sport today is up follow us on twitter. sport today is up next on bbc news.uth korea thaw relations on the ice rink with a single, united women's ice hockey team, playing ahead of the winter 0lympics. there are reports that south africa's president jacob zuma is resisting calls to stand down. mps have warned that custody royal marines could significantly weaken the british defence systems. —— that cuts to the. the government, which is reviewing defence spending, is said to be considering axing two thousand marines and the royal navy's two amphibious assault ships. daniela relph reports. it is a warning to government over the future of the royal marines. they are among britain's elite fighting forces and provide up to half the personnel for the uk's special forces. the defence select committee report says that further cuts to the marines would damage their ability to be a high readiness unit. and warns plans to end the use of hms albion and hms bulwark — ships from which beach assaults are made — would be militarily illiterate at this time. the committee prais

sport today is up your i'm rico hizon. sport today is up next., after an explosion and fire which destroyed a shop in leicester. police say there is no indication of terrorism. tom burridge reports. the chaotic scene after locals heard and felt a large explosion which destroyed a building near leicester city centre. john alexander is a bbc journalist who lives nearby.” city centre. john alexander is a bbc journalist who lives nearby. i was sitting in my front room. ifelt a huge shock. it felt like the roof was coming in or something had exploded. once i checked that my house... i ran straight up the front door, right up the street and debris and rubble all across. then a large fire in the area where the building stood. this a main road in leicester 110w stood. this a main road in leicester now the scene of the police a major incident. east midlands ambulance service said they have taken several people to hospital. it's unclear if there are more casualties. reports suggest the explosion happened in a polish shop which had a flat above it. neighbou

and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... 17—year—old american red gerard is the star on day two of the winter olympics in south korea, taking gold in the slopestyle snowboarding. no joy forjose, as manchester united lose at newcastle in the english premier league. and big wave surfing in portugal as 25 to 30 foot waves pose problems for some, but not for others. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start in south korea and red gerard was the star on day two of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. the teenage snowboarder won gold in the slope style on a day when seven gold medals were at stake — as nick marshall mccormack reports. it isa it is a mark of redmond gerard's standing in slopestyle snowboarding that at the age of 17, he was regarded as a favourite. when the moment of glory had passed and he was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struck. was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struckm was crazy, it was really wild to me that i got first pla

and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.he star on day two of the winter olympics in south korea, taking gold in the slopestyle snowboarding. no joy forjose, as manchester united lose at newcastle in the english premier league. and big wave surfing in portugal as 25 to 30 foot waves pose problems for some, but not for others. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start in south korea and red gerard was the star on day two of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. the teenage snowboarder won gold in the slope style on a day when seven gold medals were at stake — as nick marshall mccormack reports. it isa it is a mark of

sport today is coming up next.hugely influential gun lobby, the nra, has launched a strident defence of weapons ownership, in the face of demands for stricter controls after last week's school shooting in florida. theresa may is to make a speech next week to explain the government's plan for a partnership with the european union after brexit. it follows an eight—hour meeting with senior ministers. thousands of university lecturers have started strike action over planned changes to their pensions. elaine dunkley reports. at leeds university, lecturers out on the picket line. thousands of lectures have been cancelled on campuses across the uk, the message — "give us the pensions we paid into, or there will be mass disruption". we're expecting things to grant to a halt, really. forms won't be signed, classes won't be taught, research deadlines won't be met. we're likely to lose about £10,000 a year. now, vice—chancellors are earning about £250,000 to £280,000 a year, so i have questions about why the money shouldn't b

sport today is up next.d and at least 20 people were injured after a shooter opened fire in a florida high school. the gunman is now in custody and has been identified as a former student. south africa's embattled president jacob zuma, says he will resign effective immediately. it follows days of defying orders from the country's ruling anc party to leave office. the democratic unionist party says there's no prospect of a deal to restore northern ireland's devolved government despite the intensive negotiations of recent days. the dup leader arlene foster said that one of the main stumbling blocks was sinn fein's desire for an irish language act. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has the latest from stormont. a breakthrough seemed likely when theresa may visited northern ireland on monday. she and the irish prime minister said they were hopeful of a deal between the parties at stormont. now, the prospect of renewed power—sharing is disappearing. unionists have accused republicans of asking for too much. we

