warrington dominated afterwords. rowan atkinson and has scored.int game. there wasn't enough time for the hosts. lead time on. with fiery february under way, you wouldn't bet against the rhinos creating more fireworks this season. kris helgen randomly ran off during the game and we have now found out why. he was heading to hospital to join his wife who had gone into labour. priorities of course change! jacob stockdale, bundee aki and james ryan will make their six nations debuts when ireland face france in paris on saturday. ireland bossjoe schmidt has picked an experienced side for the stade de france clash, with rory best captaining a side containing 11 british & irish lions. 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 the ft‘s political correspondent laura hughes and charlie wells, who's deputy snapcha editor at the economist. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. we can walk you through them. the i has the headline ar

warrington went on to play for victory.pionship tonight, hull city's match with sheffield united was suspended for two and a half minutes because of a protest by the home fans against the club's ownership. manchester city manager pep guardiola has been charged by the fa for wearing a yellow ribbon which shows his support for those imprisoned in the fight for catalunyan indepencence. he revealed in november that he wears it in a show of solidarity towards the politicians imprisoned in his native catalonia where he was born, played and managed. the football governing body said he was in breach of its kit and advertising regulations. arsenal will face ac milan in the last 16 of the europa league. the first game will take place on march the 8th ahead of the return leg in london a week later. one piece of transfer news this evening, west ham have agreed to selljose around £5 million. a hasn't featured for the hammers since october. the man who exposed the russian doping scandal has given his first interview to the bbc. evidence

warrington took the lead early on against a weakened side playing their first against a weakened sideinst a weakened side playing their first game since returning from down under. despite a late fightback from wigan it was too late to rescue the match as warrington wolves claimed victory. to football and in the championship tonight hull city's match was suspended for 2.5 minutes after a protest from supporters against the team's ownership. items were thrown on to the field as a protest against the allam family's running of the club. home side did go on to rain the the home side did go on to win the match, 1—0 as they climb out of the relegation zone. that goal the only goal of the game. sheffield united remain just goal of the game. sheffield united remainjust outside the goal of the game. sheffield united remain just outside the play—offs. the manchester city manager by dell has been charged i the fa for wearing a yellow ribbon which shows his support for those in present in the fight for catalonian independence. —— pep guardiola. he revealed in november that he wears it in revealed

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tonight they take on one of last years big disappointments, warrington with a new coach looking to puthappened in the past has happened, well focused on the now and it is exciting times for the clu b and it is exciting times for the club going forward. there has been little rest, the world cup in australia was their showcase, no one catching the eye more than england at huddersfield'sjermaine mcgillvary. mcgillvary and huddersfield start against hull fc you're looking to finally ten years into super league success. we are there and sustaining that and surpassing that is what you are working towards. hull are joined by the nearest and not so dearest hull kingston rovers, returning after a brief absence but now with someone who knows what it takes to reach the top. i have really enjoyed it so far, i'm looking forward to getting out on the field. danny mcguire as a leeds player was man of the match over castleford tigers, bitter blow for them after an extraordinary year. we moved on, we focused on what is ahead of us, tough challenge, everything i have seen from the players is there but h

warrington wolves gained their first win of the new super league season beating local rivals widnes vikingshelped them to an 18—10 victory at the halton stadium. they had lost their opening two fixtures under new head coach steve price. play is well underway in the second round of the genesis open in california. rory mcilroy made a solid start with two birdies in his opening three holes. he's currently 2 under overall. he's playing with tiger woods who started with a birdie but has since slumped to two over. american patrick ca ntlay is the clubhouse leader on 7 under par. now lets look back at day seven of the winter olympics pyeongchang and britain's first day with a medal. dom parsons provided a bronze in the men's skeleton after what he says were 10 years busting a gut. and a competition that had us holding our breath until the last 10 minutes. as ben croucher reports. dom parsons! at last, six days of medal less olympics and that demon was laid to rest. chris reed doing a ph.d. in was laid to rest. chris reed doing a ph. d. in mechanical engineering, was laid to rest. chris reed doing

