right now investigators with the ntsb are getting ready to return to the scene of the deadly train derailment in port richmond, they will continue to search for answerness to what went wrong. now we are learning some new information about that speeding train and the engineer behind the controls. this morning, investigators have questions for that engineer. >> they are getting answers from the black boxes. our coverage of the amtrak tragedy continues with "eyewitness news" reporter, and, j a.m. carabao is here, jan. >> reporter: ukee and erika and, we are awaiting any new developments on the scene but we now know just how fast this train was traveling before the derailment, it was speeding down the tracks at twice the the limit crews remained here on the scene overnight and investigators will go back on the scene to take a deeper look in the cause of the crash later today. ntsb says investigators will remain here for at least a week. scope of the accident is now coming into focus at least

seven people were killed and more than 200 injured when amtrak train 188 derailed here tuesday night and investigators have since converged on the crash site, ntsb says the train was traveling at 106 miles an hour coming in a very sharp curve in the tracks. they say train's engineer applied the emergency brake moments before the derailment but that slowed the train slightly to 102 miles an hour. the limit is just 50. now, the train's black box and front mounted camera have been recovered. investigators hope those provide vital clues. they say automatic braking technology called positive train control was in place here as it is in many areas along the northeast corridor this accident probably would have been avoided. >> amtrak, throughout a good bit of the northeastern corridor has a system called advanced civil speed enforcement. that is called ases. and ases is installed throughout most of the

northeast corridor for amtrak. however, it is not installed for this area where the accident occurred, where the derailment occurred. that type of a system we call it a a positive train control system that type of system is designed to enforce the civil speed to keep the train below its maximum speed and so, we have called for positive train control, for many, many years it is on our most wanted list, congress has mandated that it be installed by the end of this year. so we are very keen on positive train conn troll. >> reporter: back out here live on the scene in port richmond at the crash site you cane more equipment continues to be pulled in here as the investigation unfolds. a lot remains about the engineer. nfsb wants to speak to him but has in the been able to do so. they also want to give him a couple days to recover.

we will stay on top of it but we're live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you jan. we are learning more about the victims in the deadly amtrak derailment, the very latest victim to be identified is 42 year-old derek griffith, dean of student affairs at megger evers college in insuring it is is i. thirty-nine year-old rachel jacobs missing ceo of a philadelphia tech corks has been confirmed dead. also killed 48 year-old jim gaines of plainsboro, new jersey who worked as a video software architect for the associated press. twenty year-old justin zemser of rock a away beach new york was a mid ship man at the the naval academy. the susan zemser is his mother. >> he was absolutely wonderful. everybody looked up to my no other words i can say? >> in all, seven people have been confirmed dead and more than 200 others have been injured in the derailment. crews continue to sift through mangled wreckage this morning looking for more passengers.

>> one family told thaws their son had a ticket for that derailed train and they are still holding out hope. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us that story. >> it is as we learn about those victims this story is heart breaking this morning. some families are remembering their deceased loved ones while others hold out hope they will be find. family of bob guilder sleeve is within of those family. they have been putting out flyers with this photo and a description of what he was wearing. they said he a had a ticket but they have been unable to get information about his whereabouts. they are pleading with strangers for any shred of information about this husband and father of two. >> everybody is here, mommies here, daddies here. the his uncles are here. his brothers and sisters are here. the his in-laws are here. everybody is here. the frustrating thing about that is as much a as everyone claims to help, if you really want to add some luster to your story call up the amtrak

number and give some information from there and then please relay it to us because we cannot get that information. it is very frustrating guys, not that they are in the trying but trying and coming up empty. >> yeah. we should mention amtrak has been urging folks to use this passenger hot line if they looking for a loved one or if they have any information about any of the passengers. again, that number is 800-523-9101. at this point we do not know how many people are unaccounted for but authorities have not ruled out possibility of more victims at that crash site, and that is a sobering thought, to think of the people there at that site. i don't know about you guys but driving in this morning it hits you that second day these are lives these are people, and it is heart breaking. >> not the knowing where a sonnies. >> yes. >> it hurts on every level. nicole, we will get back to you. there is much more information on the amtrak tragedy on our web site cbs philly.com including more pictures and survivor stories. as soon as there are any new

developments, you'll fine them around the clock at cbs philly to the come. vittoria joins us with the latest on the the commuting problems caused by this crash. >> thank you so much, ukee. commuting problems, would i say you have some options but primarily we have two suspensions that we need to talk b amtrak is still indefinite thely suspended between philadelphia and new york, however, if you are traveling between philadelphia and harrisburg, philadelphia and d.c., and also, new york and boston they are running on modified schedules. trenton line is still suspended. ac rail line will be shuttle busing between 30th street and pennsauken. west trenton line has had an additional trains, due to increased volume and that is exactly why the market frankford line will be making all stops but the new jersey river line, new jersey transit, a few of their bus services and also the patco speed line are cross honoring tickets. you do have some options. and port richmond area in and around the amtrak derailment where it happened at frankford

