there is the line of snow flurries moving through, including philadelphia a maybe a squall here and there and you can see as you get into gloucester county, salem county, cumberland county new jersey there are some snow flurries as well. don t be surprised if you see them outside. did you see the flurries. there is one, is there out one outside our window right now. 31 degrees on april the fifth. it feels like 19, out there, that is your wind chill, wind chills in the teens mostly, 20-r delaware. look at today s high only 45 degrees, unseasonably cold for sure. tonight, we are back down into the 20 s, too cold again, wind chills in the teens once again, that is your fox cast for tuesday, wednesday we will be different so will thursday, lots of changes coming in the seven day forecast, bob kelly, what is going on right now. sue, good morning. coming up almost at 7:02 on this tuesday morning. here s a live look at the schuylkill expressway. they have pushed that disabled trac
nuclear bomb within one year. we will go to doha. then to raymondville, texas where thousands of immigrants locked up in a privately run prison have staged an uprising to protest lack of medical care. can we continue our look back at malcolm x, 50 years after his assassination. there is institutionalized systemic racism, unfortunately. what was so wonderl about malcolm is that he addressed the problem. he offered resolutions. he was a man of action. we will speak with malcolm x s daughter ilyasah shabazz and to his friend peter bailey. they were both inside the audubon ballroom when malcolm was assassinated. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. islamic state militants have reportedly kidnapped scores of christians in northeastern syria. the british-based syrian observatory for human rights said 90 assyrian christians had been captured, while another group put the number between 70 and 100. the
in one cable, the israeli mossad contradicts prime minister netanyahu s ability to produce a nuclear bomb within one year. we will go to doha. then to raymondville, texas where thousands of immigrants locked up in a privately run prison have staged an uprising to protest lack of medical care. can we continue our look back at malcolm x, 50 years after his assassination. there is institutionalized systemic racism, unfortunately. what was so wonderful about malcolm is that he addressed the problem. he offered resolutions. he was a man of action. we will speak with malcolm x s daughter ilyasah shabazz and to his friend peter bailey. they were both inside the audubon ballroom when malcolm was assassinated. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. islamic state militants have reportedly kidnapped scores of christians in northeastern syria. the british-based syrian observatory for human rights said 90 as
attacked government buildings in thailand today. they took control of the state broadcaster and forced the president to take refuge in the state compound. until yesterday it had remained peaceful. again back to the breaking news out of the bronx new york. the metro north passenger train derailed this morning. there are four fatalities and several serious injuries several cars derailed as the train headed southward taking off from poughkeepsie that is where it departed heading towards grand central station in manhattan. it appears that all of the injured have been taken to area hospitals right now the fdny say 63 reported injuries and of those 63, 11 are critical. and 7 are said to be serious the ntsb which will lead the investigation just held a news could be foconference in washin. the ntsb is heading up the investigation on a go train this morning on a metro north accident that occurred at 7:00 this morning in the bronx, new york area. before i go any further on behalf
we begin with the breaking news out of the bronx new york. four people are dead and 63 will injured. a metro train derailed this morning. seven cars derailed as the train was heading southward to grand central station in manhattan. right now there are 63 reported injuries and out of those 63, 11 are critical. ntsb officials are already on the scene. in addition to the team leaving from washington, d.c. ntsb investigators from the regional office have been on scene and already gathering evidence as part of our investigation. this derailment happened in the bronx and we are there. it s worth reporting that this train actually started in poughkeepsie and made it s way to where you are. normally this is an hour and 45 minuteroux tinminute routine tr. anything but routine this morning. what can you tell us about what lapped? happened? i can tell you what we are seeing right now i know there are four fatalities from this incident and three of the bodies have now been removed. t
good morning and welcome to al jazeera america, i m morgan live from new york. this morning 26,000 commuters in new york city suburbs have to find another way to get to work. this after a train derailed yesterday just outside of manhattan. the accident left four dead and dozens injured and ntsb investigators have now recovered the train s data recorder and trying to determine exactly what caused the crash. our mission is to understand not just what happened but why it happened with the intent of preventing it from happening again. reporter: the train jumped the tracks just as it was getting ready to leave the bronx and cross into manhattan and 7 cars derailed with the lead car feet away from the hudson river. it happened along a curved section of the track and trying to figure out the excessive speed played a role. an al jazeera s john is here live from the bronx, john? morgan good morning. the hudson line of metro north railroad is one of the busiest commuter rail ro
investigators look into what caused sunday s deadly train derailment in new york city. our mission is to oh understand not only what happened but why it happened with the intent of it ever happening again. four people died when a manhattan-bound train jumps the trans in a riverside curve in the bronx. and the derailment is having a huge impact on one of the nation s busiest commuter rail line. we re in the bronx where those train cars derailed. john, explain what you re seeing now. reporter: good afternoon. the hudson line is one of the busiest commuter rodz i routes e world. 26,000 people use it every day to get in to new york city and home again, but not today. more than 24 hours after the crash that killed four people and injured more than 60 they re making good progress. but they re still clearing the tracks. it was going fast, and as it hit the curve it was flying. reporter: in an instant all seven cars came off the tracks and slid down a small hill landing jus
so far without issue for folks headed around the capitol beltway. you will find your lanes are open if you are traveling inbound around ken yilworthth avenue this morning. m no issues to report at this time. traffic running smoothly on theo top side of beltway travelingrae from coalsville road headed to 270, both 95 and 295 without issue traveling inbound through laurel. traveling inbound on 50 leaving 202 at speed there as well and no accidents to report northbound on 95. guy set the start this morning leaving fredericksburg headed to dumb fridays. that s a check of your fox 5 ono time traffic.me later on this morning, bradley manning will learn his fate. the former army private could spend the rest of his life in prison for leaking hundreds of thousands of battlefield reports and other top secret informatioi to wikileaks. it included a video in baghdad that killed nine people.eopl the 25-year-old was convicted cn last month on espionage and a other charges. he faces 90
bedroom a lot more frequently. she converted the downstairs kitchen into an open reception room and had the kitchen moved into the back part of the house. most significantly was the construction of the presidential library. she started to make a lot of changes to the property. i am standing in the room that he used as an office for the years that he was living here in the house. lucretia garfield called this the general snuggery. this room looks pretty much how it did. she did make a few minor changes in here, in memorium is carved in the wood. it does have an interesting double meaning. it was also the title of james and lucretia s favorite poem. he became a first-time member of the house of representatives. the first born child, eliza died. she was only two or three. this was very tragic and it brought them much closer together than they have been. two weeks or so after the daughter s death, he told lucretia that he had been not reading this poem, in memorial by alfred
it s remarkable to think about a society with no personal music, no personal sources of information, no unfiltered books, two television channels one of which plays the dear leader s speech over and over again and the other one place music. imagine, a closed society come just a few it is getting in their would significantly improve and argue the safety of the world. and if they opened up the internet one day, along with the regime last? of course no one knows. the korean culture is different from other asian cultures. it s hierarchical and patriarchal, an at the childreno founded the modern north korea, put himself in charge of religion. it s possible north korea does not become a democracy on day one. it s arrogant of americans to think that some a democracy occurs in one day when it took a long time and, of course, america was formed in a unique way because everyone was a refugee from other places, except the i