. wreckage of that tour bus is still up on the highway, it happened shortly after 10:00 this morning and apparently two tractor trailers on the southbound lanes collided with each other sending one of them into the path of the tour bus it was loaded with tourists from italy and left this morning and was on the way to niagara falls the driver of the bus and two passengers were killed. the driver of the truck survived and his rig ran off the road and disintegrated, but luckily he survived. all three fatalities were on the bugs. the bus was register academy, they run tours up and down the east coast this tour includes

new york washington, philadelphia and niagara falls they were on the niagara falls leg of that trip when this horrible accident happened there are still emergency police and personnel on the scene, it stale remains on the highway and will be here for some time through the evening rush hour right now investigators are trying to determine what caused the tractor trailer to vera cross the highway into the path of that tour bus. this is the result. we should mention that this stretch of highway has a little bit of history to it. this is the exact location back in 1990 when pop singer, gloria estefan estefan's tour bus was involved in a deadly get. police are still investigating. live in monroe county david

henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks david. >> our coverage of the crash continues online and you can find the latest on the investigation and a slideshow of the scene all at 6abc.com. police shot one man and are still looking for another after a confrontation on hazelhurst street, police say that to men started running towards the train tracks one pulled a gun and they shot him multiple times, the second man got away and police have not told us the names of anyone involved. the man convicted of killing an off duty philadelphia police officer as he walked home from work will spend the rest of his life in jail. rafael jones shot and kills moses walker jr. after jones tried to rob him. he was in plain clothes at the

time and "action news" reporter vernon odom was in court today and will have more coming up on the sentencing at 5:00. a man cutting down a tree on east falls was injured after a crane fell over and trapped him underneath. john this was quite a scene. >> this definitely was quite a scene, the mishap occurred at 10:30-11:00 this moshing and crews are crews are now finishing up and earlier it was quite a sight, it was hard to process. >> my sister said what is that? >> what indeed? a truck and crane seemingly hanging in midair and its boom in a tree. it began when a tree crew came to cut down a diseased and dying

oak tree but the branched toppled over and injured a worker. >> the crane was holding part of a tree and the arm was extended and someone was in a bucket truck and we believe that that person was the one that was injured. the injured worker said to be alert and responsive was taken to the hop and we are told his injuries are not life-threatening, philadelphia police are assisting osha in finding out what went wrong. it was not a civil matter and first some housekeeping and reconfiguring the crane and then clearing away large limbs and then the illfated crane was lowered back to north. >> i was concerned how they would get the crane down but they did it. >> gentle? >> very gentle. >> for better or for worse the

tree is down and they are in cleanup mode now and we are told that the worker in the bucket will be just fine, he should recover from his injuries, live in east oak lane, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thanks john. >> a crash involving a tractor trailer shut down i-95, in the southbound lanes near broad street, that is where two vehicles collided with the tractor trailer, five people went to the hospital but they are all expected to be okay. the crash closed the area for a short time. now time for a first check of the accuweather forecast now we can say the rain has stopped falling, lets go to adam joseph we need the rain but everybody is glad to see it's not raining now. >> we saw some brightening to the sky in spots and helped temperatures to move from the

50s back to the 60s. in trenton mores of sun. there you can see the drier air trying to wedge in from the north and east, pulling into ocean county and the lehigh valley, but that will halt here overnight as the clouds start to build back in from the south good news for the folks heading to ppl for the philadelphia union game 6 for the starting temperature and 63 at the 90th minute and mostly cloudy on the dry side. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we look to the south and low pressure is just to the east of raleigh and charlotte around that region and it will slowly drift to the north overnight tonight and over the next couple of days that means the clouds build back in and we'll time them for you for

your thursday where they are more than likely going to hit and about the weekend, good news for the weekend brian, we'll have it in the full accuweather forecast. >> my favorite news for the weekend. thank you. >> volunteers for the jersey shore spent the day cleaning up one popular spot, their goal is to keep trash out of the ocean and keep the area looking best. nora muchanic is live where she spent the day with the cleaning teams. hi nora. >> hi there brian i was with the folks cleaning up here and there are teams fanned out up and down the shore for the barnegat bay blitz this sensitive area is important for the tourism and the economy and today was a time for 3,000 volunteers to get their hands dirty. they call it the barnegat bay blitz, a time when they comb through the marshes and shore lines of the estuary to pick up

