unusual. it took amtrak about a day or so to get a firm count of how pe get on. people getf at a stop earlier orp, s that 70 to 75 could fluctuate.to krilt here we now[0[l knonm# struck4?@or washington s3ta díyeptment ofon is saying the southbound highway will be closed for an extended period of time while this accident is being investigated. >> and it is top of the hour noon eastern standard time, 9:00 a.m. pacific time. many people waking up at this hour and seeing that there has been a major train derailment in washington state. what we know is according to the local sheriff's office, there are confirmed fatalities. there were about 70 people on board this amtrak cascades train. it derailed around 7:30 a.m. pacific time in the early hours of the morning commute. this was a new route for amtrak.

they had just put it into motion, a new route that was supposed to be a little quicker for people traveling on this train. so there were some new signals some new things on the track in place, and what we've seen from google map is that this was a curve that went right over interstate 5, a curve in the track. it's a normal curve, but we also, according to amtrak, this train was going about 80mph. so one of i think the top questions for many people is speed, the bend in this curve as n.t.s.b. is already making its way to the scene to figure out what went wrong. but i think it's also fair to say that right now people are focused on recovery, because there were 70 people on board that train. and the pictures we've seen so far, notable to train that's upside down that's on interstate 5, but also the other ones that are hanging over, and, of course the cars and vehicles that officials now confirm were

also truck that were on interstate 5 as a result of this collision. >> you can see that one car there upside down. it looks like it may have burned. another car landed on top of it, and all the way back, as far back as that train went, the number of cars we have not been able to nail down, probably somewhere in the area of ten or 12 went off the track. some went off the embankment. at least one witness told us he witnessed multiple injuries. we are told there are fatalities. and as norah mentioned, vehicles on the southbound side of the road were struck by this train as it landed on i-5. >> that's the last thing you expect when you're driving. i keep thinking about those people guys, on the highway going to school, going to work, wherever they were going. you're driving down the highway the last thing you expect is a train to come flying in the air on top of your car. they will be focusing on recovery right now, but one thing they will look at is the engineer and the conductor.

they will look at toxicology reports, cell phone records, and they will look at his on driving this particular route. so a lot of questions need to be answered before they can come up with any kind of conclusion. >> the n.t.s.b. on its way to the scene. we want to bring back in we want to bring back in former n.t.s.b. chairman mark rosenker, who i think is still with us. mark, there's a camera on this train, is there not? >> that's correct, anthony. there are actually two now as a result of the pennsylvania crash that was coming around the corner much past 188. amtrak decided to not only have cameras that had already been placed on the dashboard, but they've got them now inside so you can actually see what the engineer was doing, which would in fact, tell us if he was distracted in any way, had a medical emergency. but they will do a meticulous job of one, doing the interviews with not only the crew members, but as many passengers as possible.

this video interestingly enough, may show any type of track anomaly as the train was coming over, and it will also through the actual recorder, the event recorder on board the locomotive, show if, in fact, the engineer attempted to do any type of braking. an emergency braking would be absolutely amazing, and it may have been a contributing factor to the accident if, in fact there were problems with the track. >> reporter: why would the breaking have been a contributing factor? >> because it could have been moving so fast, and it could actually get a kind of a push-pull effect as the cars begin to come on top ofantlooking it to tell, but it appears th there male inside the train. actually, it might have been a re highway. there you can see the massive response of first responders. the door on the car that is dangling looks open, so hopefully people were able to get out of that car. we this one passenger we spoke to said he

had to kick out the emergency window to get out of the car on the embankment, which would have been behind the lookg at now. this is a live picture of thent, washington. again, this is a train, this was train 501, cascades service, which travels fromof tacoma, a brand-new station in tacoma, which literally opened for passengers today. they had the friday. it was about 45 minutes out of tacomnding a curve just on one side of this overpass you're seeing n went off the tracks, and as you can see, at least one cded on southbound interstate 5t be stopped car in front sti there, and eve behind it is off the locomotive at the very back which is theistayedcks, according to the passenger we spoke with earlier. >> reporter: kris van cleave is on the phone a additionnformation. kris? >> reporter: it looks like these tracks belong to a freight rail train.'s one of the reasons why gayle aske nt

concyou're going to startlticolng the the triagebody is off that train and getting peohereple medip re more walking woun that could be broes or other sorts ofus in areatñ wherare noly hurtt all are ocus is going to be search, resd. once they'veten everyone accounted for and treated, then you really sor of mov your investi can start tryingbut righerw it'rydget haf how many wly imping to acchow maed? can you get t? now are sqmeeing're reen yellow, and red can see asengers who are around withbl3e they appear be moving on/ theitainly a good sign. this train as we know, we've been told it can carry up lready started theerealk ing about. >> and for the next probably couple of hours, that's going to be the focus. once they get a head count that's when we'll start to get some real solid information. right now we're in that stage of breaking news where numbers will change a little bit here and there as this goes on.

