t the 69th street transportation center in upper darby when a train crashed into a cars that was stopped. sara bloomquist is live with more on the investigation. >> reporter: monica and walter we are waiting on the first briefing from the national transportation safety board in regard to this incident. this is not the first collision, the only collision at the 69th street terminal in recent months. investigators are working to figure out what happened this time around. investigators are expecting tracks and other equipment to determine the cause of this collision on the rails. >> just to let them do their job and do a thorough investigation, i have all the confidence that septa will do that and the national transportation safety board takes a little longer. >> the northbound high speed line was arriving at the busy transportation center when it crashed into an empty stationary

train. the impact caused injuries that sent 42 people including the operator of the moving train to hospitals. ramon woodard says it tossed him through the seat. >> it hit the other train and i automatically flew out of my chair. and the glass came out after that. >> most of the fellow passengers suffered minor injuries and four others required observation at a trauma senter. we have been through the emergency response on prior occasions this one went like we would have expected with the plans we put in place and the scenarios we practice. back on february 17th four people were hurt when car as long frank ford septa line derailed here at the 69th street turnal and in may two trolleys came into contact causing minor injuries to four passengers. woodard was surprised by is the speed of the train on at

approach to the terminal and then the impact. >> i heard is the train going fast, real fast. i look up and see we are at 69th street. and why are we going so fast? and then we hit the train, boom. >> again, right now we are waiting for the update from federal investigators expecting to start at any moment at this center city hotel. when it happens we'll bring you to you live. sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. bill cosby was back in a montgomery county courtroom today as his new lawyers prepare for a second trial. the next time cosby heads back to trial he will be facing a local jury. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live in norristown with the details this time. >> reporter: hello monica bill cosby had to get new lawyers for his upcoming retrial in norristown and this time he hired yet another very

experienced wiley veteran. tom mezzoro -- >> they should be arriving tonight for the full team to be here. before i go further -- >> we had to depart from vernon odom briefly because we want to take you live to the news conference in the center city hotel on the update on the two septa trains that crashed. >> the ntsb is an independent federal agency charged by congress to investigate transportation accidents and determine the probable cause and make recommendations to recent a rio occurrence. like i ted before we are arriving on scene and starting to get our investigation started so here is just some preliminary information we have to date. at 12:15 a.m. septa train 155 struck an unoccupied train rail car 148 while entering the 69 and street transportation

center. preliminary reports from local authorities indicate there was 32 passenger injuries and one train operator injury also. on board video recorders from the two rail cars are downloaded and sent to our vehicle recorder lab in d.c. for further analysis. the ntsb has brought an eight member go team. each team member is an expert in different fields and they will be collecting evidence in their specific disciplines, including mechanical and operation and signal and train control, and crash worthiness and emergency response, and human performance. throughout the next few days ntsb investigators are worth on scene to gather the details of this accident. our mission during this investigation is to understand not just what happened but why.

why it happened and to recommend changes to prevent it from occurring again. we will not be determining the cause of this accident while here on scene. right now we are just beginning the investigation so we do not have a great deal of information. we'll keep you updated address we learn more. on scene is the media relations officer eric weis and members of the media can reach eric. i can take a few questions now -- >> so when you guys when can we get an idea of results from the investigation? >> we'll be here on scene for four or five days collecting once we continue here we continue at our home headquarters in was all the documents we collect and all t we collect we'll open up a docket

eventually and that will become available to the public in the docket is our factual reports from each discipline and when we finish 9 to 12 months from now the final report will be available to the public. >> walk us through some of the things, like specifically you look into something like this what you investigate checking this thing? kind of what the list of things would be in something like this? >> it's very extensionve they are not all the same. our mechanical person does a complete mechanical inspection of the train. they check the equipment, and the operation of it. the mainance history on it and do a complete run through of the whole system. the propulsion and braking and our train control system expert looks into the signals. were they working properly are

they maintained properly and what were they indicating to the train at the time of the accident and looking at the communications at the control center and the field. our survival factors, the crash worthiness, he will be looking at the cars themselves what caused the injuries to the occupants, the design of the car and crash worthiness survived and performed during the crash and if there is improvements to be identified. and we'll have our operations. they will do interviews of the train crew the train dispatcher and any other pertant person we identify as having information. >> can you tell us about the damage to the two cars there doesn't seem to be a lot of damage to the back of the car and the car coming in.

