. further west, a better chance of seeing sunshine. —— sunshine. where you get those funny spells, it doesn't feel too bad. this is bbc news. the headlines... the prime minister campaigns in key general election battle grounds in the midlands,

this is plymouth meeting on the blue route northbound near germantown pike.t coming north of the schuylkill. we can see a slow crowd out. there there's a bit of fog so be careful. we had an accident in souderton still causing problems blocking central avenue right at second street so if you're in this area chestnut and main get you around the closure there. northeast extension southbound we had an early morning accident past lansdale. they have left the scene and all lanes back opened looking a lot better right there. not so good here though. we have had a handful of accidents for an early hour this one in conshohocken key street at butler pike. traffic is getting by. i-95 approaching the blue route the construction i showed you earlier everything is cleared. traffic is moving pretty nicely but a hint of fog in some spots matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> ford has made a change in the top in hopes of boosting the bottom line. jim hackett replaces mark fields who held the position for less than three years. hackett had been in charge of overseeing ford's

. >> it's nice to see a plymouth that's not too serious. we are human and have a sense of humor. >> reporter: the comments have been supportive like this one: >> lock says, relax. let us have some fun, huh? we have plenty of serious posts. >> we deal with death, we deal with sad circumstances. it's hard on us sometimes hard on the community. sometimes you need that relief to crack a smile and to laugh a little bit. >> reporter: and no, they did not get any takers on that meth inspection offer. by the way, they have solved multiple cases with their facebook and twitter pages. and so lieutenant locke who is 36 which makes him a millennial says that departments can no longer afford to ignore the power of social media. live in newark, kiet do, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> governor brown warning the loss of obamacare could spell disaster for california's financial health. kpix 5's political reporter melissa caen found out so far, there's no money set aside to stop the bleeding. she joins us live now from sacramento. melissa. >> reporter: yeah, ken.

when the pilgrims landed at plymouth, they prayed. when the founders wrote the declaration of independence, they invoked our creator four times. in america we do not worship government, we worship god. [applause] that is why the elected officials put their hands on the bible and say, so help me god as they take the oath of office. it is why our currency proudly declares, in god we trust. and it is why we proudly proclaim that we are one nation, under god every time we say the pledge of allegiance. [applause] president trump: the story of america is the story of an adventure that began with deep faith, big dreams, and humble beginnings. that is also the story of liberty university. when i think about the visionary founder of this great institution, reverend jerry falwell senior, i can only imagine how excited he would be if he could see all of this and all of you today, and how proud he would be of his son and of his family. in just two days, we will mark the 10th anniversary of reverend falwell's passing. i used to love watching him o

still looking at this accident that hasn't cleared in plymouth. key street and butler pike.no reported delays or issues from the accident. again, it still hasn't cleared. we'll be watching it. and especially if you have to travel in the area, you know, that accident hasn't cleared. route 422 eastbound, route 29 toward the schuylkill expressway, take a look. it's going to take you eight minutes, travel speeds still hanging strong with speeds in the 60s. when i come back, we'll look at 202 and if you need to head to 95, we'll look at those conditions. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> a plan to fight leads to chaos on the streets. >> hey! >> we'll tell you how social media was used to start this brawl that left students and officers injured. >>> catching a boat. the coast guard pulls off a daring maneuver to stop a runaway water craft. >>> and a lot of heart. a special honor of a philadelphia comedian. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.9

from glasgow to belfast, and bangor, aberystwyth, taunton, plymouth as well. also the temperatures where we the cloud and any wind of the north sea, feeling chilly. bailey double figures. but belfast is a winner. we are talking about 18 celsius in northern ireland. but with clear skies tomorrow night, into early wednesday, the richards put it away. temperatures will be a couple of degrees above freezing. wednesday with the strong sunshine, the temperatures shooting into the mid—. there will be some sunshine for all of us. then the atmosphere will shift around by thursday, and we will see cloud pushing into southern areas, possibly rain bearing cloud. at this stage, my thinking is not too happy at all. the spots, with nice weather across the country northward. 0n nice weather across the country northward. on friday, the weather front northward. on friday, the weather fro nt m oves northward. on friday, the weather front moves in and we could see thunderstorms across southern and central parts of the uk, downpours area central parts of the uk, downpours are a po

