people are dead, dozens injured after an amtrak train traveling from washington d.c. to new york city, goes off the track in port richmond. >> it is an absolute disaster us mess. never seen anything like this in my life. >> mayor nutter on the scene last night now here's a closer look at that mangled mess of twisted metal all seven cars derailed. at this hour emergency crews and investigators are combing through that wreckage and as you can see, they are sending their own investigative team. amtrak set up a hot line for family and friend to check on passengers that number is 1.800.523.9101. >> as you can see this has been a active scene all night and all morning long. we have live team coverage with reporters covering every angle of the crash and aftermath. >> justin finch joins us at hahnemann hospital where injured were taken. our jan carabao is at 30th street station where impact on the morning in's commute will be felt by thousands of

commuters this morning. heat get right to nicole brewer there in port richmond with an update for us, nicole. >> reporter: we're here at intersection of frankford avenue and sedgley avenue and you can tell daylight is giving us a better picture of just what happened here on the tracks, in fact, now we can get a glimpse of one of the train cars there on its side in between those two tilted utility poles and wires that were pulled down by force of this crash. chopper three hd is also showing us an area view of the crash site as we look at that video here in port richmond just a few hundred yard from where we are standing. you can see seven cars including an engine were involved in the wreck. mangled mess here. in all 243 people on board that amtrak train number 188 it was coming from washington d.c. headed to new york city when it jump tracks at frank for junction. this is a section of track had that has a large curve to it that sent 65 people to local

hospitals. six of them in critical condition at this hour. we have five people confirmed dead, and as you can see it was a scene last night as local, state and federal authorities all came together and at one point we are told there were 200 police officers here on the scene. they were joined by philadelphia fire department and "eyewitness news" spoke to jesse wilson. >> i have never seen anything so devastating. they are in pretty bad shape. they have completely derailed from the tracks. they have been destroyed. at loom number shell has been destroyed and of turn complete ly. >> reporter: just chaos all around emergency vehicles, flooding the scene transporting injured passengers, people being treated for everything from concussion toss severe lacerations, broken bones and even shock. passengers on the ground doing whatever they could to get off that train. we spoke to a mother and her

son who made it out safely and described what it was like aboard that train and mayhem that inn sued. >> we were just on the the train and all of a sudden it started to shake and we were in the front seat and this huge red suitcase just came flying at me our train was actually on its side. it pushed me on the to the side of the train and hit my chest. i think i have a few fractured ribs. i'm a nurse. i tried to help anybody there. there is very many injured people on the train and they are were very upset. my son went back and got everybody off the one car. he helped them out there was a small opening in the door and we were able to get out. >> reporter: as daylight breaks a lot of people wondering how and why this all happened and if all 243 passengers are accounted for we were told that cadaver dogs

were on the scene to search for potential victims in word yet on whether or not that fatality count has increased but back here live still an ongoing investigation trying to figure out what happened here in port richmond. that is very latest live back to you in the the studio good we just saw images of the dozens of people being treated at that scene and taken to area hospitals. dozens of people, in fact affect. >> 243 people on board and well over half of them having to go to the hospital. that is justin finch at hahnemann hospital with more, just continue. >> reporter: erika and ukee, earlier this morning we spoke to first respond hours say they saw lots of walking wounded at that scene, people with bumps and bruises but could walk safely away from that crash site but we now know close to a 140 people were either treated or hospitalized at area hospitals. we know six people are in critical condition and five people have lost their lives. those transported were brought to area hospitals including an

man here where we have video of the transport happening late last night. lets get video of that right now. there are 30 patients here athahnemann, seven were admitted, we know ten have been released but many are still in treatment at this time. their injuries said to include broken bones burns as well as contusions. aria frankford torresdale has 26 patient was minor injuries at the torresdale campus, 30 patients are being cared for at this time. there were seven cars involved in this derailment, these cars thrown from the tracks there. many people inside thrown about as well, suffered a wide range of injuries. we have spoke to a doctor who handled this and lets take a listen. >> there was some people with bad internal injuries and you know damage from the impact, you know loss of blood and blood pressure, there are a couple two or three very, very significant. other injuries that we saw

