They were often left it up off the ground when the trains were going fast and they didnt stop them. There were a lot of problems, but it was again they were all testing things out and there was of the first to experiment in this form and technique. After this period with the roads and canals he did come back to new york city and that is what i am going to talk a little bit about now. He came back to promote his idea as an elevated railroad. He wanted and i think this also speaks to what kind of person he was. He didnt just see the plan of the city. He saw a movement in the city and thought about how people were going to get around and how the island was going to develop. He was one of many people that came up with the plan for an elevated railroad and there are some wonderful distinction in the newspapers he gets into a few of some other designers referring to them as sort of stealing all of his ideas. But in fact they had taken a lot of his ideas. He had great support from a bunch of
State Health Officials say the items will be moved to a secure location in the meantime. Cnns Martin Savidge is live at the scene for us. Martin, youre there. You see it all happen. Do they know when the apartment will be finally cleaned up . Reporter we may be getting answers. We just had a brief through the fence kind of briefing from an official with the city of dallas that says what will happen in the next hour or so is the fire marshal from Dallas County will show up here and once hes on site, theyll begin the process of removing those items that may have been tainted by the ebola patient from the secondfloor apartment unit. That process is expected to maybe take about 45 minutes with the help of a private contractor. Also, they are now saying. The four people that would include the woman who has been identified as the patients partner, louise, and three other people, apparently they are going to find another location to house them. This has been a concern. Its one that the public
Snowier years that were approaching. I think the snowiest record is 103 inches back in 1995 maybe but as far as a one month snowfall particularly in a short period of time. Jenna the storm moves out but theres potential for more snow for the east coast later this week. A major concern is the possibility of roof collapses. Several partial collapses have been reported and the danger continues. One boston Area School District closing all schools for the rest of the week because of the strain on buildings. With february now bostons snowiest month ever how much snow are we talking about . Here are some stats on the boston snow totals with more than 600 crews and more than 400 plows out, boston has now been plowing for more than 117,000 hours. More than 226,000 miles have been plowed nearly the distance from the earth to the moon and more than 59,000 tons of salt have been used thus far. Jon a Tragic New Development as the world tries to confront the cancer known as isis. Family of Kayla Mue
Series of raids across the u. S. I. C. E. Agents targeting home and businesses in half a dozen states this week alone taking approximately 160 people into custody. Officials say 75 of those arrested had felony convictions. The others had misdemeanors or were in the country illegally. More than three dozen of them already deported to mexico. The raids sparking protests in los angeles and prompting Spanish Language media to run psas promoting know your rights seminars in the city. Homeland Security Officials call these raids routine Enforcement Actions and are no different than their operations on a daily basis. Hiffirst of all, theyre not rounding anyone up. The people that i. C. E. Apprehend are people who are illegal and then some. I. C. E. Is executing the law and i would tell you ive been around a lot of pretty darn good men and women in the armed forces and what i saw today, the professionalism that i personally observed in a very potentially dangerous environment gave me great gav
Is this really a referendum on President Trump . Lets put them up. Democrat john osa has 51 up on the screen. He needs 50 to avoid a run off and win out right. The next person behind him 18. 1 . We have been watching the returns all night and the race has been tightening. I want to begin with the congressional reporter. Hes following this for us. Jim acosta is following this for us as well. Youre at democrat osas Head Quarters right now. What is the mood like right now . Pretty innerjtic here. Theres lot of anxiety in the room as the crowd waits for those results. Theres been a shift on the republican side as more results have come in from cob county where republicans had hoped that they could keep mr. Osa below the vote. And 90 of the votes coming in, in that county about 42 . There are still a lot of votes outstanding, particularly in Fulton County where there are just 19 of 100. 1,01015 precincts. And karen handel, republican candidate, number two expected to make significant end ro