and overnight work continues in plymouth meeting.se are the northbound lanes of the blue route 476. left lane blocked near germantown pike and the e-z pass express lanes are closed. you can use the regular the toll lanes and get through without too much of a problem. these crews also should be gone before too long. one last live look in cherry hill. it's foggy here as wie. on the eastbound side of 70 at haddonfield road you see the left lane blocked as paving road continues in this army tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> this story is breaking this morning. officers called out to a home in the olney section for a dispute between a woman and her 18-year-old son found something far more disturbing. an unresponsive seven-year-old girl. they quickly performed cpr on the child and rushed her to the hospital. jeanette reyes is live from the scene with the details. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. even authorities calling this a bizarre case that's leaving them with more questions than answers at this point. we do know that

morning, again, starting on a beautiful note so if you live in glasgow, belfast, cardiff, down to plymouthn the afternoon but the midlands and eastern counties on the midlands and eastern counties on the cool and cloudy side, 11 degrees in norwich and hull. tomorrow night into wednesday, it will be chilly with a grass frost on the way. wednesday across frost but then really strong sunshine and temperatures shooting back up into the mid—to high teens. decent day on the mid—to high teens. decent day on the way for most of us on wednesday. into thursday, starting to see changes, the atmosphere rearranging itself, shifting a little bit, starting to see cloud streaming in from the south so perhaps thickening cloud and spots of rain in the south but nothing too heavy and still lovely weather across the north of glasgow, 16 degrees. friday, weather fronts moving through and potential downpours with thunder and lightning and it looks as though the outlook in the next week or so is certainly looking more unsettled so the wellies will be out and the puddles are on the way. that's all from the bbc ne

we're going to start things off with an accident plymouth at key street and butler pike.o problems or delays. if you're traveling this intersection, be mindful of the conditions. and souderton traffic, green in this area. no reported problems or delays. the vine street expressway, camera at broad street. either direction, seeing smooth traffic now. no big delays headed westbound for the schuylkill or eastbound for 95. that's the vine street expressway traffic. when i come back, we'll look at the schuylkill as well as 95 and the rest of the majors. >>> 4:40. down to 60 degrees, warm for this time of year. notice a few puddles on beach avenue. a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. that's the rain that fell. it's dry right now. nothing falling from the skies. just a few scattered clouds. actually breaks in the clouds, too, allowing for cooler temperatures and a bit of fog forming in some of the suburbs and into the lehigh valley. 60 now in philadelphia. we'll see a warmup and see some breaks of sunshine this morning. the clouds will be with us through the day. not

for many, there is some sunshine on offer, that was plymouth earlier.and east coast of scotland and also the north—east of england. we have got the easterly winds bringing the moisture from the north sea but we will lose that this weekend. you can see a large area of cloud spiralling around our low pressure which is pushing rainer north across northern ireland, northern england and the north of scotla nd northern england and the north of scotland and following behind, showers, decent weather for many. we have got more rain to come later in the day coming back into the south west and northern ireland. not plain sailing, big showers in the north—west of scotland this afternoon with hail and thunder but there might be dry weather pushing in across northern ireland and the west of england, just the odd shower here. across england and wales, the showers here should not be as heavy as recently but by tea—time, that next batch of rain is arriving. temperature is feeling warmer with more sunshine. quite a lot of football and it looks as though bar the odd showe

we lost our construction crews near plymouth township along the blue route by germantown pike all laneseopened. we're looking better here. on the big picture speeds look pretty good despite the foggy conditions so far this morning. no major issues on the schuylkill where they were in the 40's and 50's, no major delays on 95 yet as you head towards center city. but we did have overnight construction right here, vine street expressway by the schuylkill expressway as we look live, you can see these ramps are reopened. crews do return tonight at 11 o'clock but for now, you're good to go on both the schuylkill and the vine. don't head here, though, burlington bristol bridge up for a passing ship right now. you want to keep heading for the turnpike connector bridge instead. at the ben franklin bridge, our good buddy ben its tough to see but traffic is moving okay here across the span. there are some speed restrictions at some of the bridges like the betsy ross. at the ben franklin you're getting by okay o and 45 miles per hour is the max on the new jersey turnpike. live look in salem county a

