the couple's daughter helped organise extra support through the wakefield integrated connecting care hub. i think it helps because they all spoke to each other about the need for my mum and dad and because they were actually speaking to each other, that is how

care quality commission report picks out this scheme in wakefield as a positive example.et good care. but this comes with a stark warning about a growing ca re with a stark warning about a growing care injustice. in some parts of the country, people are less likely to get the care they need and that is what we need —— mean by care injustice. the way to fix that is may —— make ensure funding is all aligned and all providers are pointing the same direction in the best interest of people. the report says this can be most visible in overstretched amd departments, but it also highlights mental health and ca re it also highlights mental health and care for the elderly. it says that there is now an urgent challenge for all parts of the health and care system to work together, like in wakefield, and that a long—term funding plan is also vital. the department of health and social care says it will set up a £240 million fund for adult social care to ease pressures over the winter. katherine burns, bbc news. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast, dan walker and naga munchetty will h

carers wakefield. wakefield housing. and age uk.egration — like here in wakefield, where community services ranging from health, to care, to housing are based together. when you can talk to somebody on the opposite desk, whereas previously it might have taken a couple of days of phone calls to get the person that you really need to move the case forward to give you a call back, we are in a different situation. the government says it's testament to the hard work of health and care staff that most of the support that people get is good and it is putting more money into social care to ease the pressures this winter. alison holt, bbc news. and to find out how your local services are performing, you can use the bbc‘s nhs tracker on our website. put your details in and you can see how your local services are doing. russian officials say rescue teams have reached two astronauts who've survived an emergency landing after their flight to the international space station had to be aborted. an american astronaut and his russian colleague experi

this is a fiv alarm church fire in wakefield overnight. that church was called wakefield baptist.was almost 150 years old. considered a local landmark there. no word on what caused that fire. >>> when you hear atory about someone having breast cancer yoo may assume it es a woman, but men get it as well. as breast cancer awareness draws to a end, we wanted to share one man's experience with the diseasn tonight news 4 at 5:00, doreen gensler introduces us to matt as he opens up about breast cancer and the surge that saved his life. >> you go from this high to a low, like what's g happen? there's a lot of uncertainties once you're diagnosedea with cancer. >> tonight matt reveals how he found out he had cancer. we'll hear from his doctor the advanced surgical that leave minimal scarring. that's all tonight on 4 at 5:00. >>> it's 4:47. we want to turn back to some breaking news on the beltway. melissa mollet is monitoring this for us in the first 4 traffic. going on? >> good morning. bottom of the beltway, outer loop ath telegrroad, we have the main lane shut down. ta a look athe map.

among the call—ups, wakefield's tom johnstone has been included in the starting 13, as have reece lynehie myler is back in the squad for the first time in six years. i was given a bit of a tip—off, but i was given a bit of a tip—off, but i was waiting to get into the final. saturday night was a rough job —— i was waiting to get into the final. saturday night was a roughjob —— a rushjob. you sometimes saturday night was a roughjob —— a rush job. you sometimes think you will get a second chance. like i said, i've not played since a last game, soi said, i've not played since a last game, so i have to get the coverage of the weight and get back into it. the test comes round really quick, i just have to do my best and perform my best to play against the kiwis. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, deputy political editor of the guardian, and charlie wells, from the economist. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the front of the ft shows us se

and percurbman wakefield data that we've collected through a field survey. union square retail vacancy was 5.3% at the end of quarter two 2018. this was higher than the reported citywide vacancy at 3.2% for the same period. the citywide vacancy is collected from costar, which is not a field survey of our neighborhood commercial districts. i wanted to note that, and the cushman wakefield data that i'm reporting does include the westfield center. both citywide and union square vacancy rates are within the five to 10% retail target for retail districts generally. the long-term trend we showed in your previous hearings, informational hearings on this topic persisted through quarter two 2018. citywide retail lease rates went up 18% to $39 a square foot while in the same reporting period, union square retail lease rates went up 16% to $58 a square foot. so i just wanted to review this -- the office stock in the union square compared to citywide. according to updated quarter two 2018 information, union square's office lease rates are equal or higher to any part of

