this evening, you think the neutrals will be getting behind bristol city? you would imagine that everybody apart from manchester city supporters will be cheering them on. first major semifinal of a major competition since 1989. haven't won since boxing day! fourth in the championship. but that quarterfinal against manchester united was pretty epic for the neutral. that was the fourth premier league scalp, already beaten stoke and watford and crystal palace. shaun goater has given us a tour. this is the manchester city dressing i’ooiti. this is the manchester city dressing room. wow. some quality players. i like the design. it is special. de bruyne. .. like the design. it is special. de bruyne... sane. fernandinho. iwas numberten. bruyne... sane. fernandinho. iwas number ten. just about get in there! the famous song, feed the goat, he will score! all the time. i go to the supermarket. and some people say feed the goat! 0k! the supermarket. and some people say feed the goat! ok! i'm just getting some items. but it is enjoyable. you are on the wall! the tunn

bristol city were on the ropes but holding on. with the finishing line in sight, sergio aguero finally broke their resistance. 2—1 the final score, admiration overflowing from pep for bristol city‘s performance. the robins have beaten watford, stoke, palace and united en route to the semifinal and their bold, confident approach almost paid off. fans will believe there‘s still something left in this tie. the dreamers and yet over. apparently pep guardiola was telling lee johnson the bristol city manager that premier league teams haven‘t performed as well as his team did. obviously we‘ll see what happens in a fortnight. the other semifinals between chelsea and arsenal, the first leg of that tie is at stamford bridge tomorrow night. the fa has announced a range of initiatives and policy changes to improve diversity throughout the game and their own organisation. they‘ve also said they will increase funding at grassroots. they are going to introduce their own version of the rooney rule which is used in the nfl whereby one

but in a tale of two cities there was to be no fairy tale ending for bristol and that was pep's burst vinyl as city boss confirmed. —— first final. the biggest compliment was paid to leejohnson when pep guardiola named a strong team tonight and there is no shame for the robins in losing to this superb manchester city team. for bristol city the dream was always to get into the premier league and their promotion dream is still on, fifth in the championship at the moment and whilst their first major cup final since 1909 would have been wonderful, they have biggerfish to fry. for manchester city, the dream of the quadruple is still on and they will find out tomorrow who they will face in the final at wembley next month, arsenal or chelsea. thank you, natalie. one game in the scottish premiership tonight, a glasgow derby as celtic made the short trip to partick thistle. they have stretched their lead over aberdeen to 11 points despite falling behind. leigh griffiths got the second—half winner at it finished 2—1 to celtic. phil neville is the new england women's head coach. the form

he's confirmed he will attend bristol magistrates on february the 13th. it's an unlikely journey from the streets of moss side to the winter olympics. but it's one that bobsleigh pilot lamin deen will be making next month. today grenadier guardsman lamin was named in team gb for the games in south korea. stuart pollitt reports. this is the fastest running bobsleigh history, 97 mph. the man in control is lamin deen. this morning, he was a little more relaxed as he picked up his kit after being named as part of team gb. he grew up here, just a few miles away from where he was today announcing the team. these are the streets of mosside. it is an unlikely journey to the streets of mosside. it is an unlikelyjourney to the olympics, via a spell in the british army on the streets of bosnia and belfast. my the streets of bosnia and belfast. my story is that anything is possible. you just have to work hard, know what you want, go for it. i grew hard, know what you want, go for it. igrew up hard, know what you want, go for it. i grew up in the area and there was no

pep guardiola‘s men had to work hard to turn it all around against an enthusiatic bristol side. city went down in the first half when bobby reid slotted a penalty after a john stones foul in the box. but the sky blues ramped things up the second half and equalised with a beautiful one—two move from kevin de bruyne and raheem sterling to give the belgian a delicious goal. and then the super sub sergio aguero came on and headed city into the lead. the shortest man on the park doing the damage in extra tine. city 2—1winners. antonio conte has said he is viewed with jose mourinho antonio conte has said he is viewed withjose mourinho is personal. he was later cleared of any wrongdoing. i have this book of a person of regret? i don‘t think so. we both said that things and we will see what happens in future. he said the serious words, used the serious words. i won‘t forget this. this is not a problem from the club. i stop, stop. atletico madrid booked their place in the quarter—finals of spain‘s copa del rey after seeing off third—tier lleida. diego simeone‘s men won th

at bristol, no. i do not think... i think they recognise things need to change but they are scrambling after the rise in mental health issues and it should be the other way round. university students ultimately fall into a grey area. legally adults but often onlyjust. as the mental health needs of young people are changing, some are increasingly looking at how universities can meet the needs of students. the question is, how big a role can they should they be playing? with me in the studio is graduate vivienne isebor, who spent months looking for mental health support at her university. and joining us from bristol is professor steve west, chair of universities uk's working group on mental health in higher education and vice—chancellor of the university of the west of england. your experience, you had a bad time in yourfinal year, and was being at university, did it make it more difficult than being at home? was it different being a student? the fact you are away from home, especially staying on campus, and everybody