>> we did a followup inspection of the two vehicles there is damage inside. there is buckling of the floor, but where the cars are situated right now doesn't allow for a complete inspection to get underneath the cars we did a preliminary examination and there is some damage once we get the cars moved to a shop and look underneath them we'll do a thorough examination and document any other damage. >> i know you can't speculate but it appears not only here but in new york. several train accidents in the last couple of years, all appear to be caused by speed. what would you say to train engineers out there that may be listening about your concerns about speed on the rails? which appear to be the cause of many of these crashes? >> well we are focusing right now on this investigation. we are collecting all the evidence we can. make sure we don't lose

peshishable evidence right now. speed is speculating, i can't say that is a cause or factor right now. and once we get back to the d.c. headquarters, we do a full system comparison with others to see if we can identify trends and like i said right now i want to say i don't know if speed was a factor. >> are you listening to an official with th national transportation safetyadpl2ere htpl and on and will not draw conclusions until they get back to washingto their heaanalysiswe'll have more in and on this story at 6abc.com. now we retur update. was back in the montg timelind trial of mr. et latest from vernon from bill cosby's new defense team as they left court today. led by pedophilia case in '05 and on

the team sam silver replacing cosby's lead attorney in the first trial in june. he was not happy court behavior by members of the cosby campud on the internet. and he consideree of the cas fair. the judge made a major concession postponing it to mid-march to april 1st so the new team can get up to byewing severs again the legend. mpt his home in the mtgomer >> looks like the trial will notroceed astolde before we are confident in our case and the evidence and we'll b ready when we get t date from the judge. >> in court he told the judge ts a jury brought in from county. they willy county. the first was chosen from pittsburgh and surrounding suburbs. they were hopelessly deadlocks

after 55 hours of dleb deliberations. now it's 8 months pleasanty of time to reshape their strategies. vernon. time now to check the "action ne a tuesday. >> let go live to matt pellman. >> i'll tell you walter and monica things could go a whole lot better along 95 this evening at least the southboundpproaching however check out the souravel time an hour andhis pace from academylier c down tolevardhe of the way. and millville they are investigating a pedestrian accident and the southbound lanes of 47 delsy drive blocked by 55 and 55 would be alternates. and the speed line running 20 minutes, not as as normal because ofrn accident. >> thank you matt. much more to come onews" at 5:00. more than a dozen vehicles targeted by a vandal in bucks county ahead at 5:30 the suspecterokoo up to slashed tires.

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along with thunderstorm warning. it brings storms overnight and really changes the air mass. the highlights show you we are watching the line of stormmoving in lvenihe lehigh valley affected after 9:00 and since t hrou's lost tand it hll really wea n as heads towards i-95 and areas southeast and tomorrow have to be patient. lots of clouds to start the day. and start to feel a d throu humid, philadelphia 92 degrees and allentown and reading 90 and wilmington 91. cooler at the shore. the boardwalktlantic city f the dew points in the 70s though, that soupy air, the h f e mary it feels like 9 it's just one day,ood r sho s a big shift tomorrow. f some andtorms deveoss the sweeps to th it ap lots of clouds and winds out of the northwest wll see the return of some sunshine gradually a slowprocess, by 4:00 lots of sun north and west. clouds to the southeast and humidity is dropping through the day. tomorrow, dropping humidity and temperatures really not warming

up very quickly. 7:00 with the clouds 7:00 80 degrees and temperatures warming to 83 degrees by 5:00. feeling a lot better than today. the five-day at 5:00 showing tomorrow plenty of clouds gradually giving way to sunshine and humidity dropping a high of 84 degrees, and thursday down to 82 degrees a dew points continue to drop. great weather for the eagles game. friday, saturday and sunday temperatures only in the up ever 70s, loads of sunshine and humidity how long will that comfortable air plastic around and i'll have that answer in theforecast. >> is it late or late september?

