live to the cheltenham festival shortly, but we start with cycling because a former british cyclist hasc he broke the sport's rules by secretly injecting himself with vitamins when riding for team sky. josh edmondson says he admitted it to team sky in 2014, but that it was covered up. team sky say edmondson denied ever self—injecting, and they didn't report him because they were concerned about his mental state. our sports editor dan roan joins me now. dan, what more detail can you give us on this? well, these are truly remarkable revelations. this is a 24—year—old british cyclist who rode for team sky until 2014. he told us in the build—up toa sky until 2014. he told us in the build—up to a big race in september 2014 he was feeling the pressure and he desperately wanted to make the tea m he desperately wanted to make the team sky squad. he was selected and asa team sky squad. he was selected and as a result of that he felt the need to break cycling rules, there is a strict no need or policy that was brought in in 2011, it prohibits self administering even legal self administering eiféfi

and in sport a stellar performance to win the cheltenham gold - my to win the cheltenham gold cup, myhome to win the cheltenham gold cup, my local river followed him home with the favourite for. the last british side in the champions league, leicester city, will face atletico in the quarterfinals, whilst madrid in the guarterfinalsr. whilst! madrid in the quarterfinals. whilst! madrid have a clash with bayern real madrid have a clash with bayern munich. manchester united face belden league leaders anderlecht in the last eight of the europa league. the lest eight of the europe leege‘e: the lest eight of the europe leegfie: will the lest eight of the europe leego‘e: will be back with more sports i will be back with more sports stories just after half past five. the nobel prize winning poet and playwright sir derek walcott has died at his home in st lucia at the age of 87. sir derek first gained international attention in the 1960s, with poems that explored the history e and culture of the caribbean. he was considered one of the key voices of west indian literature heritage of st lucia. l

for now reporting live at the cheltenham mall bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you bob. >>> philadelphia police are trying to track down the student who brought a bb gun o the school at simon gratz mastery charter. officers were called to the school in the tioga-nicetown section of philadelphia at 9:20 this morning. police confiscated the gun. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> a synagogue in the tacony section of the city has for the third time been attacked by vandals. although to say vandals may be under stating the seriousness of the crime at least to members of the congregation. somebody hurled a baseball sized rock through a stained glass window of temple menorah kenesetmenorahkeneseth chai. walter what do police know. >> reporter: they have good surveillance video came courtesy of newly installed high resolution surveillance cameras outside that synagogue. officials here at northeast detectives say they have very clear photos of the two young people involved in this case describing them as two caucasian boys between the ages of 12 and 14 years

it's the week when all hooves and hopes head to cheltenham. oking to make their name onjump racing's biggest stage and a few who've already made it. the retired ap mccoy unveiling his own statue this morning, no longer in the saddle, but still under cheltenham's spell. the fans traditional festivities though are being slightly reined in, they're now limited to buying four drinks per round after some unruly scenes last year. the message is clear, the response more mixed. well, it's pretty short poor share, i think. they should have got rid of the people that were the offenders last year and carried on with the drinking. as long as you're responsible, it's absolutely fine. it won't affect my day. there's eight of us, so it's two rounds, so it's easy. plus, you spill them if you 0k more than three anyway. so who would give them something to toast? well, this was the view from buveur d'air in the day's big race, the champion hurdle, and in a class of his own. commentator: ..for nicky henderson, and 50 festival winners forjp mcmanus... for trainer n

the fans today. t20— time championjockey, 31 winners at cheltenham. —— the 20— time champion jockey. although he is back as a pundit, you suspect he would rather be riding winners than talking about them. i'm sure that's true. three more great days' racing to go. leicester's defence of that improbable premier league title has been a difficult one, but they haven't disgraced themselves in europe this season. they still have hopes of reaching the champions league quarterfinals, but will need something special tonight against sevilla to overturn a 2—1 deficit from the first leg. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at the the king power stadium. joe, that first match in spain was three weeks ago, much happened since then? you could say the very soul of this clu b you could say the very soul of this club has been laid bare, debated and dissected, and with it the very ethics of modern football. granary linacre —— gary lineker was brought to tears. whether the players were motivated by that, whether they like the new manager more, or that their legacy is

a fantastic race l the a fantastic race in the cheltenham gold cup as the 7—1 sizing john came in firstughout the race. lizzie kelly made headlines beforehand, because she was the first female jockey to run in the race for 30 years, but she fell at the second fence. cue card did the same. it was sizing john who came through. under robbie power, to win forjesse —— jessica harrington. through. under robbie power, to win forjesse -- jessica harrington. 0k, frank. thanks for joining forjesse -- jessica harrington. 0k, frank. thanks forjoining us. that's all for now. you can catch up with all for now. you can catch up with all the reaction from cheltenham at bbc sport website. i'll be back the bbc sport website. i'll be back in the next hour. more now on the former chancellor george osborne who has been appointed editor of the london evening standard newspaper. he is due to edit the paperfour days a week from the month of may, and he said he also intends to continue as the mp for tatton in cheshire. his intention to stay on cheshire, his intentien te staff”1 , ~ , ~ ~ cheshire, his intentien

