45 miles per hour. now, let s take a look at the new jersey turnpike, on the inbound side of the lincoln tunnel, either way, both in new jersey and doing fine. you there go. things moving along nicely. you re in for a decent ride. watch out for wet roads. more weather and traffic on the 4s. and we ll receive details of a new plan to make new york city s homeless shelters safer. nypd expected to lead the way in this. today in new york s katherine creag, kat, you ve done a lot of reporting on this. many of those who seek shelter at the homeless shelter say they re willing to do that because of safety issues? reporter: yes, indeed, michael. we talked to one man saying he prefers living on the streets instead of staying on shelters like this because they are so violent. this shelter here at 124th street. just weeks ago when you mentioned one homeless man according to police fatally neck. cases like that have prompted the city to take action. there are several reports that m
had two officers were injured, one was kicked in the head. it is frustrating. roger lived in north beach and a member of the neighborhood. he says he saw part of what happened. so these were folks that were very intoxicate and had that were pushed out from the club that were mingling with other folks that were in the street. these are 18-year-old that is drink on the street. that. this owner of a late night taqueria tells us what he says a drunken partier did two weeks ago. he threw the garbage can three times and finally went through the glass here. told me many offices have been pulled from patrolling north beach on weekend nights to more violent neighborhoods because of understaffing. we re working together with the community, the entertainment commission and the board of supervisors and, of course, the leadership of the mayor to make sure we get it safe. unfortunately this incident continues to highlight the need for more patrolling on broadway. tighter
welcome to america s news headquarters. we have an update on thomas duncan s condition, it has worsened. he s now in (áráical condition in a dallas hospital. ten people in texas believed to be at high risk after contact with duncan. peter in washington picking up the story from there. arthel, separately there was an ebola scare two miles from the white house where howard university hospital isolated a patient who recently returned from nigeria but the health department explained that the patient who is still very sick does not have ebola. here s part of an official statement. ebola has very clear symptoms that inhe have itably worsen over time, including fever, bleeding from the eyes and growing rash that consumes over 75% of the human body. based on the clinical presentation the medical team was able to rule out ebola. the patient will be treated for other illnesses. the only confirmed case of ebola in united states is thomas duncan in dallas. his family was finally ta
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