i am rico hizon, sport today is coming up next.re reported to have been killed in two days, as the syrian government continues to bombard the rebel enclave of eastern ghouta. and president donald trump has expressed his willingness to ban bump stocks — the devices which allow a rifle to shoot in almost automatic bursts. one of scotland's largest councils will provide free lunches to children from low—income households every day of the year. north la narkshire council say they'll use sports centres and other facilities to provide meals when schools are closed. the pilot scheme will begin this spring, as our scotland editor sarah smith reports. yeah, there's all different foods you can get. my favourite's chicken curry. it's tomato pasta. so this is your favourite meal you've got today? yeah. you get lettuce and you have tomato and you have all the pasta. when i was at school, school lunches were not something you looked forward to, but are they actually good here? yeah. really good. all the kids here do seem to really enjoy their sc

news in sport today.g up on this programme. forward neighbor has broken his foot and sprained an ankle. a hero's welcome and also, she celebrates becoming the most decorated winter olympian of all time. surfing in a different way is coming to an artificial wave park in california. hello there, welcome to the programme, all that and more. we server welcome to the programme, all that and more. we server the news that pa rents and more. we server the news that parents age a forward neighbor has been diagnosed with a broken foot and sprained ankle. after being carried off on sunday's game. the 26—year—old brazilian is set to miss the champions league as rail madrid next week, and willjoin pierce g for a record... of next week, and willjoin pierce g fora record... of more next week, and willjoin pierce g for a record... of more than $260

news in sport today.t today — live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: chelsea are stung by the hornets — antonio conte's team are hammered 4—1 by watford in the premier league. he's got the keys to the magic kingdom — the super bowl‘s most valuable player, nick foles, celebrates his match winning performance. and a loss of identity. the difficulties of adjusting to life after sport. we start in the english premier league — and the pressure is piling on chelsea boss antonio conte. after his side conceded three late goals in a defeat at watford — blowing the chance to go third. chelsea had a miserable start to the game — midfielder tiemoue bakayoko was sent off for two bookable offences. watford were then awarded a penalty. when thibaut courtois brought down gerard deulofeu. troy deeney converting. eden hazard equalised for chelsea.

time now for sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.the lifting of lifetime bans for 28 russian athletes could have serious consequences in the fight against doping. it's first blood to barcelona in their copa del rey semi—final against valencia. and australian open champion caroline wozniacki drops just one game as she cruises through to the quater—finals in st petersburg. welcome along. 28 russian athletes have had their lifetime bans overturned by the court of arbitraition for sport, in a case which could have far reaching consequences in the fight against doping. it could now pave the way for legal action, as they attempt to fight to join other russian athletes who've been cleared to compete as neutrals at the winter olympics in pyongchang. olivia crellin reports.

sport today is coming up next.: north korea's leader speaks of a "warm climate of reconciliation" with the south after a delegation returns from the winter olympics. south african president jacob zuma has been told by his own party that he has 48 hours to resign. as of tuesday, british tourists can resume package holidays to tunisia for the first time since a gunman massacred 38 people at a beach resort three years ago. the first fully booked flights from manchester and birmingham will be operated by the travel group thomas cook. but how safe is it? 0ur security correspondent frank gardner has returned from tunisia with this exclusive report. tunis by night, and a national guard unit prepares to raid a suspected terrorist hideout. they have just gone into a hausia. —— house here. we are in a tiny backstreet. they are looking for members of an isis cell which has beenin members of an isis cell which has been in libya, they suspect, so the whole street is flooded with armed national guard soldiers. three years ago, o

i am rico hizon, sport today is coming up next. korea prepares for a massive military parade — its leadership has said there won't be any talks with the united states during the winter olympics in south korea. meanwhile, japan's foreign minister has told the bbc that international sanctions are hurting north korea, and will lead to talks on its nuclear programme. scientists say they now know what the first modern briton looked like, some 10,000 years ago — and it's something of a revelation. they believe that so—called cheddar man, who lived in south—west england, had skin that was dark to black, and blue eyes. researchers have used groundbreaking dna analysis to examine his skeleton, which was discovered in somerset in 1903. our correspondentjon kay reports. he lay here undisturbed for 10,000 years. in the caves beneath cheddar gorge, a replica of cheddar man. but now, 21st century science means we can put flesh on these bones. at the natural history museum, cheddar man finally revealed. by extracting dna from his bones and scanni

thank you so much to and vest your time with us, sport today is coming up next.s northern ireland after brexit. they co m es after northern ireland after brexit. they comes after the leak of a letter from a fork —— foreign secretary, boris johnson‘s from a fork —— foreign secretary, borisjohnson‘s a or, in which he appears to contemplate the future of this possibility of future customs border check after the uk leads the eu. they‘re the cabinet‘s true believers. does you uk need a fairy godmother? no, senior managers agree that all of written and northern ireland will stick together and when, despite the obstacles and doubts. so today, the international trade secretary said critics were wrong to say britain should stay in a european customs union and give up the freedom to strike independent trade deals, notjust wrong... it would be a complete sell—out of written multinational interests, and a betrayal of the voters in a referendum. but even before that warning, the critics were joined by the former head of dr fox‘s former department and free to speak out, he is

