he is being treated in hospital for his home in somerset.pitalfor what has been described as life—threatening injuries. lee martin reports from taunton. police say a man knocked on the door yesterday afternoon and askedif the door yesterday afternoon and asked if he wanted any work doing to the house. the man attackedjim booth. with what is said to be a claw hammer. jim's son came down this morning. he said he had a fractured skull. he has been at the doctorfor a fair while. he fractured skull. he has been at the doctor for a fair while. he said something about his hand, he had a problem with his hand because he had a big bash on his hand. mr booth is one of the last surviving heroes of world war ii, serving as lieutenant commander in the navy and he played a crucial role in the d—day landings. his latest battle is seen him take on the man police are still trying to find. a white male, around 30-35 trying to find. a white male, around 30—35 years of age. clean—shaven, darkish hair. described as athletic, stocky build. no real accent was note

that is the car of mary pat christie governor christie's wife pulled over by police in somerset county as part of a state wide distracted driving crack down. and she plead guilty to driving with a cell phone and paid a 250 there's fine. >>> and the faculty of the westminster choir college in princeton is filing a grievance after layoff notifications went out yesterday. full and part-time factory received the notice from ryder. they said they would try to sell the college for financial reasons and they identified the partner to run it as a nonprofit music school but the notices when out if the deal goes through. >>> coming up a historical building goes up in flames in delaware and late this afternoon

>> last spring an officer in somerset country pulled mary pat christie over for having her phone in her hand which sill legal while driving in new jersey. the first lady did not use her the status to get out of the ticket and was find $250. she paid the fine. end of story there. but not for the millions of distracted drivers across the kupty. >> i see people all the time running the red lights and on their phone and just speeding and. >> driver rahel fish burn says it's a rarity to find someone not distracted while driving. texting is the worse. >> i new new jersey you were not allowed to be on the phone at all. >> same story in delaware and in pennsylvania you can hand your phone to face while driving you cannot text. but just because you can hold your phone doesn't mean you should. >> there's so many things available your phone obviously people with music, ipads, ipods. >> philadelphia police captain while concerned about distracted driving says he's optimistic thanks to car companies and technology. >> my wife got a car with

police got 911 calls near 19th and somerset. when officers arrived on the scene, they say they found a large group of young people and two young victims lying in the street. a 16-year-old shot in the chest and neck area. that victim pronounced dead on scene. investigators also say a 12-year-old was shot in the leg. that child was taken to temple hospital. >> the two victims were with a bunch of other children, basically hanging out, sitting on the step talking. one male shooter about 5'6" wearing all dark clothing came upon them and basically started firing into the crowd. >> reporter: and police want to find this gunman who is capable of firing into a crowd of children. police still searching for him. meantime we are told the 12-year-old victim hit in the leg is stable right now and expected to survive. i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> officers responded to the shootings here on west wyoming avenue around 1:00 this morning. both victims went to the hospital in stable condition. let's head now to montgomery county where we

a special service in the village of batcombe in somerset marked the return home of a soldier killed inund, and until now his name didn't appear on any memorial. sally challoner reports. they say what's on in name, but for private william newman's grandson, it means everything. finally a dedication on the war memorial in the village william called home, unveiled today, 103 years since he was killed in somerset. his name hasn't been in any memorial in this country, and i feel hasn't been in any memorial in this country, and ifeel it's hasn't been in any memorial in this country, and i feel it's time hasn't been in any memorial in this country, and ifeel it's time he hasn't been in any memorial in this country, and i feel it's time he was recognised for it, and if my father was here today, it would mean more than everything to him because he never knew his father, because he was born six months after his father was born six months after his father was killed in france. william newman died just days after arriving on the battlefields. unaware his young wife was expecting a child. today, se

