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New York / Thomas Wright #1172438

NBC Evening News for Wednesday, May 18, 2016
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Thousands of commuters were stranded when a massive fire erupted beneath the tracks of one of the busiest rail lines in the nation. It caused complete chaos paralyzing much of New York's metro north suburban rail line and NBC. Joe Fryer has late details on what caused it all. The fireball ignited beneath a well traveled New York rail line speeding flames for two hours at the tracks above. I would say the fire was five or six stories high. It was enormous absolutely enormous. The fire started las...
Reporter(s):
Joe Fryer
Duration:
00:01:30

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