england's cricket all rounder ben stokes is charged with affray after last year's brawl outside a bristol pub. and what a great shot! tributes to cyril regis who's died. a footballing icon and a pioneer in the fight against racism in sport. i'm in the world's largest refugee camp, where british doctors are part ofan camp, where british doctors are part of an effort to try and bring an outbreak of deadly diphtheria under control. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: manchester united legend ryan giggs speaks of his pride as he's named the new wales manager. he replaces chris coleman, who stepped down in november. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. you name it, carillion does it. the financial collapse of a company that had government contracts in everything from school dinners to hsz, has left its own employees and so many more who work for it indirectly, facing a worrying future. arillion itself employs some 20,000 workers in the uk. the company has a50 government contracts — that's a massive portfolio. no wonder it sub—contracted thousands of small firms to do some o

england's cricket all rounder ben stokes is charged with affray after last year's brawl outside a bristol pub. and what a great shot! tributes to cyril regis who's died. a footballing icon and a pioneer in the fight against racism in sport. i'm in the world's largest refugee camp, where british doctors are part ofan camp, where british doctors are part of an effort to try and bring an outbreak of deadly diphtheria under control. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: manchester united legend ryan giggs speaks of his pride as he's named the new wales manager. he replaces chris coleman, who stepped down in november. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six.

bristol did well, didn't they? even on the bbc website, it said they were excellent, which i think is a ringing endorsement. just in injury time winner which means bristol city lost the first leg. manchester city had to come from behind in the first leg of their league cup semifinal against bristol city. the championship side have had a great cup run and their positive approach paid off — they took the lead thanks to a bobby reid penalty. sub sergio aguero's late winner means manchester city take a 2—1 lead into the second leg. after a controversial 12 months the fa say they're to introduce new policies to address issues including racial discrimination, as suffered by the chelsea ladies striker eni aluko. the governing body's bringing in the so—called ‘rooney rule', aimed at getting more people from black and minority ethnic groups into top jobs. as have really england will be withoutjoe marler for their opening two six nations matches. the harlequins prop's been given a six—week ban for a dangerous tackl

the refugee camp is now equivalent to the size of bristol. carillion was awarded work on the h52 project a week after a profit warning. the contractor collapsed this week with debts of more than £1 billion. in the commons, a conservative critic of the rail line called for a full review of the project. with the sad demise of carillion, could be secretary of state confirm that he is performing a full review of the business case to make sure that the remaining public sector, or private sector companies are able to deliver these rejects without serious cost to the taxpayer? i know my right honourable friend will be pleased to know that the demise of carillion, a tragic event for this country and for corporate britain will nonetheless not affect the h52 project. the contract that exists is part of a free public consortium. the other two companies are taking over responsibility for the project. the apprenticeships are being transferred, the staff are being transferred, the project will continue uninterrupted. the electrification project had their

the england all—rounder was charged at the start of the week with affray, after a fight outside a bristol nightclub in september. stokes would appear before magistrates in the uk, where he intends to contest the charge. in the interim, the england and wales cricket board now deemed him available for selection. in a statement, the ecb said that... while stokes missed england's ashes defeat in australia, the ecb did allow him to play six matches for canterbury kings in the new zealand domestic cricket league in september. it is there he is expected to make his return for the second half of the triangular t20 series in new zealand. the team then play 51 day international ‘s and two test. now the board had said he is available to play in new zealand, and they will say, and i am not the spokesman for them, i am just reporting that. they will say we feel it is fair on him and on the process if we are not seem to be making any judgement at process if we are not seem to be making anyjudgement at all, and therefore he is available for selection once again. the england tea m selection once again.

township -- 314, bristol township bucks county. we have ambulance and police on the scene, they are blocking all lanes, southbound past 413 as you're jammed from business route 1 to 413 on i-95 in bucks county trying to come into the city it's a jam right there. the big picture, so far jams on the blue route, the schuylkill expressway is in good shape. i-95 in bucks county we have a jam, but in center city it's okay. we have a spinout from the ramp to the benjamin franklin parkway it just cleared. west philadelphia, the off-ramp to the benjamin franklin parkway moving better now that the accident cleared. >>> we've been following breaking news, a person was killed in a house fire in west philadelphia. jeanette reyes is on the 800 block of north holly street. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is the third person to die in a house fire in just a matter of days, we know a fire lieutenant died a couple of days ago, take a live look behind me, the medical examiner arriving seconds ago. take a look at the home