they were definitely concussions, and there were people with bruises, with cuts >> reporter: when you see just the sheer magnitude of that crash you can imagine why they have such a wide range. some cars not as damaged ones toward the front is where major injuries are at this time or most severe ones. we are seeing in the hospitals too. many are trauma patients at the hospitals here. again 140 people close to that number now being treated or hospitalized, six people in critical condition and five people have passed a away. we are live from center city at hahnemann i'm justin finch on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as you might imagine thousands of people will be affect by this train crash travel up and down northeast corridor impact. >> vittoria will assess that for you right now. >> yes absolutely, loss of people will need to restructure their commute this morning whether they are taking mass transit whether they are travel to and around

port richmond. we have a lot to talk b we will start first with the mass transit. indefinitely service suspended between philadelphia and new york in regards to amtrak. also in regard to amtrak they are running modified services between d.c. and philadelphia. in addition to that harrisburg and philadelphia, new york and boston are also running on modified scheduled. there is a bright spot for anyone trying to travel to and from new york, traveling by car, that is one kay but would i anticipate higher then usual volume heading out of bucks county toward new jersey on route one, definitely on the new jersey turnpike, mass transit, traveling new jersey transit you can cross honor your amtrak ticket, and new york and trenton. and there is a bright side, and, in your commute. chestnut hill west line, was restored but they are running some service delays there. so i want you always to anticipate the worst so that way you're well, well

information. also the trenton line for septa has been suspended atlantic city rail line for new jersey transit has been suspended. that is just mass transit. lets talk about in and around the area of the active scene and with five fatalities just like any crash whether it be mass transit or majors it will be a long, long process for things to clear out of the way. traveling in that area have of frank for junction we have a few closure points for you so plan accordingly ukee. train travel up and down northeast cover does as we mentioned will be impacted today. there is no doubt about that. >> lets get to jan carabao at 30th street station and it is sounding like those passengers are being released and heading right where you are at 30th street station. >> reporter: red cross is here. they have a resource center set up around the corner at 30th street station off limits to reporters. they are giving these injured passengers a place to sit eat

and drink and get their bearings. red cross is helping them fine alternate transportation to their home and their final destination, many of been hopping on bus these morning. i have seen a handfull of people all bandaged up, one had her entire leg bandaged up. a couple of other people had cuts on their legs, and had their hand in wraps as well. they were all very shaken up this morning. simply said in comment. would than woman said she was happy and thankful to be alive. as a result of this deadly train derailment people are trying to make their way home and amtrak has suspended northeast corridor services between philly and new york as vittoria has been telling you all morning long. new jersey transit will honor ticket between trenton and new york city and there is modified amtrak service between philly and washington and philly and harrisburg. problem is point north and getting there. this transportation difficulties rums will last for a while there noise circumstance that there will be any amtrak service this week, through philadelphia, he

had has seen all of the damage there and besides damage, the investigation is only just beginning so red cross is here on the scene as these injured victims are released from the hospital and need help getting home, take a listen. >> we're here we're providing spiritual, emotional care because it has been an emotional tragic evening. we want to comfort them and make them feel good as they work throughout the day with anything that comes up. >> reporter: red cross has had dozens of volunteers here ever since hearing this news. they have in the been called but they just responded a and now they have a resource center set up for people in need at 30th street station. reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 eyewitness news. people who rush to the scene of the derailment are describing the tragedy. >> so many stories here this morning. mayor michael nutter says all seven train cars were all the track, some overturned, others just ripped apart. another eyewitness scott lawman of the port richmond describe that scene that he

saw when's arrived there. >> it hit power lines there was a pedestrian bridge that it hit and knock the the support out of. so the bridge is hanging down. three cars were laying on their side, one car was sticking up in the air. while i was standing there, i was up there for two hours and they were just pulling people, just just lifeless. >> as jan carabao mentioned american red cross is helping people were on board amtrak, northeast regional train 188, they have set up a center at webster elementary school. if you have a family member or friend who may have been on that train amtrak has a special hot line to call, and that number is on your screen right there 1.800.523.9101. again, 1.800.523.9101. one pass evening was over her saying it was a nightmare it cannot be happening. this is not the the first time there was a tragedy on those exact same tracks. look at this newspaper article

