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 week as some new equipment was

brought in a few minutes ago. also happening very soon investigators want start talking to the train's crew as well as passenger. take a look at a video taken by ntsb on the scene at the crash site. this is a very, very developing investigation right now. what we know at this point is just how fast this train was traveling before the accident. it was actually speeding down these tracks at more than twice the limit. ntsb says train was traveling at 106 miles an hour coming in a sharp curve in the track. the the train's engineer did apply thee mergecy brake but just moments before, not enough time to slow down this train. limit there is just 70 miles an hour. train's black box and front mounted camera have been recovered and they but the big questions remain, what was this engineer doing and why was he going so fast. >> we plan to interest right the train crew and other personnel. we would like to interview the passengers of the train.

we will be conducting a site distance test. we will be testing the signal system, the the train control signals. we will be testing the breaking system, and the details analysis instead of the cursory analysis that i mentioned earlier off the recorders. we will be doing a very detailed down load and analysis of those recorders. our mission is to find out what happened and why it happened so we can prevent it from happening again. that is really what we're here for. >> a lot remains unclear about the background of this engineer, the the ntsb wants to talk and they want to give him a couple days to recover. this deadly accident has killed at least seven people and injured more than 200. we will remain at the scene and bring you update but for now we are live jan carabao

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". amtrak service is still expected this morning from this crash. >> it could be for a while. vittoria has what you need to know if you planning on taking the train today, vittoria. >> thanks very much, ukee and erika. good morning. amtrak services are still suspended between philadelphia and new york. lets take a look at our mass transit checklist and we will run down the whole list here, if you are traveling in trenton line you cannot, it has been suspended ac rail line will be shuttle busing between pen august even and 30th street station. the west trenton added additional trains due continue on creased volume. market frankford line is making all stops as a result of the increased role. new jersey transit is cross honoring. if you are traveling in and around frank for junction, keep in mind frankford and castor are being direct by police. wheatsheaf lane is still closed between frankford and aramingo. we will keep you updated when we get more updates as soon as they happen. in the bustleton section grant avenue closed at welsh around alburger.

we will take a live look at that incident right now. traveling in and around a have of the northeast this is right at, traveling down, welsh rather right grant have avenue is more residential street. it is not the what you are thinking at grant plaza but right at the curve. as you make that right from alburger. it is a very serious curve and accident prone and police are directing traffic here as well. we will keep you updated. but for now lets check back with you. vittoria, thanks very much. lets check our forecast right now, and continue with the derailment coverage in a bit. >> katie, it is a sunshine i day to day. >> yes, we should get into this very seasonal territory of mid 07's but we are starting off on a very cool and clear note. when we have included cover it will help as a blank tote trap in the heat you had a chance to build up from the day before. we don't that this time. temperatures have taken a significant hit in comparison. you will a a's see that reflected in the numbers in a

second. storm scan is empty. gorgeous sunrise beware of the sun glare. that will get you this morning. look the the at the difference in the last 24 hours. generally ten to almost 15 degrees cooler by comparison. you you will notice that. thankfully no where near as breezy and hint of that breeze and location, philadelphia international stand out to me right here, north wind at 10 miles an hour. you will note that is waiting for a shut toll get you to the airport in the parking lot. meanwhile taking it forward in the forecast here we will sky rocket to the low to mid 07's right where we should be, dead object with the ease nal normal for the day. record was 92 degrees. far cry from that today but still a really nice day coming up guys, back to you. the the engineer in control of the amtrak derailed train, brandon bostian. >> ntsb wants to talk to him and get his account of what happened when the train traveling more than twice then it allowed speed jumped the tracks tuesday night. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us with the investigation.