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tonight. and president trump is gearing up for a rally in phoenix and they are preparing for an onslaught of protesters. people in bucks county woke up to expensive vandalism. more than a dozen cars targets and the tires were slashed. nora muchanic is live in the red cedar section of levittown. what are police saying about this case? >> reporter: walter they are taking it seriously to the point that they take dna swabs from the tires to see if it helps to identify the suspects the vandals the victims want whoever did this caught. >> i don't know what would possess someone to do this. to innocent people. >> ruby jean spent the day replacing a tire on his car after it was flattened overnight. >> it was an inch and a half maybe. it was deep. >> he is one of four and a half

dozen residents victimized by vandaled vandaled. >> it's hard enough making car payments and now everybody has to get new tires and get their cars towed and everything else. >> steve had big plans ruined by two tires slashed on his pickup truck. >> major inconvenience. today was move-in day for my son at st. joes and i'm missing that because of someone's initiation or whatever it is. i'm not sure but hopefully they find them. >> in the meantime vickers is missing his truck and money. $285 a tire two tires and then the toe. >> people work. the not cheap. >> waitress lori did not know about her flat tire until we pointed it out to her. >> i'm flabbergasted. i did not expect to have a flat

tire this morning, i have to go to work in an hour. >> they are asking residents to check video surveillance systems in case the vandals were caught on camera. >> nobody was up during the night and it's the home surveillance videos helping us identify the perpetrator and solve the case. >> one neighbor told us that he picked up some grainy images on his surveillance cameras and another tells us that two houses nearby picked up images of a white car going through the neighborhood repeatedly and police are asking anyone with information about the vandalism to can't them immediately. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. from our delaware newsroom tonight. a man was hurt trying to cross the road in newcastle this morning. delaware state police say he was hit by a car while on westbound christiana road near airport road. the man was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries

the driver was also hurt. both westbound lanes and one eastbound lane of christiana road were closed for a time. disturbing story here. two men are arrested for allegedly trying to arrange sexual encounters with children in montgomery county. michael houston from philadelphia and nicholas mosque from willow grove. both used the internet to can't anyone they believed might be a child to arrange sexual encounters but in reality. they were talking to june cover police officers. houston is held on $200,000 cash bail and mosque on $125,000 bail. authorities in montgomery county are asking for the public's help to find a would be bank thief. these pictures were taken yesterday afternoon at the td bank in flourtown. he walked in and handed the teller a note. and the teller did not give him

anything he was last seen walking on bethlehem pike. the mayor of trenton says every available resource is u to bri criminals to justice. s conference this afternoon discussing public safety. it's not unique to the city but as school gets back in session want to make sure that children feel safe and protected.e met with the superintendant. >> one of those programs we are looking to implement is both a one-on-one. and an assembly based program. where officers are involved directly in the school system. >> perry says that most importantl speak to children but with them. >> we have an update on the disaster disaster at sea involving the uss mccain. they recovered a body near the collision site and the destroyer

collided with a tasker off the coast of singapore and it left a gaping hole in the hull. and water rushed in flooding several compartmentments including the communication rooms. >> we'll conduct a thorough investigation into this collision. what occurred and what happened and how it happened. when tragedy like this is one too many. >> this is the fourth navy mishap this year and second major incident over the past to months. they say that no possible cause is ruled out including cyber intrusion or possibly even sabotagws" learned that one of of the ten missing sailers from the uss john mccain is from cherry hill new jersey. a chain of prayers were started in cherry hill for kenneth smith an electronics technician on board the smith.

his mother april of michigan says that her son wanted to serve. >> his father was in the navy and his stepmother was in the navy and my father was in the navy. we can't be prouder of our son, he is an hero. she has yet to hear from the navy about her son's whereabouts. president trump is holding a campaign style rally in phoenix this evening and they are preparing for tens of thousands of protesters. live in next tonight with more on that. >> good evening in the wake of the events in charlottesville. the mayor of phoenix asked president trump not to hold tonight's rally tensions are just too high but in the matter of hours that rally will begin and police are gearing up for any possibility. >> in anticipation of president trump's rally in phoenix.