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... aubameyang is now an arsenal man — a club record fee of $80 million for the gabon striker. antonio conte‘s chelsea are shocked at stamford bridge — conceding three at home to bournemouth. and formula 1 announces that the grid girls are to be no more. hello and welcome along to sport today, wherever you are watching us. so the january transfer window in european football has now closed. and the headline act on the final day was the move of pierre emerick aubameyang from borrussia dortmund to arsenal. the gabon striker arrived in london on a deal worth close to $80 million. and this was his reaction. said the league and they have the great players. it is an example to oui’ great players. it is an example to our strikers. yes, i great players. it is an example to ourstrikers. yes, iam great players. it is an example to our strikers. yes, iam really happy. he's a happy man with a big smile on his face. joe lynskey can tell us more about the player promising to deliver big things for arsen

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: cristiano ronaldo joins the 100 club, as real madrid beat psg in the champions league. shaun white digs deep for his third olympic gold medal. and roger federer is two wins away from regaining the number one spot for the first time in 5 years. thanks for watching. cristiano ronaldo has become the first player to score 100 champions league goals for the same club. he brought his tally to 101 for real madrid, scoring twice in their 3—1 win over paris saint germain in the first leg of their last 16 tie. 0ur football reporter john bennett was watching. brilliant 3—1 win from real madrid. very open, could have gone either way and real madrid showed a lot of character to make a comeback because it was psg who took the lead. rabiot with a goal on 3a minutes, picked up the ball unmarked. 0ne nil to ps6. toni kroos rot down in the penalty area, this giannou ronaldo stepped up, a landmark goal. second half chances, good saves from both goalkeepers but ronaldo was cl

hello and welcome along to sport today, wherever you are watching us. now closed. and the headline act on the final day was the move of pierre emerick aubameyang from borrussia dortmund to arsenal. the gabon striker arrived in london on a deal worth close to $80 million. and this was his reaction. said the league and they have the

now it is time for sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.christian erikksen scores a crucial second away goal as spurs snatch a 2—2 draw in the opening leg of their last 16 tie againstjuventus. at his third winter olympics marcel hirscher at last wins gold, as he claims victory in the men's combined event. and tiger woods talks of his admiration for rory mcilroy as the 1a time major winner prepares for his second tournament since returning from injury. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the opening leg ties in the round of 16 champions league fixtures. last year's beaten finalists juventus were held to a 2—2 draw against tottenham and manchester city eased past basel in switzerland. 0ur football reporterjohn bennett told me that mauricio pochetino's side are in a strong position ahead of the return leg in three weeks' time.

hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: j°y joy to jamie anderson in the snowboarding. eden hazard scores twice for chelsea as they move fourth in the premier league beating bottom of the table west bromwich albion and you see an opportunity and you take it — we've got a wonder goal from the asian champions league. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the winter olympics with tuesday's action underway in pyeonchang seeing the mixed curling bronze medal contest kicking things off. but on monday it was the outdoor events suffering with strong winds impacting on many athletes‘ performances. those winds really affected the women's slopestyle snowboarding final, an event that was run as a straight final after winds forced the cancellation of the qualifiers. nearly all the athletes tumbled at some point as brutal sidewinds made jumps almost impossible to land. the defending champion jamie anderson played it as safe as she could and won with a score that would have only been good enou

hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: manchester united remembers the busby babes — 60 years after the munich disaster. bayern dish out a thrashing to reach the semis of the german cup for the ninth time in a row. and the swans are singing. swansea dish out a thrashing in the fa cup. at 3:01ipm on february 6th 1958, manchester united's plane home, crashed in munich after failing to reach take off speed due to slush on the runway. 60 years on today, the club's stars of past and present stood silent as the clock ticked to the same minute at old trafford — marking the disaster that killed 23 people. 3:04, on the sixth of february, could all label kljestan for a minute's silence. -- all minute's silence. —— all label. 0ld minute's silence. —— all label. old trafford stopped to remember those who lost their lives. thousands of supporters gathered at the grounds to pay their respects, also be two remaining survivors, harry gregg and sir bobby charlton. the silence was mirrored in munich as well as hu