game also had significance at the top of the table, as doncaster‘s defeat coupled with a draw for plymouthe, thanks to their national league play—off semi—final win against aldershot town. having won the first leg 3—0, tranmere were always in control of the tie and a late strike from james norwood gave them a 2—2 draw on the day — a 5—2 win on aggregate. the play—off final is at wembley next sunday. tranmere will face either forest green or dagenham, who are tied at 1—1 going into tomorrow‘s second leg. inverness caledonian thistle are still fighting to stay in the scottish premiership. the bottom club are nowjust a points adrift of safety after a 2—1 win against relegation rivals hamilton. brad mckay scored their first on 10 minutes. they doubled their lead with a penalty and hamilton could only manage a late consolation goal. elsewhere today dundee eased their relegation fears with an away win at kilmarnock. ross county are safe from automatic relegation after winning at second from bottom motherwell. champions celtic are still unbeaten in all domestic competitions, a3 matches, after a a

plymouth, cardiff, belfast, glasgow, all of these area staying dry tonight, whereas the further eastbe overcast across many parts of england. there will be some outbreaks of brain, some will be heavy, but across more western and south—western areas, certainly some sunshine around but here too at times you will catch some rain and a lot cooler tomorrow. temperatures in some areas 12, 13, 14 degrees. now the weekend, for a time there will be some rain around across central and northern scotland which will pull away to the north and then really overall for most of us this coming weekend, it is not looking too bad at all. there will be sunny spells, if you showers but the evenings and nights will be chilly. hello. it's thursday, it's 9 o'clock. i'm martine croxall in for victoria. welcome to the programme. winter fuel payments will be stopped for wealthier pensioners and changes will be made to the way people are assessed for social care. two of the headline policies in the conservative manifesto to be launched today. everyone will have the security of knowing they can pass on one hundre

a little construction here in plymouth meeting.se are the northbound lanes of the blue route, 476, close to germantown pike. they're taking out the left lane as you head toward the mid-county tolls. although those e-z pass express lanes have reopened. if you're keeping score down in new castle, airport road is still blocked. that's flooded out. it has been for several days by the sheraton. commons boulevard continues to get you around it. 45 miles per hour is the max on the length of the new jersey turnpike this morning o. that, too, because of foggy conditions on this wednesday, matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> breaking news. police investigating how a young girl became unresponsive in her olney home overnight. officers had responded to the home for reports of a stolen car. that is when the girl's mother informed them that she found the seven-year-old with a plastic bag on her head. the girl is now in critical condition as police search for her brother. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live in the neighborhood with the detail

>> i was in a convertible, 1939 plymouth and it was driven by tyler who was born and raised in the mission district so there was a lot of tradition there, a lot of history and a lot of parade, a lot of pride. really a day to remember and it is going to be aired on our cw, our sister station, saturday from 8:00 to 10:00, i am told. >> you were in the low ridea wh dancing? >> no, i don't think i really -- when i music was playing in the car, i did. no, i actually had to run from where we finished a mile and a half when the parade ended, you had to -- i had to run all the way back to where we began. >> there you go. >> it was great. i met a lot of people on the way as well. >>> current conditions out the door, right now mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of drizzle next to the bay and the seashore, that's the view of the transamerica building, or pyramid, i should say at this time. 51 san francisco. what was that? there you go. love me some foghorn. 53 degrees in redwood city, livermore currently in the 50s. look at the intrusion of the marine layer as it penetrates not only into the bay but m

today has brought rain and tomorrow should get off to a fine start with sunshine. 12 degrees in plymouthern ireland with plenty of sunshine, 11 degrees belfast. western areas see the best sunshine, a sunny day across the far south—west. cloudierfor north scotla nd south—west. cloudierfor north scotland and across this northern half is uttered, we will see areas of cloud. and down the east coast of england, it will feel cool. further west with sunshine, 18—19d. fairly bright for the liverpool match in the premier league tomorrow afternoon. for arsenal versus manchester united, more cloud into the mix. eastern areas keep cloud into the start of the week. fairly cool weather. further west, a better chance of sunshine. where you do get sunnier skies, it will feel good. that is all this is bbc news. the headlines at four. theresa may has been campaigning in key general election battle grounds in the midlands and has sought to play down talk of a landslide victory. jeremy corbyn has spoken of creating a society in which people are no longer held back by a system that is rigged for the rich. a