from 1943, new york times head line read more than 50 are killed in a wreck of speeding congressional limited in outskirts of philadelphia. closer look that crash happened 72 years ago right at the same spot, frankford junction. the death toll in that tragedy climbed to 79. it happened on september 6th 1943. >> incredible two such severe crashes in the same area. >> exact same area. our coverage of the amtrak tragedy continues all morning long. >> we have crews on the scene and also all over the area as investigators work to determine exactly why this train jumped the tracks, ntsb investigative team arriving this morning. katie. light of the day is up over that scene and every where else but it is a significantly different day for us here in the delaware valley weather-wise it does not appear the weather will play any role in the rescue and clean up efforts but we seen a big change, we will discus

philadelphia mayor michael nutter says he has never seep anything like it in his life. a deadly train derailment in frankford junction in port richmond. at least five people were killed and dozens injured but we're told those numbers could rise. injured were rushed to several area hospitals and red cross is assisting many of those people investigators from the national transportation safety board are searching for the the cause of this derailment, scatter chatter described the horrific scene just moments after the derailment. >> shut down the entire northeast cover cover, we have a major derailment.

we have people on the track. and multiple injuries. >> a couple of cars overturn. >> unaudible. >> seventy-two, is responding to frankford and wheatsheaf. we will classify this as a mass casualty incident. >> amtrak has suspend ed service indefinitely between new york and philadelphia anyone seeking information about family or friend, possibly on that train can call a special hot line at 1.800.523.9101. and as we look at that image we can see sun has come up and shedding light on all seven of those train cars, completely off the track on their side right now and i just check with katie it sound like we are looking at just wind today but nothing that would hamper efforts to keep investigating that scene. >> katie, good morning. >> you know, that is the story here. even though we are going to see bright sunshine, comfortable warmth in the

lower 70's, much different daze in compare ton yesterday in that regard. wind is still out there but don't think it will be strong enough to hinder any of those rescue effort going on right now, as crews continue to investigate and clean up that scene. storm scan three has essentially started to empty out. what you see in the wake of this frontal boundary those speckles of green don't worry about them. we will only find a handful of cloud here and there and see how things clearing out nicely outside cut town area middle will school. fifty-four the temperature there and the sunnies peeking through what is left of any cloud cover. now we do unfortunately have an enhanced fire risk, specifically across the state of new jersey at noon time today, a red flag warning will take effect with low relative humidity, all of the typical features gusty wind and a high of 30 miles an hour. enough to send your trash can lid down the road as well. keep that in mind. but by tomorrow, even as early a as tonight we will see that wind ease up.

thomas a result looks absolutely beautiful and it is a slow creep but climb nonetheless on the thermometer and back to the 80's by this weekend. >> well, i want to show you a a picture taken on the track rescue worker sent this to "eyewitness news" once again a closer look at twisted metal and utter devastation on the scene there. fire fighters have been out all night and all morning just a great job by dedicated men and women. thank you for all first responders and red cross volunteers helping those victims get through a hard time. >> if you have any pictures or video from the amtrak tragedy we'd love to hear from you and share witt our audience. use the hash tag cb. three anyone seeking information about those relatives lets give thaw special hot line on your screen 1.800.523.9101. our team three coverage of the amtrak tragedy continues all morning long, right here on cb3.

here's our breaking news deadly derailment of the amtrak train there in port richmond. five people were killed and dozens injury and last six critically. those injured are at several area hospitals authority tell us that those numbers could rise as crews continue their work this morning. we are also standing by for 6:45 a.m. update from temple hospital, doctor herbert curbing the chief medical officer is expect to release a statement, and bring that to you live as soon ate it

happens. but, through this route to get to their destination. alternate mode of the transportation this morning. and it is minimal at this point. mass transit checklist. services for amtrak has indefinitely been suspended between philadelphia and new york. however, amtrak is, running a modified scheduled between d.c. and philadelphia, harrisburg and philadelphia, as well as new york and boston. if you do plan to travel, to and from, new york and trenton, new jersey, new jersey transit is cross honoring amtrak tickets. that is an option this morning for sure. chestnut hill west line was earlier suspended and been restored but still want to anticipate service delays there as well. trenton line has been suspended, and, new jersey transit, and rail line. and, plan accordingly taking

mass transit and if you are traveling in and around the accident area due to so much investigation and so much clean up for this tragedy, we have many closures in and around that area would i suggest you steer clear of that space for some time, ukee. >> cadaver dogs are on the scene of the derailment, searching for my more victims. >> family and friend trying to get information on the passenger, call amtrak hot line 1.800.523.9101. take with us we will have breaking developments for you on the amtrak tragedy all morning long, right here on cbs-3. and on our web web cbs philly.com.