huddersfield giants beat warrington wolves 20 points to six.g champions leeds rhinos came from behind to win 20—11 against hull kr and preserve their unbeaten start to the season. rovers were ten zero up inside half an hour but ajimmy keinhorst hat trick, plus one from adam cuthbertson sealed the victory for leeds. britain's mark cavendish has won stage three of the tour of dubai. the dimension data rider held off attacks from nacer bouhanni and marcel kittel. he's third overall, with two stages to go, behind leader dylan grerner vaygen. britain's adam blythe finished fourth for aqua blue sport. a one off and a true gentleman. some of the tributes to jimmy armfield whose funeral was held today. the former england and blackpool captain died last month at the age of 82. today his funeral cortege passed through bloomfield road the ground he played at for 17 years before a private service at his local church. richard askam reports. a guard of honour at bloomfield road. for a football gentleman and dedicated family man. jimmy armfield leads his men

and last night we had the start of rugby league's super league — and an early exit for the warringtonreat time of year — i'll be watching our local side here salford take on wigan tonight, but things kicked off with grand final winners leeds rhinos, who made the trip to warrington wolves. the excitement was clearly too much for some. warrington captain chris hill, on the left here, had to leave the game early after his wife went into labour — congratulations to them on the birth of their little girl. unfortunately hill was absent as england winger ryan hall provided the highlight with two tries on the night, helping leeds warrington captain chris hill, on the left here, to a 16—12 win on the night. elsewhere hull fc began their campaign with a six—try win over huddersfield. and there is some more live sport to come today, as great britain's men begin their davis cup campaign with a tie against spain in marbella. they'll be without the british number two kyle edmund, who misses out after picking up a hip injury in the semi—final at the australian open. andy murray is a long term injury

the 60-year-old man from warrington bucks county is arrestedor allegedly stealing and then dumping almost 220 grams of potassium cyanide. and walter perez is live with that story. >> reporter: well jim, the good news at this point water officials say there is no reason to believe that the water supply in this part of bucks county is contaminated. but the charges against the person responsible for this crime are serious, including risking a catastrophe. the story begins this past december when a co-worker says he witnessed 60-year-old richard o'rourke remove a bottle of potassium cyanide without authorization. he reportedly told the co-worker he was taking the powerful toxin to his home to exterminate rodents. and when he found out he was being veinvestigated including the fbi he dumped the chemical in the water. it's disturbing but not surprising. >> he panicked he did not have a right to have the material and deadly and poisonous. water officials tested the water repeatedly. >> we went throughout the streams in the area looking for signs of potential dead fish as well as collecting sampl

warrington 38 degrees. and definitely have to bundle up more this morning than you did yesterday.ut you'll also need your sunglasses. it's going to be bright sunshine all day. look at the temperatures taking off in the middle 50s. it's going to feel like the low 60s with the bright sunshine and very light wind. radar satellite shows we're clear at trenton, philadelphia, wilmington. nothing nearby. the next storm system that's going to come our way is out of texas. it's pretty clear but watch what happens the next couple days. wet weather starts to migrate our way. this is actually wednesday night at 11:00, you can see some showers to our south and southwest. by this time thursday morning. the showers are coming at us. and will start the day thursday. the rain will be moving in and then a rainy afternoon. and the rain continues through most of friday. that's going to bring our temperatures down. we'll have nice couple dry mild days before any wet weather moves in. thursday, the rain arrives with temperatures coming down and chilly rain falling on friday. but we'll be clearing out a

phoenixville is in the -- just below freezing along with hatboro, warrington, and bedminster. cool start but not typically cold for our area. clouds coming in. no wet weather with the clouds, but i'm watching clouds that will be moving into the area this afternoon and especially this evening. you see the snow showers north and west in northwestern and central pennsylvania. that's the system that's going to move in here, but before it arrives, we'll get a nice warmup. tonight, 31, clouds around. chillier than it is now. with the sun coming up, we will get breaks of sunshine before the clouds take over this afternoon. millville at noon, 46. 41 in trenton, 41 in philadelphia. the first sign of raindrops at lunchtime in berks and lancaster county. not much more than a few scattered showers during the afternoon. as we head into the evening commute, 6:00 this evening, you see the temperatures way above freezing. low 40s for pottstown and reading. here comes the rain. the rain is going to spread across the area into the evening hours. that's just rain at 11:00 when tammy suie souza w

