breaking news right now at noon, a new jersey transit train slams into a station in the height of morning rush hour. at least one person is dead and 100 others injured. witnesses say the train never stopped barrelling through walls >> passengers saw people trapped under concrete. many others were bleeding as they left the train station. footage from the scene shows a tangled mess of concrete medal and dangling cables there. passengers say everything was normal until the train approached the station and suddenly lurched forward at the last second. passengers say people went flying. passengers were able to get out

jamie as the at scene is at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: witnesses described seeing a woman trapped under concrete and people bleeding after the train crashed here at this commuter train station. of the more than 100 injured their injuries are being described as critical. witnesses say the commuter train slammed into a wall at full force inside station in hoboken, new jersey. at least 100 people are injured. the platform was packed with people waiting to commute to new york city. kirby fischer was sitting in the front car on the left side. >> it just stopped. it was look a big crash. and then everything from the ceiling fell. >> reporter: officials say the station's roof partially collapsed on the train and debris littered the reception

executive producer. >> many of them have bloody shirts and clothing and head injuries. i saw one person with what appeared to be a broken leg. >> reporter: rescue crews climbed through train cared to reach passengers under mangled medal and dangled wire. federal investigators will tray to figure out what happened here. they will look at various factors including the condition of the tracks and d train. >> everybody just was done transit service at the hoboken station has been suspended indefinitely. >> reporter: almost 15,000 people use this station each day. many commute across the hudson river into new york city. thank you. we're also getting a firsthand look at this crash from

>> wbz has images from inside the station. >> reporter: right after the train crashed, shocked passengers and commuters began posting pictures and videos of the chaos on soshd. these photos show heavy structural damage at the end of the track and coming to a halt between the indoor waiting area and flat form. the impact caused a partial roof collapse. you can see the twisted medal shortly after the crash and the situation was scary and saw people crying and being treated for shock. these photos now from corey show an up close look at the train and a man walking away from the crash with blood splattered on his white t- shirt. he posted a picture of first responders outside the station. corey says he was on board the train that crashed but luckily was not hurt.

snapped this photo. she said she arrived five minutes after the crash. she took this picture before police redirected her and several others to alternate routes out of the station. many terrifying stories coming out of this tragedy. 100 others are injured. >> we will continue to follow this breaking news story. we expect an update from officials there this afternoon at 1:00. we'll have a chain of daycare centers shutting down after the state revoked its licenses. >> live in chelsea for us this noon with details. >> reporter: the claims are very disturbing and what we have learned is that this is one of the daycare locations based on illegal notice issued to the company we have learned that all six locations have had issues through the years and

2014. . little terri's pumpkins has the markings of a daycare. a notice to close effective september 30th. the daycare worker says we apologize for providing you a short closure of all its locations. it was forced to make this decision based on upon actions of the early education and care and other parties only within the last few within the last few years this company has been in the hot seat and investigated by the state dating back to 2014. through a 72 page legal document obtained by wbz we learned of multiple reasons the state is stepping in. the document points to company infractions and the programs inability to maintain financial liability. the first complaint coming in september of 2014 and complaints continuing through july of 2016.

with daycare officials admittedly blaming a lack of reimbursement and children accusing them of not giving them milk to drink and only serving cereal to eat. the document pointed out a child was left in the van and another child driven to the wrong location in march of 2015. the e ec confirms little pumpkins locations are losing ability to receive child care documents which accounts for 96% of their business. >> taking a lye look at this location in chelsea, we have made multiple attempts today to speak with the daycare director but we haven't been able to reach her. i should say that the daycare was issued this legal notice on september 23rd.

this if they choose to. live in chelsea, nicole jacobs, wbz news. developing this noon, police are looking for help trying to explain a strange incident along route 18. a woman was found in a ravine last night. first responders had to use ropes to climb down 40 feet to pull her to safety. the woman told police she was dropped off at that location but wasn't sure how she got there. police are looking for anyone who may have seen between 7:00 and 8:00 last night near the main street overpass. another cloudy day in boston now. it looks like this murky weather will stick around as we wait for the rain to arrive. pam la gardener has a first look at your accurate forecast this afternoon. looks like we're on repeat. >> the next several days the clouds are dominating the forecast and rain chances. today will be a drier day compared to what is yet to come.