that's going to impact anyone leaving bristol trying to get over to route one. anybody coming over that turnpike connector bridge, your best bet right now, i would still avoid it, use route 13, down to either woodhaven road or street road and that will get you over toward woodhaven road and the boulevard and back in there in philly. here is a live look, north on 95, an accident right near academy road. >> coming to you in mable shade, take over monday morning broadcast cents cents live all among long starting 4:00 a.m. from vincent's brick oven pizza meet me main street. >> low 20's outer sub earn, cold morning, ten to 15 degrees cold they are morning, in comparison to yesterday morning. tongs river at 124, 27 in ac. >> down toward wildwood. at 30 degrees. canadian area of high pressure on top of us, bringing in all of the chilly air now, if you go south notice the winds backing out of the southwesterly direction. that is a warming wind that's in hereby friday. and then saturday, we are really going to feel nice, toasty conditions, 35 degrees today. goes to 40 f

there was almost a great result for bristol city? yes, two minutes. that's how close bristol city came to holding high flying manchester city. that's in the first leg of their league cup semifinal, the runaway premier league leaders needed a stoppage time winner from sergio aguero for their 2—1 win at home and bristol city boss lee johnson believes his team can still topple city when they come to ashton gate in a fortnight. pep guardiola was full of praise for how bristol city approached the game. the visitors led before the break. a strong city side was named and after the break, city were level and just when you thought that the under dogs would leave with a draw and away goal, aguero popped up to score their winner in stoppage time. wow, there is always aguero there. now this growing feud betweenjose mourinho and conti carries on, doesn't it? it does, indeed. he seems to be feuding with anybody, really, victoria. victoria we are talking about jose really, victoria. victoria we are talking aboutjose mourinho, the manchester united boss, ahead of t

between 1705 and 1805, newport merchants and bristol merchants were responsible for over 1000 avery voyages from rhode island to the west african coast and back. they transported about 100,000 africans during that 100 year. . arrived via that those ships had several pathways. for the most part, rhode island being an english colony was trading with other english colonies and settlements in africa. today, it was nigerian to ghana to ginny. africans would be taken to the west indies, to english settlements, what we recognize as the bahamas, jamaica, and barbados. from there, africans would be transported back to newport. what we call the triangle of trade. in the case of newport, this trade was tied to roman molasses. of the the beginning 18th century to the end of the 18th century, after the end of the american revolution, newport was involved in about 80% of the ginny rum trade. take rumrips would from newport and trade for enslaved africans from the coast to most would be trade -- sent to english colonies. become the would labor force in the sugar plantations. newport ships would take the r

bristol pike was closed for several hours during the investigation. but it's now back open. >>> now to the nation' caps toll time is running out for congressional lawmake to avoid government shutey have until midnight fry toy t pass a short term spenting plan. leaders are facing opposition from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. democrats are threatening to vote no without a deal on daca protections. they want a short term bill to include more money for the military. >> every state except hawaii has reported widespread flu activi activity. healthy ten-year-old boy and a 40-year-old woman are among the latest to die from the outbreak. according to her father that woman visited the hospital twice in two days with flu-like symptoms. she died a few days later. >> the flu had gone to new known ya that had gone to septic shock and it consumed her so quickly it's hard to grasp. >> the cdc says his daughter is one of 42 people in california younger than 65 died from the flu this season. nationwide 26 states are repor reporting high flu-like illness activit

a ship crossing at approximately 5:20, burlington bristol. overnight electrical work scheduled on white horse pike at evesham avenue mongolia township, new jersey, road will be closed from 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m., you can use atlantic avenue as an alternate. >> in the trentonian, 12 month long emergency contract with a engineering company to oversee operations at the troubled trenton water works facility. city is attempt to go rectify serious problems at the facility. the it delivers water to 225,000 resident, in trenton, hamilton, laurence, ewing, and hopewell townships. >>> the courier post this friday, february 2nd, rowan college at burlington county will host its 14th annual gift smile day. event will be held at the new help scientist center at the mt. laurel campus. >> delaware county daily times this week, the archdioces of philadelphia celebrating catholic schools week. 119 elementary, 17 secondary, and four special education schools, in the five county area, will take part. the national theme this year is catholic schools, learn, se

