and.. a devastating commuter train crash in new jersey claims one life and leaves more than 100 injured. right now a live look at the u-s 95 near flamingo. 95 northbound is still shutdown while authorities investigate. police say man wanted for questioning in a shooting case was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer when he tried to run away from police on the 95 near flamingo. detectives investigating a shooting last week wanted to talk to the man. connected to a shooting on september 22nd near boulder highway. a man was shot while sitting in his vehicle...he is now recovering. federal investigators are now at the station where it happened.. trying to figure out what went wrong. a-b-c's ray raimundi is in new jersey with the latest. nats: [of video inside train station ] this video...showing the aftermath...moments just after a new jersey transit

more nats up from video passengers in a daze... bloodied and in disbelief. a morning commute turning into a disaster sot: jamie / some were covered in debris. the conductor had blood all over his face and clothing. jamie, a passenger in the first car of the train that careened into the hoboken station just eyewitness man sot the train didn't stop. it just didn't stop. sot: mike larson/ transit machinist "it went over the bumper block, basically through the air, traveled another 40 feet and came to a rest when it hit the wall " nats: of of the crash the train slamming into the station causing maj bent and twisted steel. debris everywhere. nats up with police or ambulance sirens over 100 people injured, authorities fractures as well. we treated everybody. the woman killed in this crash are examining the structural integrity of the building now. we have no estimate as to when the terminal will be able to be centerpiece of this investigation. ray raimundi, abc news, hoboken, new jersey this afternoon... a 14-year-old is in police custody in south carolina - accused of shooting two

students and a teacher, after allegedly killing his own father. the shooting happened right after recess...after that the teen started shooting at children. one of their teachers, was shot in her shoulder as she tried to rush the kids back inside. one boy was shot in the foot...another boy, six-year-old jacob hall was

airlifted to a hospital. sot - billy mcadams - fire chief please especially remember to keep little jacob (pauses) who continues to fight for his life. he's a hard little fighter. police taking a moment to recognize the hero of this story... firefighter jamie brock who tackled the shooter to the ground. investigators say the suspected shooter called his grandparents crying and when they went to his hous. discovered the body of the boy's father....shot dead in the home. federal authorities are looking over newly a released video that shows what appears to be omar mateen.. worshipping at a mosque in kissimmee, florida.. just outside orlando. it shows him arriving with his wife and child and praying for about 10-minutes.. only 3 days before he killed 49 people during a terror attack at pulse nightclub. the american muslim leadership council says it stands for peace and is part of the fight against terrorism..

a university of missouri fraternity has been suspended after an incident involving members yelling racial slurs at two black students. the fraternity is part of the delta upsilon chapter. this means it's not allowed to participate in any university activities including homecoming. now other students and staff are shedding light on the culture at missouri. hank foley / interim chancellor "we've worked hard since last n these issues, unpack them, meet with various groups that are sort of at the edges of our community to tell them we care about them and bring them back and try to escape, because in the real world i can't just escape it." in a statement released by the fraternity's executive director....he says "racism and sexism have no place in our fraternity." a private funeral service was

fans had a chance to say goodbye to fernandez yesterday during a viewing at st. brendan's church in miami. the star pitcher and two others were killed early sunday morning when his boat crashed into a rock jetty. authorities are now reviewing surveillance video from a bar the men spent some time before the accident. the israeli government says it's sending more than 7-thousand police officers to the funeral service tomorrow for former prime minister shimon peres. former u-s r clinton will be among the dignitaries attending. clinton was in office in 1993 when peres helped negotiate a historic interim peace agreement with the palestinians. president obama is also scheduled to attend the funeral.. and with so many world leaders on hand.. israel says security will be a top priority. micky rosenfeld, israeli police spokesman:we are taking no chances whatsoever in terms of security, taking into consideration the important delegations and overseas representatives that will be arriving in order to be at the funeral. peres died wednesday from complications following a

it's your voice, your vote in the race for the white house. hillary clinton and donald trump are out of debate mode and whipping through swing states this week.. abc's maggie rulli has the latest from the campaign trail. with less than two months to go - both candidates are sprinting through as many must win swing states as possible, clinton: 'we are starting to vote in iowa today' hillary clinton's in iowa as the state kicks off early voting. clinton: the next forty days from her team yesterday... from first lady michele obama - bashing trump in pennsylvania sot flotus: "a president just can't pop off, or lash out irrationally. no. we need an adult in the white hillary clinton as our next president meanwhile donald trump is speaking for himself... firing back at a campaign stop in new hampshire this is the year the american people are but he can't quite seem to escape the backlash from this week's debate. on o'reilly, trump still claiming victory... sot-trump o'reilly but every single poll that was taken i

who's to blame for his rocky and that any failures were due to a lack of execution, not preparation. but also goes on to say that the campaign still has plenty a bizzare scene after an unfortunate accident.