. >>> the tamend middle school team in warrington bucks county hit hardwood for a great cause. today they held their annual basketball fun raise tore benefit, families caring for children, with serious illness is, and disabilities and injuries. >>> and, archbishop carroll high school in radnor, 7:00 o'clock last night to 7:00 this morning they held a dance marathon to raise money and awareness for children's hospital, of philadelphia. the students hoped to raise $50,000. >>> and hundreds of people are walking and running today for cancer research. they took part in the miles for smiles 5k and 1 mile walk today at pope john paul high school, in royersford, montgomery county. it was all organized by emily smiles foundation benefiting brain cancer research for kids it is named after emily gould, a toddler from him rick who -- limerick who died in 2015. >>> this is last weekend to go skating in the rothman ring, west of city hall in philadelphia warmer weather coming and park's, skating season is coming to a close. the rink is opened until 11:00 k tomorrow night. >>> much more to c

. >> reporter: within cyanide in his warrington home and now under suspicion, police say o'rourke dumped all of it in a storm drain before they were able to interview him. once confronted by police, they say he was helpful, but couldn't remember the exact location of the drain. only that it was somewhere near county line road and street road. perhaps in lower bucks county. it was a snowy night and that, police say, could have helped dilute the cyanide, that has not shown up in any drinking water in the last two months. >> as soon as law enforcement was made aware of this, we were in constant communication with the epa and other environmental groups to let them know about this and try to locate it. >> reporter: police say the criminal charges are not just for the theft, but risking the lives of other people. o'rourke told police, he has no knowledge of how storm water inlets work nor did he know where the water went once it entered the storm water inlet. now, officials with the dep and aqua all say there has been no sign of any drinking water contamination and that they monitored the wate

we see heavier showers in warrington. pottstown, you're getting a break as well. all this will head off to the east over the next couple of hours. see it breaking up already over the western part of the state. now we're going to start to focus out to the western united states. two systems are going to come together. one that's drifting out of canada with very cold air. another one with all the energy and the moisture coming out of the southwest and also out of northern mexico. they come together and they head our direction. just in time for our saturday. just what you wanted. a little bit of shoveling. going to be fast-moving storm. accumulating snow across areas, the pennsylvania suburbs at this point are going to be in that band. the track isn't set. we could see rain mixing in. the biggest impact, saturday night if you're out and very early if you're headed to church or have activities on sunday morning. here's where we go hour by hour. the rain's out of here by 4:00 in the morning then we deal with cloud cover tomorrow. look at these numbers. all the way up in

warrington resident faces charges including risking a catastrophe and reckless local water supply was tested for two weeks and they found no evidence of the toxic impact. >>> northeast philadelphia family is pleading for help after thieves got away with some very sentimental items this quilt is made of t-shirts belonging to the late frances adare who passed away in may. family says quilt was taken from the home of his widow with a jewelry box that included a rosery and dog tags family says they just want items back, no questions asked police do not have any suspects. >>> family and friends are remembering a fallen philadelphia police officer tonight vigil honoring the memory of, john pawlowski is underway. this is a live picture from broad and olney where officer pawlowski was killed in the line of duty, nine years ago tonight. officer pawlowski was shot to death responding to a dispute between a cabdriver and another man the 25 year-old officer left behind his wife and at the time she was expecting their first child where the man was quick of the murder and sentenced to life in priso

authorities say richard o'rourke of warrington stole toxic chemical from his employer back in december, but dumped it when he learned he was under investigation for that theft. officials say local water supply was tested for two weeks and they found no evidence of any toxic impact. >>> dodging droppings, tonight officials are taking action to get rid of crowness trenton. the birds are making life very uncomfortable for people in new jersey's capitol. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff shows you how the state is addressing the problem. >> reporter: scene is like something out of a hitchcock film, as tens of thousands of birds, specifically crows, laid their claim on and around new jersey's department of labor building in trenton. >> it is nasty. when you walk by it is just like ahh, you know, you just hold your breath. >> reporter: those who work nearby tell us that the crow defecation situation started about two years ago and has intensified over the past few months. >> everything is waste covered , the car, the sidewalk , shoes. >> reporter: after a years worth of complaints,

authorities say richard o'rourke of warrington stole toxic chemical from his employer back in december, but dumped it when he learned he was under investigation for that theft. officials say local water supply was tested for two weeks and they found no evidence of any toxic impact. >>> dodging droppings, tonight officials are taking action to get rid of crowness trenton. the birds are making life very uncomfortable for people in new jersey's capitol. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff shows you how the state is addressing the problem. >> reporter: scene is like something out of a hitchcock film, as tens of thousands of birds, specifically crows, laid their claim on and around new jersey's department of labor building in trenton. >> it is nasty. when you walk by it is just like ahh, you know, you just hold your breath. >> reporter: those who work nearby tell us that the crow defecation situation started about two years ago and has intensified over the past few months. >> everything is waste covered , the car, the sidewalk , shoes. >> reporter: after a years worth of complaints,