>> good morning, guys. the despite giving that initial statement to police and volunteering a blood sample the three two-year old from new york has not spoken with the ntsb and has instead hired a lawyer. at this point the the only information surfacing about engineer brandon bostian comes via social media. on his linked in page he began his career with amtrak in july 2006 working first as a passenger, conductor and four years later as an engineer. just hours after that crash we now he changed his profile picture to the black square in an attempt to hide his identity. following the crash he was treated at the hospital and then released but his unwillingness to speak struck a cord with mayor michael nutter. the chairman of the ntsb said they will not pass judgment before they have the the facts. >> this person has gone through a very traumatic event and we want to give him an opportunity to heel for a day or so before we interview him but that is certainly a high

priority for us. >> 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. >> mayor nutter went on to say there is no excuse unless that engineer was suffering from heart attack, comments the ntsb says you will in the hear them make. at the point of impact train was traveling doubling the recommended speed approaching the frankford junction curve there. ntsb say bostian did apply fully mergecy breaks but it was too late. this investigation is still ongoing and ntsb is simply saying until we have the facts, they are keeping it simple. >> when's replied the brakes it only slowed three or 4 miles an hour. >> down to 102. >> just too late. >> thanks, nick. pennsylvania state flags will be at half staff for the next few days. yesterday governor tom wolf ordered they fly half staff at a the capitol and other state

buildings to honor victims of the deadly train derailment. they will remain lowered until sundown on sunday may 17th. we are learning more about the people who were on that train. >> our team coverage continues new with "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch over the at temple university hospital where many of those injured they are still being treated justin. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. there are still dozens here at temple university hospital. eight we are told are in critical condition. we're also told the hospital, called in additional staff just to handle the sheer volume of injuries here. we're talking about injuries that ranged from bum tops bruises to burns. and that as they recover we are learning more about those who lost their lives. of the seven dead, five have been identified. justin zemser a 20 year-old naval academy mid shape man from new york city. his mother susan spoke about her loss. >> he was absolutely wonderful. everybody looked up to my son. there is in other word i could say. >> reporter: also, a abid

gillani a senior wells fargo executive, rachel jacobs, ceo after a education tech company based here in philadelphia. the the 39 year-old's family release aid statement saying thinks an unthinkable tragedy. rachel was a wonderful mother, daughter, is ter and friend. jim gaines a 48 year-old software architect of the associated press of new jersey and a father of two. derek griffith age 42 and dean of a college in brooklyn, new york. temple cared for more than 50 amtrak victims, 22 patients remain in treatment, eight in critical condition. of the 243 people aboarded amtrak 188 some 200 were said to be injured. injuries ranging from bumps and bruce toes broke he bones and burns. thirty were taking to hahnemann hospital. shaw is one of them. he suffered injuries to his vertebrae, back and ribs. he says when cars overturned and lights went out trauma set in. >> it took a few minutes for

everyone to realize the amount of pain they before in and that is when you started to hear the screaming. >> reporter: days of of recovery ahead there were several dozens taken to aria frankford and torresdale hospital einstein, as well as penn presbyterian. they have all been released and recovering. we are live from north philadelphia, i'm just continue finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for more information on the amtrak tragedy you can go to our web site the at cbs philly.com. see the latest video pictures and news conferences from the investigators. in other news this morning all lanes of the pennsylvania en, after i have four vehicle crash shut it down late last night. police say that it all began when a trash truck struck an overpass, at camp hill road in upper dublin. other three vehicles struck debris causing this tractor trailer hauling paper to overturn. the truck driver was taken to the hospital and his injuries are unknown at this time. as we continue this morning, we have new information, on the hit and run that injured four philadelphia police officers.

also ahead the search for a missing helicopter in nepal six u.s. marines were on board, delivering aid for hurricane victims where they just vanish. and national the lee hallway disappeared in aruba. now is there word of new information from a possible witness to her murder, details

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that is where we will get the humidity from. 50 degrees at the the airport. we have a breeze to make it feel cooler. mount pocono. 36 degrees. the it is quite chill a cross pine land area in southern new jersey. so more remote your suburb, colder it will be this morning. i would dress in layers. later today a beautiful day 73 and sunshine with that low humidity continuing and more cloud build as early as tomorrow with scattered showers and stormed by the weekend, vittoria. >> thanks, katie, good morning everyone. we are continuing to update you on the amtrak status, as a result of yesterday's tragedy. if you are traveling or trying to travel amtrak please note they have suspended irv zest between philadelphia and new york. however they are running modified schedule between philadelphia harrisburg, new york and boston and philadelphia and d.c. if you are traveling trenton line are trying to that has been suspended. atlantic city rail line is shuttle busing between 30th street and pennsauken. new jersey transit the is cross honoring. due to increased volume they have add additional trains to the west trenton line and