overnight construction on the burlington bristol bridge has wrapped up as well. but i would expect an opening, a possible opening at least at the bbb coming up in the next 45 minutes or so. we just finished one at the tacony-palmyra for a northbound ship so maybe heading for the burlington bristol. other bridges look good if you're headed to the walt whitman along 42 northbound, no issues so far this morning and southbound construction on 42 has cleared. so you're good to go on this wednesday, matt. >> thanks, matt. breaking overnight a carbon monoxide leak sickens four adults and two children in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. officials say a sewage leak ran up through the homeowners' appliances contaminating the air. two adjoining homes had to be evacuated on the 800 block of east stafford street at 1:30 this morning. the fire department has ventilated the houses and co levels are once again back in safe terms. >>> no one was seriously hurt. >>> two 13-year-old boys are recovering from a drive-by shooting in north philadelphia. a total of four people we

not taking bristol city lightly. much more on the website about those fa cup reforms. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. we can move to the reshuffle. carole bradley taking over as northern ireland secretary, facing an immediate challenge. it's a year since sinn fein's martin mcguinness resigned as deputy first minister, bringing down the power sharing executive at stormont. he died two months later, and there's been no progress in attempts to restore power sharing. here's our northern ireland political editor mark devenport — his report contains flashing images. hospitals across the uk are struggling to cope with the pressures of winter, but patients in northern ireland face some of the longest waits for emergency treatment. meanwhile, without government ministers, a blueprint for reorganising the local health service can't be put into practise. there's no doubt that the nhs across the uk is challenged, but i think what makes northern ireland different and what nurses say is different is that they feel they have been let down by the l

bristol city had knocked out four premier league teams already en route to this point. if they were to beat manchester city tonight it would be huge. it would be the biggest result in the club's history according to leejohnson. they did come close. it took a sergio aguero injury time goal to bring this to— one lead for city here. the robins are confident they can do it. they are aiming to reach their first major cup final since 1909. we will talk more in sportsday. wales's injury problems are ahead of the six nations continue to grow — fly half dan biggar will miss the first three rounds of the tournament with a shoulder problem. he picked that up playing for ospreys against clermont auvergne. rhys priestland was also ruled out, so they are without their first choice fly halves. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website and we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. some news coming in which will be of some interest not least in downing street, because we are told that president trump is to host the fre

ports in british north america, but also the active slave port. 1805, newportnd merchants along with bristol merchants in rhode island, were responsible for nearly 1000 slated voyages from rhode island to west african coasts to the west indies and back to rhode island. they transported 100,000 africans to the new world during that period. on theicans that arrived rhode island ships had several pathways. rhode island being an english colony, was trading in other english colonies. in the case of west africa, the gold and ginny coasts, nigeria to ghana. from their, they would be taken to the west indies to english settlements in what we recognize today as the bahamas, jamaica and barbados. africans along with other products and goods would be transported back to newport in rhode island. will recall the triangle of trade. in the case of newport, this trade was tied to rom and molasses -- to rum and molasses. to the end of the 18th century after the american revolution, newport was involved in 80% of what is called the guinea rum trade. newport chips would take rum and trade it for enslaved afric

[applause] last year, we opened a new home-of-the-art veterans in bristol. last month, we launched a new online portal to better coordinate the services that our vets and their families have hoe in bristol. earned. wears, or haso ever worn, our nation's uniform, and to your families, we say thank you. [applause] we have also been listening. we've listened to rhode islanders. rhode islanders have felt like their leaders weren't doing enough to support them. we raised the minimum wage, and we're gonna do it again next year. we passed paid sick leave, because no rhode islander should have to choose between a paycheck and taking care of a sick child at home. [applause] we've improved the quality of child care so parents can have peace of mind while they are at work. [applause] we have also been listening to seniors like my mom, she and so many say it is too hard to fix -- live on a fixed income. we cut the tax on their social security income. we heard you. the car tax is probably the most hated tax in rhode island. so last year, we cut it. we are going to contin

looking good, there speed restrictions in play on the bridges, take a look, talcony palmyra, burlington bristol down to 25 miles per hour there, in delaware, as well. so 495, you are down to about 55 miles per hour, and i would absolutely adhere to those postings just because of how slick it is. construction crews out there, long with standing we will be out there until january 21, 422 westbound the ramp to route 724, that's closed, like i said, going to be out there almost for the entire month. then, oh, we do not like this, big eye roll. talking about these toll increase when is we come back in the next ten minutes, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, shovels came in handy during last week's snowstorm, now it is the ice scrapers turn get some use. >> yesterday's freezing raincoat dollars cars, roadways, leads to go difficult commute this morning , "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, has been riding around in the mobile weather watcher checking out the road conditions, she joins us live now from south smedley street in south phillyment trang, good morning, how is it looking now? >> well, g