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it will thicken up about that time and it could be dense in somerset and wiltshire.he band of rain stuck in place for much of the day. on either side, we get some sunshine. it will be called across many northern areas, and this is where we will see the best of the sunshine. the weather front does tend to pull away and things calm down as we move into the day. they are waiting for this weather from the patient of the northwest and is a big area of low pressure that could come into play by the weekend. otherwise quite a lot of dry weather. a fair bit of cloud developing through the day. one of the showers picking out and most of the showers picking out and most of the rain in the north—west of scotland, temperatures again, 12 or 14 celsius. pretty normal for this time of year. wet weather will develop into the evening and overnight. these two systems will combine and tried to re—eastwards across england and wales. slow to clear week and then we get a north—westerly wind, dragging down cold beer, which you will feel more at night than during the day because we will have

somerset, what i believe and they can decide whether to vote for me or not. that my views on brexit will have a more immediate effect than my views on abortion and other moral issues. though, the abortion one, and indeed, the euthanasia one, are the most important of my views. but political life is about standing up for what you believe in and not trying to climb the greasy pole. that is a secondary and significantly less important issue. well, i don't think anybody would doubt that we want leaders who are honest about their beliefs, but then there is a question about whether certain beliefs make it very difficult to be a credible leader of a nation like britain. i am just thinking of tim farron, the former leader of the liberal democrats, who quit the job saying because he is a devout christian and does not believe in gay marriage, for example, he said he found himself completely torn between living as a faithful christian and serving as a political leader. he found it impossible. well, i'm not putting myself forward as a political leader, as you know. i thi

was outside talking with friends, fellow children on a neighbor's front steps at north 19th and somerset street when gunman approached and fired multiple times. the 16 year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. the 12 year-old friend took a bull tote leg. he was transported and later released from the hospital according to family members. people gathered a on the block sunday and two women tell us they were friends with the victim. >> oh, sweet as pie, sweet as pie. smile to brighten up the whole day. >> just turn y'all your self in, just turn yourself in and give your parents some close another about their son. he is 16. >> police say they have found eight shell casings at the scene and shooter took off on somerset street. in order to find out who opened fire on the group of children and teens, police cooperation. they are looking for more, information, on what exactly, happened, and they need the community's assistance, karen and thomas. >>> in delaware county there is a woman in critical condition after a house fire in folcroft. it was a bod one because flames swept through home of th

police found eight shell casings at the scene, shooter took off on somerset. in order to find out who opened fire on this group of children and teens, police told us yesterday they need cooperation. so anyone who knows anything need to come forward, in order to secure justice for this 16 year-old boy, karen and thomas >> let's hope someone does another family torn apart, jenny, thank you. >>> in delaware county a woman is in critical condition this morning following a house fire in folcroft. flames right through the home at land well in and king avenue around 5:30 yesterday evening. first responders rescued would the man who was found unconscious on the second floor. neighbors say that the fire scene as you saw a moment ago simply was intense. >> as i look outside the door there is flames coming out of the chimney, the back, the front is full of smoke, it was a lot of smoke, yeah and covered the whole street the whole back the whole park, it was pretty fully involved. >> fire fighters also resuscitated a cat they pulled from the home they are still trying to d

this mean band of cloud, we already have some fog here and there, didn't really clear way from the somersethave more fog forming overnight. let's focus on that fog. it will be across southern england for the morning rush hour, particularly across the west country, hampshire, up to the m3 and 4, and will probably linger through most if not all of the morning. into the midlands, more cloud, east anglia and parts of wales and northern ireland. there may be a spot of rain but on the whole it will be dry. cloudier skies to begin the day across northern ireland and pushing further into scotland, some rain in the north west of scotland, wea k rain in the north west of scotland, weak front, not making great inroads through the day, affecting north west scotland where there will be a stronger breeze. otherwise, light winds and whilst the sun will try to come out, it is rather half—hearted, that fog slowly lifting across southern england perhaps interval cloud. a lot of dry weather, cloud and temperatures similar to the day, just about making double figures. then things change overnight because we ha

this is at 19th and somerset. when police officers arrived on the scene they found a very large crowd full of young people including two young victims lying on the street, a 16-year-old shot in the chest and the face. police say he was pronounced dead on the scene. a 12-year-old boy was hit by gunfire. >> there was also a 12-year-old child shot. he was shot in the leg one time. he was taken to temple hospital by police. he is currently in stable condition. >> reporter: gunmen took off running after the shooting. the 12-year-old taken to temple is expected to survive. for now live at police headquarters, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> let's head now to montgomery county where we have an update on county we first told you about as breaking news at 11:00. a unanimousman accused of killin brother is under arrest on charges of first and third-degree murder. it unfolded yesterday at this house in elkins park. the victim is the homeowner, 64-year-old harry bachman. when he didn't meet a family member friday night off