trash. >> this is a focused event so people realize it needs to be done every day and when people see something they take care of it. >> these kids are from the village elementary school and came an hour and a half to barnegat life to participate. >> we connect them to come down here and pay it forward. >> people are littering and it's wrong and it's illegal and it will hurt the environment. >> the watershed is 660 miles square and covers most of the ocean county, fertilizers and debris and pollutants for degraded habitats for shell fish they told volunteers the state is trying to change that. >> we are slowly trying to do that, the shell fish are coming back and fish are coming back. >> since it started in 2011

3,000 cubic tons of trash has been collected. off lbi they collected a boatful of debris from the shore line. >> it depends where the wind is blowing, you get junk collecting up along the shore line of all of these islands. >> researchers are doing testing of the barnegat in how to get it to improve and that begins with the basics getting the garbage out of water and marshes. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> just beautiful down there. >> hopefully it's beautiful on the roads. lets get a check of traffic report. >> matt pellman how beautiful is it? >> well -- not very beautiful but at least it's not raining on us at the moment in most spots, we are looking dry and that is an improvement of the last couple of days, that is where the good news ends, live look at

the blue route a delay from earlier construction from brew mall upper darby and northbound your delays are kicking in coming off of 95 on up to mcdade boulevard and farther north if you are happening off the pennsylvania turnpike heading eastbound to fort washington, and in the eastbound lanes approaching the interchange taking out the two left lanes crossing the river off the tacony palmyra bridge off 73 to broad street by roger willcodiscount liquor a crash blocking route 70 both ways at new road including friendship road and chads worth road. stacking from 544 up to 295 lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report with the waze

app because one person using the app is talking about a minor crash along 295 northbound north of 42 and nj dot saying it's a disabled tractor trailer, either way it's block eastbound on 295 causing the delays to spill back on the north south freeway. we'll check it again in the 4:30 half hour. >> still ahead at 4:00, after shooting a man they say was tied to isis, boston police arrest another suspect and we have the latest on the investigation. >> plus, they followed him from a septa stop and robbed him on the streets. you could call it the circle of life the cast of the lion king spent the day giving back to local students who hope to make it to the big stage themselves one day.

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man appeared in a boston courtroom for taking up with isis. this after another man was killed by police after he tried to attack them with a knife. that man, rahim was under 24 hour surveillance when officers with the joint terrorism task force reportedly knowing he was armed confronted him in a cvs parking lot. and it shows them charging him with a military style knife and he refused to stop and as he got close they shot him. >> the level of our concern rose to the level that we needed to question him, i think we never anticipated what his reaction would be. >> today community leaders and clergy in boston met with police to screen the video with the officials showing the officers

firing the shots incest defense and then the second man in question was in court today 26-year-old david wright was charged with a conspiracy to commit a crime. both are linked to isis propaganda site. police in the park side section are looking for the man that pistol whipped a man and robbed him on the street. they gave surveillance of the attack on may 24th they were standing outside of the septa trolley stop at 22nd and girard and they followed the man and forced him into an empty lot and hit him with the gun and took 50 degree and ran off. the victim when to the hospital with injuries to his leg face and hands police are asking for anyone that knows the identity of the men to call the police. police in toms river says they have arrested the men that

they say stole tens of thousands of dollars of copper wire. an officer came across smith hiding behind an electrical box with wire cutters and a ski mask. and the other was hiding behind the park's bathroom. they found out that the two were stealing and stole $47,000 work of copper and caused $63,000 worth of damage doing it. wal-mart announced normal raise for its workers and this one helps out its manager, they are ranging wages for more than 100,000 employees including department managers and specialized workers like deli employees. they raised their minimum wage to $10 an hour in february they

hope high pay will mean better service and could boost sluggish sales. we saw modest gains the dow closed up 64 points and the nasdaq up 22 and s&p up 4. the cost of rent skyrocketing across america and philadelphia not feeling the affect like other cities. it shows san francisco saw a 15% increase on average since last year, and rent in denver has gone up 11.6% in philadelphia while rates are on the rise it's by less than 3%. zilo says that rent is outpacing the real estate market in areas with people looking to live in cities instead of buying in the burbs. >> opa!

