The French Centre right president ial candidate Francois Fillon says he wont withdraw his candidacy but he admitted to misjudgements in dealing with allegations of corruption. Now on bbc news we visit hull britains City Of Culture for 2017. Hello and welcome to hull, the uks City Of Culture for 2017. A 365 Day Celebration of all things arty and culture. We are at Hull Truck Theatre where the Royal Shakespeare company have upped sticks from their home in Stratford Upon Avon to come here and put on the World Premiere of a brand new play. Called the hypocrite, a farce about the English Civil War. We will take you Behind The Scenes with actors Caroline Quentin and mark addy. We will find out why this 75 metre long Turbine Blade has landed in hull city centre. And take a look at the tiny footprints making a giant artwork celebrating life, birth and memory. As you can see, there is already quite a buzz at Hull Truck Theatre. But then again its not everyday that the rsc up sticks and moves to
Nonsense is okay. Yes. Two days in a row now, come on. Now were breaking the habit with much quieter weather here in the Delaware Valley. That is some good news. This will be a nice long theme for a couple days. It will come to an end at some point but we have a goodwill solid window of five or six days before we have any hint of these storms brewing out there. Probably a little longer than that. But it has been a wild, couple of weeks here, month of february is thus far, temperatures are actually right where they should be. But that said, you have seen a huge variation, when i say temperatures where they should be, were talking on average. Everything has balanced itself out which is 3. 3 inches of snowfall this month. High temperature recorded at 62 degrees. The low has been eight. It has been every where. It is february. It is a transmission month as we are starting to wrap up our winter season but with that said at least we are not dealing with any kind of wild, whacky weather next
Protocols, including isolating the patient. The symptoms usually dont present themselves until 2 to 21 days after a person is exposed. And exposure requires a person come into contact with someone who is already infected. Contact with bodily fluids, especially. That can make Health Care Workers among the most susceptible. As for any patient with ebola, there is no cure and only the symptoms can be treated. Some of my best students became physicians and they know what theyre doing. I just wish they would have told us sooner. Reporter the centers for Disease Control says monitoring a patient is vital, especially when you consider that other diseases like malaria can often present some of the same symptoms. I think its very important that any faculty of the University Take the right precautions to protect themselves and be knowledgeable about the situation going on today. Reporter lets put this in perspective. Since late july, there have been 100 consultations. Thats where a local hospita
Giving her the courage to speak out and educate others. News4s Mark Seagraves introduces us to one woman who we can all look up to, all of us. Take a look. I watched grow men cry when i was diagnosed with cancer. Reporter sergeant rolls admits even she still cries from time to time. She says she is lucky to have so much support at work, like her lieutenant. I cried maybe the first five nights. I would call him 1, 2 00 in the morning and just cry, why me . Why me . Obviously, it was a shock. The hardest thing i think was when she asked me to notify her squad. And to see your fellow officers break down in tears, it was very emotional for me. Reporter that support at work has not only helped rolls to get through the chemo treatments, its given her the courage to speak out about her illness. Its been a journey. And i know a lot of women are fighting this journey. But we are all in it together. And its hard, but it can be done. Reporter last week, that journey took sergeant rolls and other
Helping in that fight, its giving her the courage to speak out and educate others. News4s Mark Seagraves introduces us to one woman who we can all look up to, all of us. Take a look. I watched grow men cry when i was diagnosed with cancer. Reporter sergeant rolls admits even she still cries from time to time. She says she is lucky to have so much support at work, like her lieutenant. I cried maybe the first five nights. I would call him 1, 2 00 in the morning and just cry, why me . Why me . Obviously, it was a shock. The hardest thing i think was when she asked me to notify her squad. And to see your fellow officers break down in tears, it was very emotional for me. Reporter that support at work has not only helped rolls to get through the chemo treatments, its given her the courage to speak out about her illness. Its been a journey. And i know a lot of women are fighting this journey. But we are all in it together. And its hard, but it can be done. Reporter last week, that journey too