it really didn't get away from some spots, especially in somerset levels.coolish sort of start despite the extensive amount of cloud. but it's the fog, again, that will be concentrating my mind and should be on your mind too, across the southern counties of england, especially for that morning rush hour. bbc local radio will keep you right up to date with the very worst of the conditions, which could stretch from the eastern side of devon, through the west country, central, southern england, into parts of the south—east. generally speaking, from wales to the midlands to east anglia, more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain. then dry weather for the most part as we get into the north of england, much of northern ireland, the eastern side of scotland too. drift that bit further towards the north and west in scotland, a new set of weather fronts coming in here, with the cloud, wind and rain making very slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away during the course of the morning as more cloud just comes down towards those southern counties. we may

it really didn't get away from some spots, especially in the somerset levels.pite the extensive cloud. but it's the fog again that will be concentrating my mind and should be on your mind too across the southern counties of england, especially for that morning rush—hour. bbc local radio will keep you right up—to—date with the worst of the conditions, which could stretch from the eastern side of devon, through the west country, central and southern england and into parts of the south—east. from wales to the midlands to east anglia, more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain. dry weather for the most part as we get into the north of england, much of northern ireland and the eastern side of scotland. drift further towards the north and west in scotland, a new set of weather fronts coming in, with cloud, wind and rain making very slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away through the morning as more cloud comes down towards the southern counties. we may find the odd glimpse of sunshine coming through. temperatures as you see for most in double figures.

police in somerset say a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after a ninety—six year on his own doorstep. jim booth was left with serious injuries after the assault at his home in taunton. a quick look at some of the front pages of the morning newspapers. the financial times says europe's bags have moved more than £350 million worth of assets from the uk after the eu decision. the times says the defence minister is training to quit if more cost—cutting measures are imposed. the mail headlines movement in the brexit negotiations, with the eu signalling it could be willing to start talks on a possible trade deal after the latest talks with theresa may. the telegraph site a new report that says one in five women will not become a mother as childlessness has doubled within a generation. the express rights that wins from the arctic will depend on the uk this weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching as low as minus six. —— wins. now it is time to newsnight. egypt suffered one of its deadliest ever terrorist attack today. 235 were killed and dozens injured at a mosque

craig took 13 wickets for somerset this season and has impressed in england's warmup games but he isam ready to play that first test, where ifido ready to play that first test, where if i do get called up i am not out here to fill in the drinks or fill the shoes, it is to take the opportunity if it does come. he has been brilliant, he has thrown himself into every game in every opportunity. whenever he has got the ball he has stood up and he has really put his hand up to be selected. 9996 really put his hand up to be selected. 99% of the population wouldn't be able to tell the two of you apart. you were intended to nick his passport and beat the airport?|j think his passport and beat the airport?” think they might notice the action, andi think they might notice the action, and i have a sore back, they might notice it is not the same person. but i think it is one of those things, i would love to be over there with him. hopefully one day it will happen. jamie's time will come, but it looks like older brother craig is going to be first again. that is all we have time for right 110w. tha

the starting point of our tour is somerset park one of the few private but publicly accessible green spaces in the city it's right on the attractive so long to road to get going which is not too old instead we opt for a mode of transport whose characteristic engine noise gave it it on a map to pick a name that we had at home but it took jokes are a symbol of thailand most tourists have never taken a top dog before and they want to try at least one it's no wonder it's fun and usage in the cool breeze in contrast to taxis i took talks don't have a meter prices are often too hot when and that's why it's best to get your hotel reception to organize a top job and negotiate a good price for you in advance by the iraqis. it's worth looking at the ground in bangkok from time to time because that's where one of the city's biggest problems becomes apparent bangkok is sinking. if you pull the plug in a bathtub full of water and star a fan baits they sink to the bottom something comparables happening in bangkok because vast quantities of drinking water are being depleted from the ground beneath