the greek festival runs saturday and sunday at the holy orthodox greek church expect food and dancing and this year check out the menu and order ahead on the greek festival app. we have a link on our website at 6abc.com. in case you you are wondering, food is served from 9:00 a.m. until 6:p.m. daily. >> did you that well. >> flaming cheese you know. >> now to more on the accuweather forecast, as we begin to dry out from a two-day drenching. lets go to adam joseph. >> i wish i could raise my hands and celebrate with the weather, unfortunately we are trying to get more brightening to the sky, we had some today and we look at honey brook and a lot of thick cloud cover with brightening at times but philadelphia north and east saw a little more in the way of sunshine and that is

where you see the temperatures responding in the upper 60s for philadelphia and trenton or the farther southwest or southeast you are the thicker clouds and noshlg easterly winds and temperatures at shore are still only stuck in the 50s. in fact as you look at the 24 hour change in temperature, it has changed a little bit to the south, 5 to 7 degrees warmer today than it was yesterday once you hit i-95 north, 10 to 12 degrees above yesterday. and today topping off in the upper 60s. as we look at satellite and radar, a lot of moisture moving to the north. this will lock the cloud cover in and even bring the opportunity for a few more showers tomorrow afternoon, so for tonight a lot of clouds and a late shower in southern areas temperatures dip back into the

50s and another cool night and future tracker tomorrow showing breaks north of the city early and thick cloud cover to the south and by the afternoon the clouds are holding strong at 4:30, and even a few showers are developing in southern areas closer to the shore relatively quiet here, despite the clouds, if you look out in the pacific, this is baja, california, here, we have mexico and tropical storm andre and powerful hurricane hurricane blanka it's stationary right now and this is only the second strongest storm in the pacific. and it will make landfall in california but it will be weak maybe a category one hurricane the good news is that hurricane weakens as it heads todays land. closer to home, showers and temperatures 66 degrees tomorrow

and a little worse than today and so far better than yesterday, lingering clouds friday and 73 degrees, there could be a pop-up in the afternoon in a couple of spots the best thing we have going here in the four days is sunny and low humidity and 82 degrees, and looking nice on sunday. 78 degrees so we are timing it out perfect over a gloomy week, and the weekend behaving itself right now. >> the worry free philosophy, came to light in center city today i love that song, the action cam was at the kimmel center as the second and third graders got instructions from the cast of the lion king and they learned the choreography from the show stopping production numbers. it continues at the academy of music through june 14th i still want to see that. >> i haven't seen it yet.

>> still ahead a tree comes down across a local road and knocks out power to our area, plus three fires on the same block in less than a week. and now police are trying to find out how they started and if they may be connected. another student causing controversy with her yearbook quote and the issues with her bare mid drift. ♪♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. ♪♪ i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪♪ lease an mkc for $329 a month plus competitive owners and lessees get $500 bonus cash, only at your lincoln dealer.

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♪ there's nothing wrong with being flashy. ♪ so long as you've done the work to back it up. ♪♪ a tree down caused a power out able, on a tree in mount lebanon road on sharply streets, when it came down it took a utility pole and wires with it delmarva crews came out to make repairs and they directed people around the problem until crews

got rid of the tree and reopened the road. still ahead three fires one block and five days. investigators are looking to see if a fire bug is on the loose. have you ever wanted to become an action figure this story is for you, alicia i truces us to the firm making mini mes with a 3-d printer. >> and this han handler will get $16, he is actually a police officer, some say it's not hedgecal to trick drivers into tickets.

