>> i stood up to get off and smack, hit me on the trolley. >> breaking overnight, a train crashed at philadelphia 69th street terminal, sends dozens of people to the hospital. today is fuse, august 22, good morning, aim jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. that will accident involving two septa trains has injured 42 people. >> this happened early this morning at the 69 street terminal in upper darby where trang do is live, to bring us to up date. good morning, trang. >> good morning, jim, rahel. fortunately officials say none of those injuries are life threateningment i'll take you right to the train where you can actually see the trolley car involved off in the distance with police tape across it. now, despite all of those injuries, there is very minimal visible damage to the cars involved. but, take a look at the scene overnight. >> this happened just after

midnight as norristown high-speed line trolley was pulling into 69th street station. that's when the trolley crossed into an empty car park on the track. in all, 42 people including the operator are hurt. four of them critically. paramedics transported the injured to seven area hospitals. passenger ronnie described to us a very disturbing scene. >> my face hit the wall, put a big hole in the wall, i went straight down, i blacked out. >> there is blood everywhere, the driver is all banged up. this one girl bleeding out of her face pretty bad. >> despite this major incident , septa tells us the norristown high-speed line is running regularly. the trains are running. but for passengers to expect delays. we're stale out here, continue to keep you updated throughout the morning. but for now live from 69th street station, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. let's get check on how the overnight accident may affect your morning commute. >> for more on that, here's

meisha johnson, traffic report er. >> we just turned the bumm being of it from trang. just to recap where we are right now, yes, we have the accident involving two norristown high-speed line trains at the 69th street terminals, trang had pointed out around 12:15 a.m. so, 42 injured, all together, service is expected to resume. it is actually expected to resume right about now. so just a heads up. if i were you, training will be running every 15, 20 minutes, and if i were you would mostly deaf expect delays. check the schedules, again, trains running every 15, 20 minute, should be resuming right now, that's the good news, matt becomes 4:30 in the morning and very, very busy in the world of travel. over to you. >> it really sounds like it, it will be relatively busy weather day as well, not because we have any kind of real bad weather coming our way but we do have a high heat , high humidity day in store for us. something that might be more reminiscent of the middle of july than the middle of august storm scan3, not whole lot

going on, few showers moved through berks county, part of montgomery montgomery county couple of hours ago, but dry for the time being. heat advisory in effect fosh 95 corridor, see philly, wilmington, trend forge, all involved in the heat advisory, 1:00 this afternoon until 8:00 x values 108 to 93 later in the day because of the high humidity. temperatures just waking up on our tuesday morning, 70s, some 60s if you head further north toward treated g coming in at 69 degrees. topping things out, jim, rahel , at 93, again, heat index could be pushing up near 100 later this afternoon. >> going to be a hot one, thank you. bill cosby new defense team will be at today's preliminary hearing in montgomery county courtroom. has hired michael jackson's former lawyer for his upcoming sexual assault trial. joining mesereau sam silver,

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in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. breaking story we've been following all morning, a train cash at septa 69th street terminal has injured 42 people the conductor is among those hurt. septa says all of the injured were on a train coming into the station which hit an unoccupied train. the transit agency none of the cases are life think, cause of the crash is under investigation. septa says expect service disruptions for the morning commute. in other news, massive ocean search for five missing crew members of an army blackhawk helicopter has ended chopper went down last week off the coast of had a we during training exercise, coast guard and navy searched more than 72,000 square naught call miles. official say total of four helmets were found along with other debris from the health copter.

>> well, city council meeting in charlottesville, virginia ends in three arrests. >> protesters interrupted the meeting last night chanting blood on your hands. many were upset that a white supremecist rally was allowed to happen back on august 12. come called on their city representatives to resign. counselors and staff even had to leave the room at one point police removed some of the protesters, and the eventually continued the meeting. this was the first council meeting since the have i lens and deadly rally. >> well, time now 4:43, matt here with another check on your forecast. >> matt, could you already feel it when we walk out. definitely hot and humid out there you. >> guys aren't kidding, only going to get worse going through the afternoon unfortunately. yesterday it was warm, and maybe at times little muggy, but today is definitely going to be more reminiscent what you might get in the middle of july rather than toward the middle and second half of