he was a father involved in summer camps and active at his neighborhood pool in somerset. he is now banned from school property. so far police have not found any additional hidden devices. >> this just in. president trump's nominee to be the agriculture chief scientist has withdrawn his nomination after being named in the special council's russia probe. sam clovis was the trump campaign chief poll soy advisor and national co-chairman. the former chairman of the campaign, paul manafort and a business associate will be there this afternoon at 2:00. they each pled not guilty to a 12-count indictment on monday. >> republicans just released their tax reform plan, so here is what we know. the mortgage interest deduction will stay. however, the cap is reduced from $1 million to $500,000. people can still deduct their state and property taxes from federal filings, but state and local income and sales tax deductions would disappear. seven tax brackets are dropped to four and the amount of access from the estate tax would double with the tax ending altogether after six years. the pr

by west somerset street off west lehigh avenue.after midnight a gunman fired into a crowd of teens, bullets had hit the 16 year old twice in the chest, once in the neck, while the 12 year old got hit once in the leg. philadelphia police captain george fuchs says other teens in the group were able to get away unharmed. >> we had female witnesses, transported to homicide, looking for cameras in the area. right now we have our detective on homicide, our crime scene unit, detective on location, trying to find the shooter. >> and investigators say they found at least eight shell casings, on the scene, and witnesses told police that that gunman appeared to have been about five-six, and wore all dark clothing. investigators are looking for surveillance cameras action in the area, and also speaking to witnesses. but if you know anything, call police. for now live in north philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you >> well there is morning, a camden county police officer is waking up at home. he was rel

by west somerset street, that's right off west lehigh avenue. bullets hit the 16 year old twice in the chest, once in the head, mid ex pronounced him dead, while the 12 year old got hit once in the leg. >> right now the scene consists of eight shell casings, four projectiles, we have also four strike marks on the actual property itself, one in the door, and three in the wall. >> and investigators are searching for cameras in the area. they're also speaking to witnesses. again, that 12 year old is expected to be okay. he's in stable condition here at temple university hospital. live in north philadelphia, i'm anita oh, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> anita, keep us to up date, thank you. philadelphia police are investigating another overnight double shooting. this shooting happened around 1:00 a.m. on the 400 block every west wyoming avenue. that is in the city feltonville section, one person hospitalized this morning in critical condition. the other was hit in the leg and is in stable condition this morning. no arrests have been made just yet. no

now, the gunfire unfolded just after midnight on north 19th street by west somerset street. that's right off west lehigh avenue. and investigators responded there just after midnight when a gunman fired bullets, into a group of teens there. bullets hit the 16 year old twice in the chest, and once in the neck, while the 12 year old got hit once in the leg. >> right now eight shell casings, projectiles, also four strike marks on the actual property itself, one on the door, three on the wall. >> and investigators are speaking to witnesses, and looking for any surveillance video in the area. if you know anything, call police. live at temple university hospital. anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you philadelphia police are investigating another overnight double shooting. this shooting happened around 1:00 a.m., on the 400 block every west wyoming avenue. that's in the city feltonville section. one person is hospitalized this morning, in critical condition. the other victim was hit in the leg and is now in stable condition. no arrests made, and no word

he is 16. >> police found eight shell casings at the scene and shooter took off on somerset street.n order to find out who opened fire on these groups of children and police say they need cooperation. at this point they are trying to learn more about what proceeded the gun fire, why somebody would even do something like this. mike? >> jenny, thanks. >>> we have had a bad fire in delaware county we have a woman in critical condition, following it, this is video of the fire, you can see flames fully engulfing this home at king avenues. this is about 5:30 yesterday evening. it gets dark earlier. first responders did rescue that woman they found her unconscious on the second floor. they found a cat whom they resuscitated and pulled from that house. they are trying to figure out the cause right now. >>> meek mill is facing serious prison time, violating probation, and, this morning, rapper is head heading to court. >>> and, at the airport that was in march. and in march another arrest in august, for recklessly driving his motorcycle, and in new york, and, judge in the case has already ma