we're told the numbers could rise but right new there are at least five people confirmed dead in the accident, and dozens more are injured. six people are in critical condition, and the injured are at several area hospitals investigators from the ntsb are on the scene trying to determine, the the crash. former congressman patrick murphy was on amtrak train number 188. he appears to be all right and helped some of the injured. >> he posted some pictures to his twitter account from the the train car, in the immediate aftermath of the derailment. we have those photos right here. this first picture you can see car tilted to the side and next one a fire fighter is trying to help victims again, you can see somebody climb over the seats as train carries tilted on its side. we caught up with murphy shortly after the crash. >> i just pulled myself up, and it was leaning over to the side of the train.

i push out the emergency window, as far as i could and then there were people coming out but they just had to get out because they were claustrophobic. i put my hand down and helped get people out. >> he also tweeted praying for those injury. we are going to expect an update from temple university hospital at 6:45 to hear about those people injured taken to that hospital but spread across the region so many affect. >> just over 15 right now. team coverage of the train derailment continues all morning long, nicole. >> reporter: ukee, five people confirmed dead dozens of others are injured, we are live from the train crash site, with an update on the investigation and also the search for potential survivors. dozens of people were injured and taken to the hospital throughout the area we are live with survival stories and what it was like at the moment of impact.

>> and derailment is impacting thousands of commuters this morning vittoria updates amtrak service coming up.

thank you for joining us, we are getting a daylight view of the amtrak tragedy at least five people are confirmed dead after an amtrak train heading to new york city, derails in port richmond. as of right now dozens are

injured, and several of them have been critically wounded. >> derailment is impacting morning commute with amtrak shutting down services from philadelphia to new york city. we have live team coverage of the crash lets start with "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer on the scene right now in port richmond, nicole. >> reporter: ukee we are standing at intersection of frankford avenue and sedgley avenue in port richmond, about 500 yards from where that train crashed, took place. if you take a look behind me you can actually see the rear of the train on its side and a utility pole unearthed as a result of that deadly derailment. five people confirmed dead in all this. there is no word if all 243 passengers have been accounted for but we can tell thaw there are cadaver dogs here on the scene and it appears a crane is on site await to go cut a steel ibeam which will allow emergency responders to search for those victims. we did have chopper 3hd up overhead to show the the

extent of that scene overnight a few hundred yard from where we are standing. you can see seven cars including an engine were involved in this wreck. just a mangled mess here. amtrak train8 was coming from washington d.c. and headed to new york city when it jumped tracks at the frankford junction sending 65 people to local hospitals, six of them in critical condition. but once again five people confirmed dead as a result. as you can imagine it was all hand on deck kind of an effort last night local state and federal authorities coming together and at one point we're told there were two hundred police officers here at the site. emergency vehicles flooded the scene transporting injured passengers, people treated for everything from concussion toss severe lacerations broken bones and even shock. the passengers on the ground before doing whatever they could to get a off that train. we have heard some account. we also spoke to an "eyewitness news" lives in port richmond. >> the railroad runs along next to that warehouse and

there is a curve. it looks like the engine just kept going straight right off the curve right down the hill and all of the cars just followed with it and the engine was all the way over into the yard. it missed that tanker by like 50 yards. while i was standing up there for about an hour an amtrak guy came by and telling me yeah, it turns out those tankers are full and if that engine would have hit that tanker it would have set off a explosion like in other. we're seeing out of the whole tragedy that is one good thing that it missed it. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter called this a disastrous mess but he just heard from that eyewitness that it could have been in fact been worse. but just a devastating scene out here in port richmond. no word yet on whether or not all 243 passengers have been accounted for. also no word on how and why this crash occurred.

that is all part of the investigation which is ongoing here this morning. we will continue to monitor all of those developments and bring them to you live as we get them. that is very latest live from port richmond, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as you mentioned concussions, lacerations broken bones busy night for doctors and nurses at aria hospitals treating victims. >> they have been working all night long and into the morning. lets check with justin finch at hahnemann hospital where a number of those victims were taken, justin. >> reporter: yes erika a large number indeed. overnight we are told ambulance, and police cars dropped off injured at area hospitals including hahnemann here. there are 140 or so people who have been injured treated or hospitalized at this time. we do know that five people have have died and six people are in critical condition. lets get you to video from overnight here at hahnemann and transports coming in. thirty people now here recovering. we are here that ten of those

