chance for flooding, we'll keep track of what happening in your neighborhood. we given with that breaking news in wilmington. tonight a woman is charged with murder in the death of two firefighters. >> let's go to deanne that durante. >> reporter: neighbors here who know the woman say they are shocked. some say that she told them it was an accidental fire, but police say it doesn't matter, that this 27-year-old suspect con fesed to investigators and most recently federal investigators yesterday. >> if it was her, of course i have nothing but to be angry. i have a 1-month-old baby in there too. >> reporter: gabby felix says she was drinking with beatriz fana-ruiz just before the fire was set. all seemed normal with the 27-year-old. >> she was talking about her

job, that she was going to get me a job there. >> reporter: that night she gave no indication anything was wrong. >> i don't think she would do something, but i don't know her that much. they said that she was on medicine, medication and drunk. i don't know, people too things crazy. >> reporter: according to court papers, ruiz told police she was taking medication. investigators say rue weesds started the blaze in the basement of this row home while 3 of her neighbors were sleeping. investigators say she was achk bring, but why was she mad? she didn't want to say that. neighbors who have been waiting for answers today they say're shocked, but at least now they know how the fire started, even if they don't know why. many in the neighborhood say the

family of ruiz was inside this house, including her own child at the time that the fire broke out. she is next scheduled to be in court next week. reporting lye in wilmington, delaware, deanna durante. our coverage continues now with nbc 10's brandon hudson, he's just outside the public viewing for one of those fallen firefighters that's just getting started right now. >> rosemary and jim, the procession under way, you can see the long line of firefighters and other supporters who are here to come and view senior senior firefighter jerry fickes, the knew newark fire department also raised a flag in tribute. let's get you some video from earlier before this viewing started. this is the only viewing that's open to the public. firefighters from all over delaware and surrounding states greeted and comfort each other outside grace lutheran church.

fickes and lieutenant chris leach dieded in a fire over the weekend. a fire inside a home that trapped both firemen. since the news of their deaths spread, the outpouring of support has been overwhelming. >> it just shows that we're all a band of brothers, regardless of personal differences or anything. it's just great to be a firefighter. i'm really sorry and i want to send my condolences to his family and his other partners at wil wilmington. >> you can see the flag that was put up by the wilmington and newark fire departments, this is in tribute to firefighter fickes. the loss of fickes still stings

and we hope to talk to a few of these firefighters after the viewing to see what firefighter jerry fickes meant to them. >> next 10 has a team of reporters following the latest developments on this breaking story. our delaware bureau reporter tim furlong is gathering more information right now and we'll have a live report coming up on nbc news at 6:00. another rainy, cloudy chilly day across the area, and the nbc 10 radar shows the rain is already moving in. in milton, delaware, some roads are closed because of flooding. >> high water could also be a problem at the jersey shore. here's a live look from our camera at cape may, pretty wet out there, potential flooding is a concern here as well as other spots along the coast. it's going to be a wet for concert goers in south philadelphia. here's a live look inside the

link where beyonce will be performing this evening. anybody who's headed to the concert, definitely bring the umbrella and bring the poncho. >> tonight for the beyonce concert, it's going to be chilly and also windy with a little rain around. stormranger10, the only mobile radar out there and we drove it to glassboro, new jersey to give us a more detailed look. there you see it, showing the heavy rain moving into parts of cumberland county, prae sip rates over a half an inch an hour. in smyrna and parts of delaware, near cape may county, laurel lake across the main roadways here, that's where we're seeing some of the heavier rain shown by the yellow. and that rain spreads up into the philadelphia area. so we're also skiing heavier rain than we saw.