>> this is enough to help 2,000 people for the first hour. >> maria castro in arizona an immigrant rights group is planning a rally of their own. we want to make sure we send a loud and clear message to the rest of the country. >> part of tens of thousands of demonstrators expected to gather outside of the the phoenix convention center where the president is speaking. >> we are planned and prepared and ready are. and phoenix police chief is not taking chances and neither are nearby businesses many are closing early and people are worried about the threat of violence. i'll try to avoid the fray. and try to avoid getting hit with a bottle in the head by a protester. with pro groups they will be there to protect the president. planning to gather in the same place, police say they are at their highest staffing level and the national guard is on stand by. >> reporter: and the big question was about former

sheriff, joe arpaio would president trump pardon him during the rally, we heard from white house secretary sara saunders says that no discussion of a pardon will take place tonight. monica back to you. >> thank you. we are learning more tonight about last week's deadly terror attack in barcelona spain including a larger plot to blow up landmarks. two members of the terror cell were in court today. two remain behind bars and they say that the iman inspires their attack. they told the judge that the cell was planning to blow up the cathedral. 15 people were killed in the attacks and the ei-man died in the explosion. we'll have a preview of the campaign stale rally in arizona

watch that following "action news" at 6:00. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> all right heading over to matt pellman to see what's up. >> hi monica and walt is not so hot. jammed on the southbound side and it remains so from cotman to bridge street into girardment and earlier crash at allegheny is long gone and the 29 minute travel time is better than the 80 minut earlier but still if you head toward center city or the sean mendez concert in philadelphia tonight it's a slow go on 95 southbound with speeds in the teens. crash in bala cynwyd that is cleared out. and springfield township delco a bad one at powell road. and an accident in bucks county blocking off the eastbound side of the newtown bypass in the process. stay on new town yardley road to get around the 332 blockage.

traveling into bucks from burlington county. the burlington bristol bridge is going up at 5:55. and better news elsewhere, in burlington county the overturned truck blocking the ramp from 73 northbound to the tun pike that is cleared but delays spill back. over to you. >> always fun and games. much more to come not only did yesterday's solar eclipse bring excitement to scores across the country it helped the police in one town catch a wanted man. >> and stretch their legs in wilmington and we'll check in with meteorologist cecily tynan in for adam joseph tracking the latest in the weather center. >> yes, the heat and humidity really returns with avengeance, the high in poared 92 degrees and the heat index 100 and atice system is pulling in changing all that. >> and ducis rogers has sports including eagles phillies and

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steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. police in cedar rapids iowa says that yesterday's eclipse helped them capture a man on the most warranted list. they were running surveillance on darius blue and spotted him

leaving a home to see the solar eclipse. but at first blue tried to run away and officers caught up and made the arrest. >> millions of us took time yesterday to check out the eclipse. before the moon shadow raced across the u.s. the top questio was how to view a solar eclipse without glasses. today's top search is seeing spots. searches how do you know if the eclipse damaged your eyes spiked by more than 4,000% over the past 24 hours, local die doctors tell us they have a few people come in and call but little so far in the way of patients seriously injured. >> all right ducis is here and the eagles practicing with the dolphins. >> a fun couple of days in south philadelphia. two days of join practices have wrapped up and now we have to wait two more days for the eagles and dolphins to meet in preseason play. and the birds needed help with corner back they gave coach peterson a crack at it.

turn the hips -- never mind. it's the third game of the preseason winning is not the main goal. doing the little things is. >> are we ahead on offense and converting third down. we are critical of the red zone and third down. discipline and penalties we have to avoid that stuff. judging success is always an interesting thing in a preseason game we ultimately want to win the game but it's a different element and we want to be sharp and situational football is the main thing. >> working out is a win win for both teams from the eagles perspective they get to go toe to toe way football team that made the post season. and they are anxious to play them thursday night. >> they are pretty sound and they do a little bit of everything and mix it up well. and good d line it will be exciting to go out there and go

live against them. >> double the fun at citizens bank park today. aaron nola gets the start in game one and a slow start way couple of hits in the first inning. 1-0 marlins. same count in the bottom half. reece hoskins after a slow start he is beginning to heat up. this is initially scored a double for the rookie but the umpires take a second look. take a peek that say home run the sixth home run in 12 games and cameron rupp is -- college football a big hopper for -- named to the ap preseason all american team. the arena bowl is this saturday the soul will look to make it back to back titles when they host tampa bay. you can catch the game here on 6 abc saturday night at 7:00.