the other thing to think about here is how many vehicles on the roadway were impacted from this. this fell across a very major interstate in the washington area. >> the pierce county sheriff and pierce county covers the city of dupont, confirms there are injuries and casualties. this is a very significant development. you mentioned those two tents. it looked like that yellow tent, broken bones, looked quite busy. so a lot of activity there, attending to the injuries of those on board this amtrak train that derailed early this morning. >> norah, the most critical will go tom' oo level-one trauma center in washiyo oonn airlift those people if there is anarea n harborview is a very good medical center. that's where you would take yourerely injured.

and then it's going to be a matter of figuring out what to do about this major artery that you have closed. it's a major logistic issue. you don't want to complain about traffic at a time like, this but it's a major issue when you have with one of your major north-south freeways closed. >> to kris' point the department of transportation in washington saying that major artery will be closed for an indefinite period of time. you can see why with that train car upside down on the tracks. our coverage will continue throughout the day on your local news on this cbs station and our 24-hour streaming news network cbsn. watch it at cbsnews.com. >> an we'll be back with special reports as more information becomes available to us. you can watch complete coverage from the scene tonight on the

"cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> this has been a cbs news special report. i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> for news 24 hours a day, go >> breaking news, fix responds err rushing to the scene good afternoon. >> in peers county washington, amtrak train number 051 part of new high speed service that just launched today. authorities say injuries and casualties are reported in this derailment. national transportation zero takes safety board headed to the scene to begin the investigation into what went

wrong. >> those investigators look look into whether positive train control could have helped prevent the derailment in washington, just like the 2015 amtrak train derail until the philadelphia. ntsb ruled philadelphia crash was caused by the train engineer becoming distracted by radio transmissions and losing situation al awareness. investigators say the derail ment could have been prevented if positive train control had been in place and the tracks at the frankford junction. we'll continue to follow all of the angles of the story get the latest on line at cbsphilly.com. >> well, switching to local news it, wasn't the easiest win but nonetheless eagles nation is celebrating the team 's win over their nfc east rivals in new york, and they did it without carson wentz. >> the eagles are marching toward the playoffs with a 12 and two record. let's take a look at highlight quarterback nick foles hit the field yesterday in his first start of the season, to the third quarter we go, eagles up , 24 to 23. nelson agholor made the amazing grab in the end zone followed by a dunk celebration i always like

their celebrations. specially this season, right? >> watch him go. >> all right, the giants not finished though, eli manning connected with king here, who ran 50 yards down the field for a touchdown. and the fourth quarter the giants had their final chance, how much, eli manning tossed to evan ingram, incomplete, the final score 34 to 29. clinched first round bye with the win. >> right now eagles head coach doug pederson holding his day after game press conference. >> yes, he is speaking at the nova care complex let's listen. >> yes it is tough when you lose your starters, you know, and, you know, it is hard, it is hard, and then, you know joe walker's missed some time, and, you know, so there is your one and two guys have missed some time. so yes it, can be little disruptive defensively listen we don't use those as excuses, we still figure it out. and try to find ways to win we'v to do that. >> jason peters -- >> stole your seat, man.

>> i'll say it again start again, please, soree? >> you're not in your spot. >> traffic. got it. >> what kind of role does jason kelce play? plays into -- (question from the audience). >> you know, not so much what he can do, because we know what he can do, it is more or less what the defensive front is. how is that defensive ends play? nine technique or a seven or a six. so that determines the type of actions that we use with our offensive line. but, in the giant's game, that was -- >> coach pederson there at the nova care center despite the win the eagles did struggle a bit on the defense this morning we talked to angry kit ailed fry wip radio for his take on the situation. >> the defense was hideous. so eagles are 12 and two. and they got a back up quarterback who looked at goose add the regular

quarterback. but we're all going to complain today because the defense gave up 500 yards and nearly blew the game. welcome to philadelphia. >> well eagles fans, once again they took over another team's stadium and they did the citxíyy pr4h4h4houd. >> r to do atbaam# dowlan ketóuda44n(eaglesx0 cheers) . >> so coast-to-coast eagles fans represent, leaving the stadium after the eagles win really great job by all those fans who made the trip up the turnpike. >> and don't miss a play on or off the field. we have everything you need to know about the eagles on our website when we aren't on tv log on to cbsphilly.com/eagles. >> pennsylvania governor tom rolf calling for resignation following allegations of sexual misconduct, the philadelphia inquirer published an arm quoting former campaign legislative staffers and advisors, they accuse senator jaylen leach of