"action news" continues. hello, "action news" continues with the app you'll list of the most popular baby names in the tri-state area, did your name make the list? stick around. did she get fired for giving away free food, but she was doing it to help hungry children. what the school is saying today. and a near miss, a driver narrowly avoids slamming into a man sitting outside of a delaware county store but that is not the remarkable part of this story but where the driver was coming from. and the latest out of a developing story from monroe county interstate 380 at mt.

pocono is shut down after an academy bus on route to niagara falls collided with a tractor trailer this morning, the bus driver and two officials were killed and four others were injured. state police are still investigating what caused this crash and we'll continue to monitor this developing story and bring you the latest on air and online at 6abc.com. turning now to a community on edge, to a possible fire bug since saturday three separate fires sparked on the same block leaving residents anxious and wondering what is going on. sara bloomquist is live now at the scene >> reporter: brian a task force is asem basketballed to look at these suspicious fires they

broke out in row homes right in a row residents strongly suspect that someone set them intentionally intentionally, but until they have evidence they are not calling it arson. >> three fires in five days on bickley in chester. they broke out not just the same block but row homes on the same block next to each other. first an on occupied house and another on 418 also vacant and firefighters were called to extinguish flames at 410 where a family lives. >> my mother is 65 years old and woke me up for a fire this is ridiculous man. >> seven people are displaced because of the fires officials say it's a blessing that nobody has been hurt. neighbors cannot help but

suspect that an arsonist is at work, i think someone is here interested in buying these properties and intensely setting they will on fire, officials say they have officers on constant patrol and an arson task force comprised of state police and the state police and fire department is involved in the investigation. investigator says they will take their time collecting evidence before drawing any conclusions. >> until this there is definitive evidence that we can say this is arson we don't. we are waiting for the results of our investigating team to say this is what it is. the red cross plans to be out

here at 10:00 a.m. handing out spoke detectors. police in upper darby are using three words to disguise the man in this photo luckiest man alive. this is the section of westchester pike shut down yesterday after foon and this is the surveillance video showing the moments before watch the car lose control and slide into the business but what you condition see is there was a man sitting in front of that store on a bench the car narrowly missed hitting him and the driver was leaving traffic court at the time of the accident the charge, careless driving. a newcastle county police department is search fogger more victim after a former foster parent was arrested for sexual abuse, 61-year-old lazrous is

charged with multiple accounts of sexual abuse. the department of services for children say that 23 children were fostered in his home between 2004 and 2013, his home was closed to foster children due to an investigation for inappropriate discipline. a montgomery county sheriff's office arrested several dead beat dads for owing thousands in child support. in all the seven men failed to pay over $470,000 in child support. philadelphia police need your help today finding a man that used an suv and bolt cutters to steal a bmc. on german town avenue video shows the suspect cutting a fence and he broke into the

trailer and took several keys and after settling on a green bmw, an accomplice drilled a hole in the fence and they took off in the stolen car if you have information please call philadelphia police. if you know a sophia born in the tri-state area, you are not alone. the social security administration released the annual list of popular baby names today. sophia is topped in delaware and new jersey boys in delaware liam was number one and michael in new jersey and pennsylvania and mason and emma were number one. emma was the top name in the country for 2014 and noah was the most popular for boys. >> it's interesting to see the list because older names come back again and emma is one of them. >> adam is not on the list i like being unique. >> there are a lot of little 5-year-old eva's right now.

>> you are starting a trend. >> as you look outside there are trending to the drier cape may sees some rain drops on the lens and only 58 degrees at the shore. winds from the east at 6 and don't expect much to change at the shore tomorrow as well center city, some brightening to the sky earlier but the clouds hanging tough. it's the cool wind at 10 miles per hour and 66 degrees in the ninth inning. things get a little worse before they get better and we'll chat about it in the forecast coming up in just a bit. it was a great day for students and parent as like, the action cam was at pope johns high school for the graduation,

dozens of senior crossed the stage and parents and friends were there to watch. from time to time we all eat out and while the food at our favorite chain restaurants they may not taste great but it's not always healthy for our bodies. rick williams is here with shocking calorie counter news. >> i try to when my wife is sitting next to me but when she is not -- you know what i'm talking about. the center for science and the public interest went on a mission to count the calorie at some of largest and most popular meals at several local restaurants, one meal at red lobster came up at get this, 3600 calories that is more than people should eat in two days. coming up awards for extreme