that's despite facing a charge for affray, after an incident, outside a nightclub in bristol. the all—rounder, was the most valuable player, of the 20—20 tournament last year. stokes is the joint most expensive of the overseas players. here are the other english players who've been bought so far. chris woakes has fetched 820 thousand pounds from royal challengers bangalore. wicketkeeperjos buttlerjoins stokes at rajasthan royals forjust under £190 thousand. moeen ali, who has had a poor winter for england, will be with fellow all—rounder woakes at royal challengers bangalore. he cost them £187 thousand pounds. and jason roy, who hit the highest ever 0di score for england earlier this month, went to delhi daredevils for £165 thousand. test captainjoe root is one who so far remains unsold. it's because he has to return to england and can't play the whole of the ipl. no one has no bought chris gayle either. there was also a big pay day for sussex's fast bowler jofra archer has snapped up for £800,000 after impressing in the big bash. he tweeted — "wow can't put this f

bristol. there are already more than 200 free water points here, but the body that represents bottled water companies says lots of us still want the convenience of buying it chilled or fizzy. we like flavour, obviously, in this country so i think it will be a tough choice for people. it's hard to choose no flavour over flavour. tough choice for you? yes. i usually only buy them if i've forgotten a bottle. how much was that? about 80p. ok. over there you could have had it forfree. they didn't come from that way, i came from the centre. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. he's the new star of british tennis but kyle edmund's brilliant run at the australian open came to an end today as he was overpowered in the semi—finals. he lost in straight sets to the sixth seed marin cilic. but edmund said he'd been bitten by the grand slam bug and was determined to come back for more. hywel griffith reports from melbourne. keep cool and carry on, under melbourne's baking sun, it's the only way to succeed. and as

there are now 200 refill points across bristol. the scheme spread to other places including durham, norwich and brighton but it's about to get much bigger. every water company by september this year is going to do to sign up more businesses to provide free refill points. we want tens of thousands of refill points by 2021, we think we can take tens of millions of plastic bottles out of the waste stream. so more of this, less, it is hoped, of this. it's just horrible down here, along the banks of the river avon, and there are hundreds of plastic bottles down here, it's disgusting. so many of them are drinking water bottles. your project, your initiative, is going to be run on a national scale, that must be very exciting? it is. for this to really work it needs to be on every high street in every shop and cafe. in the uk, we buy more than 1.7 billion litres of plain old water every year according to the grocer magazine. for the first time sales are outstripping that of cola, but soon it will be far simpler to refill a bottle with tap

part of bristol university has been badly damaged in a fire. it started in the roof space of a building that was being renovated, close to the university's historic wills memorial building, in the centre of bristol. the building was unoccupied and nobody was hurt. weather forecasters in the united states have warned that this weekend could bring record—breaking low temperatures in some parts of the north—east. the national weather service predicts wind chills as low as —40 celsius. tom donkin reports. it's been called a ‘bomb cyclone', and it's a weather system which has lived up to its name. on thursday, warm air carried an area of low pressure up the east coast of america to meet the already icy conditions. that combination exploded in snowfall and hurricane force winds to a large part of the us and canada. residents of boston were blanketed in more than 30cm of snow. and while that's largely stopped falling, the plummeting temperatures are now the biggest concern. here, it's forecast to drop below —30 degrees celsius. add to that t

which cut the number of bags used by ninety percent to be phillips's more from a recycling center in bristol. the british prime minister says she wants to end what's called a throw away culture. which goes forward over the next twenty five years ending the use of non-recyclable constantly expanding the levy that british people have to pay each time they use a plastic bag in a shop in a supermarket but if you want to see the consequences of this culture what better place than a recycling center like this near the town of bristol in the west of england it processes hundreds of tonnes of our waste plastic. metal every single day people here in the industry welcomed the prime minister's proposal but they say the need to be more joined thinking with british industry british industry needs to be more recycled material. a lot of what passes out of this has been exploited aboard in the past to china the chinese say they've taken off a lot of it will go to countries like india and vietnam what about environmental groups will they welcome the job of. speech of course they like to see powerful politici

between 1705 and 1805, newport merchants along with bristol merchants within rhode island, were responsible for nearly 1000 slaving voyages from rhode island to west african coasts to the west indies and back to rhode island. they transported 100,000 africans back to the new world during that 100-year period. the africans that arrived on the rhode island ships had several pathways. for the most part, rhode island being an english colony, was trading in other english colonies and settlements. in the case of west africa, the gold and ginny coast of toady what we recognize as nigeria to ghana. from there, africans would be taken to the west indies to english settlements in what we recognize today as the bahamas, jamaica, and barbados. from there, africans along with other products and goods would be transported back to newport in rhode island, what we call the triangle trade as part of the transatlantic trade. in the case of newport, this trade was almost singularly tied to rum and molasses. in fact, between the beginning of the 18th century after the american revolution, newport was involved