junction, we are still dealing with police directing traffic at both frankford avenue and castor wheatsheaf lane is still closed between frankford avenue and aramingo. if you are traveling throughout the northeast you do want to keep in mind right at the intersection of grant avenue, and welsh right around alburger we are dealing with a serious crash where police are directing traffic. now there you go, a live picture of the accident scene. a very serious accident scene. we will keep you update. now let's head back to the desk. i'll take it, vittoria. at least we can say that the weather pattern is very, very quiet for now. so as the the clean up efforts, continue, the the investigation, continues and everything else, and even as you just head out the door for your regular commute today, we don't have any kind of major weather worries. sun glare will be a problem as we see that sun right now even popping up over the the horizon but we will start off by taking you out to storm scan three which remains empty at this hour. essentially are you really don't have a much more than a few clouds, moving out to sea right now.

radar alone is totally quiet. you can see the cloud cover thinning a away from north to west to south east here. so high pressure is truly settling in. you may still notice a little hint of the breeze, it is not enough that, you know, it will be anything that really requires mentioning beyond this morning. that will continue to tape other with time. meanwhile your current temperatures are all over the place. you are still in the lower 50's seasonal for this the the standard in philadelphia, in dover in, wildwood, but you are bottoming out in the 30's right now in mount pocono and just a count a way in lackawana and luzerne counties, we have frost advisories posted. in the here but we do start off on a cooler note, eventually expecting these temperatures to easily rebound in the low to mid 70's with low humidity and comfortable warmth. just a nice day. erika, back to you. right now it is 5:38. in business news this morning a world record for art at auction. >> and on line shoppers could be in position bargain. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. hi jill, good morning.

>> reporter: good morning, ukee and quarter. we will see if the market can turn things around after a third down day in the row for the dow jones. ill fell another eight points, nasdaq was up about five. wal-mart is testing a new unlimited shipping services for on line shoppers. it cost $50 a year and order would a arrive in three days or less. wal-mart's new service could compete with amazon prime that cost $99 a year for unlimited shipping. for now wal-mart services though invitation only. fine artist big business christie's had the art world's first 1 billion-dollar week after the auction house sold 650 million-dollar in contemporary art just last night. on monday, picasso's women of algiers, that painting sold for 179 million-dollar setting a record record for a single piece of artwork a at auction. must be nice to have money like that. >> i hear you. >> hundreds of millions of dollars. >> thanks, jill jill. >> appreciate it.

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it can predict chance have of suffering from major illnesses or dying prematurely this study does not just a apply to the elderly but to young and middle-aged people as well. western michigan couple with 12 sons, keeps the streaking, they just celebrated birth of their 13th boy yesterday. the couple says they did not know the sex of the baby ahead of time. they are four years old and live in michigan. she says that she has experience with large families, he grew up as one so 13 i guess seemed like getting a break there. >> thirteen boys. >> look at them. >> check them out too. >> beautiful family. >> indeed. >> 5:43, and traffic and weather together. >> my streak is beginning with two females. >> well, how many, ten more. >> yep. >> we will see about that. >> all right guys good morning everyone. we will start off with a look at our eyewitness weather

watcher network. it is chilly out there. we are tarting a off in the poconos here where we're at 39 degrees sent in from, keith, a a nice clear sky. modest wind at this point. said it is down right cold. he had to find a heavier jacket. it will be sunny though. that is the the plus side. we're actually just back to average at this point. we have had so many days, that we're well a above average that is the fact that this is kind of normal is sort of becoming a distant memory at this point. now we are back to reality. clear skies once again but now we're in the pine land area chat worth, new jersey mark sent in 39 degrees as well. rehe mote suburbs it is typical, it is coolest this morning. meanwhile outside we will get to a nice wide zoom, high pressure is currently setting up shop and stay in place here and keep things beautiful today. eventually though it yields for a warm front associated with this big mess, a blob of showers, rolling in across the central plains. we will will see a warm front lift in and that will trigger some clouds and then some

showers. in the meantime this morning it is chilly enough to have a prompted freeze warnings and frost advisories if you can believe it. not locally but even just a county or two away, lackawana and luzerne county, autopsy crosser northeastern pennsylvania and further a off in the higher terrain and higher latitudes obviously. looking forward in the eyewitness seven day forecast and temperatures do rebound here. warm front is responsible for. that it will be responsible for the building cloud, and also a couple of days, of some active weather no day is a wash out but we will have showers and thunderstorms to dodge in the the days ahead torey. good morning, everyone. so lets go down our mass transit, checklist, once again, do you want to keep in mind that we have suspensions for the the amtrak, for the services between philadelphia and new york. however, they are running modified schedules between philadelphia and harrisburg. also new york and boston. also philadelphia and d.c. the the trenton line is still suspended, ac rail line shuttle busing between pennsauken and 30th street.