the care quality commission report picks out this scheme in wakefield as a positive example. says most people across england generally do get good care. but this comes with a stark warning about a growing care injustice. in some parts of the country, people are just less likely to get the care they need and that's what we mean by a care injustice. we think the way to fix that is to make sure that funding streams all align, so that all providers are all pointing the same direction in the best interests of people. the report says this can be most visible in overstretched a&e departments, but it also highlights mental health and care for the elderly. it says that there's now an urgent challenge for all parts of the health and social care system to work together, like in wakefield, and that a long—term funding plan is also vital. the department of health and social care says it will set up a £2110 million fund for adult social care, to ease pressures over the winter. catherine burns, bbc news. if you want to find out how your local nhs services are performing, you can use the bbc

. >>> a devastating fire destroying the first baptist church of wakefield, massachusetts, last night. murderer is a state directions official. melvin roland was previously convicted of enticing a minor and forcing sexual abuse. lauren mccluskey's mother says her daughter dated roland for a month and ended the relationship when she found out about his criminal past. she says her daughter reported roland was harassing her to university of utah police. roland was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound early tuesday inside the salt lake city church. >> tragedy. >>> sandra day o'connor announcing she's been diagnosed with dementia. the retired justice revealed her condition and writes she's in the beginning stages of dementia. probably alzheimer's disease. she says while the final chapter. my life with dementia may be trying, nothing has diminished my gratitude and deep appreciation for the countless blessings of my life. the 88-year-old retired from the bench in 2006 in part to care for her husband, who was suffering from alzheimer's disease. she's written beautifully abou

to tell john wakefield received. a letter. i don't buy the story of the love me it. was love i'm somebody doesn't know it's a message to you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting with the birds or. mistrust out of the. love of that sad but it's in there. just because of the new but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and in the muslims always clear when the. plague. by. this is. a church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this to do a graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of this known as the i and then i include at tuesday's out in. this. case felt. i've been saying the numbers mean folks they matter the us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty fi

wakefield's tom johnstone is among five uncapped players called up for england's rugby league test series on october the 27th. brazil's maya gabeira has set a world record for the biggest wave surfed by a woman. this is at the infamous nazare break in portugal, the wave was over 20 metres high. this was back injanuary but the record has only just been ratified. matt hampson's life changed instantly and unimaginably when he injured himself playing rugby with england s under 21s. he was paralysed. but his foundation has helped create a place where young people with catastrophic sporting injuries can reshape their lives. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson was at today's opening. here ina here in a windswept field is the get busy living centre. it has all been planned by matt hankin and his charity. it has taken over £1 million of fundraising to get here. and a lot of work. you can see from the outside that it is split over two levels. the ground floor has been used for a party today, but it will be for young people with serious injuries and their families to come and socialise, to eat, drink

the care quality commission report picks out this scheme in wakefield as a positive example.out a growing care injustice. in some parts of the country, people are just less likely to get the care they need and that's what we mean by a care injustice. we think the way to fix that is to make sure that funding streams all align, so that all providers are all pointing in the same direction in the best interests of people. the report says this can be most visible in overstretched a&e departments, but it also highlights mental health and care for the elderly. it says that there's now an urgent challenge for all parts of the health and social care system to work together, like in wakefield, and that a long—term funding plan is also vital. the department of health and social care says it will set up a £2110 million fund for adult social care to ease pressures over the winter. catherine burns, bbc news. i'm joined now by ruth thorlby, the assistant director of policy at the health foundation — which describes itself as an independent charity committed to bringing about better health a