and the on shore flow keeping a brisk northeast wind out there. once you get inland that's where we have bursts of sunshine. one area of low pressure to the southwest continuing to give us that little bit of flow in the little potential for rain, especially tonight into the day tomorrow and going into the weekend. again, most of the today is dry and temperatures cool, 58 in boss fon and a nice fall day in manchester. 60 degrees around 60 especially the long the coast and breaks of sun once you get further inland with the northeast wind picking up from time to time. in just a bit staying cloudy and cool. then beneficial rain pushing in and i'll have that hour by hour timing and let you know when we will see the sunshine back in the seven day forecast. stay on top of your forecast any time our weather app free in the google and apple stores.

miles off the massachusetts coast says he didn't harm or kill his grandfather. suspicions about what happened on the boat are increasing his grief over the apparent drowning of his mother. court documents also reveal he was a suspect in the 2013 murder of his grandfather in connecticut. nathan's father says his father is not capable of hurting anyone. >> the two closest people to my son in the world there's no way he would ever injure either one of them. >> police issued a warrant to arrest car men for his grandfather's murder but prosecutors say there's not enough information to sign it. 40 days to go in campaign 2016. the candidates are hitting the battleground states today and that has donald trump coming to new hampshire for an afternoon rally in bedford and hillary clinton is in iowa today. she's trying to win over voters

underway today. now to a wbz exclusive, one of the most contested questions on the november ballot. >> should the state lift the cap on charter schools? we have a look at how voters feel about charter schools and our exclusive poll. one of the most controversial questions on the ballot. the teacher unions and allies see charter schools as a threat and pouring millions into a campaign to stop question two which would allow the state to authorize 12 new charter schools each year and the wbz amherst poll of 700 likely voters finds near majority support for lifting the cap on the number of charter schools 49% for yes and 39% opposed and

enjoys extensive financial backing. >> is that ten point margin vulnerable? >> i certainly think so. you see the money that's being spent here kate and chris. i think a closer look inside this poll would suggest that the final outcome may be well linked to voter turn out in the presidential election year. af yes vote on question two draws some of its strongest support from voters and the prime demo of parents with school age kids and independents with a large block. liberals are 64% opposed and democrats with 49% voting no. activists and partisans tend to be reliable voters and this poll suggests a strong democratic turn out could at

so stay tuned and buckle in. all right, we can't look away at this point, john. >> no turning back now. a few weeks to go. >> thank you, john. the red sox lost last night but still won the bull pen. a walk off grand slam but the blue jays lost too which gave the red sox the american east title and set off a celebration in the lo r final year. thinking back to spring training where it all starts, what does it mean to you? >> i lot. you play pretty good in the year and man, super happy. >> the yankees will honor or tiz tonight at his final game at yankee stadium. a player stepping up in tom

old cold case. the suspect sketches now released in the murder of a local teacher. we're continuing to follow breaking news at noon. here's live pictures now. at least one person has been killed after a train crash outside of new york city in hoboken, new jersey. we'll have an update after the

my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us.

breaking news out side of new york city after a train crash in hoboken, new jersey that injured more than a hundred people. it happened during rush hour. for people getting to new york city. the train prayer did survive the crash. crews have gotten all passengers out of the train that crashed and federal officials on scene to figure out what happened. this is a live look at the scene. a lot of investigators still there and passengers say the train didn't slow down as it entered the station. . investigators have released

up with this possible suspect of the killer. in 1992 someone grabbed her during an evening night job. her body was found four days later. let's get a check on the weather now. another gloomy day. like a repeat of yesterday. >> yes, we have the on shore flow keeping the clouds right over boston and the eastern half of massachusetts. the good news is further inland is where you see sunshine. we did see some sun early today but now the clouds have taken over as you see in the live picture looking over the skyline of boston and that on shore wind is keeping a breeze for us too. also keeping track of the tropics here. matthew is strengthen and max wind speeds at 70 miles per hour moving into the caribbean and to the west at 15 miles per hour.