. >>> a woman was struck and killed while crossing bristol pike in bensalem bucks county. police identified her as 30 year-old catherine gaffany of philadelphia investigators say she was hit by several cars after stepping into the northbound lanes of bristol pike around 5:45 this morning. we're told all of the drivers that hit her stayed at the scene, and they are cooperating. bristol pike was closed for several hours during the investigation but traffic is now back to normal. >>> philadelphia branch of the naacp is demanding a meeting with executive management and american airlines. a group of employees have come together with complaints about their work environment and philadelphia international airport. >> there are charges in short of a racist field environment for employees of color there are charges about a lack of really quip. that is needed to provide safe conditions, there are charges of disposable work force people being let go conveniently before they gain a level of seniority. >> reporter: in october the national naacp issued a travel advisory against american

bristol city as well. how do you think newcastle will play against them tomorrow?” think liverpool supplied the blueprint of how to do it. they've been incredible this year. the way they've gone about it. they've been what seemed like unstoppable at times. certainly when they played you in the cup. played them a couple of times this year in the cup game, the most recent. we started well but couldn't see it through. that is the quality they've got, they can be difficult to stop. liverpool have done that. it'll be interesting to see if other teams can follow suit. despite the success liverpool had, not all the teams have that attacking quality to take the game to manchester city. they've dominated the game in most of the games, man city, with the ball through the back, playing through the phases, the movement, the speed up the phases, the movement, the speed up front. it can be tough playing against them. god in their faces. attacked with a lot of pace, the three they have upfront, dynamite on the day. hopefully other teams can do that and it'll be interesting to see

part of bristol university has been badly damaged in a fire. it started in the roof space of a building that was being renovated, close to the university's historic wills memorial building in the centre of bristol. the building was unoccupied and nobody was hurt. with all the sport, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. there were 25 fa cup third round ties today. match of the day is later this evening on bbc one, but coming up now are a couple of the headlines from today's ties. mark hughes has been sacked this evening after his stoke side were knocked out by league 2 coventry city. elsewhere, norwich, wigan and fleetwood forced replays against premier league opposition. adam wild reports. but this was a big occasion, jamie vardy injured, left to watch from the stands as is leicester team almost gifted his former side an opening goal. how both could have done with his scoring ability, but fleetwood's faithful still found plenty to shout about, and they were almost rewarded in the dying moments, leicester saved by the post twice. so close

accident bensalem route 13 at bristol pike is still closed, >>> next update 8:25. coming up the emotion will farewell for a mexican mandy ported from the u.s. after living here since childhood. x] >>> it's wednesday, january 17th 2018. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> ahead, democratic senator cory booker, why he's so angry about the president's reported use of crude words on immigration and the cabinet secretary who said she didn't too hold for daca.s. >>> but first "eye opener" at 8:00. >> more than 100 million texas to new england are waking up to ice and bitter cold today. >> chunks of ice. >> the water pushes through, flooding nearby neighborhoods. >> authorities are heralding the courage of the 17-year-old girl who escaped window and help on behalf of siblings. the neighbors ask themselves how didn't i notice something suspicious. >> lee is suspected of possibly being behind a leek of information to the chinese. presi doctor to president obama who watched his diet and hit the gym regularly. president trump doesn't do either of those thi n excellent hea

we will be right across the second leg of the league cup semifinal between bristol city and manchester city. but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sports centre, good night. we are now going to look in more detail at the thorny issue of nhs funding. the prime minister rebuked the foreign secretary borisjohnson. he made a highly publicised push to give the health service an extra £100 million a week. let's speak to the conservative mp and former gp sarah wollaston, who also chairs the health select committee. she had the health secretaryjeremy hunt in front of the committee a couple of hours ago. good evening. i wonder if i could start... casting aside the rights or wrongs of the foreign secretary stepping on another minister's turf, is the idea that more money coming in and of itself, will help the nhs? undoubtedly, the nhs and social care do need more money. the other issues are around the workforce. of course, tackling the workforce. of course, tackling the workforce. of course, tackling the workforce issue is very difficult unless you have the funding. funding lies at the

. —— players to a goalless home draw with bristol city. derby could be a little hard done by when they are striker was booked for diving inside the box later on. the replay showed the player had a good case for a penalty. it finished 0—0 and derby stayed in second. to rugby union and more bad news for the welsh side ahead of the six nations. one player will miss most of the tournament is with injury. he had a hamstring injury and has now withdrawn from the squad. there are plenty of options for the coach including dan biggar. the first game is at home to scotland two weeks from tomorrow. in tonight's only match, gloucester are through to the final eight the challenge cup but they missed out on a home tie in the knockout stages after losing at home. gloucester‘s first home defeat of the season. rory mcilroy seems to be enjoying his return to competitive golf. the northern irishman picked up six shot in the second round of the other derby championship thanks to four birdies and an incredible eagle at the final hole. years nine under par,