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but instead of darts.. people are throwing axes. abc's karen travers explains what it's all about. from the backwoods of canada...to a hip warehouse in philadelphia... nats: axes clinking! check out this ax-citing new tren thwap! thwap! welcome to urban axes - the first competitive ax-throwing facility in the us. yes you heard that right - ax throwing. "when i originally found out about it, i thought it was a typo. wide of throwers open for just a few weeks in the city of philadelphia phillies stopped by to learn how to throw. instagram video - double handed ax throwing yeah, they were pretty good. nats: "wooo!!" cheering the idea is simple: rent a lane, throw a 1 and a half pound axe at a giant wood target, repeat. once you get that axe in the wood, you're just like yes! i

come in and cannot throw. and then the little old lady next to you? starts nailing says safety is a key part of the training and demonstrations. we have coaches watching at all times. // 11:07:07 that's our main thing. don't be an idiot. it's an axe. nat pop ++ "so pull the axe and if at first...and second...and third...you don't succeed - just keep throwing. nats cheering karen travers, abc news, philadelphia. now for a look at the top

pizza night for the ages. but first.. a bizarre road rage incident is caught on camera in new jersey. it started when a motorist says she hit a deer that darted in front of her car. but when she pulled over to check on the animal.. it rushed toward her and "oh it was mad. it was real mad." butt with "you know it happened so fast...keep it from killing me." unfortunately.. the deer died a short time later. the woman escaped with just a few bruises. tom brady, ben affleck and matt damon will treat lucky fans who donated to their charities to a pizza night in boston. the eastern congo initiative, water- dot-org, and t-b twelve foundation all support global health, education and safety. for as little as 10-dollars you can win a number of prizes

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police say a man sought for questioning in a shooting case was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer when he tried to run away from police on the 95 near flamingo. detectives say the suspect and another man shot michael ashbaugh while he was sitting in his car near boulder highway...he is now paralyzed from the neck down. a kingman police officer is in serious condition right now after being shot during a

killed during the shootout. officers were searching for stolen property when cave began firing. the nevada supreme court now ordering the state's education savings program be suspended. the controversial program allow parents to spend their money from the state on things like private school tuition. now - the ruling says that the program was un-lawfully drawing money from public schools. coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5... your personal information contact 13 tells you how to "lock down your log-in" and make sure nobody gets access to your email. that story and more on 13 less than 10% early and we dry out entirely by the afternoon. highs will peak a little above the normal value for this time of the year. as we move into the weekend northwest will drop into central nevada. this will carry in cooler air from the north and shoot it common along with winds increasing to between 10 and 20 mph with gusts around 35 mph.

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>> she shouldn't have made an agreement in the beginning. >> judge judy: you didn't have to sign the lease. she didn't hold a gun to your head, did she? >> no. >> announcer: a cousin gets called out. >> judge judy: you say when they left, they trashed the house. >> yes. >> judge judy: pigs live like that. >> announcer: then someone called the cops. >> judge judy: how many times that you were living there did the police respond to your house? >> none -- only once. >> judge judy: not none! only once! >> yeah, only once. >> judge judy: well, that's a

the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution daphne hereford is suing her cousin, 19-year-old holly burwell, for damaged property caused during a fight between holly and her husband. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 195 on the calendar in the matter of hereford vs. burwell. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss burwell, i'm going to start with you. >> okay. >> judge judy: you rented a property from the plaintiff. the plaintiff is your cousin. >> correct. >> judge judy: what kind of property did you rent from her? >> it was a duplex. >> judge judy: when did you rent it? >> i rented it in september of 2011. >> judge judy: is that when you moved in, september of 2011? >> yes. >> judge judy: what was the rent on the property? >> $400. >> judge judy: who lived there