behavior ranking from highly sexualized jokes and comments to inapropriate touching. leach blames the accusations on unknown political opponent and denies the allegation. >> to a story everyone is talking becomes lights finally back on, at atlanta heartfield airport following a massive power outage. >> slight work to get back on track. slides diverted and thousands of passenger left waiting for nearly 11 hours crews restored the power just before midnight. despite that, more than 400 flights still canceled today. 7ó leaving folks unsure about plans. >> you know, they don't e have the stuff up yet. so i beooks l ;ñfosurg pverybospd else. he outage caused by a fire lectrical facility about 30, affected by the well, matt peterson tracking the temperatures this weekend, has a look at your weekend weather. matt? >> yes jim it is going to be a little bit on the warm side. as we move through the holiday weaken couple of mild days in

the mix, with a little bit of sunshine here and there could also be seeing some wet weather from time to time on saturday, and sunday. so we will get better idea getting closer to the weekend. but so far that's what we're looking at. >> all right matt, thank you. join us outside after the break. the drive-thru donations just keep oncoming for our annual " joy of sharing" toyfest campaign. we will check out all of the progress next.

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d a cool, but not overly cold start to our monday, and we're starting to see a little bit of cloud cover work its way in on storm scan three as well. now the good news for our monday it won't be totally sunshine also, had a few very, very light rain sprinkles, early on, on our monday morning all of that even limited precipitation has been gone for quite some time. so overall, it will be a dry and all it be maybe little bit warmer afternoon as well. low pressure off to the north warmfront lifted through this morning, that's what gave us, again, few of the rain sprinkles, out there, but what we will watch for then is another area of low pressure it will stay well off into canada and it will have a weak cold front, associated with it, not much precipitation, with this front really what it will allow for tomorrow, is an influx of some southerly wind, southwest winds usually c out of the north or the south and east, bridges with it that

warm and at times muggy air in the summer. now just warm because we're in the middle of deals but then again that front comes all the way through so mild tuesday on the back side of the front for wednesday and looks like it could get little bit back down toward seasonable range but overall won't be too chilly so again more seasonable mid-week after 60s tomorrow and relatively nice monday for us, as well. getting into the second half of our week, after that front comes through we are actually going to watch for another ridge of high pressure to build, southeast more mild air starts to work its way in as we get toward friday. and that will last into what will be the holiday weekend with maybe more above average temperatures. forty-nine today. up to 58 tomorrow. mostly sunny skies last day of fall is wednesday it will be 46 to mostly sunny, first day of winter officially is thursday sun filled skies pretty seasonable day there 50's and 60s maybe for friday, and into saturday. when we come back, we will be at toyfest jim and rahel outside, looking for all of the gifts today to make sure

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cbs-3, our "joy of sharing" toyfest drop-off day. >> yes the weather could not be better. we have partnered with salvation army, uso and the boys and girls clubs of camden county collect toys for children in need who may not have otherwise had one. >> since 6:00 this morning we've had folks dropping them off at our location here, trying to fill up this entire truck for young people all over the area to make sure they have a great christmas. >> yes, had so many folks also come down here to help douse that jim. so joining me now i want to make sure i get this right todd the president and ceo of hands stone massage. so your corporate headquarters are here here in neshaminy. >> so corporate headquarters up in trevose, we have over 50 locations in the delaware valley down south jersey. so we're throughout the area with our locations. >> and you've sponsored this campaign for quite some time now. tell me about that and why is it important for the company to do that? >> this is our actually our seventh year doing the toy drive. i think it is important you know we want to give back to

the communities that so support us, throughout the year and our customers want to have an outlet to be able to donate. so we put the boxes in the locations, we give them the coupon if they give us a new toy, and we love the corporate responsibility that we're portraying. >> we love the support thank you. >> thank you. >> well, major ferriera here from the salvation army. how important is this to your organization. >> extremely important as we prepare for our final distribution before christmas lots of families reaching out children in need, gift for christmas time, and this will help hugely with that. >> and who are the people that are donating these toys? >> people who are donating are people who like our customers places like hands and stone people from their work just regular people in the sit of philadelphia, who realize that there are people in our community who are in need and are willing to help. >> it is all about brotherly love and sisterly affection rahel. >> we've seen so many people out here. we've seen viewers, i had girlfriends show up with her mom 30 minutes ago with two bags of toils so everybody.

>> this is amazing, if you have the opportunity today swing by our station we're at 55 spring hamilton street in the spring garden street of philadelphia right across from the community college. >> absolutely, and if you can't be here because of maybe your work schedule or you just don't have a toy yet you can also text the word joy to, i believe it is 41444 and that's an automatic 10-dollar donation, and i just did it you can also donate a little bit more if you're feeling extra generous this holiday season. we do appreciate it. >> easy way to go. now we have the elves, come on ladies, let's pack up this truck, we will be here until 11:00 thanks for joining us, see you back here tomorrow and later on today.

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