>> clearing cheers cars out pretty darn quickly, thought they would be therefore days, but no, three, four of the cars out there on their way down to wilmington, delaware. as you know, seven people died in this derailment. about 36 hour news, people still missing though, and the train engineer, not talking to authority now.

he is we'll break down the vehicles as you know it right now. >> facebook helping people connect with loved ones in nepal. earthquake there making it difficult for people it call their families. but now, some are taking advantage of the social media tool, what they're doing that many are calling discusting. >> 7:41, high shall everybody. >> you know how it works. clock 01. you'll have announcement for the announcement put it on twitter and then announce you're running for president. >> in 2015 now do you have put it on twitter first. >> youtube video. >> good morning, we have to keep an eye on that and on the sky outside. >> beautiful transition. >> pathetic, ten out of ten, big bucks there, double digit. bus stop budd which shades on,

but also, sweatshirt time. >> perfect for may the 14th, 73 degrees, mostly sunny, beautiful. tonight 53, quite cool once again, changes coming, for the weaken. whether you'll like them or not, you'll have to decide. when you see the seven day forecast. bob kelly? >> hey, sue, good morning, 7:02, your commuter forecast for today. amtrak service remains suspended between new york and philadelphia. adjusted phillie down to washington but the regional, asela express trains, suspended here's the alternate for the septa system, this morning. from the trenton station, new jersey transit will supply shuttle buses over to the west

trenton line. septa has added extra trains and service on that west trenton regional rail loin. for option coming into philadelphia. the other option driving to the cornwells heights park and ride, right there at i95 woodhaven road. septa will supply shuttle buses frankford transportation center. of course you can drive and park or the west trenton line station. with the northeast corridor, and amtrak service suspended, new jersey, transit, is one way to get into and out of new york. and they're traveling from trenton up into new york city, and you can use the river line, down to the patco line, and that will get you up and over the ben any toward downtown philly. which ever mode you choose today, allow some extra time, think about the carpooling parking at prem yum. new jersey transit cross honoring for all systems south 195 corridor.

folks will drab the keys and say i'll drive on in. if you are going to do that you're not alone. live look at i9 at already little crazy with the cameras, already jammed woodhaven in toward downtown for the folks on the jersey side, extra volume up and over the benny. fire location, right now, in north philadelphia. folk from the suburbs, 422 heavy collegeville in through king of prussia. mike, alec, back to you. >> back to the train wreck now. we have jenny over at temple university hospital. eight people still in critical condition. steve is at the scene. what we did last time, we have skyfox up over the scene. i know you can't see it because you don't have a machine tore, but i can talk you through it. there it is, working open another car there, load the train car, there is a flatbed truck, i mean a long flatbed right next it the crane, crane up against one of the cars, there they lift it on to the

flatbed, and take it to wilmington. >> it looks like, i know, just pan dollars off, car number two, that they're trying to lift up on there now. >> and the last twin car, seven working on, as well, steve. >> well, let's stay with the helicopter shot. because what i am about to tell our viewers if they hadn't heard it from the news conference yesterday morning, leakily the most distressing news came out of yesterday's statement. we got congressman brady coming on at 7:30 see the anger and upset. have this electronic train control system, made to stop speed caused derailment, it is available, and used by amtrak on tracks around the country. but for some reason not here still. the most used most popular and only profitable area amtrak has, northeast stretch. had it been installed, this is direct quote, from the national transportation safety board administrating spokesman yesterday, during that morning news conference with the mayor, had it been installed

here, he says, this accident would not have occurred. well, why wasn't it installed here? that's what congressman braidly be asking. and it is the question of the day, yesterday, and it is the question of a lifetime for so many people, whose lives were changed forever, by this accident. they're moving fast, working around the clock, to clear the tracks, and then fix the tracks and wires, because one of the shots that we saw, which was surprising, new stretches and strips of steel railroad track being brought here already this morning. second shot we saw, to show how quick the work was going, just like you're talking about live. when you see the passenger carload in on the flatbed, we saw previous passenger car, already on flatbed, already on the road, and on the way to wilmington, where it will be part of this investigation. and you can see, it is covered in plastic, just look the one you guys just showed. now, we go to video, that the federal agency shot and released, close up video, our first close up pictures, you can see, that one passenger