second time with a five—set victory: ben stokes has been charged with affray over an incident outside a bristol nightclub. the disturbance in september left a man with a fractured eye socket. stokes missed the ashes with the england and wales cricket board saying he would not be considered for england until further notice. the 26—year—old has been charged along with two other men. ireland and ulster winger tommy bowe has announced he will retire at the end of the season but opted to make the announcement through poetry. he earns 69 caps for ireland and played for the british and irish lions posted this earlier. saying. tha nkfully thankfully his rugby is better than his poetry. judd trump is through to the second round of the masters. the englishman managed to survive a superb fightback. trump managed to prevail closing with a break of 85. the former world number one is looking former world number one is looking for his first masters title. when the british alpine skiing team for this year's bookses was announced there was no place for kelly gallagher. the advicely impaired skier won in soc

but you go to bristol, classic metropolitan area, slightly higher educated, very, very strongly for remain. talking trash about the east midlands, we won't stand for it! there are lovely people from lee smith and! self praise is no recommendation. let's look at the daily mail. now you have to be in agony to have a hip operation. the article says it all comes down to cost in the end. the nhs is having to try to delay operations because it doesn't have the funding to go through with them. therefore it is making sure that people really, really are in agony before they go for their operation and insisting on weight loss, insisting on stopping smoking, those kinds of measures. in themselves, they good things for general health, but aren't medically releva nt to general health, but aren't medically relevant to having a hip operation, so agaln, relevant to having a hip operation, so again, it is another symptom of that general nhs challenge around finding the resources to meet the medical needs of the population. £9,000 for the average hip replacement. that would make sense. by replacement. that

manchester city are a step closer to winning some silverware after beating bristol city 5—3 on aggregate in the english league cup. city are through to their first final under pep guardiola where they'll face chelsea or arsenal. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching. the biggest compliment really was paid by pep guardiola to leave johnson's eyed when he named a very strong side here tonight. there's really no shame for the robbins and losing to this extra special manchester city team, this glorious cup run has seen them take four premier league scalps but alas tonight was a step too far. for manchester city, though, the dream of the quadruple, the four trophies, is still very much on them and tomorrow night they will find out just who they will face next month at wembley, will it be arsenal or will it be chelsea? that is perfectly poised at 0—0 from the first leg. over in spain, sevilla are through to the last four of the copa del rey after beating atletico madrid 3—1. it didn't take them long to take control of the game. sergio escudero's opening goal came after just 2

and burlington bristol bridge. is going up for a northbound ship and head for the turnpike connecter instead. and delaware in newark, watching the overturned vehicle crash along route 4. use route 2 capital trail instead. and tonight and most o tomorrow we'll have a lot of construction 95 northbound in newark. i would avoid it until tomorrow evening. stick with old baltimore pike or 40 as alternates. >>> people that serve children and families in new jersey were having an important discussion about trauma. atlantic care healthy schools healthy children talked about how traumatic events affect a child's life. it covered many topics and they talked about ways to help kids cope including using yoga to enhance resilience in children and families. >> good idea, still on "action news" nick foles talks about the difficulty that the team will face during super bowl lii that is ahead in sports. coming up money, money, money. the accident that caused cold hard cash to spill everywhere. >>> and a big drop from yesterday at th

but a cluster close to the bristol channel and down to the south—west, these will be of rain. they will continue through the day. they will continue through the day. the westerly wind driving those showers in, sheltered eastern areas perhaps escaping the worst. on exposed coasts when you factor in that wind direction coming all the way from the nosht west it's going to feel raw, particularly from the scattered showers continuing. a couple of extra layers i suspect for tomorrow if you are out and about. into wednesday, not that much change. although the showers should be lighter and less frequent through the day. still wintry to the north—west. some sunny spells coming through, not very warm, though. the change will come through wednesday night into thursday. there isa wednesday night into thursday. there is a deep area of low pressure set to drive in from the atlantic. on the southern flank of that low we are going to see gales or severe gales, so not pleasant. on the northern edge there will be for a time some snow through central and southern areas of scotland. so, first t

the england cricketer ben stokes has been charged with affray, following an incident outside a bristol nightclub. now for the sport to catch up with the news. ryan giggs has been appointed wales manager on a four—year contract — succeeding chris coleman, who left for sunderland in november. the manchester united legend was in charge at old trafford in a caretaker role forjust four games after david moyes was sacked in 2014 and spent the next two seasons as louis van gaal‘s assistant. giggs won 64 caps for wales between 1991 and 2007 but was unpopular with some wales fans for missing many internationals, especially friendlies. but he says he can't to take wait to start. iam going i am going to give it my all. like i have always done. when i play for my country i give it my all. i love playing for my country. now is probably the proudest moment of my life to lead the welsh nation into the next two to four years. with the euros and then the world cup but we haven't been in a world cup since 1958. want to get this group of players and want to be part of that. paul lambert is the new