and the yellow showing us that steadier rainfall that is actually getting quite a bit laefr for the evening commute. take a look at what also is heading our way from the atlantic, we have for rain moving in from offshore, and that's really giving heavy rain to parts of delaware that have already seen the very heavy rain earlier this morning. sussex county dealing with those yellow and orange coloring, that's the heaviest of the rain, precip rains close to an inch to a inch and a half and hour. sus sec county is under that flood warning, for an additional 2 to 4 inches of rain possible. flooding is going to be a concern for parts of the area, we'll talk more about timing of the rain coming up. take a look at the scene, we're going to show it to you now after a new jersey transit train slammed into a platform full of passengers. the crash was so powerful, it caused part of the station to

collapse. tonight at least one person is dead and more than 100 are hurt. chris palone is here are hoboken with the very latest. >> reporter: passengers say that this new jersey transit train that was coming into the hoboken station never slowed at all. it smashed through the barrier, hit and the roof collapsed. and now investigators are trying to figure out why. witnesses say things went from calm to chaos in an instant. >> there was a hasz of kind of smoke and then everything was dusty and dirty. people were crying and screaming. >> reporter: it happened at rush hour just before 9:00 at one of the busiest train stations in the newark area. a transit train approaching the station never stopped. >> it came in at a high rate of speed, went through the bumper

block, went through the air. >> we couldn't see anything because the lights went out and we felt more than a jolt, i mean everyone was thrown too the other side. >> reporter: about 250 people were on the train, one woman on the platform died when she was hit by debris. police and passengers all raced to help as the walking wounded made their way to safety. >> the ceiling came down, the columns came down, a couple of people were buried under the rubble. >> reporter: as investigators scramble to figure out exactly what went wrong and whether the crash could have been prevented. >> the train came in at a much too high rate of speed and the question is why is that. >> reporter: investigators are here to answer that question. and new jersey governor chris christie says the engineer did survive the crash and is cooperating with the investigation. live in hoboken, i'm chris

pallone. >> this is not the first time a train has crashed into that station, right? >> reporter: actually a very similar type of incident five years ago on mother's day in 2011, a train actually crashed into what they call the bumper attend of the tracks, about 30 people were injured in that incident. nobody killed. the nts rub ruling that the engineer didn't apply the brakes hard enough to slow the train down. this one came at a much higher rate of speed so that the train actually jumped the tracks. >> thanks for that, chris. we have more live reports coming this hour. plus the tpc technology that was not being used before this crash. why avoiding the flu shot could be al harder this year. they will fight because they were doing something.

well, something is going wrong at this bank. and you are the head of it. >> they are not done yet. members of congress, with more tough words for the leader of wells fargo, but will it help customers at the center of this banking scandal? plus a horrific crime shocks a philadelphia neighborhood. next at 5:00, neighbors tell us about the victims and how they're doing.

a violent stabbing spree spanned at least four blocks in cobs creek. the family told police that the father may have been on drugs when he grabbed the knife. >> my grandson used to hang out on the porch and go visit him. so this could have been my grand baby because not only did he go it to his son, he did it to a friend of his son. >> an investigation has been opened into this officer involved shooting. nj transit says all service

in and out of hoboken is suspended this afternoon. at least one person was killed when a speeding commuter train plowed into a platform. authorities say the train was going too fast, but it's not immediately clear what caused the crash. our team coverage continues with nbc's tammy lite -- >> we know that investigators are out here just in the last hour, they have been able to get in and really to piece together what exactly happened. we know that a train plowed into the station here in hoboken, new jersey. normally a train would only be going about 20 miles an hour when coming into the station. this train showed no signs of stopping and actually jumped on to the platform and a lot of

debris fell. that's where that woman was injured. more than 100 people were transported having been hurt in this incident. >> just in the last few minutes we have learned from three different sources that the engineer's name is tommy gallagher, we know that he's critically injured, he's in the hospital right now, but he is speaking with investigators and correspondenting. we also know that he has no infractions here at the new jersey transit and he has no medical or criminal history that would raise any flags with investigators. back to you guys. background here, new jersey transit lags far behind other community railroads when it comes to installing positive train control technology. the railroad's most recent federal filings show no track segments in connection with that