car, that was just torn apart, and why everyone looking at this, just amazed that anyone on this car survived. and, in the shot of the locomotive, focus your eyes on the bottom ryan. look how the railroad tracks are ripped up and bent. and here is the sad real life look at the over used cliche, wheels came off, all of this flying mangled mess at 106 miles per hour, never had chance to stay on the tracks. >> the train was traveling at approximately 106 miles per hour. >> you don't have to be a georgetown law graduate for that to raise questions. but, still, there are issues that have to be investigated, and concluded on by forensic evidence. >> if you look at that scene, i cannot imagine the mental anguish that people are feeling right now. >> there are ntsb apparently said to you, safety precautions, that need to be added. we need to spend the money to do it. >> have we talked to the engineer? the answer to that is no. woe plan to. that's certainly high priority for us, is to interview the train crew. >> we will use every means,

every resource necessary, to find out what happens. >> too early for us to make any pronouncements, about if there is any criminal responsibility. >> well, focus is on this man, 32 year old amtrak engineer, from new york city, meaning for fifth years, started amtrak as soon as he graduated college in 2006. was first a passenger conductor, for four and half years until he became an engineer back in 2010. and as you heard the district attorney seth williams there, he said his crime scene investigators were here telling him it is the most horrific thing they had seen in their long carreersment williams going to the meet with the us attorney in fill toy decide, if a criminal case should be pursued, locally, or on the federal level, and since boss tan hit that emergency brake before the krass at 106 miles per hour, and that was the loud screaching noise everybody that survived heard, that tells you he was awake, alert, not asleep or incapacitated at the time. but authorities tell us, they have a smart phone, and his blood work, to see if he was distracted, disoriented or

under any influence. and our live picture shows you what looks like a white school bus. that tells you they've got teams here, probably from out of town, that they're busing in and out on shifts, to hotels, to get some rest, get back here to get this work done. so they're doing all they can to get this northeast service back in running. hard to believe 36 hours later they are cleaning it up. i would have thought they need time to investigate this all. but they'll take it to delaware, so they can do some tests and continue the investigation. >> that's a new one they brought in on the wires? the electrical wires. what is it, 12,000-volt to run those trains? and it looks like car seven, still sitting there on the tracks. and they got cranes next to t they got to lift that onto flood bet and get them out of there, quickly, 36 hours later. here's something brought up yet on capitol himment many were screaming at each other

because ironically, they were funding or de-funding amtrak by $250 million. >> while this was happening. >> so we spent, i made little graphic, stunned by this. amtrak get $1.3 billion in taxpayer money, right? guess how much in china they spend in one year? on their train system? >> $128 billion. >> wow. >> we spends, 1.3. >> and we've been talking about positive technology, that it would take, to stop, automatically stop train, in case something happens? >> the machine that slows down automatically. >> human error that would cost like 10 billion, a lot of people do it across the country. >> 10 billion. >> and they're spend that much. >> all right. the real story of this, how it affected the people that were on the train of course, we still got eight people in critical condition, just over temple university hospital. >> yes, that's where jenny joyce is there now with an update on some of the victims

that we're learning about. jenny? >> alex, mike, the good news, if there is any good news in all of this, 292 patient who remain here, at temple university hospital, are expected to survive. the tough news of course, identifying the dead, and still trying to find the missing. yesterday, is year old boy came to up philadelphia, from baltimore, trying to find his father, bob guildersleeve. he works for clem call company and traveling on amtrak train 188 headed to new york for a meeting. his son, mark, is desperate for answers. >> i was just helping trying to spread the word to see my father. i mean, we don't know where he is, which hospital he's at, we're not sure. we have very little information. it is frustrating. for me i haven't seen him since two hours before myla cross practice. >> i mean, everyone's just frustrated. the numbers that they told us to call, they supply very little information. everyone's just frustrated and worried and it is just hard to

wait. it is hard to keep the stations. >> and that search continues. well, among the dead is 20 year old justin, midshipman, in his second year at the naval academy, headed home to his family in rock away beach new york. he was only child, high school valdictorian, captain of the football team. also, headed home to new york, 39 year old rachel jacobs, she was working late at her office in philadelphia, before hopping on the train, she lives in new york with her husband and their two year old son. at first her family and friend were concerned that jacobs was missing, then confirmed their worse fear, that she was among the dead. and three other victims, have since been identified, wells fargo executive, abid, associated press employee, jim games, andean at med guard evers college, derrick grief i can, mike, al next. >> my goodness, all right, 7:12. well, the search continues for us marine helicopter that disappeared while delivering aid. kind of help the people of