market frankford line will be making all stops. around frankford junction, frankford and castor these intersections are being directed by police. also wheatsheaf lane is still closed a as a result, again of yesterday's tragedy. and in the bustleton section of northeast philadelphia, grant avenue is closed at welsh. we will take a live look where red lion road is your best alternate here. if you are a northeast commuter this is at a curve very dangerous curve you you have to go extra slow and that is something to be mindful of or try to avoid but stay with us we're cbs-3 "eyewitness

we have a live look from chopper three. investigators with the national transportation safety board have in the yet questioned the train's engineer. >> he has however given a statement to police. nt. is b says engineers slowed the train to just 102 miles an her before taking a sharp curve with a speed limit drop to 50 miles an hour. you can see crews remain at that scene as the investigation, continues this morning. we will continue for weeks to come. as "eyewitness news" first told you yesterday at 5:00 amtrak derailment could lead to criminal charges. >> philadelphia district attorney seth williams says his office is keeping a close eye on the evidence the uncovered to determine if there will be a criminal investigation. >> we are monitoring the the investigation. we're actively a part of the investigation. but it is just too early right

now for us to come to any conclusions, as to the cause any of the reason, if anyone is responsible criminally or civilly. >> williams says if there is a criminal investigation it may also involve federal prosecutors. so victims of the the train derailment were cheered by a pair of eagles yesterday. nurses at temple greeted quarterback mark sanchez and connor barwin. several injured train passengers were treated at temple university hospital and they met the eagles just hours after that are ordeal to bring some smiles to their faces. >> great to hear those guys doing that. >> very nice. also the the phillies honored victims pennsylvania flags flew at half staff last night at citizens bank park. game was against the the phillies, cross state rivals the pittsburgh pirates. phillies also observed a moment of silence led as you can see by the philly fanatic on the feel. >> nicely done, going on all around the tri-state area and nation. such a tragedy. >> everyone wants to honor and

letter those people, who lost their lives and those injured and missing. the family who don't know where their kid are husband and wife's. >> our coverage continues all morning long. let's talk about the the sports page right now and the phillies and pirates play this afternoon at citizens bank park. aaron harang verse vance worley, he is back, going for pittsburgh this time. jonathan papelbon, saved the win for cole hamels and moves into first place on the franchise all time saves list right fielder jeff francoeur came up with a defensive gem to save a game. play at the plate for the final out folks going crazy. will phillies win three-two. tom brady a has until 5:00 this afternoon to file an appeal over his four game suspension. brady was suspended for his owe called jena wearness, that patriots workers deflated playoff footballs to make them easier to handle. the the patriots have not said if they will challenge their

punishment which is a one million-dollar fine and a a loss of draft picks. still ahead this morning a woman who claims that she was fired from her job for deleting a tracking app on her phone, we will explain. and a new information in the natalie hall will away case, a witness comes forward with you this details that could lead to the discovery of her body, ten years after she difficulties a appeared. we will be right back.

talk about a day to dress in layers katie. >> yes, a real dose of springtime reality is the the story here. and we're back at this point we're used to in the middle of may. it is off on the cool side and warming up from there. that is what happens. storm scan is empty. our temperatures reflect the fact that it is cooler, not

starting off in the 60's like we have in so many days, recently but beautiful baseball weather and anything else you have going on. i expect those temperatures to hit 73 this afternoon with full sunshine, really nice one coming up, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. if you are still trying to commute this morning and plan what you would usually travel, usually travel amtrak due to the suspension. new jersey transit is cross honoring ticket but again amtrak has been suspended between philadelphia and new york running modified schedules between philadelphia and d.c. and philadelphia and harrisburg. ninety-five is in full swing rush hour to and from cottman avenue, also around center city philadelphia so give yourself some more time this morning, erika. police chased a a car down broad street in north philadelphia, that chase ended around 9:00 at broad and glenwood avenue. those people got out of the car and tried to run but they were captured by police. it is unclear why police were pursuing that vehicle. also, four philadelphia police officers, injured