positive train control system. that safety technology would have prevented the deadly amtrak detrailment that crashed in may of last year. eight passengers died in that crash. amtrak has since put positive train control systems in it's. >>. and then of course a little bit later, nbc "nightly news" whether have the latest developments from the scene. let's turn to the weather now, more wet weather moving through the region right now, we have erika martin out there. >> she's been in stormranger10, and joins us live from glassboro. >> reporter: you know, of

course, stormranger10, a unique vehicle, in that we do with dual pole doppler radar, it is a portable radar. we do want to know what kind of precipitation we're seeing is in the atmosphere. of course temperatures right now would indicate rain showers. another issue we're having right now would be those increasing wind gusts, glenn and sheena have been talking about that, current wind gusts i'm feeling of 30 to 35 miles an hour. with stormranger10, we can track this for you. and if you follow us on social media, #stormranger. this rainy, dreary weather is going to stick around for a couple of days. meteorologist sheena parveen has more on when it's going to get to your neighborhood.

>> it's in glassboro nig boboro that's why we have stormranger10 in glassboro tonight. right now we're looking closely at some heavy rain in south jers, delaware dealing with heavy rain, i'll show you that in a second. right near near laurel lake, rainfall rates about a half an inch an hour, and some of the heaviest amounts, sliding up into the philadelphia area, you see the yellow shading that goes from media, up through philadelphia international, up through new jersey, like harry hill, seeing that more moderate rainfall across the major interstates. so the rain is getting heavier and steadier for the evening commute, not good timing, but we have more of that moving onshore in parts of sussex county, also cape may county and other parts of delaware, we'll be seeing that heavy rain here soon. so take a look at southern delaware, this is one area where

we have seen a lot of heavy rain so far today. precip rates anywhere from about an inch to an inch and a half. you see the yellows and oranges that indicates where the heaviest rain is falling, and a lot of it isly just sitting in sussex county. we do have a flood warning because of that, we have already seen a lot of rain here today. now we see an additional two to four inches so that could lead to localized flooding. estimated rainfall, from earlier this morning, take a look at what we have already seen in sussex county around 10 inches of rain at one point, and now we're going to be seeing more moving in, a little bit farther north in delaware, a little bit more than three inches. there you see the heaviest rain. it's getting heavier around the philadelphia area, no clearing any time soon, we're in are very wet, kind of gloomy, chilly, wet

weather pattern. we do have a first alert out for the rain, with the potential for some localized flooding, also coastal flooding is going to be an issue. so the first alert is for delaware and new jersey. moderate coastal flooding is possible and again with the heavy rain, we could see flash flooding similar to what we're starting to see again in parts of sussex county in delaware. here's future cast. that's 10:00 p.m. tonight, it's not going toen up much, tomorrow morning we have rain around for the morning commute, showers for the afternoon, make sure you have your umbrella, and it's going to be windy and chilly. the clouds are stuck, and the showers are going to stick around too for your saturday. not a washout, we'll see periods of lighter rain. sunday it's going to be much improved weather, with temperatures in the upper 70s. you see going into the weekend, it is going to be a cool one.

mostly the mid 60s, the rain chances are going to hang around. coming up we'll take a closer look at neighborhood weather, into nec week, we'll be watching the tropics closely. the push for pennsylvania. coming up, we'll hear from the latest candidate to campaign in the keystone state. plus airline complaints are nothing new, how you complain may make all the difference. find out why it's getting passengers better and faster results. approve this message.

