air temperatures into the 20 s, we were somewhat close to this yesterday. but, now, you have to factor in the breeze, which is coming through somewhat intermittently. so it is making it feel more like the teens, any time it blows, officially we re expect to go hit 36, sunshine, but again, dress for the 20 s. vittoria? thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, traveling on 95, we finally have an improvement. earlier accident, that we had southbound 95 approaching the betsy ross bridge, has now been entirely moved to the shoulder. so all lanes have been reopened. however, still, factor in some residual volume on ton of rush hour delays. speaking every rush hour, a look at the schuylkill expressway, 76 eastbound, definately seeing some volume approaching the vine st. expressway out of the area of girard, you ll find volume in your suburbs, 15 miles per hour on the schuylkill, westbound, heaviest pocket approaching the boulevard out through to belmont, 15 on 95, snow ma
including lean on me, lovely day and ain t no sunshine has died from heart complications. hello, good afternoon. the first of the nhs‘s nightingale hospitals has been opened, set up to expand capacity during the coronavirus outbreak. it s been built in less than a fortnight, inside the excel conference centre in east london, and the first patients are due to arrive early next week. it comes as the uk records 684 coronavirus related deaths in a day. it s the highest rise so far, but slightly below the expected trend. the death toll now stands at 3,605. meanwhile, from self isolation the prime minister took to twitter to urge people to stay inside this weekend mrjohnson also said he would continue his isolation as he still has a fever. and more messages of support on their way, as it s announced her majesty the queen has recorded a special broadcast to the nation, which will go out on sunday evening at 8pm. more on that soon, but first, our correspondent angus crawford repo
hope you had a fantastic weekend. welcome to the real story. obama care has a new problem. one that shutdown online enrollment in all 50 states. it happened yesterday when a data center critical for allowing americans to buy coverage simply went down. this comes amid new calls for the president to get rid of health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius just days away from her testimony before congress. wende wendell live at the white house. reporter: there are going to be tough questions for secretary sebelius when she testifies before a house committee on wednesday. sunday s shutdown came just a few days after she assured reporters that the online experience was getting better. hhs officials say a verizon data hub went down. it s supposed to be back up now, but white house officials admit the system is still not operating as it should. a couple of democratic senators say the website s problems are reason enough to delay the requirement that people who can afford
senate where a vote could take place any minute now. reporter: harry reid is pushing to get it done today. earlier senator reid expressed support for the bipartisan compromise. legislation is the art of compromise. any chief executive who has to work with any legislature, as presidents of the united states do, they don t get what they want. legislation is a compromise, and heats what this legislation is. reid called it far from perfect but said it is superior to a three-month government extension. one explains that these dlarsz 1 trillion bills are rushed through at the end, and a burnl of stuff is added in, and in this case it made some folks really angry, right? no question about that. in this particular bill it is more than 1,600 pages, and it was unveiled just earlier this week. some critics are questioning whether anybody has actually read what s inside this bill. it would be a huge feat to get through 1600 pages in just a few days. that s been available for
deck this afternoon, the uproar over the senate s report on cia interrogation tactics is starting to go global. even china is weighing in. and warning the united states to correct its ways. china s foreign minister claims the u.s. has a double standard for allowing the harsh methods by the cia while at the same time accusing china of violating people s rights. and north korea is joining the pile-on. the government-run media is comparing the cia s interrogation tactics to the killings of unarmed black men by police in ferguson, missouri, and here in new york city, and no, you no wrongdoing was found on the part of the officers as grand jury did not a indict them. of course in north korea, police kill citizens on a whim. millions of people are starving and thousands work in forced labor camps. the report from the senate democrats outlines the cia s enhanced interrogation program in the years following the 9/11 attacks, describing waterboarding and sleep deprivation, detainees s