the report calls for more integration like you're in wakefield where community services ranging fromare based together. when you contacted somebody from the opposite desk were previously it my bit in a couple of days of phone calls to get the person that you really need to move that case forward to give you a call back. we are in a totally different situation. a testament to the health and care staff that must support people get is good. and it is putting more money into social care to ease pressures this winter. and to find out how your local services are performing, you can use the bbc‘s nhs tracker on our website the headlines on bbc news. senior cabinet ministers are briefed by the prime minister on the state of the brexit talks, ahead of an eu summit next week two astronauts survive an emergency landing after their russian soyuz rocket malfunctions on its way to the international space station a transgender prisoner who sexually assaulted two inmates at a women's jail and had previously raped two other women is given a life sentence. sport now, and for a full round up, from the

the pig >>> we're back with this dramatic video of a fire ripping through a 19th century church in wakefieldmassachusetts, north of boston. those flames and smoke could be seen for miles, and nobody was hurt. a lightning strike is blamed for sparking that fire. >>> new questions are emerging about the murder of a track star at the university of utah. police say 21-year-old lauren mccluskey was shot by her ex-boyfriend, melvin rowland, who later took his own life. mccluskey had filed a harassment complaint against him days earlier after she learned that he was a sex offender. startescy's mother says lauren call with her and was never heard from again. >> lauren was an outstanding student scholar and an accomplished student athlete and the students, staff and faculty who knew her are feeling a profound loss. >> she was on the phone with her daughter as she was shot and killed. lauren mccluskey will be mourned at a vigil on campus tonight. >>> turning now to business newstaas s no minummart and amazon. >>> and starbucks has opened its first u.s. location staffed by people who are fully or parti

the report calls for more integration like here in wakefield where community services ranging from healthare based together. when you can talk to somebody in the opposite desk when previously it might have taken a couple of days of phone calls to get the person you really need, to move the person you really need, to move the case forward, to call you back, we are in a different situation. the government says it is testament to the hard work of health and care staff that most of the support people get is good and it is putting more money into social care to ease the pressure this winter. and to find out how your local services are performing, you can use the bbc‘s nhs tracker on our website. the work and pensions secretary esther mcvey has said that some people could be worse off under the government's plans to roll out universal credit, but she's argued that the system encourages people in to work. it comes as the former conservative prime minister, sirjohn major warned that universal credit, which consolidates six benefits for working—age people into one, could cause "deep political trou

the couple's daughter helped organise extra support through the wakefield integrated connecting carey all spoke to each other about the need for my mum and dad and because they were actually speaking to each other, that is how we got them in here, and we just feel happy about everything now. this is being seen as an example of care being done well because different professionals work together. and it is highlighted in the care quality commission's report. it also says most people in england generally do get good care. but in some areas, people can only access services that are rated as needing improvement or inadequate, so this warning about what it calls a care injustice. we recognise that it is just simply not fair, that some people in some parts of the country find that they get good care all of the time and in other parts of the country, that is simply not available to them. the urgent challenge is to bring all parts of the health and social care system together, so they work as one, as a single system. increasingly busy a&e departments are the most visible way of showing this st

head coach wayne bennett has called up wakefield winger tom johnstone and centre reece lynn, while stive weather update from bbc weather now, and a lot of mild and rather warm airfor the time of year, and humid air has become established across england and wales during the day to day. overnight and into tomorrow it is moving ireland and scotland. behind this weather front, a warm front, the leading edge with fine and warm air. dampen drizzly across western pa rt air. dampen drizzly across western part of the uk, so poor visibility in places as well. patchy mist and fog. temperatures at their lowest overnight in parts of scotland and eastern england. tomorrow there will bea eastern england. tomorrow there will be a lot of cloud around wherever you are. some breaks allowing some occasional sunny spells to come through, but still some patchy, light rain and drizzle more especially towards western coast and hills. western and northern scotland, the chance of seeing the more substantial burst of rain occasionally. quite a strong wind but nowhere near as windy as it has been today. as for t