‘g. one the big race at the cheltenham festival geetfire‘ag. one of six the big race at the cheltenhamrst made on fox news and repeated by the white house press secretary are "nonsense" and "should be ignored." former mi5 intelligence officer ben owen joins us live in our salford studio, and crispin black is in dorset. thank you both very much forjoining us. thank you both very much forjoining us. crisp and black, do you think that this is just a ridiculous premise? —— crispin blunt. that this is just a ridiculous premise? —— crispin bluntlj that this is just a ridiculous premise? -- crispin blunt. i do not think it is ridiculous at all, we are going all parts of a cul—de—sac, we have been subjected to a cascade of so—called information about president trump's connections to russia, a sort of manchu in candidate sponsored by the successor to the kgb. there is no evidence for that, but it has been covered quite generously in the press. now the white house appears to have struck back with, you know, anonymously sourced deep throat allegations of its l sourced deep throat allegations of i

as for the first day of the cheltenham festival, a decent looking day. ightness around. mild, 13 or 1a degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. heading through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots ofjust light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. quite cloudy with some mist and hill fog in the west. further north, clearer skies moving in, particularly for northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures a bit fresher here first thing wednesday. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable amounts of cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. a pleasant enough day on wednesday. into thursday, a bit of a change because we've got this next atlantic low pressure system brings this fairly weak weather front. another breezy day on thursday especially in the north—west. it's here we will

the first day of the cheltenham festival, decent day. cloud but quite bright. h the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. cloudy with some mist and hill fog. further north, clearer skies. particularly northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures fresher first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. pleasant enough day on wednesday. thursday, a bit of a change. the atlantic low pressure system bringing this fairly weak weather front. breezy day on thursday. expecially in the north—west. it is here we will see a few outbreaks of light patchy rain. further south and east across much of england and wales, still mild and dry. 1a degrees or so. slightly fresher towards the north—west. that fresher th

jonathan maust of lancaster county and two o thekers were trying to move wells fargo bang at the cheltenhamyesterday. the box tipped over and fell on maust. the other workers were not hurt. >> a business owner in north philadelphia will not face charges for shooting a robbery suspect. police say the laundromat owner chased after an armed thief after a holdup on sunday and shot him twice. a woman waiting for a bus was also shot in the hand. police are considering that an accident. the suspect stole around $2,000 from that business at fifth and cambria streets but he dropped it as the chaise was going on. police are now trying to identify the witnesses who you see on tape that were picking up all of that cash. >>> and firefighters are working to identify what caused a house fire in swarthmore. this broke out on the 700 block of harvard after. it took them about 45 minutes to get it under control. the good news is that no one was hurt. >> an online flight service has named philadelphia international airport one of the best airports in the country for cheap but good quality food. reward expert

the cheltenham festival is underway. there have already been two races and our sports reporter can tell us more. the school reporters working behind the scenes and so we are literally behind—the—scenes here of bbc sport, which you will know and love and if you're paying attention, you will have a spot of the present this afternoon have been a bit younger than usual. i'm this afternoon have been a bit youngerthan usual. i'm not this afternoon have been a bit younger than usual. i'm not. rude, younger than usual. i'm not be rude, it is true, because they are here now. ryan and peter, you've just presented our afternoon bulletin, how was it for you? it was very nerve—racking building up. it how was it for you? it was very nerve—racking building up . it when nerve—racking building up to it when they said you will be on the bbc news. when you got in there, it was just you and the autocue and it was a lot easier, but the build—up was terrifying. you've got all the technical jargon, terrifying. you've got all the technicaljargon

