Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. Today the opposition in theory claims the government of Bashar Alassad killed hundreds of people in a chemical attack. Photographs online show multiple casualties, including children. The Un Security Council held an the meeting. A warning this report contains disturbing and upsetting images. Just before don something terrible has happened in a damascus suburb. All the signs of a massive chemical attack. They bring in victim after victim. They are cap for breath. Some have convulsions. Breath. Are cast in for gasping for breath. In the hospital it is chaos in the rush to help survivors. Tooe are other pictures shocking to show. Outside more big m sunrise. Arrives. S some are children. Treated on the pavement. Medics worked on children. Baby to respond. This child, he says, what have they done to be shelled . What happened confirmed the failure of the United Nations. Emerged of thes apparent atrocity, britains s
You will notice a difference when you step outside today. There is a little bit of fog in some neighborhoods. Humidity is 97 . Most of you will have day dry dry day. Good morning. We have a problem spot to talk about on route 40. There is a bad accident. Lane closures are possible. The major roads are checking out ok. 95 north, six minutes. No problems on the major roadways. The inner and outer loops are very light in volume. The beltway on the west side, you can see both loops are moving just fine. That is the latest on traffic pulse 11. Today marks the first full day of super bowl week. The ravens left baltimore with an amazing sendoff yesterday. The excitement of the offense was not diminished. Sarah sampson has more. We begin with Jennifer Franciotti in the big easy. Good morning. New orleans has been a wonderful town. Looking forward to all of the fans coming into town. We are interested in finding our fans from baltimore. Getting ready for the big day. We have mardi gras going on
I am stan stovall. Thanks for joining us for 11 news today. How is the weather shaping up . We will be in the 50s and 60s for the next couple of days. 37 right now at the airport. There is a little bit of fog. A mixture of sun and clouds. A slight chance for a rain shower. 60s tomorrow. Good morning. One problem spot to talk about on the citycounty line where route 40 remains closed. You can get by that accident scene. Looking good on 95 near 100. In the green on the north and southbound side. This is the fort mchenry and tunnel and were looking good. No delay on the northbound traffic. We have a disabled bus off to the shoulder. Looks like the travel lanes are open. That is the latest on traffic pulse 11. The ravens are waking up in new orleans this morning as the pressure of super bowl wheat begins. 5000 reporters and photographers converge for interviews. We begin with jennifer franciotti. Good morning to you. We will try to make our way over to the superdome. It is going to be a me
Six years after somalia was free of polio the cripple disease is back. Un inspectors head to the site where chemical weaponed were allegedly used last week on the out skirts of damascus and killed people and left people ill and they blame the Syrian Government and weighing options for military options in syria. The French Foreign minister says a proportionate response to the attack will be decided in the coming days. British foreign secretary William Hague said it would be responsible without the unanimous backing of the un but russia expressed deep concern over the possibility of a military intervention and president warned the u. S. To stay away saying it faces failure if it strikes. Speaking to a russian newspaper, asad dismissed allegations that the regime used chechlel weapons describing them an insult to common sense and charles reports. Reporter chemical weapons inspectors leave damascus hotel. It took four days before they allowed them to go and inspect the site of an alleged c
Entrepreneurs is helping it stage a comeback. Theme in just half an hour, british Prime Minister David Cameron will lead a debate in particlement on military action in syria in a responsibility to a chemical attack. Whatever vote parliament takes, they wont be making a binding decision for a few days yet. They want to hear what the u. N. Weapons inspectors inside syria say and they wont be finished with their work until saturday. Simon mcgregor wood is in london. This is a vote, simon, which is a difference motion than cameron had hoped to approve. What do we expect to see in parliament . Hes been knocked back from the original motion specifically tailored toward this fast track, if you like, forwarded military action. Hes had to because of oppositions from the labor party, Main Opposition Party and significant were very skeptical about the time table to strikes against syria. Tonights vote, it will be much later this afternoon after what we expect to be a heated debate, will simply be