. >>> you're looking at marry pat christy, pulled over by state police in somerset county in april. it was a crackdown ordered by christy, she pleaded guilty to drive winning a cell phone and paid the 250-dollar fine. >>> a man is facing arson charges for destroying a historic home in delaware. >>> a man pulled out a gun and threatened a fast food employee. >> reporter: mild out there this morning and staying mild this afternoon i'll have the 12-hour forecast coming up next. philadelphia row home magazine held the 2017 blue sapphire award handed out to people who is efforts enriched the city. singing icon chubby checker and the phillie phanatic. >> reporter: i love the phillie phanatic. isn't he the best. >> he kind of digs you, too. >> reporter: i love chubby checker. >> reporter: dave, good, let's go to traffic. this is the blue route approaching the schuylkill expressway, northbound traffic on your right heading toward the turnpike. moving nicely this morning. we have fog in spots. not seeing a lot of it right here near conshohocken. in north philadelphia, i want to take you ther

today we have learned police officer pulled over marry path christie in somerset county on april 10th. he was on distracted driving detail as part of the you drive, you text, you pay aware ness campaign. christie did not identify herself as governor christie's wife and said she was not talking on the phone and was just holding it. she paid the $250 fine. >>> well, local high school team is making history on its run to the championship. >> they have achieved something not scene in decade. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins news jenkintown with their amazing story, anita? >> reporter: ukee and jessica these kid are really on a roll and they are hoping this momentum will carry them to a top spot at the state championship this weekend. they have the whole support of the community behind them. this pack of athletes will tell you just keep going. >> you are in the zone, running, nothing can stop you. >> reporter: that propelled jenkintown junior jack million er from a young age, his mother trish who owns a shelter decked out in support of his cross country team. >> when jack was s

that is the car of mary pat christie governor christie's wife pulled over by police in somerset county as part of a state wide distracted driving crack down. and she plead guilty to driving with a cell phone and paid a 250 there's fine. >>> and the faculty of the westminster choir college in princeton is filing a grievance after layoff notifications went out yesterday. full and part-time factory received the notice from ryder. they said they would try to sell the college for financial reasons and they identified the partner to run it as a nonprofit music school but the notices when out if the deal goes through. >>> coming up a historical building goes up in flames in delaware and late this afternoon officials determined its with deliberately set. >>> and the phillies introduce their new manager jaime apody live in south philadelphia with that introduction of dave kapler. >>> temperatures soared into the mid-70s today and this evening we stay mild and just flipping into the 60s and i am tracking a po ten problem for the morning commute details on that and a weekend cool down in the excl

it is in their hands, avon and somerset police made that clear.e their internal inquiry into his conduct on that night? there has been this other issue of the ecb's own code of conduct. i think even if the cps decided not to bring charges the cps decided not to bring charges the ecb will have to go through the motions or be seen or to take seriously their code of conduct and their own disciplinary inquiry. it could be that say stokes missed the first two ashes test matches then that could be seen as his punishment, but look, even if we get to that stage olly, there is the question of ben stokes' fitness. if he plays this weekend, we might get a clearer idea of whether he is fit to play cricket, but after this, there is the consideration of the disruption and the attention that ben stokes' potential recall into the england squad would create. the ecb have to balance that up along with everything else. as you said at the start there, is a step towards some kind of conclusion this this, but only a step. joe wilson, thank you very much indeed. staying

but the search for the gunman continues after reports of gunfire in north philadelphia at 19th and somerset. officers arrived on scene, a 16-year-old shot in the chest and face. police say he was pronounced dead on scene. a 12-year-old was shot in the leg. that child was taken to temple hospital. >> the two victims were with a bunch of other children basically just hanging out sitting on the steps talking. one male shooter about 5'6" wearing all dark clothing came upon them and basically started firing into the crowd. >> reporter: police say the gunman took off running after the shooting. police are still looking for the suspect. the 12-year-old victim was taken to temple hospital. he is stable and expected to survive. live at police headquarters, randy gyllenhaal. >> we'll check back with you later. new this morning philadelphia police are also looking for the person who shot a man and a woman on west wyoming avenue right around 1:00 this morning. both victims went to the hospital in stable condition. to montgomery county and breaking news. a man accused of killing his own brother is under