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we are never failed to be inspired by our first responders. who rush in when others rush away. would you join me in thanking all the menti and women in law enforcement and our first responders who are with us here today? >> pence's stop in pennsylvania is the latest effort by both parties to stump in the keystone state. iowa is also in the spotlight in

that important state. hillary clinton hit the state to get out the vote. one day after donald trump made his own appeal. nbc as nbc's brian moore reports, both parties are urging their supporters to get to the polls now. >> reporter: on this first day of early voting in iowa, it didn't take long for voters in illinois to line up to cast their ballots in this upcoming poe l polarizing election. >> vote and get everybody you know to vote. >> trump was in the hawkeye state yesterday, with his own appeal for early votes. today, he's in new hampshire, are small state that could make a big difference in the electoral count. >> for both candidates, the

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we're following the breaking news in three stories. beatriz fana-ruiz has been taken into custody for murder. we have a team of reporters covering this story. and we have new information about the breaking news out of hoboken.

the victim who was standing on the platform and was kriltically hurt. we do know that the train was going too fast. more than 100 other people have been hurt, some critically, among those critically injured, the train's engineer who's said to be cooperating with investigators. >> the ntsb is scheduled to give a statement in the next few moments about the deadly accident. we'll monitor this and as soon as we get more information, we'll pass it along. now to our weather, we're tracking more rain and storms. there you see the nbc 10 radar. we have a pittsburfirst alert f potential flooding in the area. >> we're already dealing with flooded roads in sussex county in delaware. this is just the start of a wet stretch of weather that's ahead for us. >> let's take a live look in philadelphia. you see droplets on our lens.

rain falling now and more expected tonight. >> the first alert weather team staying on top of the conditions where you live. >> never drive through flooded roadways, this is just a recipe for disaster. and we are mostly like we're seeing it in parts of southern delaware. we took stormranger10 into the area, the only radar on wheels, so we can move it wherever we want whenever we want so we can get a more detailed look. we're looking in south jersey, cedarville, seeing precip rates near a half an inch an hour. that's where you see the darker yellow shading, the green is showing us the lighter rainfall, but it is getting heavier around the interstate area, we're going to keep watching this very closely, it's obviously increasing for the evening

commute this evening. but the heaviest is still confined into parts of southern delaware where they do not need the rain because we have already seen up to about 8 to 10 inches in some parts of sussex county. we could seen see more because precip rates are anywhere near an inch to an ninch and a quarter. and addition m two to four inches of rain is possible on top of what we already saw today which is why we're talking about the potential for flash flooding. take a look at our weather pattern, we're not going to be breaking out of this until the end of this weekend or early next week, we're going to keep the rain and the wind and the forecast. we'll talk more it about the timing of when the rain will end and your weekend forecast coming up. the delaware state fire

marshall is looking into three storm related house fires in sussex county. officials say it was caused by a lightning strike, damage estimated at 300,0$300,000. and you can always get weather updates sent directly to your phone. we have new details tonight on the philadelphia parking authority. the agency comes to come up den scrutiny over sexual harassment allegation s against its now former executive director. vincent fenerty resigned yet, but authorities with the agency wouldn't say what would happen next. >> no employee should be subject to harassment, sexual or otherwise. >> joseph ash dale, the board chairman at the marking authority, spoke about the sexual harassment allegations

against vince fenerty, the ppa's now former director. fenerty resigned yesterday. chairman ashdale stuck to his statement. >> are you going to answer questions later on the case? >> this is very egregious behavior by mr. frenerty, it wa a pug nant reprehensible behavior. >> one case from a deck indicate ago, the other from 2014. there was a reported settlement offer in the case, but ppa officials will not say who on the board knew and when. while fenerty may have been pushed out of the ppa, critics argue he has a parachute in the form of a pension worth over 154,000 dlrpz$154,000 dlrpz a y.