during a hit and run are recovering at home this morning. the officers were released from the hospital, yesterday and, the suspect rodolph keitt junior is still in the hospital. authorities say that he hit three officers with his koran tuesday and then took off before hitting a fourth. eyewitnesses say keitt was on medication after a heart surgery and that may have caused him to hit the officer. well, happening today a federal jury considers the sentence for convicted boston marathon bomber, will he be put to debtor spent life in prison. twenty-one year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev was quick in the boston marathon bombing in april 2013 that killed three people and injured more than 260. defense claims tsarnaev's older brother led him down a path of terrorism. it must be a unanimous decision to impose the the death penalty. well nearly ten years after natalie holloway vanished in aruba a new witness has come forward with new clues. >> hall away was 18 when she disappeared during a

graduation trip. new alleged witness says texas native's body is in a crawl space in an aruba resort which was under construction at the time. holloway's father reportedly returned to follow-up on those new clues but hard to believe it has been ten years. >> it really is. >> and poor family still have no answers. >> can't wait to see the the results of that trip. >> yes. >> bring everything to closure. coming up on "eyewitness news" our team coverage of the deadly train derailment continues, jan? >> big questions remain in this train derailment, what was this engineer doing and why was this train traveling at more than twice the limit i'm jan carabao live on the scene coming up with the fullvestigation. we are also hearing from family, worried about their loved ones who are still in missing, after this derailment more on that. vittoria has latest on amtrak schedules and katie has your forecast.

here's is what happening federalturn to the scene of the amtrak derailment, they are looking for more clues into why that train, ran off the rails. and, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is near the scene right now with port

richmond,. >> reporter: ntsb is likely here in, and, at the scene and, questions remain, and at the trip of the accident is coming into focus. at least seven people were killed here and more than 200 injured, when amtrak train 188 derailed here on tuesday night. investigators have since converged on the crash site, ntsb says train was traveling at 106 miles per hour. coming into a sharp curve in the tracks. they say train's engineer applied thee mergecy brake moments before the derailment but that only slowed the train to 102 miles an hour. the the limit is just 50. now the the the train's black becomes and front end camera have been recovered investigators hope those provide clues. they say if automatic braking

technology called positive train control was in place here as it is in many areas along northeast corridor this accident is probably avoided. >> amtrak, throughout a good bit of the northeast corridor, has a system called advanced civil speed up force. and it is called ases ases installed throughout most of the northeast corridor, for amtrak. however, it is not installed for this area, where the accident occurred, where the the derailment occurred. so that type of a system we call it a positive train control system, that type of system is designed, to enforce, the civil speed to keep the train below its maximum speed. 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 control. >> reporter: a lot remains unclear about this engineer, of course, ntsb officials want to talk to them but give them a couple days to recover. he was also injured in this crash. we are reporting live, yan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are learning more about the victims in the amtrak derailment latest victim to be identified is 42 year-old derek griffith, dean of student affair at evers college in new york city. thirty-nine year-old rachel jacobs, the missing ceo of a philadelphia tech company has also been confirmed dead. also killed 48 year old jim gaines of plainsboro, new jersey who worked as a rid yes software architect for the associated press. twenty year-old justin zemser of rock away beach, new york he was a mid ship man at the naval academy. susan zemser is hi >> absolutely wonderful. everybody looked up to my son. there is just no other word i

can say. >> in all, seven people had been confirmed dead and more than 200 others have been injured, in that derailment. doctor rob danoff and doctor cynthia fussco from aria torresdale hospital are among many health care workers looking after those injured patients. they were in the studios in the the last hour to talk about some of the injuries. >> we've got quite a a lot of chest injuries which a lot of times mean broken ribs, rib fractures, pulmonary contusions bruises to the lungs, pneumothorax where the lung collapse and we saw a quite a bit of have that. >> this one woman says i'm normally in the business class every time this time my secretary could not get me those tickets and i was mad at her. i said you should bring her dinner. if you were in that first car you may not ab live today. >> just incredible. the doctors say many of the patients have been treated and released. amtrak service is still suspended between philadelphia and new york. vittoria joins us with the the