. >>> and a bizarre construction tragedy claimed a man's life at the cheltenham mall. freak accident, the victim and two coworkers were trying to relocate a large safe deposit box from the wells fargo bank yesterday afternoon. that's when the box tipped and fell on one of the menpoce idenm as 35- elizabethtown, trained fs worked for hours to try and free hiusiness owner in north philadelphcharges for shooting y suspectinto this laundromat at h at $2,000h a knife and got from the owner. the robber tothe cash on the sidewalk. shot him engaging this male, the male around. either a knife orlieved that a gun and that's aon. >> a woman waiting for a bus was s hand. policerent. as for the dropped money second. police are now trying to people. get headstones vandalized at anwissinoming. coastal storm cans is more on what they'll be doing >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, this effort is expected to last over the next two weeks weaerjewish esf headstones weretery here in toppled over andday cemeteryins to complete the preservation farini will oversee the work in nort

the gold cup. history is carved into cheltenham. come the old est old age of 11, trying to become the oldest winner since 1969. trained in dorset by former dairy farmer colin tizzard, the horse fell last year but has picked itself the band is ready for redemption. he's a happy horse, he is not ready for anything else yet, here's a racehorse and he ':es it, i else yet, here's a racehorse and he ':e: it, i really believe he else yet, here's a racehorse and he ':ez it, i really believe he has as loves it, i really believe he has as good a chance as he will ever have. this is a race full of possibilities. lizzie kelly becomes the first woman to ride in the world cup for 33 years, she rides on outsider tea for two. in a still male dominated profession she knows the significance. i think more than any other girl reference i have really... i really get this one. writing in the gold cup is massive because it is such an elite race. it is reserved for the best horses, best trainers and best jockeys. on saint patrick's day, there could be anoth

the first day of the cheltenham festival, a decent day. cloud but quite bright. eading through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. quite cloudy with some mist and hill fog in the west. further north, clearer skies moving in, particularly in northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures fresher first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. a pleasant enough day on wednesday. thursday, a bit of a change. the next atlantic low pressure system brings this fairly weak weather front. another breezy day on thursday especially in the north—west. it is here we will see a few outbreaks of light patchy rain. further south and east across much of england and wales, still mild and dry. 1a degrees or so.

the first day the cheltenham festival, decent. overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. some mist and hill fog. further north, clearer skies. particularly northern england and scotland. pressure first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day to many of us. high pressure on the chart. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. pleasant enough on wednesday. thursday, a change. the atlantique low wednesday. thursday, a change. the atla ntique low pressure wednesday. thursday, a change. the atlantique low pressure system bringing afairly atlantique low pressure system bringing a fairly weak weather front. breezy day on thursday. it is here we will see a few outbreaks of light patchy rain. further south and east across much of england and wales, still mild and dry. slightly pressure towards the north—west. that pressure theme co

the first day of the cheltenham festival, decent day. cloud but quite bright. art of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. cloudy with some mist and hill fog. further north, clearer skies. particularly northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures fresher first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. pleasant enough day on wednesday. thursday, a bit of a change. the atlantic low pressure system bringing this fairly weak weather front. breezy day on thursday. expecially in the north—west. it is here we will see a few outbreaks of light patchy rain. further south and east across much of england and wales, still mild and dry. 14 degrees or so. slightly fresher towards the north—west. that fresher theme continues

minella rocco was runner—up to sizing john in the cheltenham gold cup last week trainerjonjo 0'neil saidis likely to feature again in the gold cup next year. jordan spieth believes match play would prove exciting for golf fans. the ryder cup is one of a handful of professional tournaments that uses match play instead of stroke play. i think we'd love it. if you went around and asked everybody they would thoroughly enjoy more match play. it would be a lot of fun if a major championship took on match play. i don't know how exactly, do the format, but the rider obviously, the format, but the rider obviolaslw you the format, but the rider obviodslw you playing for your country are you playing for your country with a team—mate, so it's a bit different. but that match play is certainly a lot i fun. different. but that match play is certainly a lot. fun. the different. but that match play is certainly a lot i fun. the fact certainly a lot of fun. the fact that it's kind of a change of pace and you get an opportunity to take chances, play aggressive on a cool chances. glav aggressive en arcoel =

the gold cup. let‘s go live to cheltenham and now, speak to our correspondence. never won the gold cup. he dominated the festival in recent yea rs, never won he dominated the festival in recent years, never won the gold cup. could this finally be their year? plenty of other horses to look out for as well. the sentimental favourite of other horses to look out for as well. the sentimentalfavourite is tied to card, a horse trained by mullins. —— bya tied to card, a horse trained by mullins. —— by a former dairy it would be an extraordinary farmer. it would be an extraordinary story is cue card good do that. a lot of fans here keeping their fingers crossed for cue card. keep an eye out by lizzie kelly, the first female jockey . ride in the first female jockey to ride in the gold cup since the 1980s. she is on board 342. and outside as far as the bookies concerned. what it win it would be on st patrick‘s day. many thanks. it‘s the final weekend of rugby union‘s six nations championship england are in dublin looking to win back to back grandslams..that‘s never been done