>> reporter: is he going to be able to collect a $154,000 a year pension? >> that is between him and the pension board. is board has not dealt with that issue, is board has been focused on mr. fenerty's resignation or his firing if he did not resign. >> i did reach out to the philadelphia board of pensions, according to state law the board may only revoke a pension on a qualifying criminal conviction. but the ppa board has named two interim directors. councilman william greenly and councilmember brown said the bill was aimed at eliminating the wage gap between men and women. women make 79 cents for every

dollar a man makes. just born workers walked off the job three weeks ago. a lawsuit claims they violated a no strike clause that remains in effect even though the workers contract expired. the workers union says the strike was timed to affect production of peeps which are made in the fall for the upcoming easter. a new boat maintenance facility for the coast guard, will allow rescue crews to help in search and rescue missions quicker than ever before. the facility is larger and it includes state of the art equipment. today the state announced a $10 million grant for the construction of the fashion outlet in philadelphia. the shopping site right along market street is set to open in 2018. the two-year construction project will cost a total of

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. we continue to follow that beaking news of the deadly train crash in hoboken, new jersey. the ntsb is giving a briefing on what they know at this point. they tell us that the train did have cameras and that will be part of their investigation. they plan to look at those camera in the coming days, and they're also planning to talk to the engineer who has 20 years of experience. as we mentioned, this the engineer was injured during this

crash. we will have a full report on 10 news at 6:00. meantime the ceo of wells fargo was back in the hot seat after the bank opened $2 million worth of bogus accounts. >> the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> reporter: wells fargo ceo faced fire from the house services committee. >> fraud is fraud, theft is theft. >> reporter: u.s. and california regulators have fined wells fargo $180 million after employees trying to meet sales targets opened up 2 million fraud and credit card accounts. >> they opened credit cards without their consent, it's not wrongful sales behavior, it is

identity theft. >> the bank account issued debit cards without permission. >> i understand that we haearni back the trust of our customers is going to be our biggest challenge. >> at wells fargo, employees steal $2 million customers. >> stumpf says more than 250 employees have been fired and the investigation is going back to 2009. >> i think you ought to submit a resignation. >> stumpf still has his job. >> this is wrong, this is immoral and this may even be criminal. >> reporter: many committee members believe wells fargo's sales practices were illegal, a violation of freshman racketeering laws.

ever had your flight delayed and you lashed out on social media? many airlines have social media teams tasked with responding to customers. southwest airlines has a team tracking twitter, facebook and other online sites. alaska airlines is the fastest answering social media posts within three minutes. >> if you know that you can tweet a company and get a response and have your issue involved within minutes, that's a nphenomenal experience. >> beware of lashing out in anger, a calmer request often leads to a quicker response. well, here's another live look over center city, philadelphia, it is wet out there, the clouds and the rain continue to fall in our area, we're also tracking the chance

for flooding as well. >> high water could be a problem at the jersey shore, this is a live look from our camera in cape may, and it's death not a beach day. coastal flooding is a concern all across the shore. if it's not raining where you live, chances are it's probably cloudy and chilly out there. this is affecting everyone. >> and the sun is going to be hiding for the next few days. >> if we're lucky we see the sun by the very end of the weekend. we sent stormranger10 out to glass borrow, new jersey. and this particular radar is on wheels so we can move it wherever we want, we're the only station that has it. what it does is it really fills in the gaps that other radars misand it gives us a detailed look at what's going on. . in dover, rainfall rates about a half an inch an hour. right now cedarville, seeing somemore moderate rain as well

as skrn bridgeton. at the moment, corbin city seeing some of that heavier rain. up in philadelphia, the rain is getting little steadier and heavier croes to springfield. and the philadelphia area still seeing the heavy rain for the evening rush. that extends to newcastle county in delaware. across the i-95 corridor, it is raining pretty good at this moment, not too good at the evening commute. but it's heaviest still confined into parts of delaware, like sussex county, this area does not need the rain, we have already seen close to 10 inches since this morning. precip rates a half-inch to an inch an hour. that's why there's a flood warning through 10:00 tonight.