and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... incredible crowd scenes, as wigan athletic win1—0 to knock premier league leaders manchester city out of the fa cup at the last 16 stage. why monday night football in germany is not going down well with the fans. and a dead heat, as germany and canada tie for gold in the two man bobsleigh at the winter olympics. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the football news that english premier league leaders manchester city have been knocked out of the fa cup at the last 16 stage by third tier, wigan athletic. a flashpoint came at the half time interval as city manager, pep guardiola, got into a heated tunnel row after fabien delph was sent off for a poor tackle minutes before the break. and despite having the weight of possession and shots, ten man city saw northern ireland international will grigg strike in the 79th minute to repeat the huge upset, which saw wigan win the fa cup final against the same opponents in 2013. pure delight from the fans after the game as

time now for the sports news in sport today.m the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: manchester united remembers the busby babes — 60 years after the munich disaster. bayern dish out a thrashing to reach the semis of the german cup for the ninth time in a row. and the swans are singing. swansea dish out a thrashing in the fa cup. at 3:04pm on february 6th 1958, manchester united's plane home, crashed in munich after failing to reach take off speed due to slush on the runway. 60 years on today, the club's stars of past and present stood silent as the clock ticked to the same minute at old trafford — marking the disaster that killed 23 people.

time now for all the sports news in sport today. sport centre. coming up on this programme: mikaela shiffrin sets her sights on more medals after claiming her first gold at the winter olympics. aksel lund svindal becomes the oldest olympic alpine skiing champion at the age of 35. and defending champion karolina pliskova is knocked out of the qatar open. thanks forjoining us. after days of delays due to the weather, mikaela shiffrin started her eagerly awaited winter olympics run with gold in the women's giant slalom. the victory adds to her title from sochi four years ago and sets shiffrin up for a possible history—making medal haul with events to come. austin halewood rounds up the best of the action from day six. america's golden girl. kayla schiffer and was the

news in sport today.rom the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: david de gea helps rescue manchester united with a string of saves against sevilla as the opening leg of their last 16 champions league tie finishes goalless in spain. sofia "the samurai" goggia cuts through the snow and her opponents to win a first women's downhill gold for italy at the winter olympics. and defending champion, elina svitolina, is through to the quarter finals of the dubai tennis championships. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news from spain that sevilla and manchester united have played out a goalless draw in the first leg of their last 16 uefa champions league tie despite numerous chances for a goal. club record signing, paul pogba, was left out ofjose mourinho's starting line—up, but an early injury to ander herrera meant the french international came on afterjust 17 minutes.

time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, there.this programme: controversy in the mixed doubles curling as the winter olympics get underway. spencer 0'brien looks to make up for lost time when she heads out in the slopestyle snowboarding. and defending championjordan spieth sits seven shots off the lead after the opening round of the at&t pebble beach pro am. hello and welcome to the programme. it may be nine hours until the winter olympics 0pening ceremony but there was already action in pyeongchang on thursday. and there was controversy at the curling round robin stage of the mixed doubles as colm harrison reports. switzerland were leading 5—4 against china went to players, one from each side, mu keystone to see which was the next closest.

time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello there, i'm tulsen tollett.centre. coming up on this programme... incredible crowd scenes, as wigan athletic win1—0 to knock premier league leaders manchester city out of the fa cup at the last 16 stage. why monday night football in germany is not going down well with the fans. and a dead heat, as germany and canada tie for gold in the two man bobsleigh at the winter olympics. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the football news that english premier league leaders manchester city have been knocked out of the fa cup at the last 16 stage by third tier, wigan athletic. a flashpoint came at the half time interval as city manager, pep guardiola, got into a heated tunnel row after fabien delph was sent off for a poor tackle minutes before the break. and despite having the weight of possession and shots, ten man city saw northern ireland international will grigg strike

