And what people can plan on when they go home tonight. Delia . Reporter mike, we have been here all morning long and talked to a lot of folks. Tons of changes to the morning commute and to metro commute here today, including some shuttle bus service. But surprisingly, we talked to a lot of folks who say they planned ahead of time for long delays and they were pleased by what they found. The rhythmic hum of the morning commute is back. It was easy. Totally normal day. Couldnt tell anything ever happened. Reporter in fact, this Yellow Police tape inside Lenfant Plaza was the only obvious sign of yesterdays deadly electrical malfunction. But many commuters say the images of people struggling for air and smokefilled trains was all they could think about. As they navigated their way through delays and Service Changes. Were all on edge. Reporter how long have you been delayed so far . An hour at least. The blue line moving really, really slow and scary. We know what happened last night, but
Philadelphia, 12 in allentown 10 in millville but of course yesterday we had some areas setting new records with Single Digits and below zero numbers so it does feel better and its not that windy out there. And we are really going the zoom in a hurry too, i know its 16 now but by 8 oclock up to 21, by noon up to 34 and 39 is your high this afternoon. Karen it looks now as show a southern system is going to be close enough to brush us with a little southern snow this morning. Details coming up. Looking outside live at 95 at girard, this is southbound traffic headed towards center city. No delays just yet. Looking pretty good. And the overnight construction northbound is cleared so okay on 95. Looking at the big picture speeds mostly in the 50s still at this point. Weve got a problem with icing in kensington from that big building fire from yesterday. Police are still on hand and theyre blocking jasper street between front and york street because we have ice and debris over the roadway s
And we begin with baltimore, and what the mayor says is, is the fractured relationship between the police and the community. Marylands governor has lifted the state of emergency and the National Guard has been sent home and now the governor wants them to investigate the citys Police Department. Paul is here with the details. Reporter well, tony, calm and order have been restored in baltimore, but theres anger and frustration simmering below the surface and one huge issue is the lack of twist between the community and the police s. She said that the federal investigation could help to brim the gap and shes going to do whatever it takes to fix her citys Police Department. After weeks of protest boiled over into a night of violence, the mayor of baltimore said its time for the Justice Department to see if there are patterns of abuse and discrimination by her citys police force. A review could examine false arrests, and stops and Excessive Force. Such an investigation is essential if were
Newest subway line. The extraordinary images from beneath new york. There is no proof that isil orchestrated sundays shooting in texas. But a group quick to feed on fear and violence was quick to would claim responsibility. Well have more on isils boast in a moment, but new details in the lives of the suspects. Heidi zhou castro is in garland texas, tonight heidi . Both the families and others have denounced this attack and expressed dismay that it happened. We live in garland and its just so ironic that this is where he would end up dying the mother of the suspected shooter said that the 34yearold was raised muslim by his pakistani father but she never saw signs of trouble. He was a practicing muslim, but not in the extreme sense. He prayed five times a day. He wore a beard. Sharon, a nurse in houston said that nader owned a Carpet Cleaning business in phoenix and was devoted to his son. She believed that his roommate led the attack in texas. To be convinced to do Something Like this
There could be violence . This is Aljazeera America good morning live from new york city im randall pinkston. The war in yemen is inching close to the border with saudi arabia. Overnight 30 airstrikes hit two provinces in yemen in the north near the border. The Coalition Said the strikes are in response to houthis firing mortars and rockets at a saudi town. Three people died. Secretary of state john kerry is calling on the saudis to stop the fighting for humanitarian reasons. Aid agencies say yemen has a shortage of fuel and those agencies may have to halt their work. We have a correspondent live in riyadh. Is there any word that saudi arabia will consider suspending the airstrikes to allow humanitarian relief . I cant yeah, i think it will depend on what kind of truce or pause the United States will ask for. To stop the campaign now when the houthis have been able to shell saudi cities and inflict damage in civilian areas i think its not likely, but the saudis have already talked abou