hello, egypt s prosecutor general has died after a car bomb targeted his convoy as it passed near a military academy in the capital cairo. hisham barakat is the first top official to be assassinated since mohammed morsi was deposed in 2013. barakat oversaw many judicial is rming proceedings. abdullah al-shami has the story. half a dozen started burning debris over a wide area. with hisham barakat was appointed to the position of prosecutor general in 2013. he oversaw many judicial proceedings. antigovernment dissenters of all stripe. thousands have been sentenced to life in prison. abdullah al-shami al jazeera. following assassination the muslim brotherhood issued this statement. current government established on violence, turned egypt from a promising democratic country to a one of violence. there is no way to tend bloodshed until the empowerment is eradicated. mohammed al masri who do you think is likely to be behind this assassination today? well, i think it s import
shortfall faced by many of those cities. tonight i am drawing your attention oa controversial third topic that we first covered last november, that brings those two together in chicago and in other cities. red light cameras. you know what i m talking about, cameras that take photos of drivers who run through red lights. cameras that result in tickets that can cost drivers between 50 and nearly $500. a driver s desire to avoid those tickets is a key reason that advocates say the cameras reduce crashes. the insurance institute for highway safety says independent research shows a 13 o29% reduction in injury related crashes at intersections that have red light cameras. now the snoourns institute is funded by auto insurance companies and in california and nevada insurers can raise premiums on drivers who have red light tickets so there is a conflict of interest there possibly. many drivers don t know they re there and that is a argument that they are a dealternate to running red l
the other is the large budget shortfall faced by many of those cities. tonight i am drawing your attention oa controversial third topic that we first covered last november, that brings those two together in chicago and in other cities. red light cameras. you know what i m talking about, cameras that take photos of drivers who run through red lights. cameras that result in tickets that can cost drivers between 50 and nearly $500. a driver s desire to avoid those tickets is a key reason that advocates say the cameras reduce crashes. the insurance institute for highway safety says independent research shows a 13 o29% reduction in injury related crashes at intersections that have red light cameras. now the snoourns institute is funded by auto insurance companies and in california and nevada insurers can raise premiums on drivers who have red light tickets so there is a conflict of interest there possibly. many drivers don t know they re there and that is a argument that they are
attention oa controversial third topic that we first covered last november, that brings those two together in chicago and in other cities. red light cameras. you know what i m talking about, cameras that take photos of drivers who run through red lights. cameras that result in tickets that can cost drivers between 50 and nearly $500. a driver s desire to avoid those tickets is a key reason that advocates say the cameras reduce crashes. the insurance institute for highway safety says independent research shows a 13 o29% reduction in injury related crashes at intersections that have red light cameras. now the snoourns institute is funded by auto insurance companies and in california and nevada insurers can raise premiums on drivers who have red light tickets so there is a conflict of interest there possibly. many drivers don t know they re there and that is a argument that they are a dealternate to running red lights. that is a bigger debate if cities are using the red lights m
59 degrees in wilmington, and well into the 50 s, now, 55 degrees up in the poconos. where it had been in the 40 s this morning. you can see, that we re starting on a warm day today. then, we move out to northeast philadelphia, 62 degrees, 57 in mt. holly, a lot of these temperatures, warming up quickly. and our temperatures will be warming up quickly. seventy-nine by noon, and by 3:00 p.m., 84 lovely degrees. i ll be back with the full forecast all week, coming up. todd? carol, thank you. we begin with breaking news, fire ripped through mt. airy apartment building sending two people to the hospital. the fire officials on the scene say, they smelled gasoline, and the fire is being called suspicious. syma chowdhry picks up the story live from the scene. syma? reporter: residents woke to up scary moments earlier this morning, not one, but two fires, were set, on 7400 block of stenton avenue. now there is happened, around 2:30 this morning, at the chestnut terrace apartments