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today at kensington and somerset a different story is being told.t's not about the drug epidemic or community problems. on thanksgiving, it's just about showing this community still cares. >> we've been doing this for years. as the years went by people get uniting and it got bigger and bigger. >> reporter: what they do every day is support people in kensington. lines started forming at 10:00 a.m. with a prayer. people looking for a meal and some love. when she says it got bigger and bigger, wanda martinez she's being humble. seeing the number of people eating and the number of volunteers was both heart warming and impressive. >> i remember at one time we fed 200 people now we're feeding almost ain't of 1800. >> really. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: the group behind today's thanksgiving meal is called mothers mission. basically a group of women who started serving and then it expanded to their friends and family who believe in the saying, i am my brother's and sister's keeper. >> it doesn't take millions of dollars to help. you can help within your block.

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of the cloud, one or two clear skies overnight, but we will find more fog forming in places, the somersetog forming across the south, then we have cloudy skies across the midlands and east anglia, and eastern scotland could see a touch of frost with clearer skies for longer. the fog is going to be across southern parts of england through the morning rush hour, perhaps not clearing until 11 o'clock or so. areas of the west country will see the worst of the fog, then cloudy skies as you head northwards perhaps producing one or two spots of drizzle. cloudy across northern ireland, continuing to push its way to scotland, and we have a bit of rain in the far north—west of scotland. quite a week weather front, not making huge progress cheering the day. stronger winds, otherwise across the uk wind will be light, the fog slowly lifting, perhaps just into low cloud, while we will see the sunshine trying to come out, it is rather half—hearted on the whole, a lot of dry weather, but a lot of cloud and temperatures just about getting into double figures. things change overnight, the band of rain comi

it really didn't get away from some spots, especially in somerset levels.ite the extensive amount of cloud. but it's the fog, again, that will be concentrating my mind and should be on your mind too, across the southern counties of england, especially for that morning rush hour. bbc local radio will keep you right up to date with the very worst of the conditions, which could stretch from the eastern side of devon, through the west country, central, southern england, into parts of the south—east. generally speaking, from wales to the midlands to east anglia, more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain. then dry weather for the most part as we get into the north of england, much of northern ireland, the eastern side of scotland too. drift that bit further towards the north and west in scotland, a new set of weather fronts coming in here, with the cloud, wind and rain making very slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away during the course of the morning as more cloud just comes down towards those southern counties. we may well find the odd glimpse

. >> reporter: today at kensington and somerset a different story is being told.demic or community problems. on thanksgiving it's just about showing this community still cares. >> we've been doing this for years. as the years went by people get unituniting it got bigger and bigger. >> reporter: they support people in kensington. lines started forming at 10:00 a.m. with a prayer. people looking for a meal and some love. when she says it got bigger and bigger, wanda martinez she's being humble. seeing the number of people eating and the number of volunteers was both heart warming and impressive. >> i remember at one time we fed 200 people now we're feeding up a 1800. >> reporter: really? >> um-hmm report roar the group behind this thanksgiving meal called mothers mission. basically a group of women who started serving and then it expanded to their friends and family who believe in the saying, i am my brother and >> it doesn't take millions of dollars to help. you can help within your block, within your neighborhood and anybody, kids, adults, just help. >> reporter:

it really didn't get away from some spots, especially in somerset levels.e amount of cloud. but it's the fog, again, that will be concentrating my mind and should be on your mind too, across the southern counties of england, especially for that morning rush hour. bbc local radio will keep you right up to date with the very worst of the conditions, which could stretch from the eastern side of devon, through the west country, central, southern england, into parts of the south—east. generally speaking, from wales to the midlands to east anglia, more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain. then dry weather for the most part as we get into the north of england, much of northern ireland, the eastern side of scotland too. drift that bit further towards the north and west in scotland, a new set of weather fronts coming in here, with the cloud, wind and rain making very slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away during the course of the morning as more cloud just comes down towards those southern counties. we may well find the odd glimpse of sunshine com