west trenton line as well as market frankford due to increased volume. they have added trains for west trenton line and for the market frankford they are making all stops. the also, new jersey river line, new jersey transit bus services, some of those buses as well as patco are a across honoring ticket. if you had are traveling right now in and around the area of the the amtrak derailment, frankford junction, we are still dealing with police directing traffic at frankford and castor. also wheatsheaf lane is closed. keep in mind if you are traveling in the northeast we are dealing with a very serious accident. if you are traveling at the interest section of grant and welsh, due to this closure right around alburger, red lion road is your best alternate. the here's a live picture of that accident scene and we will continue to keep you updated, ukee. the the engineer of the train involved in the deadly derailment on tuesday night has in the talked officially to federal investigators. the brandon bostian has retained a lawyer. ntsb officials a the train was traveling more than a hundred miles an hour, i believe

106 miles per hour, is the number we heard when it entered the curve with a speed limit of 50. seven people, are confirmed dead in the derailment, and more than 200 have been injured, the track is closed to traffic right now but there is no word at a the moment when it will, reopen. erika? well ukee, many passengers managed to survive that devastating crash all thanks to the quick thinking of doctors and hospitals around philadelphia. doctor rob danoff treated some of those patients tuesday night and doctor cynthia is looking at those patients at aria torresdale, director of trauma a thanks so much for joining us. doctor, i want to start with you. we are all wondering at home who is still in the hospital, a and what kind of yours are they suffering from. >> at our one division, trauma division, where we have all of our patients, from the accident we had six patients admitted. we have a lot of called we call them walking wounded where people were treated and able to go home fortunately. initially five of those were in critical condition.

we have downgraded to we have two in critical condition and the rest are till being treated. >> when you hear about train derailment, what kind of things happen in the hospital. what kind of injuries were you expecting or what did you see. >> when they came in, first responders, philly police and fire, they are a nation. they are out in the feel. whole mandate is to get them to the hospital as quickly and as soon as you can a lieutenant of people came in by ambulance but other people they just got them in either by police car or by bus to torresdale. some of them came n basically the scene is triage. triage is who is a leave threat, who is most critical. they are assess ised right away. they are brought back to someone like this doctor or our director or er doctors. then the other ones who can walk, can talk who are stable. everyone is seen but they are an "s" ised and put in the proper areas for treatment laboratories, any type of stud that is they need to help them as quickly and as soon as we can. >> we heard initially that doctors were expecting more

head injuries, but it turned out to be more chest injuries that what you thought it was. >> we call it blunt trauma. we have chest injuries which a lot of times means broken ribs rib fractures contusions, which is bruce to the lungs, the lung collapses. we saw quite a bit of that. that is blunt force to the chest. very painful injury but we see that a lot. we practiced for these kind of things these mass casualties. philadelphia just had a mass casualty practice session in october, where we had like a mock plane crash, so we had a lot of these role tears dressed up as injured patients, they came to the hospital and we practiced the logistics and with our colleagues, e ms and other hospitals in the city. when this call came out there is five trauma centers in philadelphia and that really helped a lot. they will split them up. we happened to have our one

developingso we sent our trauma team to that division. >> we heard those teams have incredible stories. doctor rob, i know you have heard many as well the people that could talk. >> well, if you remember specifically this one woman. i normally am in the first car business class every time this time my secretary could hot get my they tickets and i was mad at her. i said you should bring her dinner because if you were in that first car you in may not ab live today. she remembers that she was sit ising, and she heard this large screech and many people said they heard this large loud sound and then it got dark, she remembers the conductor, flying by in the aisle and she said conductor okay. so she remembers, that part the the screech and then she doesn't remember anything else until she was walking a a accompanied by a philadelphia police who was helping her. and then this other gentlemen who was actually going to work as a conductor he was sitting in the cafe car. he was talking to another

conductor. he remembers this loud screech and then got really dark. when he woke up he was spitting out dirt. there was so many dirty wound. he had it all over the the place. he just remember philly e ms coming and helping him out. a lot of people, when they came in the emergency department it was like this erie quiet and calm but i think there is a lot of emotional shock and later on it wilsonk in like what really happened. >> thanks so much for joining us. thank you. i know you worked tirelessly for the last 48 hours. >> and everybody, it was an amazing effort between all people. >> thank you. >> we will be right back.

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starting off with nice clear case for you but it is chilly depending on your location. sun just starting to pop up over the horizon. the it is still a little dark, outside over whitefield elementary school in the playground there. our three day forecast will start heating up. mid 80's by saturday. courtesy of the warm front which brings in clouds and scattered showers and maybe even a thunderstorm, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. we are still dealing with the the suspension, of amtrak services between philadelphia and new york. also the suspension of the trent than line for regional rails. ac rail, shuttle busing. they have provided extra trains for west trenton line and market frankford line will be making all stops. new jersey transit is cross honoring but stay with us, we will

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clearly, it was reckless, in terms of the driving by the engineer, there is no way in the world that he should have been going that fast, into the curve. >> all eyes are on the engineer, this morning. we now know he was going more than 100 miles an hour when the speed limit was just 50. >> so what went wrong? investigators are still combing the wreckage for clue this is morning. the "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us now back out at that scene with the very latest information for us jan. >> reporter: erika and ukee, lot of work remains here on the scene starting to day investigators we are told will remain here throughout the