30 have been released a at this time. seven have been admitted. their injuries rain from bone brakes to burns to contusions. temple university telling thaws 54 people were in its care. their injuries ranging from minor to very serious a aria frankford taking in 26 people with minor injuries and aria torresdale taking in 30 people, penn presbyterian has one person, one patient who was in a trauma room. the these hospitals throughout the night and morning have been also, reunion for families friend and loved ones. we spoke with the father whose daughter called him from the train crash with her husband as well, take a listen. >> i'm okay but, you know, we're here in north philadelphia and our train derailed could you come here. she said, i love you three times. >> reporter: this father

relieved to have his daughter a and son in law safe at this time. patients are being released in hospitals throughout the morning, and we are told about a 40 people were injured in this collision, and we are told of that number, there were 243 on board. almost half of the passengers in this derailment were injured overnight. we are live from center city, i'm just continue finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now this will affect so many commute this is morning not just on the rails but so many others ways as well. >> eleven million people use that line from our area to new york city and back. variety tore eyes checking the routes vittoria. >> right the now folks will to have do restructuring. i know options will seem minimal but we do have have a few things to take a look at, first lets talk about our area, that where the the incident did happen, right at frankford junction in the port richmond area usually it is a busy, stretch of real estate in and around this neighborhood. the one point that we do have that is just been updated that

is frankford avenue was earlier closed. they have new reopened frankford avenue between torresdale and castor but police are directing traffic. traveling or trying to travel, either wheatsheaf or seemingly, and closure points in and around, and mass transit checklist. amtrak is suspended indefinitely, and from philadelphia to new york. we are seeing in philadelphia, also between harrisburg and philadelphia and new york and boston. if you are trying to travel between new york and trenton you can, take new jersey transit because they are cross honoring amtrak tickets. also for trenton line that has been suspended ac regional rail line has also been suspended. i do want to mention, if you are traveling on 422 in this rush hour this morning eastbound we have an accident at 23 causing a huge backup only allowing right lane to get by, you will want to give yourself more time in and around all areas this morning. now back to the desk. social media was just

filled with pictures and videos in the aftermath of that train derailment. we have one video posted on instagram by philadelphia native and music producer yemen all world as people helped other injured passengers. >> come on, man. >> crawl forward sir. >> very compelling video from inside that train. yamean posted another video showing cuts to his leg we're told, that he will be okay. still reassuring to hear the word in that train are you okay. come with me. >> people rallying together. >> yes. >> man making a bad situation better. >> all morning licensing we will bring you breaking have developments in the tragedy. also ahead four philadelphia police officers injured, this happened when a man uses his car as a weapon. see the suspect accused of running them down and hear firsthand what may have cause that had chaos. we will be right back.

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here's an update on the deadly amtrak train derailment in port richmond, at least five people, were killed, and dozens of people injured. six people were told are in critical condition this morning. all have of them were rushed to hospitals. emergency crews are getting a bet lear at wreckage in the day light sun coming up about an hour ago. investigators from the ntsb are now on the scene and hoping to figure out the cause. that is the big question right now. amtrak has suspended service between new york and philadelphia indefinitely, thousands of commuters are impacted this morning. vittoria will have latest coming up in a moment. >> those trains should be equipped with recording devices similar to aircraft as well. >> so many questions to answer. >> yes. >> lets turn to weather right now. much cooler this morning then yesterday. >> lets check with katie good morning. >> that is the case here very noticeable change, for a

couple reasons. it is cooler by comparison to yesterday as we check with our eyewitness weather watchers and much lower day in terms of humidity. you will notice breeze out there more sun than anything to get with this as we track passage of the cold front. temperatures around the region are in the 50's. i want to show you this in this form. it is easier to read since we have cluster going on here outside of philadelphia to the north and west. christopher sent this in from saint david 53 degrees. gilbertsville 53 from eileen and barbara. north wales, phil has 57. carry sending in from mount laurel, 57. it is cooler, but a jacket kind of a morning and not the worst idea grab one on the way out the door but it will be a pretty comfortable day just again, side note there is the win. it will be picking up with gusts as high as 30 miles an hour and it is enough in fact the that the national weather service will issue a red flag warning specific to the garden state only at noon time today. so pennsylvania, delaware you