it was certainly "labour intensive", though, for warrington skipper chris hill, seen here on the leftan hall, although he had more important things to worry about last night. kyle edmund is set to miss great britain's davis cup tie against spain, which gets under way today. he developed a hip injury during last week's australian open semi—final defeat by marin cilic and wasn't able to get over it in time. he's in marbella to support his team—mates though and could be drafted into play should his injury situation improve. i'm out here because i want to be pa rt i'm out here because i want to be part of it. it's not like... trying to put davis cup second, i always try to be ready when i can. but in one way it was a good prong because i made a deep run into the australian open. so it was a quick turnaround. they had done so well i might have been ready for here. so disappointment for edmund, but opportunity knocks for liam broady and cameron norrie. but who are they? well, liam broady, who you can see in the pictures here getting ready for today's match, probably the biggest of his life,

returns this evening, with two matches kicking off the new season, including champions leeds‘ trip to warringtonnd themselves going in and out of hospital several times a year, sometimes returning within just days of being discharged ? a new report by the british red cross says one reason is that many of them don't feel safe in their own homes when they return. it's thought that over the past five years, hospital readmissions in england have risen by nearly 23% to more than 457,000. and the number readmitted within 48 hours now accounts for one in five of all emergency admissions. our social affair correspondent, alison holt, reports. i'm a lot more pain today than it was yesterday. cheryl mcnulty has chronic lung disease. in the last few months she's been taken to her local ipswich hospital as an emergency five times. she's then returned to a home where she clearly isn't coping. i get so frustrated because i can see what needs doing and i can't do it. you, like, have panic attacks because you think that you're going to stop breathing, you see. over the months, dust and dirt have built up, aggra

warrington, hatboro in the 20s to start with. a cold wait at the bus stop. it's going to be dry. the ride home, exton, quakertown, allentown, might see rain showers. still waiting for some rain showers in atlantic city. 37 degrees at 8:00. clouds, yeah. here they are. the clouds will thin out. you see some thinning around harrisburg. we'll see the breaks in the clouds this morning. then later today, the wet weather, that's rain and snow. for our area, only rain as temperatures will be too warm for anything else during the day. look at the warmup. 35 at 8:00. 44 by lunchtime. near 50 degrees this afternoon. a little bit colder in the suburbs to start with. breaks of sunshine. into the 40s for the suburbs and the lehigh valley. this is where you're more likely to see showers develop iing in e afternoon. breaks of sunshine this morning. clouds take over this afternoon. you can't complain about the temperatures. near 50 degrees today. at the shore, you'll see more sunshine. wind stronger, keeping temperatures in the middle 40s for today. the seven day is at the bottom of the screen,

police say he took tools from the lowes stores in plymouth and warrington township. likely driving a silver toyota camry with a stolen license plate. >>> the students at stoneman douglas high school faced their fears by going back to school. what do they have to do and parents to make the transition easier. rick williams is live now in the newsroom with more on this. >> the emotional trauma that the students at stoneman douglas high school when through a couple weeks ago is something they have to deal with for a long time perhaps the rest of their lives. but it's the day to day fear, what can be done to help them feel? ali gorman speaks to local psychologists and she'll have that story coming up tonight and also at 5:00 they are at the right place at the right time. two first responders honored for their bravery in south jersey. we'll have those stories on "action news" at 5:00. see is you later. >> thanks rick. >>> crews make progress on a new community design for veterans in south jersey. today officials accepted the first applications for camp salute. in all 76 ap

warrington police say a snap chat conversation in november contained threat against the school. investigators say they have no credible threat yet they're nonetheless taking everything seriously and are continuing to investigate. >>> president trump is calling on governors today to make move on school safety. he's pushing for combination of tougher laws and also arming some educators. iain page live from our operations sent. iain. >> reporter: lucy, congress just pack from a break busy week ahead and as you can imagine gun control is a hot topic. >> you don't know until you test it i really believe i'd run even in i didn't have a weapon. >> president trump telling the nation's governors he wants to big up background checks, arm teachers, increase access to mental health resources and bump stocks. >> i'm writing that out myself. i don't care if congress does it or not. >> some governors laid out their owns of own plans. >> i'm not waiting fog the federal government. we'll invest 500 millions and have significant law enforcement presence at every public school in our state. >> oth