look at the the schedules vittoria. >> thanks very much, ukee. good morning. we have a lot to update you on in regard to yesterday's tragedy. let's start with mass transit checklist and give you a a idea of everything broken down for you, to make it easier to replan your commute this morning. so amtrak services again has indefinite thely been suspend ed between philadelphia and new york. would i just anticipate this for at least these next couple of days because this investigation will be ongoing for quite sometime. the just keep that in mind. trenton line has been suspended, ac rail line has been shuttle busing between pennsauken and 30th street. traveling west trenton and market frankford is there increased volume and they are adding trains to the west trenton line or they are stopping at all stops. for new jersey transit good news is that they are cross honoring tickets. traveling in and around the incident scene at frankford junction, keep in mind that frankford avenue as well as castor at these intersections are directed by police. wheatsheaf lane is still closed between frankford

avenue and aramingo. we are dealing with establish hour out there this is i-95 southbound around cottman avenue. totally jammed heading from the northeast and down to the vine. do not forget about rush hour delays. sun glare also affecting your commute and that is a nice segway over to katie in the weather center, katie. >> absolutely, we are expecting nice bright sunshine for you out there today. virtually no cloud cover to go with it. it will end up being a beautiful spring-like day for a change and we can expect these temperatures to be seasonal. for now it is nothing but blue sky, off in the distance here overlooking center city with our own rooftop camera here in our center city studio. 50 degrees at the current temperature in the airport. it is cooler depending on your location. still a hint of the breeze out of the north and that, even though it is modest, will make it feel cooler to you. i say dressed in layers. storm scan is empty. high pressure is here and here to stay for another day ape a half but that will allow for full sunshine and temperatures that rebound to much more typical temperatures this

afternoon. seventy-three is what we are shooting for for a daytime high and we have wall to wall sunshine to go with it, low humidity pleasant warmth, comfortable temperatures, obviously, lighter wind with time as well. there isn't one bad thing you can say about a day like this, enjoy it, guys, back over to you. crews continue to pick through mangled wreckage this morning looking for more passengers. >> some passengers are still unaccounted for and one family says their son had a ticket for derailed train and they have in the seen him ever since. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us that story. >> reporter: these families and these details they become so heart breaking. >> sure. >> it takes on a new level. as investigators work to find a official cause family of one passenger, and, the the family of bob guildersleeve, and, and, and, and, business meeting, when the train jumps the tracks. now his entire family is desperate to find him

including his 13 year-old son. >> unaudible. >> i don't know about you you but that strikes me, that is just heart breaking. if you are looking at him or, you have information about one of the passengers you are urged to contact amtrak's passenger hot line. that number is 800-523-9101. we really don't necessity how many people are still missing but authorities have not ruled out that possibility of more victims, at the crash site. by the the way ukee and erika, this marked story a a 13 year-old boy has been shared across social media. a lot of people moved by his determination to find his dad. i mentioned the details he last saw his dad when he was dropped off at his lacrosse practice. >> i was feeling the exact same way you were, everybody was. >> it just hits you.

>> well, would seat belts have saved lives in the amtrak derailment. former transportation secretary ray lahoud suggest federal investigators consider them. he is ridden amtrak's northeast corridor line quite frequently and often thought about seat belt. 2007 study by britain's rail safety and standard board say seat belts would not necessarily reduce number of serious injuries. stay with "eyewitness news" as we update this tragic story, coming up later, we will talk with the first doctors who treated the injured patients and we will continue to cover the story on air and on line at cbs philly.com. 6:39. coming up a woman says she was fired from her job because she deleted a tracking app on her cell phone. >> caught on camera a man waving a hammer around on the streets of new york, goes after a police officer and that officer's partner take action. and this woman's scary selfie is blowing up the internet, find out why she wants to you see this terrible picture and how it, could save your life.

that is coming up.

