here is rob lee, ran again, lee! do you think about your brothers on the pitch? together, he is behind me! it is a strange feeling and it is nice as the midfielder tried to setting up. plenty of fa cup action on the bbc this weekend, starting this lunchtime with fleetwood town of league one, against leicester — that's live on bbc one, 12.45. that is all the sport. let's get the weather. hello. arctic air arrives across the british isles in time for the weekend. a fairly short lived cold blast but it will feel much colder than what we have been used to of late. 0n the plus side they should bea late. 0n the plus side they should be a lot of sunshine around particularly on sunday. a big area of high pressure across the north of the country bringing north north—easterly will arctic winds to our shores, and pushing the cloud we have had three central and northern parts south as the afternoon wears on. some patchy rain on this weather front with a little bit of hill sleet and snow as well. the sunshine will gradually diminish across the south as the band of cloud moves

here is rob lee! good run again, lee! brilliant goal! all the lads came round to play five—a—side.pitch, do you look down the line and 90, pitch, do you look down the line and go, oh, its my brother? pitch, do you look down the line and go, oh, it's my brother? there are some surreal moments. the first time we started a game together, it was... it was a strange feeling. and it's nice as a tried to set him up. -- is it's nice as a tried to set him up. —— is nice as the midfielder to try and set him up. it's great getting out there. it's a nice way to do it. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. we will have all of the build—up with polly hamilton at anfield. that kick—off is at 7:55pm. the merseyside derby in the fa cup is on bbc one. it should be a brilliant game, liverpool against everton in the fa cup, kicking off the fa cup third round weekend. good evening. it has been a showery day and for some of us you will have noticed things turning colder as well. that theme continues through the weekend. this is how it looks in pembrokeshire this afternoon, s

here is rob lee, on a run again, lee! do you think about your brothers on the pitch?he first time we started a game together i was like, there is elliott behind me. it is a strange fielding and as nice as a midfielder setting up, i would only pass to elliott. you can see more from the lee family on football focus straight after this bulletin, then match of the day live from fleetwood town as they take on leicester city, kick—off at 12:45pm on bbc one. that is all the for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:40pm — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with sean ley. a lawyer who represented victims of the serial sex offender john worboys says some of her clients whose cases weren't taken to trial want prosecutors to re—examine the evidence. worboys, a former black—cab driver, is being freed after serving ten years in jail. he was convicted of 19 offences, although at the time police said they believe he attacked more than 100 women. tom burridge reports. the decision to release rap

criticised for the way they attack. —— rob lee. help to get back at hitler and what help to get back at hitler and what he had started with his attack on our country. he was my enemy and thatis our country. he was my enemy and that is the way it stayed the whole time. so, when you saw the broken dams and when you saw the villages being swept away by the waters, you just close your mind to the fact that civilians would be down there drowning? crossed my at all. i begin to wonder, frankly, as a young child, i had a pretty horrible childhood. and i found child, i had a pretty horrible childhood. and ifound that child, i had a pretty horrible childhood. and i found that i was left with a father who in the first place thought i was a mistake anyway. i was the sixth, the youngest of six children. and he beat me often, regularly, and i sometimes wonder, was emotion beaten out of me at that stage? could i feel so little at that stage? well, here is a question about your emotions run after the war, or at the end of the war, because as i tal

rob lee!'re on the pitch but only sometimes you have some surreal moments when you're walking out together! and thinking, he is behind me! it is a strange feeling but it is nice, as a midfielder, trying to set him up. plenty of fa cup action on the bbc this weekend. it all starts at lunchtime with fleetwood town of league one against leicester city. that is live on bbc one at 12.115. in by that is live on bbc one at 12.115. in rugby union's premiership, bath's losing run is over. lockjames phillips scored only the second try he has got in 63 league games. that was enough to get bath a bonus point. in the pr014 scarlets made it 17 home league wins in a row, with victory over the dragons. each try was scored by a different player. they opened up a 7—point lead at the top of their conference. elsewhere, edinburgh beat southern kings. you can find out more on those stories and all the fa cup build up on the bbc sport website and you have interviews and features there. more sport for you in the nex

so great memory of rob lee in his newcastle days, and today, the young lees playing for luton town. said he would never be suspended for match—fixing. conte was given a short ban a few years ago for failing to report match—fixing at his previous club siena, although he was later cleared of any wrongdoing. mourinho was responding after conte said he was getting old and losing his memory when it came to his own touchline antics. in rugby union's premiership, bath's three—match losing run is over. they beat worcester by 46 points to 25 — and it was a memorable match for lock james phillips, who scored only his second try in 63 league games. that earned bath the bonus point. in the pro 14, scarlets made it 17 home league wins in a row with victory over dragons — they looked very comfortable, running in seven tries, each by a different player, to win 47—13 and open up a seven—point lead at the top of conference b. elsewhere, edinburgh beat southern kings. now, it is this earlier. england may be losing in the cricket again, but one brit is flying high down under, after beating the aussies

commentator: here is rob lee! de overthink about being brothers when you are out on the pitch?ice as a strange feeling, and it is nice as a midfielder trying to set him up. luton mightjust a midfielder trying to set him up. luton might just fancy their chances ofan luton might just fancy their chances of an upset there. plenty of fa cup action on the bbc this weekend, starting at lunchtime with fleetwood town of league 1, against leicester city in the premier league. now, england may be losing in the cricket, but one brit has beaten the aussies in their own back yard. i'm delighted to say that we can now talk to ollie. how long did it take? around six and a half hours, we saw many eagles and other hang glider pilots along the way. it was just short of a00 kilometres. pilots along the way. it was just short of 400 kilometres. that's like going from london to nearly new pretty much. and going and 55 mph, as pretty much. and going and 55 mph, as well. how do you stay up there for so long, capturing thermal after thermal? indeed, it takes a little while to learn all the techniques

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we're doing it with josh brown, steve weiss, jon najarian, rob and tom lee, the managing partner and head of research at fund strat energy, industrials once again leading, less than 20 points away from dow 25,500 tom, you just raised your year-ending s&p target to 3,025. how did you get there? >> well, it's just a simple matter of e growing 13% and some expansion gets you to 3,025. >> so a 10% upside to the market do you think it's high enough? >> you know, our technician was thinking about how he thinks the base case is 3,000 so the s&p could do something several hundred points higher than that. i think 3,000 is a good base case. >> so weiss, we've gotten buffett talking about the benefits of the tax plan seemed to be very positive on stocks last week it was tepper, the other day rosenstein saying he's more invested than he's been in a long time. are we getting this right? are we bullish enough to match what these other investors are seemingly thinking >> i think we are bullish enough, but there's that haunting feeling that we've seen this before and it doesn't usually end well howe

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rob is our deputy director. the emergency communications. >> thank you. so, i'm sure many of you are aware we've had some challenges with nine -- 911 and staff issues. mayor leessued our -- >> in april. we were down to 66%. since then we've made considerable progress. four or the last 5 weeks we've been hitting over 80% and hopefully we are there to stay. we hope to achieve our service by the end of the calendar year. some significant have been the effects of the hiring initiative that was really ramped up. it takes about a year to train dispatchers. other efforts that have been encouraged on by the mayor's executive directive have been coordination with 311 to transfer calls that are not dispatchable events and to get immediate staffing support. the police department has given us to police officers on light duty. we have some light duty people from the airport and from other sources that have helped us with staffing and so measures to boot. we are working on a public campaign which should be kicking off very shortly and some other measures to continue the progress. as i said, i believe we will achieve our service goal by the end of the calendar year. >> than

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