well, i think this doesn't actually matter, that myjob is to represent the people of north east somersetwill have a more immediate effect than my views on abortion and other moral issues. including euthanasia, the most important of my views. but political life is about standing up for what you believe in and not trying to climb the greasy pole. that is a secondary task. we want leaders who are honest about their beliefs, but what about representation? i am thinking of tim farron who quit the job saying because he is a devout christian and does not believe in 93v christian and does not believe in gay marriage, for example, he said he found himself completely torn between living as a faithful christian and serving as a political leader. he found it impossible.” christian and serving as a political leader. he found it impossible. iam not putting myself forward as a political leader, as you know. we live in a country with people being entitled to religious beliefs and we have freedom of religion in this country. inevitably, people will not a lwa ys country. inevitably, people will not always

it really didn't get away from some spots, especially in somerset levels. of cloud. but it's the fog, again, that will be concentrating my mind and should be on your mind too, across the southern counties of england, especially for that morning rush hour. bbc local radio will keep you right up to date with the very worst of the conditions, which could stretch from the eastern side of devon, through the west country, central, southern england, into parts of the south—east. generally speaking, from wales to the midlands to east anglia, more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain. then dry weather for the most part as we get into the north of england, much of northern ireland, the eastern side of scotland too. drift that bit further towards the north and west in scotland, a new set of weather fronts coming in here, with the cloud, wind and rain making very slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away during the course of the morning as more cloud just comes down towards those southern counties. we may well find the odd glimpse of sunshine coming thro

not doing that in somerset this afternoon, light and patchy rain, but we keep much of south wales andshine in northern england. good sunny spells in scotland. scattering of showers in the north and west. over the next hour we will see the rain into this evening turning heaviest over south wales in southern england. you can see the wet zone here. showers across northern scotland. becoming more widespread around irish sea coast and pushing through parts of wales, the midlands, and south—west england late in the night. a touch of frost on the higher ground of england and scotland. caldaire established over the northern half of the uk, by tomorrow that will spread its way south. —— cold air. showers affecting parts of england and wales. in northern scotland they will become more prevalent in the afternoon along north sea coast. at the cenotaph there will be some showers. they should be clearing. but there will be a chilly breeze. this is how things look across the uk at 11 o'clock. fine weather, but there will be showers for wales and south—west england. those early ones pulling away from

police in somerset say a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a 96—year—old d—day hammer on his own doorstep. jim booth was left with serious injuries after the assault at his home in taunton. the president of the european council says he needs to see more progress from the uk within ten days before brexit talks can move onto a future trade deal with the eu. donald tusk was speaking following a meeting with theresa may in brussels, who insisted there was a very positive atmosphere at the discussions. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar reports. an amicable divorce from a room full of partners, but it's getting tense. so now theresa may is hinting to eu leaders, starting with donald tusk in the summit chair, britain might up, and some say double, its offer of £20 billion in a separation deal — dig deeper into the nation's purse, if only the eu is ready to talk trade. or this long goodbye could end in tears, the last thing she wanted. these negotiations are continuing but what i'm clear about is that we must step forward together. this is for both the uk and the

ninety—six—year—oldjim booth was seriously injured in an attack at his home in taunton, somerset.e than 20 people have been hurt after part of a nightclub floor collapsed in tenerife. it happened in the town of playa de las americas, which is popular with tourists. the injuries included broken legs, ankle sprains and bruises. cubans have marked the first anniversary of the death of their former revolutionary leader fidel castro. students gathered on saturday at the university of havana, in the grounds of the college, where fidel castro was taught as a law student. the event was led by cuba's vice president. sailors from the royal navy have been performing the famous changing the guard ceremony outside buckingham palace in london for the first time in its three—hundred—and—fifty year history. —— 350 year history. the ceremony involves one set of guards, the old guard, handing over the responsibility of protecting buckingham palace and st james's palace to another set of guards, the new guard. the manoeuvres are usually carried out by a regiment from the army, as our correspondent j