are not included there but you all get in on the breeze. you can see clouds funneling the wake of yesterday's cold front passage. now as that cold air settles in it doesn't talk about cold but we're talking about a return to reality here. the bulk of that heat we built up yesterday we did in fact hit 88 degrees at the height of the afternoon. that is getting wiped away and feels so much more comfortable and spring-like. 70 degrees is our high today, tomorrow looking absolutely beautiful, one of of those trifecta days with sun pleasant warm and low humidity. we will see cloud building through friday but warming up slowly but surely out there in the lower 80's as we hit upcoming weekend. erika, back to you. as you might imagine amtrak's entire northeast corridor they will have huge delays today, a as recovery effort continues and as we mentioned the ntsb, their investigation starts. >> here in philadelphia 30th street station has been very busy throughout the night with stranded travel are and

injured victims. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us right now, she has been there all morning jan. >> reporter: thirtieth street station has been a resource center for these injured passengers. red cross realize that had passengers are being discharge from the hospital looking for a place to go, they ended up here as they make their way home. many of these passengers are not from philadelphia they are trying to make their way point north. they with come here looking for help. one woman just passed by our camera. i don't know if you saw. that they have been streaming in here this morning. red cross is taking them to an area off limit to report tours give them food, water and comfort and help them find alternative transportation to their final destination. many people have been hopping on bus these morning. this has been a very long, trying night for a lot of people. amtrak is now suspended northeast corridor service between philadelphia and new york. new jersey transit, however will cross honor those amtrak tickets between trenton and

new york city. modified amtrak service will be provided between philly and washington and philly and harrisburg. people are just trying to get around derailed trains this morning. long night for people. a very trying night for people on board this derailed train. woman i spoke to just a few minutes ago had a bruce on her head. she says she was knocked out. she didn't realize what was happening. she came too. she went to hahnemann hospital being helped there. she was on her way to see her daughter and her new grandchild at the time. she's happy to be alive this morning but very shaken up a lot of people are. we have seen many people in wheelchairs with their hand and arms bandage, cuts and bruises, those people too difficulties straight to go on camera with us. we will bring you live coverage from 30th street station, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", now back to you. back to the derailment coverage in a moment but in other news a man is under arrest in the hospital bed accused of running over four police officers. it a happened when officers responded to i a call for a

car crash at seventh and chew in olney yesterday. when officers got there police say driver identified as 46 year-old rodolph kite junior hit the gas barreling into three officers. a fourth officer was struck at ogontz and stenton avenue. police say two other officers opened fire hit willing the suspect. despite being shot the suspect continued to drive 2 miles before he was arrested kite's friend told "eyewitness news" her friend suffered a seizure before the the crash. >> i'm looking at him and he was fully cursing. and full criminal condition this morning. and to me, it shouldn't have way. police say kite will be formally booked in yale when he leaves the hospital.

nepal officials are telling people to evacuate after a second earthquake. least 65 people. it follows an earthquake three weeks ago that left more than 8,000 people dead. this latest quake has triggered landslide building collapses and, it sent thousands of terrified people into the streets. helicopters are scouring an area roughly 50 miles northeast of katmandu for a miss mag reen core helicopters. it vanished delivering disaster aid. activist rally to observe the 30th anniversary of the move bombings. in 1985 a confrontation between philadelphia officials and group ended as a bomb was dropped on to the group's row home. eleven people died, fire destroyed some 60 row homes the only living survivor talk to "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter. >> we felt the house shake.

it never occurred to me at least that they dropped a bomb on us. we knew it was something serious but it never entered my mom that they dropped a bomb. >> the special investigation commission called move an armed and dangerous group that threatened and terrifying neighbor. move members say blood shed was revenge for an august 1978 confrontation in which a police officer died but no move members were shot. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage as we mark 30 years since the move bombings, when we're not on television you can always follow us on line at cbs philly.com. right now 6:48. we want to see is what coming up on cb. this morning. >> gayle king is in insuring with the preview gayle. >> we're on top of it too, good morning ukee ander contact we are staying on your major story covering every angle of that amtrak derail many. nora o'donnell is in your city and correspondents are looking

in the investigation and talking to survivors. we will talk to former ntsb chair deborah hersman about that crash. news is back in the morning we will talk to you in ten minutes. train derailment after the break. >> you can see it is still an active scene anyone seeking information about friend or relatives who might have been on that train can call hot line that number is 1.800.523.9101. 1.800.523.9101. we will have more in a moment. also we are standing by for an update from temple university hospital, on the conditions of those who have been hospitalized after that crash. but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3.