august. at this point already starting to think what's around the corner, that's of course fall, mother nature reminding us it doesn't start for another couple of weeks. temperatures on tuesday morning, looking really on the hot side already. seeing plenty of 70s out there , 76, still, here at philadelphia international airport. seventy-seven, in millville, 75 in dover, now, couple of 60s are out there, lancaster, reading, back up toward mount pocono, mid to high six range, overall warm, warm start to the day. it is a very muggy start to the day, as well, with dew points into the 60s and even close to 70 already. and it will get even more humid as we go through the afternoon. future weather for us again, relatively clear here early on in the day. by 10:00 this morning, still maybe just few clouds here or there. but what we will be watching for is maybe 5:00, 6:00 couple every isolated showers could develop off to the west. you see as we head into the early evening, 8:00, we do get a line of some shower and thunderstorm activity starting to move into the poconos. and then that will try to work it way down into the lehigh

valley and then across philly going through the nighttime hours tonight. all associated with cold front sliding on through. should clear the coastline actually by tomorrow morning, leaving us just with cloud cover, maybe isolated shower early on in the day. our future feels-like temperatures this afternoon, high nine's, to near 100, so because of that, we do have our heat advisory in effect, good news for us, on wednesday , it does get little better. there is the heat advisory through the i95 corridor, the 98 to 103 for heat index values today, be sure to keep yourself safe throughout the afternoon. checking on those morsus temple to the heat. eighty-four tomorrow. meisha it, get nice and comfortable toward the end of the week, and the weekends. check it out. 70s saturday, sunday. >> matt i think a lot of people will like that from 90 's to 70s, a lot of people over the heat. i'm not one of them. i like the heat but i know a lot of people will be happy. just in case you missed it, big story of the morning, what we've been talking about, rahel meanting this up at the desk, piggyback on, that give you casino of the update

what's going on. so last night, i would say earlier this morning, around 12:15, this morning, we had accident involving two norristown high-speed line trains. the good news is, we are back to running now. so, trains are running every 15, 20 minutes, and there are no closures on market street. if i were you, though, i would expect delays and give yourselves extra time. i would also say they usually do make sure to check the schedules on line. that's the most updated information of the they are running back to 15, 20 minute inch cream minutes, at least the good news, we are looking also at an accident out there, the schulkhill westbound at conshohocken, pulled all the way off to the far right shoulder. now that you can see the flares in the roadway, they're blocking couple of lanes, as well. scooted all the way off to the left. this is area right now that's going to start to get slow. you are going have to put on your brakes, not traveling around that area at posted speeds would allow t construction 59 south around the airport two, left lanes blocked there. see flashing lights out there. in fact, we have a lot of construction out there this morning that's still out there fifty-nine north between route 413, route one, left lane

compromised here. see crews probably even moving out of the way now, then 422 westbound between schuylkill and route 23, the left lane compromised there. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. jury is side wag woman who said she got ovarian cancer if using baby powder. >> just how much johnson & johnson will have to pay after that verdict. we'll be right back.

>> back to breaking news, the crash involving two septa trains has injured 42 people. this happened over night at septa 69th street terminal in upper darby. the transit agency says the train heading into station hit a park train, septa says there are no life threatening injuries. the crash is under investigation. septa says expect delays throughout the morning. trang do will have more on the crash coming up in a live report at five. >> son son and johnson ordered to pay $417 million following a lawsuit in california. the a jury sided yesterday with the 63 year old woman who

said she got ovarian cancer after decades of using the company's baby powder. she testified she has been using the product regularly since she was 11 years old. the woman around she would have stopped using the powder if the product had a warning label. johnson & johnson not legally required, however, to put warning label on that product. >> well, time now is 4:50. time for check on business news. >> money watch's meg oliver joins us from the new york took stock exchanges, good morning, meg. investor looking to continue a rally today. what's the latest on the market? >> good morning, jim, rahel. despite declines in energy companies, stocks on wall street inch. higher yesterday for the most part, dow gained 29 points, s&p fine wished two points higher and the nasdaq lost three points. jim, rahel. >> so meg, i i understand you have remind for consumers to read the fine print. what's this all about? >> reporter: yes, this should definitely wake you up this morning. new stud fry credit cards. com finds 48% of consumers they spoke with were

unknowingly charged for subscription after the trial periods ended. more than one in three americans say they've signed up for an auto pay subscription or membership, like a gym, without realizing it, generation x most likely to fall victim, parents more likely than non-parent to enroll in auto pay program. read the fine print. >> i've definitely been guilty that far. >> get the magnifying glass out. >> but i've actually signed up for amazon prime, didn't realize it, and enjoyed it, i kept it. >> suck her in, meg. >> get ready to feel the heat today. >> matt, how warm do you think it will actually feel outside? >> well, i think it will be oppressively hot today. it will be feeling like the dog days of summer. we have heat advisory goes into effect at 1:00. just how high the heat index values will go this afternoon after the