eating. and coming up they have been married for decades and are still in love, the secret to the happiness of these delaware couples that stood the test of time together. that and much more when we see you in a bit. eva i'll have a meal, a snack and see you in a bit. >> don't eat too much. thanks rick. nine innings, a west windsor high school versus police and they all walked away a winner. >> they took on the hamilton township police department and the friendly softball game, the ninth year of the match-up it's a fun fundraiser for the school and they raised money for operation home front it helps our service member and wounded warriors families. >> the elmwood park zoo are getting new residents new panthers born in washington,

d.c. at the biology institute. now they call norristown home, the first red pandas on exhibit at the park zoo, they make their public debut on saturday but we got a sneak peek on saturday. >> they looked like raccoons at an early age. >> i am watching for that story. still ahead from wedding toppers to action figures, we'll introduce you to a local inventor slinking people down to size. >> a school caf tear worker says she would do it again in a heartbeat, what she is tannig by ahead.

well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things.

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this week, that was the surveillance video we showed you from yesterday showing a car jumping the curb in new york city oscar was shielded by that tree that will keep the car off the boy police have not charged the driver as of yet but there is no indication why she lost control of the car. here at the big board this kitchen manager in colorado says she is out of a job for breaking the law and not only is she not ashamed and not sorry she would do it again in a heartbeat dela got fired for feeding students that did not qualify for the free lunch program and sometimes paid for the lunches out of her own pocket. i have a first grader crying because she didn't have enough money for lunch if me getting fired for it is one way to get

fired i'll take it in a heartbeat. the school is standing by their decision to fire her students parents must make the income cutoff to qualify for free food. check this out this guy stood at a busy intersection in canada, at first glance they thought they was down on his luck looking for cash this is corporal mark taylor of the mounted police on a plain clothes mission to bust drivers breaking the law he was not trying to hide it just read the sign, it's right there i am not homeless, police looking for seatbelts and cell phones he would peek in cars and then radio to colleagues around the corner and stop them. a lot of people have choice words for it i think it's pretty slick.

>> its becoming sort of a thing seniors leaving controversial and powerful quotes in their yearbooks. >> this is chloe cross she took on the direction code in a sarcastic statement. she had quite a few run-ins with administrators with what she wore to school, they often centered on her crop tops, she says it's sexist and especially for those girls with longer legs or larger chests. i would like to apologize to those that could not graduate because they were too distracted by my mid drift xoxo. >> i don't think she got the point. >> at all. >> we wore uniforms no bare mid drifts there. >> alicia thank you.

>> lets get another check of the roads now. >> eva ordered a beautiful commute and things are getting better on the blue route and the northbound side delays starting to loosen up to the mid county tolls, bought the crash that caused the heavy delays on the eastbound turnpike approaching fort washington is now gone, heading towards the scene it's far back at valley form 1 miles per hour. still work to do but we are getting there. in center city this is the vine street expressway, heavy from the schuylkill to broad street and this chunk of the vine will close tonight in both directions starting at 11:00 between the schuylkill and broad and all lanes are shut down both ways for construction it will happen the next couple of nights, kind of go way out around in the overnight hours, watching a crash in wynnewood along

wynnewood road and short ridge drive and one in somer dale to avoid at the tavern at hartford avenue. unone north of 42 causing slowing with speeds in the 20s spilling back to the northbound side of 42 and that crash closing 70 is gone and row open there, and delran watch for a wreck at chester avenue at the 1:30 diner. brian and eva back over to you. >> a lot of food talk, i am ready. meteorologist, adam joseph back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

all right meteorologist, adam joseph joining us now it's grass is starting to look a little greener, it will happen over the weekend and the rain