that was plymouth earlier.l of the north—eastern coast of scotland and also the north—east of england because we have got the easterly winds bringing moisture from the north sea and we are going to lose that this weekend. you can see a large area of cloud spiralling around which is pushing rainer north across northern ireland, northern england and into scotla nd ireland, northern england and into scotland and then following on behind, a scattering of showers, decent weather for many. we have got more rain to come later in the day coming into the south west and northern ireland. not plain sailing, big showers breaking out across north—west scotland and grampian this afternoon with hell and thunder but equally we might see some drier weather pushing back in across northern ireland, just the odd shower. across the rhine of england and wales, the showers here should not be as heavy as in recent days but by tea—time we have that next batch of rain arriving in the west. temperature is on a par with yesterday feeling

this was from plymouth earlier.th east england. we will lose that muggy air as we head towards this evening. picking up a south—westerly wind instead. the rain pushing its way across northern ireland and southern and western scotland, turning into big showers this afternoon. more rain hot on his heels or the west. many, there is dry and bright weather. strong sunshine coming through. our own 18 celsius our highs. let's follow the progress. dampening eastern areas by morning. a chilly start in the west but otherwise it looks like another lovely day. plenty of sunshine to start and showers brew up. shower after shower in some areas and others are avoiding them all together. warm in the sunshine. that was the weather. but have a look at the sport. so chelsea have done it — a 1—0 win at west brom gave them the premier league title with two games to spare. today's premier elite match is getting away shortly. manchester city are about getting into the top four. champions league prizes up for grabs. and where on the bench

the prime minister, campaigning in plymouth today, remains committed to getting net migration into thepromised the conservatives have repeatedly made, but repeatedly broken... conservatives have repeatedly made, but repeatedly broken. . ij conservatives have repeatedly made, but repeatedly broken... i want to ensure that we are controlling migration because too high and uncontrolled migration has put pressure on public services and it also lowers wages at the lower end of the income scale. i want to ensure that we control migration. jeremy corbyn and the labour party wa nt jeremy corbyn and the labour party want uncontrolled migration. enter next the proudly pro—eu lib dems, keen to warn about what they see as potential dangers of brexit. we are the only party that is trying daily to say that there are big questions here, not only on immigration but the impact on the nhs, schools, people's livelihoods, on how we go about brexit. the snp want immigration powers to be devolved to the scottish parliament. ukip say they want to cut net migration to zero. a one in, one out policy. for all o

that was plymouth earlier.ave got the easterly winds bringing moisture of the north sea in these areas but we are going to lose that this weekend. you can see a large area of clouds spiralling around our low pressure which is pushing rain north across northern ireland, northern england and into scotland. following behind, scattering of showers. decent weather for many. we have got more rain to come later in the day. coming back into the south—west and northern ireland. not plain sailing. they will be big showers breaking out across north—west scotland and grampian, hailand north—west scotland and grampian, hail and thunder. we might see dry weather pushing in across northern ireland and the north—west of england. just some showers. similarly across the rest of england and wales. showers should not be happy as they had been in recent days. by the time we have got the next batch of rain arriving in the west. temperatures on a public yesterday, warmer given the sunshine. football going on today and it looks as tho

this morning, i started off at plymouth fisheries, talking to fishermen and others about the huge opportunitiest to the royal show and i saw some of the fantastic food and drink produce that makes this part of england world— renowned. drink produce that makes this part of england world—renowned. and here lam now of england world—renowned. and here i am now across manufacturing, playing an important role in the aviation sector as well as the automotive sector and of course the aviation sector has been such a great success here in the great south west. and these are just snapshots of the huge assets and the huge potential there is here in the south west. and voters here in the south west. and voters here in the south west. and voters here in the south west are vitally important for this election injust eight days' time. in 2015, at the last election, your votes gave my party 15 more seats. if i lose to six of those, thenl seats. if i lose to six of those, then i risk losing the majority and we riskjeremy corbyn becoming prime minister. and i think that there are three clear questions that there a