big picture view, we are in a wet, windy, chilly weather pattern, we're to stay like this even as we go into the weekend, for part of the area, we have a first alert out. this is going to go through friday, with the threat for some localized flooding with the heaviest rain and the possibility for some moderate coastal flooding. take a look at the went gusts right now, anywhere from 30 to 40 miles an hour. so, yes, it's going to stay damp and chilly, some areas rainy, as we go through tonight and windy. temperatures mostly at about the mid to low 60s across the area, we're really not going to be warming up much until about sunday when it looks a little bit better. here's future weather right now, as we go through tonight, 10:30 tonight, we expect the heavy rain around the philadelphia area, south jersey delaware mostly. then we into tomorrow morning, the commute through the afternoon, keep the umbrella around. saturday, still same, forecast, not a washout, but we'll have

some periods of rain through the afternoon. and then by sunday, a little more in the way of improvements, but we're still going to keep a chance of showers in the forecast. for your friday and your saturday, mid 60s, by sunday, temperatures could be getting into the 70s. glenn will be back at 6:00 with a closer look at your neighborhood weather. >> crews will soon begin building protective sand dunes in area counties. bids are now being taken on the dune construction projects. it will protect homes along the from point pleasant beach to seaside park. property owners have tried to block the project. construction should be completed by spring. and happening now in seaside heights hopes to bring more tourists back to the pier. back in 2012, seaside heights roller coaster was washed right

into the ocean in superstorm sandy's destruction. is storm and a boardwalk inferno the following year dealt a blow to tourism. >> it death hurt our town, but we're definitely coming back from that and we're hoping that we can start fresh and start new. >> we check in now with lester holt who joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> and he has a look at what's coming up on nightly news tonight. >> a closer look at the technology that might have prevented today's hoboken train accident and why so many of the nation's rail systems still don't have it. why american officials are still not convinced that russia is be hind the hackers into the u.s. election. we'll show you some that when we see you coming up on knightly news.

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soon and doctors say you really should get vaccinated now. the flu virus is no joke. >> reporter: an annual flu shot is priority for this family. doctors say this small pinch of the needle is the best weapon they have against the virus that kills thousands of people each year. in 2009, joseph was one of them. he had been a healthy little boy until the flu came on suddenly soon after he started kindergarten. >> the doctor just stopped and she just looked at us and said i'm so sorry. >> reporter: public health officials say parents may be less likely to get their kiss vaccinated this year because the nasal spray is not available.

they urge everyone over six months to get the shot. >> this year's flu vaccine matches what is predigited to happen this year. what we do know is that flu shots work. >> reporter: last year about 45% of the population got the flu shot last year. as many as 168 million doses of flu vaccine are expected to be available in the coming weeks and months. women who are pregnant are especially encouraged to get the flu vaccine because they're much more likely to have complications if they get sick. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. next on nbc 10 news at 6:00,

we continue to cover breaking news. >> a new jersey transit train turned into a mangled mess of metal. new information about the deadly crash. and in sports tonight. carson wentz and a player on the defense picking up more hardware on the bye week. >> are we going to get a break for any part of the weekend? my first alert forecast for your neighborhood is next.

two firefighters trapped and now arson and murder charges against this woman who started a house fire. one dead and dozens hurt when a new jersey transit train crashed into a packed station. we're live in hoboken with survivor stories. we're tracking rain, the nbc 10 weather alert team is keeping an eye on the skies, flooding concerns for the morning rush. >> right now at 6:00, a delaware woman who managed to escape the flames is now charged with setting the fire that trapped

and killed two first responders. firefighters in wilmington paying their respects right now for one of the two fallen brothers. in just a few hours ago they learned the deadly fire was intentionally set. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong was the first reporter on the scene early saturday morning. he now joins us live with news of the arrests. >> reporter: it's been a painful week for the firefighting company this weekend. they tell me fires happen, accidents happen, but the person who started that fire behind me, they say she did it because she was angry. >> her son was in the house too. >> reporter: gabby still double know if she can believe that her neighbor beatriz fana-ruiz could have stalled the fire that killed these two firefighters saturday morning. ruiz was living here with her dad at the row house.