police say the driver ali fister was racingar on bristol when he hit williams. investigators tell us fister took off in his mercedes and drove the damaged car to a garage. two days later he boarded a plane for serbia. once there he called bristol police, confessed to the hit-and-run and told them he fled because he was scared. the victim's neighbors are in disbelief. >> it's not fair. it'seally not fair. they can just go to another country and not have to pay the was a good neighbor. and it's a shame what happened. and they jus leave him lay there on the ground. >> investond t damaged mercedes at a house in lovett town. fister told the man who lives there he hit a deer. local and county authorities are working with the feds to bring him back from overseas to face justice. >>> captain matt leturneau made his mark by showing up for work. yesterday those across the country returned the favor. the sound of bag pipes mixed with raindrops creating a somber sound track for his funeral at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city yesterday. the 42-y

manchester city, are eyeing an unprecedented season quadruple. after beating bristol city 5—3 on aggregate. they'll play arsenal or chelsea in the final on february 25th. league as well. let's go social and take our hats off to lebron james. players will achieve in their career but the king has done it. he got over the line in the cavs game against san antonio. is the youngest. he congratulated himself on instagram. little bit of prose penned from the heart. and honoured to be invited inside. he's got good manners, doesn't he? an oscar. basketball‘. to retire from basketball. the oscars are on the fourth of march. and a little gold statue. that would complete the trophy cabinet pretty nicely wouldn‘t it! com/sport. briefing for wednesday. an aid agency in eastern afghanistan. afghanistan. children officers according to the provincial governor and. provincial governor and. and we were you on that situation as soon as we have beta. soon as we have beta. we will be back with the business briefing in a few moments. briefing in a few moments. meantime, you can get on involved with discussio

coming up on this programme: super sub ageuro saves the day against bristol city in the english cup. kerber puts williams out of the contest in sydney with a powerful three set performance. but the dakar rally motorbike champion is out of the race

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selection, pending the conclusion of the legal and disciplinary cases against him for an incident outside a bristol nightclub in september. anthonyjoshua's world heavyweight unification fight against new zealand'sjoseph parker could be announced this week, according to his promoter eddie hearn. the british fighter holds the wba and ibf belts, adn parker the wbo version. cardiff's principality stadium has been touted as a venue. i say the heavy terms are agreed but there are probably still a dozen points you could easily have an iq and about, if you wanted to. but we do both want to make the fight, so david higgins has flown from new zealand to london. the others you really wa nt zealand to london. the others you really want to have a fight. and we hope that in the next 72 hours or somewhere around that we can reach an agreement, and hopefully with an announcement next week, but there is still a while to go, but it is the right fight for everybody. while one british fighter is at the top of his game, another is plotting his path back there. former world light—welterweight champion amir khan has li

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we have a bridge opening schedule burlington bristol bridge, use the turnpike connector bridge instead of that. mass transit looking good. >> reporter: a little bit cool across the region. 40 degrees on the bus stop and the el station platform. i'm going for a high of 47. it will be fairly cloudy during the day and staying dry. for the evening commute getting back into the low 40s. a little bit breezier on the platform. we have a rain shower that has opened up in orlando, the temperature is 68 degrees, it will be a warm afternoon in case you're heading to florida, tam. >>> in "healthcheck," health experts are telling people to get the flu shot especially if you're going to the super bowl. it's an important precaution because right now flu activity is high in minnesota. with up to a million people expected in activities for america's biggest sporting event there's a lot of opportunity for germs to spread. in the nfl booth volunteers are making sure they disinfect the virtual reality equipment in between each use. >>> grammy awards were packed with impressive performance ens, see the big

overnight construction on the burling bristol bridge triple b has wrapped up. good to go there as we kick things off on friday morning. >> the countdown to the nfc championship is on, the eagles are one win away from clinch ago spot in the super bowl. >> eagles players want fans to get loud as they face the vikings at home on sunday. >> jeanette reyes is at the linc where it will be incredibly loud with excitement, good morning, jennette. >> reporter: the nfc championship game is less than 72 hours away and fans are excited, with that police and other officials are warning business owners and others to prepare well ahead of time just in case things get out of hand. >> i'm an eagles -- we want the eagles fans to get as loud as they can, for the whole 60 minute game, for the whole 60 minutes. >> reporter: the eagles nfc championship game is less than 72 hours away and the excitement is pal showing enthusiasm for the beloved eagles has never been a problem that's why police are urging businesses to be prepared. police will be particularly focused on the frankford