we are close to 7:00 o'clock in the morning we will update the deadly train derailment at frankford junction in port richmond. at least five people were killed and dozens injured we're told those numbers rise. they were rushed to several area hospitals and red cross ace cyst continuing many people. investigators from the national transportation safety board are searching for the cause of this derailment, it will take sometime though. we will here from one's motional passenger who

survived the crash. >> i was on the third, you know the train coming back and i don't remember anything. i did not hear any noise. i to not see anything. when i started hearing people i was on the side. someone told me i was delirious and that they carried me off. my shoes are not my shoes somewhere i lost my shoes. a lady gave me her shoes. >> people banding together. >> hearing so many stories. >> banding together. >> dozens of passengers are still in the hospital this morning, being treated for injuries from that derailment. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl joins us standing by temple university hospital where we're weighed to go get an update from those doctors on the injured there stephanie. >> reporter: that is right doctors here at temple are supposed to be out here at any moment to update us on this situation.

temple has seen most number of patients over 50 patient from his that derailment, some of the most serious came here to temple which is the closest trauma level trauma one level hospital to that derailment. so we have an estimate $5.04 patients heroes of the most critically injured brought here. we have a lot of minor injuries. we are told they span the gamut of very critically serious with head injuries, broken bones and contusions, minor injuries and scrapes. we don't know how many were released right now, but here's the standing by for a update, from herbert cushion the chief medical officer here at temple university hospital. when he comes out we will bring you latest update reporting live from temple i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will be standing by. >> stay up to date on the deadly derailment on our web site, you can see pictures and accounts of the crash at cbs

philly.com. of course, this is affecting, thousands of commuters, not just in our area but surrounding areas vittoria. >> absolutely, you will notice mass transit affect obviously but in and around the scene of the incident in and around port richmond and brideberg. we have a lot going on. let go right to the maps and we will break things down for us. if you are traveling around that incident scene right around frankford junction. so frankford avenue between torresdale and castor was earlier close, they have reopened the roadway but police are directing traffic. wheatsheaf lane still between frankford and aramingo, sedgley avenue closed between castor and frankford. lets give you a check on the mass transit checklist. amtrak has been indefinitely suspended between philadelphia and new york, however they are running modified schedules between philadelphia, d.c., harrisburg and philadelphia and new york and boston so you do have some options there. another option would be a new jersey transit cross honoring amtrak tickets between new york and trenton. we also have two other

suspensions, trenton for september, that line being suspended and also for new jersey transit the ac rail line being suspended as well n regard tour rush hour commute we are just dealing with some very heavy rush hour delays on i-95 schuylkill, 422 usual stuff and then a little bit of sun glare. that might be a good segway over to katie. >> that is something we have going for us here today vittoria but i don't think weather will play any role in the clean up or investigation going on in port richmond. but we have a red flag warning that will take effect at noon specific to the garden state. that is because of the win gusts that are pick ing up. that is one thing you'll notice aside from the fact that it is cooler it is still quite breezy. that as way later tonight dairy say a chill it tonight 48 degrees for nighttime low but tomorrow looks phenomenal. good things coming up. >> we're on television and on line breaking news conference of the amtrak tragedy continues, right now on the the cw philly. >> our team of reporters has fanned out across the region.

we have updates from the scene. our nicole brewer is there. justin finch at hahnemann hospital. we have check with stephanie stahl at temple university hospital where we're expecting an update on the injuries, from those affected by this. still ahead on the cbs this morning rock and roll hall of famer steven tyler. >> we will see you on the cw philly. good morning family.

good morning. it is wednesday, may 13th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a disaster on the tracks. an amtrak crash in philadelphia kills several passengers and hurts more than 100. norah is there. daylight is revealing the full extent of this tragedy. the mangled mess ran off the rails. we're also following the search for the missing marine helicopter carrying six americans in nepal and we're investigating why companies are bottling water from california in the middle of this