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teams. today is a a practice day beautiful one, and the competition and then the finals, sat the day afternoon. want to welcome all of those young rowers to philadelphia, to the residents heads up, expect traffic restrictions starting to day but looking like a great day to get out on the water. the sun will be out hopefully, pleasant mothers day to row. >> we are into that. it looks like a fantastic take, light wind, no kind of travel issues for you you in terms of weather related issues and if you are outside on the river it looks like a great day for that. we are reporting cooler air this morning. we will zero into southeastern, pennsylvania where we are finding mid or lower 40's. lets see if we can do a quick zoom here outside of philadelphia 43 degrees sent in from irwin i thought this said drop it. i thought he was related to justin. but it is not the case. he has sun behind. welcome to the program, we are at 43 degrees where he is located in doylestown.

we will do one more here off to the south east 50 degrees. another newby gwenn and her peeps it the looks like. 50 degrees and full sunshine in southampton. heat is beginning to come back day by day. the absolutely true. but today is seasonal, normal, outside a normal spring day. storm scan three. high pressure in control. eventually this will be, basically moving off to the east and allowing this guy, to get in here. so it will take a day and a half present we start to see the cloud cover rebuilding, at whiz point we will start to see a return to some of the wet weather. we have got wogl car show coming up this weekend, 12th annual. isn't that the the cutest thing ever. 74 degrees kicking off the event here, this is all on the saturday. but this is a daze a warm front gets stuck overhead. we are warming up, but there will be clouds and we have to throw in a chance for a shower or a storm primarily later in the day. we are keeping our fingers cross that had we will get that car hoe in without a

hitch. we will keep it warm, cooling it down a smidge by next week, vittoria over to you. >> katie, you make me giggle. right new if you are planning to travel this morning using mass transit we have a mass transit checklist that we will get through together. trying to travel amtrak services suspended indefinite thely between philadelphia and new york. you know that. they are running modified schedules between philadelphia and harrisburg, philadelphia and d.c. and new york and boston. keep in mind trenton line has been suspended ac rail line shuttle busing between pennsauken and 30th street station. due to increased volume west trenton line is providing extra trains and market frankford line will be running at all stops. they are stopping at all tops rather. also new jersey transit is cross honoring. let me point this out as well, if you are maybe heading toward trenton do keep in mind it is rush hour. we have rush hour delays anyway out there. we have seen increased volume on route one i-95 and any

majors toward trenton transit center. plan for that. traveling around that area of frankford junction, keep in mind police are still directing traffic and wheatsheaf lane is closed. let's head back to the desk. investigators say trans that ran off the rail in port richmond tuesday night was going over a hundred miles an hour. posted speed limit approaching frankford junction is 50. ntsb say the engineerlied breaks just seconds before the accident. >> that engineer is brian bostian of queens, new york. he has provided a statement for police and we're told he will be interviewed by ntsb personnel in the next few days. >> so far five of the seven people killed, in the derailment have have been identified. more than 200 people were injured with injuring ranging from burns to broken bones. a man wanted for attacking people with a ham inner new york city is shot, after swing ago this hammer at a police officer. the terrifying encounter here caught on camera, two officers approached that suspect and then the man then attacked the

female officer. her partner fired four shots hit ago this suspect, two times. >> these officers a had no chance to call for assistance but rather reacted quickly and instinctively. >> police say that suspect david barrel, is also a paranoid schizophrenic who checked himself out of the mental health facility months ago. he remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition. a california woman says she was fired for deleting a tracking app from her company's cell phone. cell phone gps tracks your every month a work force management app allows employers to access that information. while hr officials say it is legal, the woman disagrees saying it is an invasion of privacy and she's suing for wrongful termination. >> anything on company property is not private and there should be no expectation of privacy if it is on company issued equipment. >> it is a lawsuit about boundaries between a employer and its employees.

>> in the lawsuit she claims they tracked her even while she was at home where she was on call, and unable to turn off the phone. when a parent's slip of the tongue. >> former florida governor says he is exploring a 2016 presidential run but listen to his talk with reporters here in reno, nevada. >> i am running for president in 2016 and focus will be about how we, if i run how do i create high sustaining economic growth where more people have a chance to have success. >> backpedal. >> he quickly correct himself and says if i run. >> this gaff could cause him when it come to campaign finance rules. by not officially enter the race he can raise money through a political action committee but that changes the second he ace i am running. and then i said if i run. >> yes. >> 6:48. your personal monogram looks good on a neck tie.

