On 395 northbound. As your approach consider actually as you come past. In from the springfield inner change, you are going to have to get to the far left lanes to get around that, if you can use those. We also have a shot from our cameras and that shows you the same scene is there, a little bit closer up. Again, the two left lanes closed. The other thing you can see, if you can remove that super you can see the tow truck there, and that is getting that car up on to the flat bed, so thats going to be great news once they do get that cleared. Question also have got an indent working on the g. W. Parkway, heading over to our mapping system that will be g. W. Parkway in both directions. They are getting that tree cleared, rout one at fort hud road. That is clearing though, so that should be out of here soon. Not too bad if you are coming in 95. For now, i will send it back to you. Okay, amanda thank you. 6 02, following the developing story in dallas. Police there arrested a man for a sho
From nbc news, this is from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today on a Tuesday Morning. Im Savannah Guthrie. Im matt lauer. This is the first video from amanda berry, gina de jesus and Michelle Knight. They want to thank people for their support and their prayers. We want to turn it over to jeff rossum. Good morning to you. The women have remained in private ever since their dramatic escape. There was a big surprise overnight when with amanda, gina and michelle posted that video on youtube. We are told this wasnt a pr firm or a lawyer telling them to do it. It was the women who wanted to make this video so here it is. The first time the cleveland three with a message for you. First and foremost, i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family and my frien friends. Its been unbelievable. Reporter going public for the first time and looking great. Just girls when the
Clemmons. Dont mind. What exactly you are see egi spoke an hour because the this morning i had to go by about 50 miles hitting a now. And really incredibly angry. And normal its very beautiful. Destination. When you went to the town center this morning, how were winds, how was how was the weather holding up. Still very dangerous i imagine if youre see egroads being blocked and that sort of thing. Can you say that again . Of course. A not a problem. I was just asking you, you told me you were saying you went to the town center this morning. How were conditions there . Its still quite dangerous given the fact that yousds power lines are out. Is it dangerous . Theres nothing that was still strong gale force wintsds. There was definitely dangerous from the winds and it debris being pushed around. This is a tropical country. There are coconut trees laden with heavy coconuts which could produce damage as well. People in the town were in a state of shock. Homes have been destroyed and Communi
Destruction there and that the humanitarian needs will be enormous. The storm is beginning to subside after tearing through the Pacific Island nation with sustained winds of up to 165 Miles Per Hour or 270 kilometers per hour. Unicef tells us at least six people are dead from the storm. An estimated 260,000 are in the disaster zone. It may take time to fully assess the impact since Communication Systems in many of the areas remain down. We are not yet clear on the impact and scope of the disaster. We fear the destruction and damage could be widespread. Reporter lets hear from Alice Clements in the capital city of port villa. Shes with unistef unicef and joins with us more details. Thank you for taking time with us. What is the condition now . Are you on the back side of the storm . I know youve seen the worst of it. Reporter yes. It feels like we really are finally the storm is starting to leave. The winds are elevated but the galeforce winds that we were seeing through this morning an
The u. S. And right around the world. This is cnn newsroom. Im isa soares. It is 7 00 p. M. In van wa to you where unicef says six people are now confirmed dead after a cyclone devastated the Pacific Island nation. The storm is beginning to subside it tore through the country with sustained winds up to 165 Miles Per Hour it, roughly 270 Kilometers Per Hour. Uni sef says an estimated 160,000 people are in the disaster zone and it may take time to fullys the impact since Communication Systems in many of the hard hit islands remain down. Were not yet clear on the impact and scope of the disaster. But we fear the destruction and damage could be widespread. Lets bring in Charlie Damon in vanuatu with Care International, an aid group helping victims and she joins us now on the phone. Tell us we just reported that relief worker is reporting unbelievable destruction. What do you see . Whats the state of the city on the ground . Yes hi thank you for having me. Absolutely. We woke this morning t