she had ended up in the female new hall prison at wakefield on remand after a number of sexual offences two inmates who she had befriended, but facing questions about how someone who'd raped women and who claimed to be transgender ended up in a female jail, the ministry ofjustice has now apologised, saying a transgender case board should have considered white's previous offences. karen white is tonight in armleyjail, the men's prison in leeds, and will serve a minimum of nine years in prison. earlier i spoke to richard garside, who is the director of the centre for crime and justice studies, about how this prison ended up in a female prison given their previous record. well, it happens simply because the prison service policy allows for it and the prison service and the ministry ofjustice might say this isa ministry ofjustice might say this is a terrible mistake, the reality is a terrible mistake, the reality is male body prisoners who claim a female identity can apply to get transferred to women's prisons. i think that's an entirely unacceptable situation. clearly those who identify as

wakefield winger tom johnstone scored a 25—minute hat—trick on his debut as england raced to lead 38—seen good evening to you. well, we have seen the skies clear across the northern half of the uk and that is allowing temperatures to plummet quite with frost in the coldest spots. cloudy weather that has been with us across england and wales is fading away as this weather front pulls away, replaced by an area of high pressure. that's what's giving us high pressure. that's what's giving us the clearing skies. temperatures last time a look, cates bridge, northern ireland, one degree. to the end of the night we will have pockets of frost in northern ireland, scotland and maybe the north of england. still, for most, apart from it being cold, it will be apart from it being cold, it will be a glorious start on thursday. more cloud still across southern counties of england. patches of mist through the thames estuary and the downs. they should lift and we will see the cloud break up through the day. most of us will have bright or sunny spells. light showers possible for the western isles and n

the historic church in wakefield matches two sis has been completely destroyed after lightning struckmassive fire overnight. they could feel from seventh --dash make several streets over. luckily no one was injured. and take a look at this crazy video. an escalator breaking mid rise. creating a pile of bodies at the bottom. some people are jumping off the side to avoid the mass of people. a passenger was jumping and dancing on the escalator before it broke. around 30 people have been injured. seven in critical condition. that's what's happening now. we've something else for you this morning. her came will you will a has slammed. before that we can to a tropical storm. trent waves crashing along the coast. 120 mile-per-hour winds. it is now pushing him towards the united states and expected to dump brain on central and eastern texas. some of those already facing historic flooding. futures are coming back a little bit right now. let's take a look of the numbers. we were down over 200 in the premarket now were down 183. there is more still ahead. president head. president obama may have

this is in wakefield.ghboring town. >> now here's a look at the nearly 150-year-old church before last night's seven-alarm fire. look at this, the shell that is left behind after those flames. >> church officials posted a message on their website thanking firefighters for their efforts. they're also relieved that no one was injured inside. you're looking into the cause of that fire. >>> also breaking right now, a deadly crash involving a school bus in alabama. authorities say it collided with a car on interstate 20 in lincoln, about 40 miles east of birmingham. the car's driver was killed. the school bus was carrying more than two dozen members of a roanoke, alabama high school football team. eight students were injured. the cause of that crash in its early stages of an investigation. >>> a virus being described as common is killing children in new jersey. so far six patients at a pediatric center have died because of the bug. at least a dozen others are sick. doctors say the adenovirus usually leads to fl

. >> they sold lightning moments before the church completely ignited in wakefield massachusetts in bostonghters battling those flames, 150-year-old landmark. no one was injured. a pilot walks away unharmed after crashing his vintage world war ii plane on a busy highway. firefighters pulling out the pilot before the plane burst into flames in southern california. the pilot says he was doing a test run when the engine failed. no one else was on board and no one was injured. fox news alert. two different a very serious illness is striking children in the us. 6 children dying from a virus in new jersey is more cases of that rare polio like disease are reported across the country. jackie ibanez joins us with agree morning from doctors. >> reporter: parents on edge over frightening outbreaks pretty nationwide. and new jersey rehab center shutting its doors to new patients after 6 kids died's from a rare virus. 12 other children are affected, the medical center that provides long-term care for medically fragile children, doctors sounding off on the dangers of a highly contagious virus. >> slight