as for the first day of the cheltenham festival, a decent looking day. ter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots ofjust light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. quite cloudy with some mist and hill fog in the west. further north, clearer skies moving in, particularly for northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures a bit fresher here first thing wednesday. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable amounts of cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. a pleasant enough day on wednesday. into thursday, a bit of a change because we've got this next atlantic low pressure system brings this fairly weak weather front. another breezy day on thursday especially in the north—west. it's here we will see a few outbreaks of light patchy rain. further south and east across much of england and wales, s

the final day's racing is underway at the cheltenham festival. st patrick's day, gold cup day. irst race of the result of the first race of the day just after 2pm. lets return now to the row over whether — and when — there might be another vote on scottish independence. this morning the snp said that an independence vote "will take place," despite theresa may's view that "now is not the time." speaking to my colleague earlier the snp deputy leader angus robertson gave his response to theresa may's speech at the conservative spring conference which he accused the snp of device of nationalism and tunnel vision. the only thing going on at the moment involving tunnel vision is the approach of the uk government as they hurtle us all towards the ha rd est pa rt they hurtle us all towards the hardest part tory brexit and that is the thing that will be damaging throughout the uk. given the circumstances and that scotland's government was elected on a we should have a manifesto we should have a eéiiiififlinfi manifesto we should have a ..x....;;. if we manifesto we should have a £31" j if:

cheltenham avenue. they that workers were trying to move that big security box to either location when it tipped over and fell on 35-year-old jonathan mouse. >>> new pressure tonight for philadelphia district attorney seth williams to step down. less than week after the city's top cop was inn died on those federal corruption charges, thanks for joining us at 6:00 tonight i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> the feds last week hit williams of nearly two dozen corruption charges accusing him of accepting bribes due as benefactors bidding mayor kenney called upon williams to resign. every day citizens are joining that call. bruce gordon joins us in studio. the pressure starting to mount now. >> reporter: it sure would appear that wage look here's what the rules say. pennsylvania constitution article two section 7 says and i quote, no person here crafter convicted of a

and coming up in the sport on bbc news, ruby walsh rides four winners on day three at the cheltenham , including victory on nichols canyon in the feature race, the stayers' hurdle. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government has rejected the call for a second referendum on scottish independence, saying now is not the time. mrs may said the focus needs to be , , brexit deal for the uk, the scottish people judge whether they want to be part of it or not. on monday scotland's first minister called for a referendum in the autumn of 2018 or the spring of the following year. today nicola sturgeon said xyz... our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. no to this. no to this... no to this... and even no to talks about a referendum, at least not now. we should be working together, not pulling apart, we should be working together, to get that right deal for scotland, that right deal for the uk, asi scotland, that right deal for the uk, as i say that is myjob as prime minister, and so for that reason, i say to the snp, now is not the time. the prime minister's westminster

. >> there's an ongoing investigation at the former cheltenham mall where a man died this afternoon. firefighters are calling his a deadly industrial accident at the building which is under construction. "action news" reporter bob brooks is working the story to find out more. he'll have the latest in a live report tonight at 6:00. >>> a synagogue in the tacony section of philadelphia has been vandalized for the third time in four months. a large rock was thrown through a stained glass window at temple menorah keneseth chi. no arrests have been made. >> turning to accuweather tonight it's been a damp and gloomy start to the work week. sky6 hd looking live at penn's landing tonight where the skies are still gray after a round of rain this morning. meteorologist cecily tynan is tracking the latest conditions from the "action news" big board. cecily, did you wake up in a fog this morning? >> i always do, especially today. [laughter] >> had the rain, had the ting this morning. satellite and radar showing 8:30 this morning we had pretty steady rain right over the i-95 corridor. as we're hea

for now reporting live at the old cheltenham mall bob bruins channel6 "action news." >> now to developing news. renewed threat from the white house today that could mean if the loss of hundreds had of millions of dollars for the city of philadelphia. the attorney general jeff sessions took aim at so-called sanctuary cities today. those that like philadelphia refuse to enforce federal immigration laws. now, adding urgency to and a already pointed threat, sessions now says that cities that fail to comply will not only lose out on future federal funds but will also be forced to pay back money they've already gotten. that sets off a potential standoff between the justice department and philadelphia mayor jim kenney who has said the city has no plans to change course. vernon odom is getting reaction to this as we speak today. he'll have a live report coming up this evening on "actio"action news" at 5:00. >> police say it appears a corner store owner in north philadelphia was justified in shooting a would be robber and an innocent bystander. police say the man pulled his own gun when a armed su