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: in the champions league, christian erikksen scores a crucial second away goal as spurs snatch a 2—2 draw in the opening leg of their last 16 tie againstjuventus. at his third winter olympics marcel hirscher at last wins gold, as he claims victory in the men's combined event. and tiger woods talks of his admiration for rory mcilroy as the 1a time major winner prepares for his second tournament since returning from injury. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the opening leg ties in the round of 16 champions league fixtures. last year's beaten finalists juventus were held to a 2—2 draw against tottenham and manchester city eased past basel in switzerland. our football reporterjohn bennett told me that mauricio pochetino‘s side are in a strong position ahead of the return leg in three weeks‘ time. it is game on at wembley and totte n ha m it is game on at wembley and tottenham have the advantage of the two away goals. i can't praise totte n

this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: david de gea helps rescue manchester united with a string of saves against sevilla as the opening leg of their last 16 champions league tie finishes goalless in spain. sofia "the samurai" goggia cuts through the snow and her opponents to win a first women's downhill gold for italy at the winter olympics. and defending champion, elina svitolina, is through to the quarter finals of the dubai tennis championships. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news from spain that sevilla and manchester united have played out a goalless draw in the first leg of their last 16 uefa champions league tie despite numerous chances for a goal. club record signing, paul pogba, was left out ofjose mourinho‘s starting line—up, but an early injury to ander herrera meant the french international came on afterjust 17 minutes. but it was david de gea who spared united's blushes just before half time with a miraculous save at close range from a lui

this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. marcel hirscher picks up his second gold of the winter olympics this time winning the giant slalom the oldest and the greatest — roger federer celebrates his world number one status with victory in rotterdam. and tottenham are forced into an fa cup replay after drawing with a team two divisions below them. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the winter olympics and day 10 is just underway in south korea but the news that austria's marcel hirscher won a second olympic gold medal with victory in the men's giant slalom dominated day 9 on sunday. he's been a dominant figure on the world cup skiing circuit but before pyeonchang his best olympic result was slalom silver in 2014. nick marshall mccormack rounds up the action. his trademark start is brilliant, and powerful. listen to the sweet sound of him carving his way down the mountain. marcel hirscher already had 55 world cup wins before today that his two gold medals here strengthened his claim to be regarded as the b

this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. espanyol score in the last minute of stoppage time to beat real madrid and record a first win over them in 11 years. rafael nadal withdraws from the mexican open in acapulco just hours before he was due to make his return from a hip injur. -- injury. and chris wilkes strikes early, taking two wickets —— quick wickets for england against new zealand in the second one—day international of their series. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with football and the news that espanyol have stunned real madrid in spain's primera division. gerard moreno‘s winner in the third minute of stoppage time gives his side a first win over real since 2007. gareth bale started up front for real with cristiano ronaldo rested for this match as los blancos had gone six matches unbeaten, but the hosts almost snuck the lead when oscar duarte hit the cross bar less than five minutes after half time, before moreno‘s late strike takes his side up to 13th, while real now sit third, and 1a points beh

i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: controversy in the mixed doubles curling as the winter olympics get underway. spencer o'brien looks to make up for lost time when she heads out in the slopestyle snowboarding. and defending championjordan spieth sits seven shots off the lead after the opening round of the at&t pebble beach pro am. hello and welcome to the programme. it may be nine hours until the winter olympics opening ceremony but there was already action in pyeongchang on thursday. and there was controversy at the curling round robin stage of the mixed doubles as colm harrison reports. switzerland were leading 5—4 against china went to players, one from each side, mu keystone to see which was the next closest. as they did so, a swiss stone was azhar ali nudged and had to be voided, and it went to an extra and, with switzerland securing a 7—5 victory. they let beat finland to make it two out of two. south korea went up against china. after eight ends, the host nation had evened it to 707

hello there, this is sport today live from the bbc sports center. coming up on this programme. forward neighbor has broken his foot and sprained an ankle. a hero's welcome and also, she celebrates becoming the most decorated winter olympian of all time. surfing in a different way is coming to an artificial wave park in california. hello there, welcome to the programme, all that and more. we server the news that pa rents and more. we server the news that parents age a forward neighbor has been diagnosed with a broken foot and sprained ankle. after being carried off on sunday's game. the 26—year—old brazilian is set to miss the champions league as rail madrid next week, and willjoin pierce g for a record... of next week, and willjoin pierce g fora record... of more next week, and willjoin pierce g for a record... of more than $260 million last august. he has scored 29 goals in 30 games. in italy, napoli have won their tenth successive league match in the process , successive league match in the process, moving four points clear at the top of syria, a 5—0 win away from calgary, an