nepal out. about three weeks ago, earthquake, then another earthquake earlier this week. >> so six marines, two soldiers from nepal were on board. so just released video from june davidson of speaking of adventures, oh, going onto different storey? >> completely different story. we apologize. >> onto this story about avalanch. just released video from jen davidson of speaking of adventure t shows what climbers at mount evrest experienced. when the earthquake in nepal triggered avalanch. prime minister admits the country not prepared for second strong earthquake. at this time at least 96 people have been killed, the first earthquake to happen couple of week ago, 8,000 lives were taken. all right, let's talk about facebook. trying something new here. facebook is making it easier for you to check on friends or relatives that you might possibly have over in nepal. >> called safety check. asks users, they believe, are near natural disaster, if they are safe. if they have friends safe.

so, persons, friend, then notified of their status. >> this feature was introduced after the 2011 earthquake, tsunami in japan. google has similar function called person finder. >> i've heard of person finer for sure. all right, coming up on weather here at 7:15, before we get to that, so jeb bush was being interviewed yesterday. right? making a statement? slip of the tongue. when a reporter asked the former governor: how he would be different than his brother, george w. bush, and this is what he said. >> i'm running for president in 2016. and the focus is going to be about how we, if i run, how do you create high sustained economic growth. where more people have a chance that are in success, i'll any my record and the ideas that are relevant going toward to all of this of course i have differences with every president, previous president. >> he caught himself right away. >> yes, did he. did you hear that though? he accidentally announced i'm going to run. he says though i haven't officially declared my candidacy. like i said, i feel like they

always do the announce. before the announcement for the announcement then tweet about it. >> i have an announcement. >> you have an announce (. >> yes, in just sage ' going to introduce sue serio at our wet he cast here here at fox and she will say it is a ten on a ten scale. ladies and gentlemen, sue serio. >> thank you, thank you. >> i'll tweet if i'm running, but you know what? i bet could you win today with this ten out of ten. it will be such a beautiful afternoon at the ballpark. yes, ma'am, phillies have day game today against the pirate. they won last night, maybe they'll make it two in a row. so, the first pitch, 1:05 p.m. should be about 68 degrees, just do not forget the sunscreen at the ballpark today. you want to apply it and then re-apply today. because high pressure is in control. we're already seeing the sun. the days are nice and long. and you want to be sure you're protected. we've got the low pressure

systems out to the wells, and the warmfront that will be visiting just time for the weekend. wish we could tell you that the weather of today was going to stick around for the weekend. but not so much. so, you see, rain from minnesota down to february rest did a, down to missouri. that will will be headed our way. but we don't think it will a riff until late on friday. so, today, tomorrow, should be fine. 51 degrees here, mount pocono, still in the 30's, in the higher elevations 49 in trenton, ooh millville, then to up 52 degrees in wildwood. future cast has clouds rolling in tomorrow afternoon. but, again, it does look like it will stay dry until maybe closer to sunset. maybe little sprinkle or two in the evening. but the balance of the day should be okay. we have all of those softball games and all of the field trips happening seeing so many field trims for friday. now into saturday. we see a lot of cloud cover see a peak of sunshine around

lunchtime, afternoon, some scattered showers around in the evening. maybe thunderstorm or two by 8:00 saturday night. temperatures cooler than they were yesterday at this time. but we end up probably about the same place we were yesterday. we got to 72 degrees yesterday. seventy-three should be our high today. tomorrow with the clouds, we give you nine instead of ten. 86 degrees on saturday. and sunday, we are up to 88, both days, though, little unsettled, the chance of on and off showers and thunderstorm, not a wash out. but it won't be as pretty as it will be today. that's your forecast from the weather authority. bob kelly what's going on right now? >> live look, sue, 7:17. the schuylkill expressway westbound, an accident, right at city line avenue. anyone leaving, the sit it avenue onramp coming up out of presidential. so between the boulevard and belmont, police on the scene there.

southbound, one of the most popular routes, probably anyone who needs alternate for the northeast corridor closure, southbound already heavy academy in through girard, and keep in mind, typically takes 50 minute during the height of the rush hour, to navigate construction zone, fire here in north philly, broad and susquehanna with a lot of local detours, through the neighborhood. northeast philly grant and crews town road an accident, we welcome to town high school rowers, stotesbury shutting down the kelly drive today 11 all the way through saturday night. all of the extra volume like last week will be push on to the mlk drive the schuylkill expressway. then afternoon baseball sue mentioned phillies pirates 105. see the lunchtime volume. but then instant traffic jam, once that game is over. that will instantly create the gridlock on the schuylkill and 95, as all of those afternoon games typically do. here is the update thursday service suspended on amtrak, new york to philly.