but the week at cheltenham. what he did for sizing john. f to madrid in the champions league, but they'll face atletico rather than real in the quarter—finals. the english champions are the only british side left in the competition and were one of the first names drawn in nyon. ian rush did the honours. they have faced atletico twice before, losing home and away in the uefa cup in ‘97 and also going out in the cup winners' cup to the spainiards in cup winners' cup in 1961. atletico have been runners up in the champiosn league twice in the last three years. it could have been a lot tougher for leicester. elsewhere in the drawer... the second leg is becoming a week after. the europa league has also been made manchester united have been drawn against belgian side aderlecht — their second leg will be at old trafford. celta vigo face genk, ajax have been paired with schalke, and lyon welcome besiktas. they have been fined £20,000. the admitted a misconduct charge after the referee was surrounded by players following his several players following

there will be a few breaks in the cloud at cheltenham, but perhaps not so by the time we get to thursdayay, with the stronger breeze. this is the picture going into wednesday evening. a fine evening for many of us evening. a fine evening for many of us will stop outbreaks of rain in northern scotland. on thursday, the weather gets more active, wet weather gets more active, wet weather working through scotland and northern ireland will stop some of the rain reaches parts of northern england. the south mainly dry. 0n friday, weather systems arrive on the jet stream, pushing from north—west to south—east. a cooler fields of things by the end of the week and into the weekend, the wind picking up as well. wetter weather and nothing —— but nothing on the scale of what we're in the usa. more details online. —— what we're getting in the usa. hello and welcome to one hundred days. the turkish president blames the dutch for one of the worst massacres in modern european history. as the row with the netherlands intensifies, after turkish ministers were banned from political rallies there, president

conrad helps to do the chores around the house in cheltenham, england. the dog brings in the grocery and takes out the trash, are you kidding plea. the one crorld pet lends his helping paw with enthusiasm. i'm going to train my cat to do that. >> cats do not trained to that. >> reporter: they provide comfort. >> reporter: let's check the roads, we have a good looking start to the day. roads are dry and clear, i don't have any big accidents to tell you about, it's almost friday, people. this is i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city moving nicely so far. everything with mass transit is on time, dave. >> reporter: okay, karen on the big board, 6:00 a.m., 48. 8:00 a.m., 50 degrees, cool enough for a jacket not bad for this time of the year. today we're featuring lots of sunshine, a little bit of a breeze like yesterday and high of 61 degrees not bad. now, later tonight, temperatures plunge and we wind up with wet snow arriving overnight and by tomorrow morning it will feel and look a lot different around here. at the airport. ahead of this, all g

but we have the cheltenham gold cup on friday and it will be cloudy in the itii'ri “iii 55i.v'i.i ifth—east and you can see it is mild and a grey start to breezy and mild and a grey start to the day on saturday. with some rain. continuing across the north and west of the uk. the further east you are, it is drier. but some rain in the higher ground at times. as you go through saturday into sunday, many of us will see this warm sector, but it will be windy. but mild to start the day on sunday with some cloud and rain in the west. and the further east l and rain in the west. and the further east you ~ — and rain in the west. and the ;% east you are l and rain in the west. and the ;% east you are the better further east you are the better chance of staying dry for much of the day. welcome back to 100 days. it story. —— a reminder of our main story. president trump's second travel ban is blocked by the us courts, but he vows that he will make it happen. the two us congressmen who forged an unlikely partnership as they drove across the states to get to washington for a vote. centre ground

cheltenham avenue. the man died there. police say that workers were trying to move that big security box to either location when it tipped over and fell on 35-year-old jonathan mouse. >>> new pressure tonight for philadelphia district attorney seth williams to step down. less than week after the city's top cop was inn died on those federal corruption charges, thanks for joining us at 6:00 tonight i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> the feds last week hit williams of nearly two dozen corruption charges accusing him of accepting bribes due as benefactors bidding mayor kenney called upon williams to resign. every day citizens are joining that call. bruce gordon joins us in studio. the pressure starting to mount now. >> reporter: it sure would appear that wage look here's what the rules say. pennsylvania constitution article two section 7 says and i quote, no person here crafter convicted of a embezzle many. public monies, bribery and that's of course key in this case, perjury or other infamous crime shall b