>> lets take it the union are prepping for a tough test and they have their goalie in the mix. he is healthy, and they visit toronto it's best team in the nls. 9-0-3 at home. jim curtin knows the challenge awaits. >> we have what will be a tough a test in our league to go to toronto a team that has the potential to break league records in terms of points and a great group no matter it's their starting 11 or reserves they have a strong roster from top to bottom. >> coming up we'll talk more about the the fins and the eagles working out in south philadelphia and in fact you'll hear why the dolphins quarterbacks thinks the eagles sever are top notch. >> they are. the mayor and council members cut the ribbon on this

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time for a check of the accuweather forecast.

today felt like august. it really did. >> for one day and then things cool off. a great day to head to the shade. the action cam at rittenhouse square. shade is your friend on days with temperatures in the 9 and a cold front that is advancing from the west and this changes our air mass and also bring us some storms. we have a severe thunderstorm watch posted for north and with west counties chester and montgomery and bucks county and all areas north and west from 9:00 tonight until midnight. the reason why in storms could have damaging winds. that line really should weaken as it moves to the east. stormtracker 6 live double scan now showing no activity has made it here yet? all the activity is across pennsylvania. step outside you can feel the heat and humidity. the heat indem right now, philadelphia 99 degrees and millville 102 and wilmington 98 and allentown 95 right along the

beaches cape may the heat index 88. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the cold front moving through the ohio valley and the showers and thunderstorms along it with the threat of tornadoes across western pennsylvania and new york state and future tracker showing late tonight and all the activity waits until after the evening commute at 11:00 thunderstorms across the lehigh valley and parts of berks county and the poconos. this line should fall apart and tomorrow clouds and a shower apossible. as we head through the afternoon the clouds clear from the northwest to the southeast. and the humidity is lowering as well. it feel a lot nicer tomorrow afternoon than today. 84 in philadelphia seasonably warm and allentown 81 and cape may 82 and wilmington and trenton 83 degrees. taking a look at the tropics, tropical storm harvey is regenerating through the yucatán

peninsula. moving to the warmer waters moving away from the land mass and that means it's strengthening to a strong tropical storm or a hurricane. and all the computer models are bringing it into corpus christi could have major flooding and a lot of models showing a half foot of rain and where it goes from there is up in the air. i'll keep you posted. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow transition day. morning clouds and some sunshine by the afternoon. the humidity dropping 84 degrees and thursday the great weather for the eagles and sun and clouds and lowering humidity and 82. friday flightful. 79 degrees. and saturday 78 degrees and great day and evening to be outside and sunday the hits continue again temperatures only in the 70s with broad area canadian high pressure over us. monday it stays comfortable and 78 and partly sunny and a high

of 79 degrees those that did not enjoy the heat and humidity things are changing dramatically and the quiet weather continues well into next week. enjoy. we deserve it don't we? >> always. thank you. more "action news" coming your way.

right now jim gardner is standing by with the stories at 6:00. more than 30 people are recovering from a crash between two septa trains this rning. u upper darby. >> and three local men are under arrest following a down in and a man wanted in rford for allegedly more than 700 miles away from home. where u.s. marshals arrested him today. and mt 6:00. for adam joseph jaime apody, rick williams and walter perez and news" monica malpass have a good night.

valley's leading news program. meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. tuee are j a phiy for bill cosby's retrial may come from montgomery county. ig story on "action news" tonight is the informat t oborn n h igstreerminaine tra upper darby. 33 people were injured. sara bloomquist is live in ce you heard from officials what did you learn?

>> reporter: the ntsb has a crew on the ground here and they are expected to investigate in collision in upper darby here in town over the course of the next four to five days before running to washington to draw the conclusion about the cause. investigators converged on the 69th street terminal in upper darby to begin the the cause of the collision that results in injuries to 33 people including one train operator. among those looking into the collision the national transportation safety board. >> the mission dur the accident investigation is to unders why. happened and t recommend