bob carroll, who many of you know because he is one of us and lives out here, as you well know, has written truly adjective-busting biographees. his biographies of robert moses and lyndon johnson he twice won the pulitzer prize for biography. he has gone virtually every other married -- every other major literary honor, including the national book award, a gold medal of biography of the national academy of arts and letters and on and on. i would love to read the mall but i would rather get to our subject in a minute. his first book was "the power broker -- robert moses and the fall of dark." the modern library called one of the 100 greatest nonfiction books of the 20th-century. i would say achillea the words of many before me and still to come that is the single best book about our city, new york city, that you would ever read. to research the years of lyndon johnson, he and his wife move from new york to the texas hill country and then washington d.c. to luckily live the life lyndon johnson lived as he was growing up and getting started. -- to literally live the life he lived. his next boo

bob and tom, two of our best photographers. gary, thanks. >>> in new york, commuter trains and subway lines returning to service. jason carrollyou said it is calm, but something like we don't normally see on an early monday morning. have things changed? >> oh, a lot of things have changed. 7.5 million people use the transit system everyday here in the city, and sometimes at this hour, it feels like they are all right here at this spot. if you take a look around, you have got a few stragglers out here on a day like today at penn station, and a lot of people deciding to obviously take a three-day weekend. let me update you, kyra, in terms of exactly what the situation is as it stands right now in terms of the transit system. the subway system actually was up and running at 6:00 a.m. this morning. but, still, not as many trains as they normally have on the system, so there were a few delays there today, but officially subways are up and running, 6:00 a.m. and not the same situation for new jersey transit. for those folks trying to get in from new jersey, the new jersey transit system is still suspended and those trains. same sit