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. day m is under way at the winter olympics in south korea. coming up on this programme. that is what we have to look forward to, lindsay vonn missed out on day 13 of picking up another medal. a police officer dies in crowd trouble before athletic bilbao and spartak moscow's europa league game in spain. and webb simpson shares the overnight lead with alex noren after the first round of the honda classic in florida. hello and welcome to the programme where day 1a is under way at the winter olympics in south korea. day 13 saw no hollywood ending for american skiier lynsey vonn at herfinal games. she may have already won a bronze but there would be no additional medal for the 33—year—old as she crashed out in the slalom of the women's alpine combined event. drew savage rounds up the action in pyeongchang. the end of 16 years as an olympian, no glorious good via the usa's lynsey vonn. the alpine combined was the last attempt at a gold medal, she was fastest after the downhill but she needed

this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre.cs this time winning the giant slalom the oldest and the greatest — roger federer celebrates his world number one status with victory in rotterdam. and tottenham are forced into an fa cup replay after drawing with a team two divisions below them. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the winter olympics and day 10 is just underway in south korea but the news that austria's marcel hirscher won a second olympic gold medal with victory in the men's giant slalom dominated day 9 on sunday. he's been a dominant figure on the world cup skiing circuit but before pyeonchang his best olympic result was slalom silver in 2014. nick marshall mccormack rounds up the action.

she has been speaking to bbc sport today. let's listen to what she said.bish, but after that, the next day, i thought about everything i said before. it is out of my control. the video shows that my hand gets kicked. at 30 mph, anyone will follow far from that. i am mainly focused on the 1000 now. obviously, i have a 1500 fast. i will see without undo and the thousand is the one going for gold for. social media has been going crazy and you have what is of nice messages. i saw some of that earlier. it's been incredible. my two heroes, jessica ennis and kelly holmes, they treated me. they are both heroes to me for different reasons. it is amazing. it is great to see sportsmen and sportswomen, who understand sport, it is crazy and harsh at times but they have gone through this before and i can get through this and, bellerin. —— and get through the other end. how can she mentally pick herself back up? we saw her emotional she was previously. tomorrow is another day and she has the opportunity of two more events. she has to be the last one behind her, focus, st

>> our own super bowl champ mike shumann will have the highlights and reaction coming up in sports. >>> todaysaw another record setting day of unseize nabl warmth. here's drum with the forecast. drew? >> earlier this afternoon we set records, in fact, 11. highs across the board into the 70s, if not the lower 80s. santa rosa, oakland, mayor's office at field, san jose, all setting or tying records today. temperature wise out there right now, still hanging onto a lot of that warmth. it's a mixed bag of 50s and 60s at this hour. future tracker temperatures will show you tomorrow morning by 11:00 we already have spots into the 70s once again. another warm afternoon is on the way. w'll look at the numbers, how warm we get tomorrow and how long this warmth could potentially last in the accuweather forecast, eric. >> thank you. keep track of the heat where you live with the abc7 accuweather app and monitor as you go. >>> chp will be in force ready for the drunk and impaired drivers. they are coming off a successful zero tolerance campaign from january 22nd to january 31st, officers made 307 dui arre

. >>> in sports today -- >> there is supposed to be this zero-tolerance policy throughout the nfl, and this one is going to put the niners to the test. the 49ers, reuben foster inside linebacker, the star linebacker, arrested today in los gatos on charges relating to domestic violence. booked at santa clara jail, his second arrest in a month. the 49ers are aware of this. he was booked on possessing an assault re-up -- rifle, bail set at $75,000. awkward say way back to the games we play. a fellow who waited 2044 days for this. on one of the most historic layouts, the pebble beach final- round in front of the seafaring creatures. monterey peninsula, here is phil mickelson. set himself up for birdie. he was still four shots back. has not won since 2013. ted potter jr. and dustin johnson tied for the lead. dj did not like this at all. unplayable, a bogey gave potter the outright lead. a couple groups ahead was chaz really -- revie and then a chip shot good for a two shot lead over johnson. and then potter went on a barrage. he handled it. meantime, mickelson tried to make it happen at 17.

sports? >> iain, philadelphia has a history for being, well, historic, and today history was made. ever super bowl parade down broad street but with the greatest speech in philadelphia sports history. my take next. ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. ♪ >>> zach ertz can't block. brent celek is too old. >> what? >> bran brandon graham was drafted too high. patrick robinson can't k it's the whole team. >> jason kelce gave the greatest speech in philadelphia sports history today. i was going originally say philadelphia history but martin luther king, jr. spoke here. john k. den kennedy the declaration of independence was signed here. before kelce came chase utley the 2008 phillies parade i think that kelce's speech is better. here's why they actually have similarities they both thanked their fans, their teammates and dropped an f bomb on air but that is where utley stops. he only speaks for about minute.