tonight he will speak at the somerset neighbors for better living meeting on kensington avenue. that begins at 6:30. meanwhile, his republican opponent, beth grossman, spent sunday knocking on doors. she spoke to voters one on one about where she stands on the issues. both candidates are running for a spot left vacant by former d.a. seth williams. williams resigned after pleading guilty to corruption charges back in june. if you're wondering where to vote, the office of commissioners has developed the voter app. it will help you identify your polling place based on your address. pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> another high-profile race in the tri-state area is the race for governor. democrat phil murphy and republican kim guadagno spent their weekend making final pitches to voters. as for today, guadagno will be at get out the vote campaigns in parsippany, toms river. murphy will hold events in edison and trenton. nbc10 is counting down to election night. we'll have instant results and updates on air and the nbc10 app on all the races happening in our area. >>> 5:3

it really didn't get away from some spots, especially at the somerset levels. it is the fog again that will be concentrating my mind and should be on your mind across southern counties of england, especially for that morning rush—hour. bbc local radio will keep you up—to—date with the worst conditions, which could stretch from the eastern side of devon, through the west country, central and southern england and into the south—east. wales to the midlands to east anglia are more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain and dry weather for the most part as we get into the north of england. much of northern ireland and the eastern side of scotland. further towards the north and west, the new set of weather fronts coming in, the north and west, the new set of weatherfronts coming in, with cloud, wind and rain making slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away through the morning as more cloud comes down towards the southern counties. we may find the odd glimpse of sunshine coming through. temperatures for most in double figures. a couple of sheltered spots

. >> last spring an officer in somerset country pulled mary pat christie over for having her phone in her hand which sill legal while driving in new jersey. the first lady did not use her the status to get out of the ticket and was find $250. she paid the fine. end of story there. but not for the millions of distracted drivers across the kupty. >> i see people all the time running the red lights and on their phone and just speeding and. >> driver rahel fish burn says it's a rarity to find someone not distracted while driving. texting is the worse. >> i new new jersey you were not allowed to be on the phone at all. >> same story in delaware and in pennsylvania you can hand your phone to face while driving you cannot text. but just because you can hold your phone doesn't mean you should. >> there's so many things available your phone obviously people with music, ipads, ipods. >> philadelphia police captain while concerned about distracted driving says he's optimistic thanks to car companies and technology. >> my wife got a car with bluetooth technology and she's got it up and run and in

police in somerset say a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after a 96—year—oldwn doorstep. jim booth was left with serious injuries after the assault at his home in taunton. the president of the eu council, donald tusk, has given theresa may a deadline of ten days to make progress on the brexit negotiations if she wants to start discussing trade next month. mr tusk said movement was needed on all issues, including the irish border. mrs may insisted the talks in brussels had been held in a "positive atmosphere". 0ur deputy political editor, john pienaar, reports. an amicable divorce from a room full of partners, but it's getting tense. so now theresa may is hinting to eu leaders, starting with donald tusk in the summit chair, britain might up, and some say double, its offer of £20 billion in a separation deal — dig deeper into the nation's purse, if only the eu is ready to talk trade. or this long goodbye could end in tears, the last thing she wanted. these negotiations are continuing but what i'm clear about is that we must step forward together. this is for bot

. >> reporter: today at kensington and somerset a different story is being told.not about the drug epidemic or community problems on thanksgiving it's just about showing this community still cares. >> we've been doing this for years. as the years went by people kept uniting and it got bigger and bigger. >> what they do every say day is support people in kensington the lines started forming at 10:00 a.m. with prayer. >> people looking for a meal and some love. when she says it got bigger and bigger wanda martinez is being humble. seeing the number of people eating and number of volunteers was both heart warming and impressive. >> i remember at one time we fed 200 people. now we're feeding almost 1800. >> the group is called mothers mission basically a group of women who started serving and then it expanded to their friends and family who believe in the saying, i am my brothers and sisters keeper. >> it doesn't take millions of dollars to help. you can help within your block, within your neighborhood, anybody, kids, adults, just he help. >> reporter: it became clear