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>> it is going to be a hot hot day today for the philadelphia area. we're looking outside this morning from a top "eyewitness news," and a few, looks like, low hanging clouds out there maybe to start the day out. but it is going to be a sun- filled afternoon. with all of the sun, comes some warmer temperatures, to say the least. storm scan3, showing you couple of returns actually rolled through areas of bucks county, montgomery county. couple of hours ago. with some showers, maybe even isolated rumble every thunder at times, but it is a dry scene, now, across the entire delaware valley, again, storm scan3 looking at even clearer skies, no getting not even any cloud cover out there at this point. temperatures, we wake up this tuesday morning, it is a warm warm start to the day. wilmington, 74, philly sitting at 75, at the airport, a.c. airport, also 75 degrees. little bit on the cooler side. i guess we call it, head up into the lehigh valley, reading coming in at 69. allentown, of the, the poconos , the coup he is spot as you might expect on this tuesday morning, 65 degrees. up up in the mount pocono area

, dew point already into the high to almost oppressive range for pretty much everywhere one across the area see six's, 70s, out there, even millville dew point of 76 n the day. as you might expect, dew points will fall off just maybe a degree or two as we go later in the afternoon, remain high enough when you add in temperatures likely to be in the 90s, and the dew point that will be in the high 60s to the low 70s, are our heat inch index values likely to be up into the triple digits or at least near the triple ill digit most of the day. no real factor in with the feels like temperature gusano, but it will be higher going throughout the afternoon hours 76 degrees what we look at by 7:00 this morning. 10:00 a.m. already up into the 80s, all that sunshine, through 10:00, through the noontime hour, and 3:00 as well, we peak at 93 degrees, later on in the day. then by 5:00 still in the 90s at 91, maybe few extra clouds are out, there and by the 5:00 d

potentially look for maybe a stray shower or pop up thunderstorm so meisha, i know we have some problems this morning, if we do get any thunderstorms, maybe the drive home little messy, too. >> yes, matt not the only one heating up over in the weather department. certainly heating up here in the travel department, as well happy tuesday, not even the 5:00 hour, it is so busy outside. just a ton of different things going on. first pull your tape sean here accident schuylkill westbound at conshohocken, far right lane, you can see the two lanes block, pulled off to the shoulder, a lot of people outside their vehicles, and you can also see how slow moving you're having to travel on by, gaper delay, so already , very, very slow there then construction, 422 westbound, between the schuylkill and route 23, left lane compromised. good news some of the areas like 95 north between 413 and route one where we have construction those crews have moved out of the way. we have another accident this is the big one we are talking about this morning in case you missed it, we have an accident

involving two norristown high speed lines, actually happened earlier this morning, 12:15 a.m. at the transportation center. good thing is trains are expected now to be running back but you can see, 15, 20 minute intervals, and also expect delays. so factor in little bit of extra time. check those schedules on line. the good thing also, no closure on market. so hopefully this should be remedy hopefully we start to get a lot of people zero out there around the 6:00, 7:00 hour. just heads up, running now back but 15, 20 minute intervals. and you can absolutely expect delays. we will be talking about another accident coming up in the next ten minute, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," live on the scene with our latest on breaking news as meisha just mentioned, the septa train crash at 69th street terminal service is getting started again this morning. >> also ahead, governor chris christie react to go president trump's comments in the wake of charlottesville violence. hear what he has to say. >> we'll show you some foul

behavior over a foul ball. we're back at the top of the hour. stay with us.

>> following breaking news this morning, train crash at upper darby 69th street terminal has left dozens hurt, many of the injuries are serious. if you use the norristown high-speed line, expect delays , we'll have an update for you. >> comedian bill cosby back in court today with some new faces on his defense team, we'll show you who will be representing him, and some of the big name clients they pushed for in the past. >> much of the area under heat advisory this afternoon, we look live at the parkway in center city, heat index in the triple digits. oh, my. but, i say, in for thiee tuesday,