no regional or asela express trains. september at alternate for that trenton line, new jersey transit supplying shuttle buses from the trenton station to the west trenton line, then septa adding extra trains, beefing up that west trenton regional rail line. you can drive to anyone of the stations, along the line. or, drive to the corn wells height park and ride, that big parking lot there, off 95, at woodhaven road. and then septa is going to add shuttle buses during the morning and afternoon rush hours, over to the frankford transportation center,, where you can pick up the market frankford line. mike, alex? >> going to skyfox, look at this. as were you saying little earlier, bob, they're really work to go get this train track open again. and the rail service between philly and new york city back up and running. you know how much money they're losing, well, it is in a way. so, they are taking railroad ties out of there already. taking the track, the rail, the metal rail, steel, i guess

it is, taking that out. and it looks like they have a got new railroad ties ready to go. >> yes, over there on the right hand of the screen there. and it is hard to believe the 36 hours later, after this train derailment. but you know yesterday, when the ntsb, when they had the press conference, they said yesterday evening, hey, we released this to amtrak, begin the process of fick t i remember thinking, oh, my goodness, how are they going to do this already? so much work to do. >> see, he's moving steel rail. >> right on off. you see the bottom left there. prefab sections of rail. >> yes, used to be made out of wood. >> remember back in the day? back in the day you had the wooden raid road tiles not the deal any more. they make these at factory, all prefab there, then just bring them in, drop them right down. >> the rail on it already. >> yep. rales already on it, already attached, will drop it in the into place. pour the gravel, the stone in there, to casino of keep it from moving. obviously then tow to check it, make sure it is aligned properly, but will be heck of a lot easier watch you are seeing here, pushing all of

the debris off. i believe this, this is the stretch of rail that was most heavily damaged, when the rail cars came off. out of the four main lines, i believe, only one is actually completely damaged. so four lines. >> right. >> north and south. septa uses two of them, amtrak uses the other two. >> right. out of the four. only one. like go to the hobby store, anyone grab some railroad tracks. >> yes. >> all right, bob, we will take two minute break.

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>> i 7:30. >> for me it was a little chilly. had to break out my sweat pants. >> chilly morning? >> we have video of those sweat pant. >> , no i hide them under the desk here. >> bus stop buddy has sweatshirt on. see there? we have no secrets here, right? >> sunny skies, wear your jacket. cool start to the day. ten out of ten in your weather by the numbers, it is sunny out there right now, stay that way the rest of the day, 10-mile per hour breeze out of the north, 51 degrees at the moment. satellite and radar, hardly cloud in the sky. so, we are quite cool to

start. we'll be in the 60s being probably, topping off at about 73 degrees by the end. day it, won't be as breezy, look at that sunset time, 8: 08. >> we get to tape out later. all choke up about it, 7:31, here's the game plan for today. at least for amtrak, same as yet. service suspended, new york to philadelphia. that includes both the regional and the asela express service, but here are the options for anyone, who would typically use septa, on that northeast corridor. from the trenton station, new jersey transit, supplying shuttle buses, to the west trenton station. from there, septa has beefed up that west trenton regional rail line, with extra service, extra cars, all day long, you can also drive to the cornwells heights park and ride. right there off 95 and woodhaven road. huge parking lot. then septa will supply shuttle buses, to the frankford transportation center, at which point you can use the

market frankford line. options also driving to the local stations, at fox chase, or west trenton, just keep in mind, those parking lot can only handle so many cars. as far as the trip to and from new york, no amtrak service. however, new jersey transit trains, running, between trenton and new york city, getting there and back, you can use the river line, and the patco high-speed line. couple of tips, extra time around the board today, carpooling, consider the parking spots, where you're going to park the car, new jersey transit cross honoring south of the i195 corridor. then big roadway, that's extra jammed this morning, 95, already, parking lot, from woodhaven all the way into girard avenue, another parking lot, the bring bridge already stack up from the camden side, into center city, at eighth and vine. again, whatever mode of transportation you pick today, give yourself some extra time. even, if you don't use mass transit, typically, you drive all that extra volume will be alongside of you, as i just