strengthen to a category 1 hurricane by early friday morning and a very weak category 1 and strengthening to a category 2 as we get to monday morning. then it take ace northerlily track here diminishing to a cat one by tuesday. it gets bigger and bigger past that so something we're going to keep a watch ob and we'll keep you up to date. conditions in boston, gloomy and breezy, northeast wind a cool fall day out there. temss elsewhere in the 60s. 60 in lawrence and 52 in worster and 59 in foul myth. temperatures staying around 60 degrees. couple breaks of sun especially inland and that's a little bit of a break from the northeast keeping the clouds along the coastline. as we take a bigger look here, two areas of low pressure that we're watching and this is

rain chances for us. the map has not changed since last week. at least here in massachusetts but the severe extreme drought conditions have expanded into maine. we go through the hour by hour forecast and here this afternoon the clouds hang around the eastern half of southern new england and then we have breaks of sun and clear skies. notice some areas of drizzle could develop in south eastern parts of massachusetts but otherwise pretty dry. drizzle developing. 52 degrees and same deal tomorrow, rinse and repeat here. the clouds taking over and temperatures around 60 degrees. there's a better chance for scattered showers as you head to fenway park tomorrow night. you want to keep the rain gear with you just in case. you will want to the next several days. saturday a better chance of widespread showers and perhaps heavy showers from time to time. sunday not quite as shower ri

patriots game that afternoon. here's the hour by hour to show you the two areas of low pressure. the one closest will dominate spinning up showers more overnight into saturday morning and saturday afternoon. 1-2 inches of rainfall potential out of this system and we'll take what we can get. seven-day forecast, more temperatures around 60 degrees all the way through sunday. a little bit of a warm up monday but still can't shake chance for rain monday into next tuesday. >> hopefully it will clear up in time for the pats game. the lengths one coach will go to get intell on the patriots. >> his disguise to figure out who is playing quarterback in

i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too.

the afc offensive player has been named for september. he ran for over a hundred yards in every game this season.

trying to figure out who will be playing quarterback. he tried to get intell by impersonating a reporter on a conference call. >> julian, this is walt from the buffalo news. are you playing quarterback this week? >> walt, right? his answer is he will do whatever coach bill belichick bill belichick asks him to do. you can see the on sunday at 1:00. breaking news here on wbz, one person has died in a train crash outside new york city in hoboken, new jersey.

joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from

l washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. breaking news from hampton to tell you about. the search for a home invasion suspect happening off of indian head road now. a shelter in place has been or theed at the indian head school and hanson middle school as police search for a suspect. we will continue to bring you updates throughout the afternoon. we're continuing breaking

hoboken, new jersey. 100 hurt and one dead in a train crash during the morning rush hour in new jersey. the station serves for a major hub for people to get to new york city. the train conductor did survive the crash. the train didn't slow down as it entered the hoboken, station. our final check on the weather with >> yes, most of the clouds inland, you may see an area of sunshine. temperatures around 60 degrees. friday 59 and more showers developing with another chance for rain saturday into sunday as well. we should get breaks on sunday for the game. okay thanks for watching our next newscast is today at 5:00.

>> mariah: more balloons, or do you think we're good? >> dylan: more balloons? more balloons and we're gonna float away. >> mariah: [ chuckles ] that is a solid point. i hope the little squirt appreciates this, because i have about a thousand papercuts from tying ribbon. >> dylan: can you help me hang this? >> mariah: yeah, yeah. of course. >> dylan: okay. thanks. >> mariah: so, did you take the uh, actually, i'm gonna go in after the party. >> mariah: big investigation to get back to? >> dylan: yeah, you know, something like that. >> mariah: so, how does that work, anyway -- investigating people? are there certain, like, tells or signs that you look for? >> dylan: mariah... >> mariah: what? >> dylan: [ sighs ] ...if there's something you want to ask me, just ask. >> chelsea: i mean, how psyched is this birthday girl gonna be? >> chloe: it is so awesome.