. >>> middle school tigers in warrington bucks county hit hardwood for a great cause. today they they had their basketball fund raise tore benefit the kelly ann doland memorial fund that helps family caring for serious illnesses. >>> students at carroll high school, again, tonight. 7:00 o'clock last night until 7:00 this morning, the school hosted a dance marathon to raise money and wear necessary for children's hospital of philadelphia. they hope to raise, $60,000. >>> hundreds of people were walking and running today for cancer research. they took part in the miles for smiles, 5k and 1 mile walk today at pope john paul high school in royersford, montgomery county. race was organized by emily smiles foundation, benefiting brain cancer research for kids it is named after emily gould a toddler from him rick who died of written cancer in 2016 >>> at logan elementary school in philadelphia. the school hosted an event called, taking charge, and healing hearts. organized by american heart association, along with einstein medical center. in addition to blood pressure screeni

warrington are up against defending champions leeds, while hull fc are playing against huddersfield.y at 10:30pm. thank you. the prime minister has held talks with china's president xijinping in beijing. on the second day of her trade mission, theresa may said she hoped her visit would strengthen the "global strategic partnership" between the uk and china. downing street says the issues of north korea, protecting the environment and human rights were also discussed. from beijing here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. watch what i do, not what others say. theresa may wants you to judge her actions, not her critics words. taking tea with her husband and one of the most powerful men in the world. lapsang souchong, no less. maybe that's what they drink in numberten. herjourney of thousands of miles has been for more than a cup of tea, but a shake on billions‘ worth of business deals. despite frank talk on hong kong and north korea too. i've been pleased to bring a very large business delegation here. we've had a very successful visit. the convoy held up the traffic, a big charm o

warrington wolves ended wigan‘s winning start to the super league season, beating them 16—10. match with sheffield united was suspended for two and a half minutes, because of a protest by the home fans against the club's ownership. items were thrown onto the pitch by supporters who've grown frustrated with the allam family's running of the club, midway through the first half. the home side did go on to win, though. nouha dicko, scoring the only goal of the game to move hull out of the relegation zone. and finally, if you can't find your snowboard, you could always find a friend! this is a nice alternative. go underneath! yesterday, we had team gb's latest 0lympic medallist, snowboarder, billy morgan, showing off his scooter skills around the olympic village, and today we've got another boarder who's found an alternative mode of transport! this is norwegian snowboarder stale sandbech riding down the mountain on fellow rider tyler nicholson's back. the accolades should surely go to the man underneath. no skill required. a stiff back, and keep away from walls. you can try it late

take public transportation if you k it is slippery out there, folks, mean warrington, snow, sleet, itcents getting messy. so you get the idea what's going on this morning, here is a look at what it looks like on radarment the pink is the wintery mix. the yellow, i should say, the blue and the white, that's snow. and then to the south and east of that is rain. so we're getting the mix in philadelphia right now. and it is getting slippery out there. but eventually, it all changes over to rain. we get to 45 degrees. for the parade tomorrow. is under i, winnie, even 33 degrees it will feel like it is in the 20's, so as we've been saying, layer it up. wear your shades tomorrow. but bob kelly, i hope folks are slowing their roll. >> slowing their roll. actually going back to bed, because what originally started, at least for my kids school district, is two hour delay, they now reverse that and said forget it. school's closed so everybody's scrambling paren scrambling, last night going to school this morning two hour delay, half hour later bamm schools closed see all of the rolling across th

let's not go into it personally, we have complaints against sarah warrington dealt with by the time—sharean i dealwith say that thousands of people have been affected. can i deal with this? i know that often you have said before, this is on the fringes of the industry. people who are members of your organisation, this doesn't happen, but that is thousands of people. it's not thousands of people. it's not thousands of people. that is what we are being told by solicitors firms.” people. that is what we are being told by solicitors firms. i have two brothers who are solicitors, i know how they were, they get fees. can i get this entirely clear? citizens advice bureau has said the same thing. they have and we work closely with them. your viewers may be interested to know that it has cost our organisation over £300,000 in the last year or so to get the authorities interested in bringing fraud charges and some of these people. i am fraud charges and some of these people. iam not fraud charges and some of these people. i am not talking about solicitors but the claims companies. lots of claims, i