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the philadelphia trust pga classic starts tomorrow in plymouth.e to tell us about it are kevin mccluskey and the ceo of hartford trust. let me start with you, first of all, you lost both your legs and it didn't stop you from golfing and you lost it on a tour of duty in afghanistan, but tomorrow you're going to tee off the -- you're going to start the tournament off by hitting the first ball, and you also talk about how much golf has helped you as you assimilate back into civilian life. tell me about that. >> yeah. it was weird how it came about. i was just out with a few friends and we weren't -- i wasn't planning on golfing, and i didn't want to, but they talked mead into hitting a ball. >> you never golfed before you lost your legs? >> i'd never golfed until four and a half years ago, and i ended up hitting the ball and it kind of went straight, so i figured i would give it a try. >> look at the video of you that's pretty awesome. are you nervous at all when you line up on the first tee? did you do this before? >> i did it one time before, and i

when the pilgrims landed at plymouth, they prayed.n the founders wrote the declaration of independence, they invoked our creator four times. because in america, we don't worship government, we worship god. >> some of those on hand for the speech say they are still conflicted over their support for the president. joining us right now live from lynchburg, polo sandoval who spoke with several conservative voters. >> reporter: good afternoon. ahead of today's presidential visit, we saw some interesting dynamics at play here in the heart of the bible belt. some are just not quite sure what to make of the president's recent behavior, some of his trump twitter traffic. but then there are some of the core support there, some of those individuals who say they are still standing behind the man that they voted for last november. even giving him some i go wiwig room. we spent time with a local family at a place they like to call lynchburg's white house. here's why. the white family tackles everything at the dinner table. from the projects to the

area where work will get underway on a road project aimed at improving access to norristown and plymouthnship. the governor says more than $550 million worth of highway and bridge improvements will begin, or be bid on across the philadelphia region during 2017. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" inside the old granite run mall we will take to you the construction site to see is what planned and talk about how old malls all over, are getting new life >>> count down is on for george and amal clooney who are expecting their twins any day now and find out how george clooney is spending time and how they are getting their mansion ready for the babies, lauren? >>> we are one day closer to upcoming weekend and temperatures will be running warmer and right around average for us, finally near 80 degrees on saturday and sunday, model doing a precipitation flip, and weather system will come in on sunday and saturday looking like dryer day with sunny skies and on sunday we will watch out for chance of showers and thunderstorms especially as we head in the afternoon and evening. we will >>> princ

when the pilgrims landed at plymouth, they prayed. when the founders wrote the declaration of independence, they invoked our creator four times. because in america, we don't worship government. we worship god. >> so, ali, you were there -- >> and certainly, that is -- >> i'm just curious -- >> go ahead. >> -- this category of how this was, how people reacted to him, what the tenor was, what was the commencement address? >> certainly, the tenor, a friendly audience, they were clearly excited to see him. there was a two-prong feeling there in the clip you just played on religious liberty, someone who has acted and spoken in the campaign to give more freedom of speech, including protection of speech. but there's the other prong, donald trump has always been somebody as long as i've covered him over two year he's doubled down. taken this idea of him being an outsider very seriously. it's allowed him to buck the establishment on the republican side, of course, the democrats as well. i think what we'll see from him in the aftermath of this

left lane out of commission so delays coming east of plymouth meeting. 541 approaching to 06. there's a crash now on the shoulder matt. >> thank you, matt. david is off. meteorologist karen rogers promises some sun later today, right, karen. >> yes, i do. i have some improvement as you look farther to the west. let's start with satellite6 action radar you can see yes, we're stuck with the clouds in the city but we actually have sunshine in wilkes-barre and state college and we will be seeing some sunshine mixing with the clouds here by the afternoon hours. so, late morning, afternoon we start to see some breaks of sun and we also have a chance for a scattered shower or a thunderstorm, a high of 78 but tomorrow finally bright from start to finish, 78 even warmer on friday, partly sunny and 83, matt. >> thanks karen. a camden county jury will get back to work to try and reach a verdict in the trial of a father charged with killing his son. the judge ordered the jury to keep trying after they said they were stuck. we'll have a live update from the courthous