this is in wakefield, massachusetts, 100 firefighters battling flames at this 150-year-old landmark,obody was hurt. >> two weeks until the midterms, voters turning out in massive numbers. 4.3 million americans have voted. republicans in florida and arizona, democrats making a push in states like nevada. which party stands to benefit the most? jim maclachlan, former poster for the trump campaign. what do you think? >> record enthusiasm and never stopped after the 2016 election for the permanent campaign. todd: 1 is caring into the midterms? >> issues matter and we see record turnout. in florida over 1 million people have voted and that is higher than other midterms. the other thing going on, normally what happens is 130 million voters. the last midterm election you had 90 million voters. we seem to be on pace if things keep up for record turnout for a midterm election. heather: look at early voting in arizona, florida and nevada that we are pinpointing, the numbers are insane. if we break down some of these, specifically arizona, party affiliation of 2018, early voters, democrats 33 p

. >>> a devastating fire destroying the first baptist church of wakefield in massachusetts last night. a witness reported sighing lightning strike the 180-foot steeple before the building went up in flames. according to its website, the church is 150 years old. the building appears a total loss. no injuries reported. >>> in austin, texas, city officials are expecting water restrictions and boil-water advisories to last days, not weeks. the city closely watching the water levels and the rain that's expected today. the restrictions and advisories follow historic flooding that produced much higher levels of debris, silt, and mud in the water supply. take a look at this extraordinary image showing where barton creek meets lady bird lake in austin. >>> all right. it's like something from a tv sitcom. a group of apparently dim would-be robbers in belgium took a storeowner's word when he told them, come back later, i don't have enough cash in the register. the owner immediately called the police. when the grew up in of robbers, would-be robbers returned early, the owner told them to come bac

. >> this overnight fire destroyed the historic wakefield baptist church there that was almost 150 yearsght now there's no word on wh caused the fire. no injuries have been reported. >>> now here's your cnbc morning business report >> good morning, i'm frank holland here at cnbc headquarters. mcdonald's is betting on breakfast to boost traffic and curb slowing sales. the fast food gia announced it ould be rolling out new breakfast menu itemse plus mor national and regional value deals to lure back customers to mcdonald's restaurants. customers can begin ordering at least one new menu item, triple breakfast stacks on november 1st. in 2015 the company introduced all day breakfast tottct new diners and the move resulted in an uptick in sales. i'm frank holland. >>> good morning, everybody. hump day. time to start thinkg about the weekend. at least the sun is going to be shining today and tomorrow. the weekend, well, especially your saturday cou be rainy and your saturday cou be rainy and windy. falways a challenge.s ben became a friend, investor, and mentor for the company. ben has helped c

this happened last night at first baptist church of wakefield, outside of boston.that church nearly 150 years old. luckily everyone who was inside that church made it out safely. firefighters right now believe it started from a lightning strike. >>> new this morning, netflix denying accusations it tailors its movie promotions based on your race. as bloomberg reports many users complained the service is try igmanipulate them by using secondary characters and promotions that are the same race as the viewer. in a statement the company said "we don't ask members for their race, gender or ethnicity so we cannot use this information to personalize their individual netflix experience. the only information we use is a member's viewing history." >>> heartbreak can be tough and researchers are revealing it can actually be deadly. new study out this morning revealing that people who struggle to overcome grief caused by a loss of a loved one are at greater risk of suffering from deadly levels of inflammation. the research team interviewed 99 widows or widowers who had recently

the couple's daughter helped organise extra support through the wakefield integrated connecting carese they were actually speaking to each other, that is how we got them in here, and we just feel happy about everything now. this is being seen as an example of care being done well because different professionals work together. and it is highlighted in the care quality commission's report. it also says most people in england generally do get good care. but in some areas, people can only access services that are rated as needing improvement or inadequate, so this warning about what it calls a care injustice. we recognise that it is just simply not fair, that some people in some parts of the country find that they get good care all of the time and in other parts of the country, that is simply not available to them. the urgent challenge is to bring all parts of the health and social care system together, so they work as one, as a single system. increasingly busy a&e departments are the most visible way of showing this stress on the system, says the report. but it also points to adult soci