will grow dramatically it's a lot of work to cut it by saturday and sunday but you know what, we need sunshine to come back and a little bit of brightening, we need these roses, a beauty there the pink, the rose bushes typically bloom all summer long and look breathtaking and after a fresh drink of water they will thrive the next couple of weeks and also dealing with showers down to the south throughout the entire day from cape may to wildwood and stone harbor and sea isle city and avalon and eastbound and inland and westbound and norristown some showers on and off. as we look at temperatures 69 and 68 in trenton and millville. cooler to the north and south and raw along the shore and 50s there with on and off showers

and tomorrow duplicating the numbers at the shore again. as we look at the radar the dry air is desperately trying to sink in from the north to the south but the clouds are coming in fighting over the region be the clouds winning out and continuing to do so through the end of the week. so tonight clouds and a late shower could develop south 53 to 56 degrees, and for thursday low pressure for the boundary to the south, will migrate farther to the north and that throws more clouds our way and showers in the afternoon especially south of philadelphia to the shore at 66 degrees and then a cold front tries to arrive late on friday and between that front and the low pulling away, you can still see clouds littering the area and warmer at 73 and a sprinkle earlier and behind it the high pressure is dynamite here and it drops down and

strong enough to get here for saturday and sunday to bring a brighter weekend, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cool with showers around tomorrow and south at 66 and lingering clouds again at 73 and we are going to win here so to speak, late saturday into sunday with the sun returning saturday, it will be in full force sun upper 70s to low 80s with low humidity, and on monday the front comes in with downpours and thunderstorms and it's a little muggy here tuesday and wednesday on the warm side in the middle 80s so the weekend right now some of the best days in the seven-day forecast you can't time it better than that i would say. >> you are absolutely right about that. >> thank you. >> in my hands i'm hiding this, you want to see what is behind this piece of paper.

3-d printers are not new but what is the deal with the 3-d printing. >> take a look. inside mri 3-d lab they are using the printers to create something unique as you spin are you capturing 3-d information based on your location and space. >> and very personal. >> this is kind of like a little action figure reason of yourself. they call them mini me's, small standing snapshots of yourself. >> look at that can you make a toy of yourself or a family portrait of yourself. >> 3-d printing was developed in the 80s, and over the past few

years it really picked up speed. they see architects or printers to pick up moments many time. >> can you hold it in your hand indefinitely. >> they work with massive industrial size printers but ones like this are selling for less than $2000 and many are buying them and using them at home. they are grabbing these machines, and doing all kinds of things with it. the ideas are everything with prosthetics and practical items you use every day. >> this came out of here. >> mini me action figure now that they have shown it to you.

it's with cookie monster and dolls. >> i don't know about that. >> and that will do it for "action news" at 4:00. they did nail the stance thank you alicia. now for eva pilgram alicia vitarelli her figure and i'm brian taff. join us for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00, we are live at the philadelphia zoo, cecily tynan joins us with a preview, hi cecily. >> hi monica and rick this is my favorite time of the year when he start my zoo outdoor adventures lily is known as an ornamental chicken and they are called that because they are from turkey originally and in

sultans gardens. i will feed a much bigger animal the hippo they eat vegetables. live from the philadelphia zoo. back to you. i mentioned dinner time and she gets all upset. >> run lily. >> her afro almost fell off there.

well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. three people are dead and more than a dozen are hurt after a tour bus with tractor trailers crashed in monroe county and the bus driver were among those killed and we learned that the bus was filled with italian tourists. >> here is a look at where the crash site is located. near mt. pocono and "action news" reporter david henry is live in the neighborhood that backs up to the interstate. you have the very latest tonight. >> reporter: yes we are in the backyard of one of the houses in the neighborhood that backs up

to highway 380, you can see the wreckage behind me now, they just now bought in a large crane truck to separate the tractor trailer from the bus to extract the victims from all the wreckage, lets go to video from chopper 6 hd to get a better picture of the scene here it happened shortly after 10:00 in the morning, there was a collision of two tractor trailers in the southbound lanes one tractor trailer is veering across the grassy median across the path of the northbound tour bus the driver of the tractor trailer remarkably survived and his cab continued across a wooded area and disintegrated and he and his two pet dogs were able to walk away from the mess, three people were injured and they were taken to area hospitals, they were tourists from italy and there was a language issue from th