[ applause ] that's not -- ♪ 800-588 [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next for plymouth rock, he put, "this isimba was held up after he was born." that's not true. [ laughter ] ♪ nants ingonyama that's not true. >> steve: that's not -- that's pride rock. >> jimmy: it's not that either. [ laughter ] next for the gunfight at the o.k. corral, he put, "fake news. it was a tremendous corral. [ laughter and applause ] better than okay. that's fake news. fake media." next up for the bubonic plague, he wrote, "a world without boobs? can you imagine that? that would be the worst thing." [ laughter and applause ] the alamo, he put, "makes sense, i hate paying my ex-wife's alamo." [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] he shouldn't release that. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: this kind of surprised me, but white house press secretary sean spicer gave a new interview where he said that he loves his job and he's humbled to have it. [ laughter ] then spicer blinked his eyes in morse code to spell out, "help me." [ laughter and applause ] "i'm so happy to be here!" [ laughter ] hey, i saw that this year's tony

when the pilgrims landed at plymouth, they prayed. when the founders wrote the declaration of independence, they invoked our creator four times. because in america we don't worship government, we worship god. >> reporter: and that line was received very warmly by this crowd and from top to bottom the president was in front of a very welcoming crowd, given a stand ovation the first time he appeared on stage. this was definitely a friendly place for the president after a tumultuous the week in washington. >> thank you so much. >>> so we heard the president's mess stlage there to graduates liberty university. but it's the contradictions all week that marked a tumultuous time. when he was called out on messages on the james comey firing, he tweeted maybe things occurred too fast for them to keep up. he's considering a shake up of his communications team. let's take a closer look. we're joined by senior media correspondent brian steltzer. on the heels on the remarks from the president who kept it mostly positive but he did every now and th

when the pilgrims landed at plymouth, they prayed. wrote the declaration of independence, they invoked our creator four times because in america we don't worship government, we worship god. [ applause ] that is why our elected officials put their hands on the bible and say, so help me god. as they take the oath of office. it is why our currency proudly declares in god we trust. and it's why we proudly proclaim that we are one nation under god. every time we say the pledge of allegiance. [ applause ] the story of america is the story of an adventure that began with deep faith, big dreams, and humble beginnings. that is also the story of liberty university. when i think about the visionary founder of this great institution, reverend jerry falwell sr., i can only imagine how excited he would be if he could see all of this and all of you today and how proud he would be of his son and of his family. in just two days we will mark the tenth anniversary of reverend falwell's passing. i juiced to love watching him on television, hearing him pr

this scene in plymouth, in contrast, as well as the cloud and rain in the west, we have sea fog in north—eastanging the wind direction, pulling in a south—westerly, which will blow the mist and away over the next 24 hours. very little change in eastern scotland. most of england and wales, when the weather system moves north, it isa when the weather system moves north, it is a case of dry, bright, sunny spells and just the odd shower. mostly light. not as heavy as recent days. we should see a window of dry weather across southern island and furthered all. the rain reaches the north west of scotland, combined with the humidity there, it will break down into showers and there could be torrential downpours across the grampian region to the north—west highlands but in the sunshine, up to 19. it should be lovely weather for the women's fa cup final. i am hoping the showers will stay clear. there will be rain through the night. the next band of rain in the south—west by air and played today. there will be a dampening of the ground across eastern parts of the uk but it should clear. more straightforw

good morning, this is a lovely shot that has been sent in from plymouth. blue skies.west. coming into northern ireland, north—west england and northern wales and south—west scotland, this is all close to the area of low pressure. the low pressure is just moving area of low pressure. the low pressure isjust moving north. the rain will clear away from northern ireland in the afternoon but at the moment it isjust ireland in the afternoon but at the moment it is just across the south west areas. it will be turning damp, northern ireland. as you can see from the pictures, we have sunshine elsewhere, waiting in the wings, and temperatures are starting at 13—1a and they will respond to the strong sunshine. they should be more of it today, especially in eastern areas. —— there should. the next rain man coming in during tea time. —— rain band. heavy downpours in scotland, evenin band. heavy downpours in scotland, even in the north west, where b could see 19—20 but also some intense downpours that we could see. as we go through the evening and overnight, we might see some rain