head coach wayne bennett has called up wakefield winger tom johnstone and centre reece lyne, while sthere think the government needs to do more effectively. to discuss this more, i am joined by andrea jenkins. i think it is fairto am joined by andrea jenkins. i think it is fair to say you‘re a supporter of borisjohnson. it is fair to say you‘re a supporter of boris johnson. what it is fair to say you‘re a supporter of borisjohnson. what did you make of borisjohnson. what did you make of this speech quits maclj of borisjohnson. what did you make of this speech quits mac i thought it was fantastic. one thing i thought it was fantastic. one thing about boris, he unites the party members. he still had that —— he connects with the party members. it was filled to the rafters with activists who work all year round. very positive, a great vision for britain, talking about housing, people owning their own home. i thought it was fantastic. when it comes to the deal that theresa may is trying to get, borisjohnson is saying it is time to chuck chequers. members are very concerned about the option

a lightning strike is blamed for igniting the flames that ripped through the first baptist in wakefield burnt to the ground. one important symbol survived the flames, a large portrait of jesus carried from the debris there. >>> two people are dead after a shooting at a supermarket outside louisville, kentucky. >> police say the gunman entered the store midafternoon and fired at a male victim. he then shot and killed a woman, apparently at random. a civilian engaged the shooter in a running gunfight in the parking lot. amazingly no one else was injured. the suspect fled but was captured soon after. the police don't yet have a motive. >>> a seventh child has died at that pediatric rehab center in new jersey. 18 cases of the adenovirus have been reported at the facility in haskell. it treats children with weak immune systems vulnerable to common illnesses like adenovirus. all the cases have been in a respiratory unit. parents and workers complained they were not kept informed that there was a problem in the first place. >>> now to that strange case in tampa, florida where police have foile

the couple's daughter helped organise extra support through the wakefield integrated connecting careto each other about the need for my mum and dad and because they were actually speaking to each other, that is how we got them in here, and we just feel happy about everything now. this is being seen as an example of care being done well because different professionals work together. and it is highlighted in the care quality commission's report. it also says most people in england generally do get good care. but in some areas, people can only access services that are rated as needing improvement or inadequate, so this warning about what it calls a care injustice. we recognise that it is just simply not fair, that some people in some parts of the country find that they get good care all of the time and in other parts of the country, that is simply not available to them. the urgent challenge is to bring all parts of the health and social care system together, so they work as one, as a single system. increasingly busy a&e departments are the most visible way of showing this stress on the

a seven-alarm fire in wakefield, massachusetts destroyed a 150-year-old church on tuesday-- but a largeg of jesus survived. take a close look -- the painting was unscathed! investigators are looking into what sparked the blaze. witnesses reported seeing a lightning bolt shortly before the flames erupted. ( robin ) two israeli bio- medical engineers... have designed a new baby bottle. the idea came after one of them wanted a faster way to warm up breast milk for his child. the process normally takes 10- minutes or more. the engineer says he was exhausted.. and thought there had to be a better way. so, he created the company "nano- bebe" ... and he came up with a bottle that cuts the milk's warming time by more than half. it also cools the milk twice as fast. prices start at 22-99 for three bottles. ( robin ) an oregon based non- profit is helping a young girl with a terminal illness ...have a magical halloween. the girl's wheelchair is being transformed into a costume. the pink minnie mouse magic wheelchair almost as bright as the smile on riley marquis' face. diagnosed when she was 13 m

they include wakefield trinity winger tom johnstone and centre reece lyne. hull at the end of this month. i'll be back with more on those stories later. a group of parents who are challenging surrey county council s proposed cuts to its special needs budget are going to the high court today. the judicial review will decide the legality of plans to cut £20 million from services for disabled children. it's one of a number of legal cases brought by parents of children with special educational needs, including one against hackney council and another against the government over the legality of its cuts to local authority budgets. we spoke to some of the families involved for their message to the council, starting with 15 year old dominic ferris who has asbergers. how can you fight for what children need, if you are cutting the money giving them what they need and still trying to get more kids that don't have this stuff they need, if they will in my school, or any school, that receives certain funding, and they saw the help that the kids get and what that would be