speeds are still into the 60s there. cheltenham watch for crash out in central avenue. pennsylvania turnpike will end here. that looks great. at least according to drive times. westbound and eastbound. 25 minutes a lot the most. route one to valley forge. speeds in the mid 60s there as well. >> thank you jessica. remember to download the nbc 10 app first alert weather on the go. track your forecast down to the neighborhood. monitor the quickly changing conditions. >> 5:34. this morning hearing reaction to president trump's plans for the nation. address congress for the first time last night. discussed everything from immigration to the budget. >> team coverage. nbc 10 pamela osborne has the president's response to anti-semitic incident. president trump called for unify and bipartisan in the nation's capital. promise to bring americans together got a standing ovation from republicans and democrats. on the issues, you could see the divide. defended controversial policies pushed by his administration on immigration the president said construction on the border wall will beg

where we are the apartment complex the bluffs on cheltenham drive. this was the most recent incident. two other kidnapping scenes. one was 20 miles away, the top of the hill in the clay month. four and a half miles from the apartments in pike creek. all this happening over the past four weeks. sky force ten over the area here last night. new castle county police called around 6:30. a woman says the armed masked suspect approached her as she walked to her apartment. pointed handgun at her, demanded money and forced her to her apartment. when they arrived at her apartment, another adult tenant answered the door and ran away. right now police are telling us the investigation is in early stages. similarities with two other cases. think they're dealing with the same guy. no taller than 5'8". heavy accent and speaks plans out loud before taking action. also drives a dark colored suv. the police presence is long since gone here. still residents staying in their apartment. the attacks put residents on edge until all three areas. possess some told us they thou

it's the final day at the cheltenham festival. st patrick's day, gold cup day. trainer colin tizzard has a couple of fancied runners including cue card who has arrived at the course this morning. and has also won at ascot last month. he worked so hard with his head in his chest and rips up over, he jogs back. he is a happy horse. he is not ready for anything else yet, he is a racehorse and he loves it. i really believe he has got a good a chance as he has ever had. the going will be all in the betting markets. here's the clerk of the course with his thoughts on the race. ruby and willie mullins on fire yesterday and they sort them a couple of weeks ago in ireland and cougle of weeks agmin ireland—and = looked in tremendous form. i was he looked in tremendous form. i was talking to somebody about native river and if the ground might be too quick for him it was he won at newbury on soft ground and the a nswer newbury on soft ground and the answer is to not be surprised because he has a real turn off i do because he has a real turn off = .- i do not think the becaus

after what was a won't race again this seasom he is june arrest after what was a tough race at cheltenham. theormer masters champion jordan spieth says he would welcome a match play scoring system at one or more of golf‘s major championships. spieth who will look to win a second title in augusta next month believes the ryder cup is one of only a handful of professional tournaments that uses match play instead of stroke play. i think we would love it. if you asked everyone, they would enjoy matchplay. think it would be a lot of funforw, to t . i the format but the ryder cup, you are playing for your country with team—mates for the bidders a little bit different. the matchplay is a lot of fun. - fact it is a change lot of fun. the fact it is a change of pace and an opportunity to take chances and play aggressive on a really cool golf course does embrace that. the fifth round of challenge cup has provided a fascinating draw for the toronto wolfpack. the canadian side, who have entered english rugby league in the third tier of sport, will play super league side salford other highlights include lei

nicki henderson has become the most successful trainer in cheltenham's champion hurdle. board to give henderson his sixth win in the race. his first coming 32 yea rs win in the race. his first coming 32 years ago in the champion hurdle. my years ago in the champion hurdle. my tent or yours, another henderson trained horse was second. it's a bit surreal. i was brought up m, it's a bit surreal. i was brought up in, passionate about national hunt racing, you read about legends and people and horses and champion hurdles and things like that. you never really understood or even thought that this is where we'd all finish i emii'i the thought that this is where we'd all finish - i mimif'i the first i can't remember what years, i can't remember what happened yesterday! i can remember 1984! it's q extraordinary 1984! it's an extraordinaryjourney. relove doing it otherwise we reloyedoingjtbthemisefle. wouldn't be mm nations fraser mm nations - fraser brown is six nations news. fraser brown is free . face italy in their final free ts face ltaly in. theirfinalr ,. ~ ~ , ,,, on free t