>> how does this sound? think of the people you'd impress. check it out a back of lays chips with a spot for your picture or your pet's picture or whatever you want. first 10,000 chip lovers to use an interactive lays summer bag creator will receive a bag with their photo and caption everybody else gets a digital description. i don't know, how they come up with this. >> can i get it on a bag of herrs. >> yes good make it local. >> coming up next shutting down skin cancer how a simple pill can reduce the number of cases. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. we will be right back.

let's see is what coming up this morning. >> charlie rose has what is coming up in new york. >> ahead, we will continue your coverage of the amtrak derailment, as we learn more about the victims. we will talk with the head ntsb investigators about what is next in the case. we will take you inside a train simulator to show you the technology some say could have prevented the crash. and this more airline passengers are flying with pets and they claim that they're motional support

animals. our travel editor the thea a renberg tested out the law to try to get a pig to fly. >> when pigs fly. >> you are making us laugh charlie. >> oh, no you didn't get there. >> ukee, i love the line, when pigs fly you can come home. >> you can come home. >> there you go. >> thanks, buddy. >> have a good show. >> take care. next time you go to the doctor you might want to make sure to shake his or her hand. >> researchers found a poor hand grip is a sign you are more likely to have a heart attack or stroke. it can predict chances of suffering major illnesses or dying prematurely and it does not just apply to the elderly but to youngk and middle-aged people as well. >> new study could change the way doctors treat patients at high risk for skin cancer. they show patient that is took vitamin b3, lowered their chance have of developing new skin cancer by 23 percent. researchers say vitamin b. three cells a energy boost to

repair damage in skin cells dna. well, picture that shows the danger of skin cancer is going viral and as a warning it might be hard to look at. >> twenty-seven year-old skin cancer survivor ta wny willowbee to deter family and friend from using tanning bed and encourage them to wear sun screen. but she was diagnosed at the age of 21 with skin cancer she says, that she used etaning bed, five times a week in high school and that is the result. you can hear from a doctor all you like but tanning bed are bad for you. >> yes. >> es specially a young woman like that. >> it is in that picture good for sure. >> it is just not worth it. >> spray tan. >> safer. we are counting down to david letterman's retirement. >> he is going out with a bang. the last night he got a vice from it julia roberts. >> i know where this is going.

>> wow. >> wow. >> we are down to the last five shows with david letterman, tonight george clooney and has a special performance, catch the late show at 11:35 here on cbs-3 right after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> that is right. >> he was like wow. >> wow. >> katie, you are saying about the weather. >> he will kiss julia but won't kiss howard stern. >> do you remember that clip. >> i see how it is. >> yes. >> my man dave, check him out. >> hilarious. >> kissable forecast. >> we can give him a big out smooch today and say thank you very much.

it looks like a beautiful take. chilly at the the start and will get you backup to the mid 70's. warm front lifts in. we will see in the only a few more cloud scattered showers and thunderstorms too but neither day this weekend is a wash out it is a head up more than anything. enough for a mention, vittoria. >> we are giving you a head up as well in regard to planning your commute using mass transit. we have put this on cbs philly.com, my twit are and facebook page as well and gives you a run down of things affect from the amtrak derailment. >> for days to come. our coverage of the latest developments in the tragedy continues right now on the cw philly. we are live as investigators continue to comb the wreckage for clues into exactly what went wrong. katie has your forecast including that weekend warm up he was talking about. we will tell but a prom dress controversy, why this gown is not going to be allowed at the the gala. i'm guessing it has to do with that back cut out. i'm just throwing it out there.

>> find out on the cw we will let you know. next up, as charlie was talking about more and more passengers flying with pets claiming their emotional support animals is out of control. they track flying with the pig. we will see how that goes. >> we will keep it live and local on the cw philly station good morning family hopefully you can join us. have a great day.

good morning. it is thursday may 14th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." investigators focus on the engineer who was going twice the speed limit before the amtrak disaster. his lawyer says he does not remember the crash. plus we'll take you inside a simulator to show you the life-saving technology that could have prevented the tragedy. and more passengers are bringing pets on planes for comfort. we investigate why even pigs can fly. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. maximum authorized speed through this curve was 50 miles pe