with a russian money laundering plan. president trump has replaced his acting attorney general, after she defied him by telling justice department lawyers not to defend his ban on travellers from seven mainly muslim countries entering the united states. sally yates said she didn t believe the executive order to be consistent with their duty to seekjustice and stand for what is right. the president has appointed dana boente as her temporary replacement. davis willis has the latest from washington. the trump white house, clearly affronted by the behaviour of sally yates, her writing to thejustice department lawyers to basically say that they shouldn t be defending challenges to the donald trump executive order in court, because she s not convinced that it is lawful, that met by swift sacking on the part of the trump administration. and they issued a statement in the last few minutes, saying the acting attorney general, sally yates, has betrayed the department ofjustice by refus
days. temperature 49 degrees at the a airport in philadelphia. forty-six trenton. forty-seven in wilmington. it is 53 in center city philadelphia by noon today it will be 63 degrees with lots of sunshine, and we will pick up a breeze and the wind could gust to 20 miles an hour. this afternoon our high temperature, is a high temperature of 07 degrees. as we look at our future weather, i don t see any reason to stop this thing. there you go at 10:00 o clock tonight we are looking at mostly clear skies and as we start the day tomorrow we re also looking at clear skies. so great stretch of weather coming up and we will see just how long we can keep that going on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast, nicole. okay, thank you. new this morning, philadelphia police are searching for motive in the double shooting that left one person dead, investigators searched for clues overnight in the 400 block of west indiana street in north philadelphia witt messes told police they saw
as the latest bond film deadly virus at a time when hospital is postponed until next year admissions are increasing cineworld announces its temporarily and we are in the second wave. shutting all its cinemas in the uk. around half the cases while odeon say it will cut opening are in the north west of england. hours to the weekends we ll have all the details. in a quarter of its cinemas. also tonight. bars in paris will be closed from tomorrow as part of new restrictions to tackle the spread of the coronavirus. good afternoon, an investigation has begun into the error which meant that the close contacts of nearly 16 thousand people with coronavirus were not traced last week. public health england has blamed what it described as a technical issue but the investigation will look the but the investigation will look backlog which was di friday the backlog which was discovered on friday evening lead to huge rises in the number of new infections being reported over the weeke
almost 16,000 cases of coronavirus weren t entered into the test and trace system last week the government blames a ‘technical error‘. who s 007‘s latest victim? could it be cineworld? they re weighing up the closure of all of their uk screens after the bond release was delayed again. 5,500 jobs are at risk. the premier league is all at sixes and sevens. champions liverpool concede seven goals at aston villa, and manchester united lose 6 1 at home to tottenham. good morning from beautiful hever castle intent. showers will be happy and thundering in the west, and plenty blustering. more details on about ten minutes. thundery. it s monday 5 october. our top story: president trump has briefly left the hospital where he s being treated for coronavirus to greet well wishers who were gathered outside. the impromptu appearance, which mr trump described on twitter as a surprise for patriots, came after it emerged that his condition is worse than was first suggested by whit
and there s just hours to go in transfer deadline day in the premier league. everton sign defender ben godfrey from norwich city in a £25 million deal. hello, good afternoon. number 10 says an investigation has begun into the error which meant that the close contacts of nearly 16,000 people with coronavirus were not traced last week. public health england has blamed what it described as a technical issue , and the investigation will look into why the problem wasn t discovered sooner. although those testing positive were informed, their details were not passed on to the test and trace system to alert those they d been in contact with. the bbc has been told by senior public health officials a significant proportion of the unreported cases are from the north west of england. phe says the issue has now been resolved, but labour has called the situation shambolic . the health secretary matt hancock is to make a statement to mps this afternoon. here s our health correspondent ci