brighter breaks, some glimmers of sunshine, and the longer lasting sunny spells will make it feel quite warm again, 16—17dc possible. a cloudy story at cheltenham on thursday with a stronger breeze and the temperature being down a few did greece. —— a few degrees. the weather becomes more active to what we. a weather front moves through scotla nd we. a weather front moves through scotland and northern ireland with heavy showers and a strong wind. cloudy weather ahead of that into much of england and wales. by friday, a stronger weather system coming our way, and that will take rain from north—west to south—east, with the wind picking up on the tepid is coming down as well. so, things feeling different by the end of the week, with a strongerjet strea m of the week, with a strongerjet stream coming into play, and indeed, for the weekend, cooler, wetter, windier. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: theresa may hails a key moment on the path to brexit. the prime minister says she's determined to secure a deal that works for all parts of the uk. this will be a defining moment for our whole country, as we begin to forge a new rel

this is even more, a great dane named conrad helps his owner do chores around the house in cheltenhame dog will bring the groceries and takes out the trash and looks like he enjoys helping out. >> time for a preview of the "good morning america." >> let's turn now to abc's robin roberts who is going to detail the repeal and replace, first step we've seen overnight. >> reporter: continuing matt and nydia. healthcare fight congress working through the night over the new bell to replace the affordable care act. president trump working to win over conservative groups who are resisting the plans. >>> latest on the double murder of two indiana girls one grandfather holding his first press conference this morning as authorities look into similarities of a cold case in iowa. >>> first lady milania trump is gaining popularity. we'll speak to the former chief he have staff of first lady lara bush. >>> it is thursday, deals and steals all for $20 or less all coming up on this happy friday eve. >> my favorite segment, robin thank you. >>> a man offered a pregnant woman his seat on the subway. she

we have the gold cup at cheltenham on friday afternoon there will be a fair amount of cloud in the skythe south—east but most of it will be in the north and west. a fair bit of cloud around with raven on saturday. most of that road will be in the west and north and parts of england and northern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet and and northern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet beforei northern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the rthern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the weekend. es will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the weekend. things be wet before the weekend. things will turn milder on saturday night into sunday in the - warm into sunday in the broad, warm sector with isobars on the charter and it will be windy and that will bea and it will be windy and that will be a feature of the weekend, a blustery weekend. the rain will be in the north and west with not too much getting across to the east. by the afternoon temperatures in double figures quite rightly. 10 degrees in

the european union. and coming up: i am here at cheltenham for the start ofjump racing's most famous festival.o's message to the chelsea fans. why the manchester united boss believes he's still the club's number one manager despite being sacked twice in his time at stamforrd bridge. more now on our main story, and theresa may is poised to trigger the process that will see the uk leave the european union. so how will brexit work? 0ur europe correspondent, chris morris, explains the process. yes, what is article 50? well, it's part of the lisbon treaty, which came into force in 2009. article 50 itself isn't all that long, just five brief paragraphs. the crucial bit is this. a member state which decides to withdraw shall notify the european council and the union shall then negotiate and conclude an agreement with that state, setting out the arrangements for its withdrawal. in other words, this is the legal route out of the eu. it will be triggered officially by theresa may later this month when she informs this man, the president of the european council, donald tusk. by text, by e—mail, it doesn'

the rain should hold off from cheltenham. not too bad a day if you wear a few layers. g, some rain will arrive across southern areas and it is quite patchy in nature and no great amount. heavy stuff remains north and it does not look like a nice night. some of the rain will be an issue as we get into the weekend, and north wales. we will keep an eye on it. a touch of frost first thing across the north of scotland but here, some of the best of the brightness as we go through saturday. for the rest of us, a lot of cloud in the sky. more rain, particularly across the western areas and a patchy start reaching eastern parts. it will be relatively mild despite the cloud. low to mid teens and chillier across the far north. by sunday, under the system coming in from the west. difficult to get the detail right but on balance eastern areas will see the best of sunshine, western areas will see most quite blustery, but mild. the war of words over a second scottish independence referendum intensifies. the snp accuse the prime minister of running scared, but theresa may vows to fight

the first day of the cheltenham festival looks mild. there will be a lot of cloud. e. the further south and west you are, a quiet night. more cloud and outbreaks of drizzle, so it will be a mild night. on wednesday, a cloudy start again across the bulk of the country. some light rain in western areas feeding in towards western parts of scotland. elsewhere, it will be a dry day, with more cloud than today. there will be sunny spells and it could be very mild when you have the sunshine. on thursday, high pressure begins to ever way across the north and west, the weather front bringing outbreaks of rain and more of a breeze. this is when things will go a bit downhill, getting colder and more breezy. in the south—east, we could see good spells of sunshine and feeling mild. on friday, we opened the floodgates in the north—west. plenty of weather systems drive in across the country. wet and windy spells at times. it will feel cooler, and the rain may be heavy at times, but interspersed with a bit of sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill at westminster, where the bill t

