and i m sade baderinwa. the umbrellas were out tonight in harlem as people walking outside stay drive. meteorologist lee goldberg predicted it. weather wall. we went from drizzle to a we re still balmy at 63 and a south wind at 8 miles per hour getting ready to shift over to the southwest. we had .2 of an inch or less at 6:00. inch and a half in the park. inch and a half in white plains. we re still picking up the amounts on the eastern end of long island. 40 miles per hour in places like laguardia. most areas along the coast, 25 to 30. look at the wind stream lines. a cold front coming through here bringing an end to the rain. heaviest rain has shifted to connecticut and long island. still lighter rains in new york city. it s ended over western new jersey. 12:30, 1:00. then finally we re dry by dawn with the skies clearing out. heavy rain will linger over long island and connecticut the next few hours but for all of us it s dry by dawn. that balmy wind is going to turn
dash cam video. a new jersey state trooper accused of drinking and driving and rear-ending another car. now new at 11:00, for the first time we re hearing from the woman in the car he hit. but first a wet and windy night, heavier rain falling for most of the night. how much will stick around for your morning commute? good evening at 11:00. i m bill ritter. and i m sade baderinwa. the umbrellas were out tonight in harlem as people walking outside were doing what they could to stay drive. meteorologist lee goldberg predicted it. he s at the weather wall. we went from drizzle to a del uge this evening. we re still balmy at 63 and a south wind at 8 miles per hour getting ready to shift over to the southwest. we had .2 of an inch or less at 6:00. inch and a half in the park. inch and a half in white plains. we re still picking up the amounts on the eastern end of long island. 40 miles per hour in places like laguardia. most areas along the coast, 25 to 30. look at the wind s
and a mass for the masses. millions of catholics in manila as pope francis holds an outdoor service for the faithful good morning to you. welcome to al jazeera america. thank you for joining us here live from new york. i m morgan radford. three of the 12 suspects detained in french raids are free. the remaining men will be integrate for another two days. the move comes as much of it remains on high alert, more than 10 days after the satirical weekly charlie hebdo attacks. in greece on saturday authorities say they arrested four suspects. police believe that one of the men matched the description of the suspect who belgium authorities believe were behind a cell cyst mantled on thursday. o cell it dismantled on thursday. now british and brussels say there s no link between the two. now to jonah hull in paris. we mentioned three of those men picked up in anti-terror raids have been released. what can you tell us about that investigation? nine of the 12 people who were
results. europe is on high alert more than 10 days after the attack on charlie hebdo in paris. protests continue around the world. french police continue to hold nine of 12 suspects arrested in raids on sunday. jonah hull has the latest. the latest on the investigation in paris is nine of the 12 individuals arrested in raids across the paris region on friday are still being questioned. they have had their detention extended by 48 hours. three of the 12 women were released on sunday. the remaining one woman and eight men are questioned around the possibility that they may have provided logistical support to one of the paris gunmen the man involved in the coachella siege. what is not clear, because it s not made clear by the police station, is whether there s connection between the nine individuals and the search for six possible further suspects possibly members of a wider network connecting coulibaly and the kouachi brothers who are responsible for the charlie hebdo
we were able to get halfway there where they actually reinforce the positions were we would drive so we had to dismount to go on foot. it took at least 45 minutes to an hour to arrive from the initial call and by that time that was already a fire and the ambassador was missing. the building was filled with smoke and we are very able we could push them off to get in there to clear the compound to get to the people that we could the nobles took an hour to reach the consulate after the initial call. why? did you get the call right away? that is the $1 million question. we were told to stand down. we were delayed approximately 27 minutes of the compound we don t know house side of our chain of command where it came from. we know it came from the standing orders and those came from the base is in libya but anybody hired? we don t know. we would like to know but we have no idea. host: what about the libyans? about 630 in the morning about 546:00 after the mortars a mi