. >> coming up later in sports, today the eagles did something in practice they haven't done all seasoni'll tell was that is coming up later in the show. but for now we'll go out to our chris o'connell who is live here in minneapolis. hey, chris. what's up? >> reporter: hey, kristen. i'll tell you one of the main reasons why a super bowl is so successful is the thousands and i mean tense of thousands of volunteers you see here in these blue coats. they do anything from give directions offer up local history for one loyal volunteer this is a chance of a lifetime. >> greeting fans through the streets of downtown minneapolis one super bowl volunteer has little more pep in his step. any guesses why. >> the commit committee give us this nice jacket. i'm still going wear my gear no matter what i have on neither it. >> months ago tacony native james pet travis signed up to be one of the crew 52 blue volunteers working the soup. he lives here now but little did he know his team would be here. >> what's this like, man? >> it's amazing to be a part of the super bowl and have my hometown team that

this is why i love sports today. in yeah. i love that.derful. >> all righty. that does it for us here at 10:00. iain page has got you covered other other side of the break with fox 29 news at 11:00. kathy has got you covered with fantastic weather for today. kathy, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical conditions and about all the med

corporate response to the florida school shooting, one of the country's biggest sporting goods retailers announced today it will stop selling assault-style rifles along with the sale of any guns to those under 21. dick's sporting goods essentially adopting self-imposed gun restrictions. our kate snow has more. >> reporter: after the horror in parkland, florida, dick's sporting goods ceo ed stack says they found out the alleged gunman bought a shotgun last november at one of their stores. though not a weapon used in the killings that day, enough was enough. >> we don't want to be part of the story any longer. >> reporter: the company is no longer selling assault-style rifles or high-capacity magazines. and will not sell any firearms to anyone under 21. >> it's a big decision to make as a corporation. why? >> when we looked at those kids, and we saw what -- the grief that they were going through and how these kids organized to really have their voices heard, we talked amongst ourselves and said, if these kids can be brave enough to do this, then we should be brave enough to make a stand, ourself. >> repor

signals he'll support improved background checks for people who buy guns. let us catch up with the sport today that and highs and lows for team gb... and lows for team gb. here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. their first ever bronze medal. 0lympic organisers allowed him and 100 other russian athletes to compete. there is very good pretesting prior to the games were the russian athletes were tested to a significant level. but when an athlete is caught for doping, of course it is extremely disappointing but it shows the system works. the decision to allow athletes to compete here attracted criticism before the games so this positive test raises uncomfortable questions for the olympic authorities. at the alert —— opening ceremony the russian athletes had to plead under a neutral flag. the russian athletes had to plead under a neutralflag. the committee considered lifting their band for their closing ceremony but canny after this? it is really frustrating. you don't want any positive doping but for a country where you were told all the athletes would be clean, it is hard to take. there was

let's find out what people are talking about in sports today with joe thank you so much well ford has found a deep connection to the shooting at a florida high school that killed seventeen people and that's not just in the form of tributes though there have been plenty of those there was a minute of silence before any child going so we knew an island but a candlelight vigil in poland where the shooting took place was also attended by chicago cubs first baseman anthony was i i want to stillman douglas i grew up installment douglas i played on those fields i went to those classes i studied in those classrooms the same school we saw in videos yesterday for all the wrong reasons look i'm a baseball player but i'm also an american i'm a floridian and i'm a parkland or for life and i don't have all the answers i know that something has to change. before this is visited on another community and another community and another community there's been plenty of reaction on social media the school's football team has tweeted sports network in s.p.n. nominating coach aaron fines for the author rush

if you watching fox sports. >> today, a doubleheader featuring two giants of the big east.m in the nation, looking to rebound after suffering just their second loss of the season. >> st. john's has done it! they knocked off the number 1 seed in the country. >> we did a lot of things we could have done better. that's in the past now. >> villanova will need to regain their fall after they take and take on a butler team. >> the number 1 seed team in the nation. ♪

winter olympics get underway and it's still unclear who will compete the court of arbitration for sport will today hear the case of forty seven russian athletes challenging the international olympic committee's decision competing in south korea over the doping scandal. is right outside the court building joins us here live on the program on. the very latest that you know. henri hello to you from the winter olympic capital twenty eight i can tell you that there are a couple of two rather small hearing rooms behind my shoulder where history is being made right now the decision that hopefully we'll hear about very soon will definitely go into the sports history books it is forty seven russian athletes with a clean doping test history versus the international olympic committee but in a sense it is a battle of the court of arbitration for sport or casts and the i.o.c. hears why a group of russian winter athletes whose right to compete and pee on chang is being defended right here right now were initially banned for life by the international committee their medals were taken away but then all of this wa