the cheltenham festival, there will be bright weather and sunny skies. nd pivots. the whole lot will push eastward and patchy rain and called for a total of her contract with a mild but we had to do. we will see the weather front in the west fishing steadily eastward. taking the cloud and the market conditions with it. rather like today, where you see breaks in the cloa k today, where you see breaks in the cloak the temperatures will get up to 16, cloak the temperatures will get up to16, 17 cloak the temperatures will get up to 16, 17 celsius. when we don't have them we are looking at around 13, 15. have them we are looking at around 13,15. 0n have them we are looking at around 13, 15. on thursday, this cold front comes our way. the weather will come in from the atlantic. this band of rain will slowly slip southwards and you will find it turning colder. we start off with a dry and bright note. temperatures will not be too bad in the south. hello it's tuesday, ten o clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. the deputy governor of the bank of england resigns. the dep

speeds in the early 60s as well. cash on cheltenham in central avenue. i'll check in with more sticky spots when i come back in ten minutes. say and tracey. >>> now is the time to download the nbc 10 app. get weather in your neighborhood right to your phone. plus get weather alerts as the storm develops. >>> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >>> president trump delivers his biggest speech yet as he addressed congress for the first time last night. this morning we're breaking it all down. >> spoke about numerous plans including goals for health care, immigration and academy. matt delucia joins us live. >> reporter: at times there were applause and also a couple of audible groans particular live from the democrats while the president was laying out agenda. among the big topics, mentioned health care. urged lawmakers to replace obamacare. jobs, the president promised a trillion dollar infrastructure program built on two principals. buy american and hire american. vowed as he had during campaign to secure america's borders. pushing for somethin

the old wells fargo bang in cheltenham. s moving large safety deposit box when it fell on him, crushing him underneath. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> philadelphia police believe two teenagers may be responsible for vandalizing the same synogogue multiple times. now over the weekends police say a rock was thrown through a stained glass window at the temple menorrah on 4300 block of tyson avenue. it is the third similar incident at the mayfair synogogue since december. now, investigators say, two teens seen on surveillance video could be linked to all three incident. >> just seems to be two kids, someone riding a bike, and they stop, and they get the rocks from where they get them. and they start hauling rocks and flea. >> investigators do not believe the recent act was a hate crime. the teenagers face possible charges every vandalism for all three incident. >>> attorney general jeff sessions has issued a warning to philadelphia and other sanctuary cities. he says they could lose federal funding for refuse to go coo

. >> he's in the grand national now! cheltenham, i can see it, let's go! >> shamrock picked up speed, keeps going, and nick is like, whoa! whoa! a few other things that have to be bleeped. >> no, sham, [ bleep ] whoa, sham! oh [ bleep ] >> he thought it was a gate in the grand national, he was going to jump it. >> when he comes to the split in the road, you don't know which way shamrock's going to go. >> whoa, shamrock! >> whoa! >> hang on, buddy. let him run himself out. i remember this happened the horse took off, i tried to turn one way, the horse took off the other way. the saddle flipped underneath, i fell on my head. might explain a thing or two. >> you know i lost count how many times he said "whoa, sham" in this juking video. but then it's whoa, sham! one last time. >> whoa! whoa! >> oh. ooh! >> did he bail off or get thrown off? >> according to him, he was unseated. shamrock was uninjured. nick said he didn't suffer any serious injuries. maybe just his pride and some bruises from that fall. [ bleep ] >>> got two videos to prove that distance and t

the first settlers in cheltenham township. >> this house was a residence for more than 200 years. ed it so much, it acquired the building in the 1930's. and in 1993 made it a museum of the life of early pennsylvania. >> each room has pretty much of a period architecture to it. >> okay. >> and every room has a story that goes behind it. >> plus, also a collection of things that are indigenous to cheltenham township. i think we should go to the colonial kitchen. >> could you cook here? >> this is probably one of the most original part of the whole house. >> wow. >> over here we have a bake oven, the table has a setting on it, a little idea of what colonial people would have been eating. >> another room is decked out in 1920's finally. furniture, radio, dresses and shoes. another room commemorate american military history from the revolution area war to viet nam. >> well we call this room the library. >> says the media collection is as old as the civil war. >> they didn't have instagram, twitter, and face become? >> i'm always amazed by what these people accomplish without being on th