i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. >>> today hundreds of eagles fans will expected to get tattoos as a lasting memory of the birds super bowl win championship. a.c. inc. in somers point will hold eagles flash day today. it runs for 12 hours. they're expecting hundreds of eagles fans. you can get your favorite designs from them. >>> they sang and danced the night away. port richmond neighborhood last night philadelphia argentine tango school celebrated its 10th anniversary. a live band performed as dancers of all levels showed off their skills. just a few minutes before 6:00 on this sunday. a wet and dreary morning across area. krystal klei is tracking the rain and how long it will impact our sunday plans. krystal? >> the bad news is the morning is not looking good. by the afternoon, a lot of it will move out. i'm going to time it out neighborhood by neighborhood and what to expect in the workweek. there's a live view in center city. the flags whipping around. a little bit of a breeze today, too. >>> look for heavy rain across the area. you can see it here on first alert ra

in clear water, florida, john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> thanks, john. the flyers visit the rangers todaynbc 10. that's sports. i'm marshall harris, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> today gene simmons will meet and greet fans in philadelphia. the kiss front man will be at there at 11:00 this morning. he's promoting his box set of never before released songs, photos and stories from five decades of performances. >>> it's a few minutes before 7:00. this is the breaking news we're following behind us. you can see this fire scene. this is in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. dray, the good news is that it's dark smoke meaning crews are getting a handle on the flames. >> they're making headway. randy gyllenhaal is on the scene. he's been there all morning long keeping us updated from the ground. randy? >> reporter: good news. we can report according to the fire commissioner that this blaze is now under control after almost four hours of fighting. let me show you a live look from above. sky force 10 hovering over the scene of this fire in old city. crews still working. coming up next, we'll giv

it comes as the two nations put on an unprecedented show of sporting collaboration today, fielding aomen's ice hockey team. it played an international friendly against sweden. the bbc‘s laura bicker reports. fierce and determined, the korean players head onto the rink to prove they are notjust pawns in a political drama or an experiment in sports diplomacy. they fight hard against high—ranking sweden. willed on by a crowd eager to witness a piece of history and waving the flag of a unified korea. translation: i was so touched, i feel so good because i felt the passion of the players and it felt like we were one together. but this team's formation has been controversial. the south korean hockey coach has had to tell players she has worked with for years that they have lost their spot to make way for north koreans, such as this player. we are not allowed to ask the north koreans any questions at the press conference, but the south korean coach was frank when i asked her about the challenges. translation: any players that have not been with us for the last four years, learning our syste

it has been very choppy and the figures here are expected to continue being volatile, not a sport todaye week and they are essentially saying that fundamentally they do not think there is a reason to panic, that the us economy remains strong. many said that they were expecting a correction in that sense, there was a trigger with that strong jobs report last week, that is when the sell—off started and it continues but at the same time we have got four hours of trading to go. yesterday things changed and tumbled within a matter of minutes and it is hard to predict how it will end up but i think everyone is expecting things to remain choppy. just to recap, if you can explain the context, what is there in the political climate right now do you think that could affect again the way the markets have been operating? there is a lot of sensitivity, clearly the president has been pretty forthright in his views about the performance of the stock exchange in recent weeks, what is it about the overall political climate thatis about the overall political climate that is also feeding into this? yes, t

today. i listen to sports radio today, and when something provokes this much conversation, we have to follow the warriors would have to do a lot of financial juggling to get that done. >> would the warriors want someone as great as lebron, because when he is on the team it is just him. the beauty of the warriors is, you have two of the best players and they are even. they are all even. there is not one guy way appear. >> i believe that is true. the chemistry is great there. lebron doesn't give off a bad image, but they like the team now. what would lebron look like in a warriors outfit. i have been listening to the radio all day long and you wouldn't believe the negativity out there. people do not want him coming to the warriors. here is the reaction to him possibly coming here. >> no, that would upset me. i think the warriors collaboration is great right now. they play as a team. i think lebron is selfish.>> i know that he whines a lot, but he is a good player. he should stay where he is. i don't want to lose anyone for him. >> would you want him here? >> no. i think the way the warriors ar