showed you on the brennan on i95. local detours here in the neighborhood, fire location, at broad and sus question hand a mike, alex, back to you. >> ironically see what they did on capitol hill, already scheduled before this amtrak derailment here in philadelphia. they had to vote on budget, for amtrak, itself. so, a gop bill, that was approved, just hours after the derailment, cut amtrak's budget by $250 million. for the upcoming fiscal year. >> down to about 1.3 billion. >> yes there is comes as national transportation safety board said the train, 18, was not equipped with proper speed control device. >> amtrak throughout a good pit of the northeastern corridor, has a system called advanced civil speed enforcement. that's called acse. however, it is not installed

for this area where the accident occurred where the derailment occurred. we've called for positive train control for many, many years, on our most wanted list, congress has mandated that it be installed, by the end of this year. >> so, by the end -- so in other words, it is a machine that would automatic slow down a train, if something happened to the engineer. >> the person driving it, yes. >> but here is the thing though, very complex technology. and it is estimate philadelphia would cost a lot of railroad operators about $10 million. >> 10 billion. >> 10 billion, sore. >> i to dot whole country. >> yes. >> so that curve in port richmond's been there for decades. but they didn't have the money to take care of. so what do you think about that, steve keelie? is that a topics of conversation out there? >> well, it has been topic of conversation since this accident. and it was a topic of conversation as you heard in that news conference, and the question is, if any stretch of amtrak deserves the latest

technology, it is this one, because this is the only thing popping up amtrak, and the only profitable part. and i don't care how much money you mention, what is the price after human life? >> i know it. >> ask the kids, the 11 year other gill, 16 year olson of jim janes from plainsboro, new jersey, is his father's life worth $10 billion? and that's the question. of course worth $10 billion. worth $50 billion. and all of those lives could have been saved. and that's sad that federal red tape, bureaucracy, plane old stupidity doesn't have it on the stretch specially at a curve where we have seen deadly accident before. and i don't care how long ago it was, we've had rail traffic in this country since the 1800s. and you would think 200 years later, we would learn thousand do it safely. >> like we said yesterday, 1943, on this very same stretch, the same curve, 79 people died. 117 people were injured. when a 16 car train derailed.

>> even with this. go ahead, steve? >> our friend at whyy news works, the excellent journalist over there, they've got it already new brunswick line down to trenton, from perry ville maryland up to wilmington. those are not as popular stretches as this one is. so, it is in new jersey, it is in delaware, but not here through philadelphia, through, you know what? this is a residential neighborhood it runs through, too. you would think with the population around the tracks in addition to the population riding the trains every day back and for, to mower's favorite cities, washington to new york, most of the city, most of the tax dollars, especially since bringing in most profitable dollars to amtrak. >> and it has to be the most

severe curve between new york and philadelphia. like i say, i take that train at least once a week. why not install it at just that one cur in. >> install it at every curve. if you have the technology, get it in there. what it does, if you ever rented u-haul truck, you can't go over 5055 in that. they should p taught in every car, right? i was surprised at that helping somebody move. if have something to prevent human error that will automatically have a train, reduce the speed limit, and apply the brakes, at least send off alarm, get it on there. and of course, they'll get it on here now, but way too late for those people killed in maine. >> even on the straight away between 30th street station and this curve, the speed limit is 80 miles an hour, and this train was going over 100 miles an hour. why was he going so fast on the straight aways, too? steve, thank you. 7:37. you talk about a full house. a cup nel michigan, was looking forward to their new addition, only, they already

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>> six on your thursday morning, and as the weaken gets closer, and we talk about the beautiful weather today, check out these dew point, most of them, in the 30's, what does that mean in the other day when it was 88 degrees, dew point were in the 70s, and that meant it was humid. but as we look at our measure of moisture, anything below 50 is refreshing. and that's the weather we have in store for today. unless you have tree pollen allergies, then it is not going to be so great. high levels today, and tomorrow, little better over the weekend, because we have

some scattered showers, in the forecast. so, keep that in mine. we're high and dry today. meaning had i pressure in control. that's why it was chilly overnight. but it is also why we will see sunshine. we are watching system out in the midwest it, will bring us some rain, probably, over the weaken, scatter showers still not calling for a wash out. but, i will say that this low pressure system and the warmfront, with it, will be stalling close to us over the weaken, so keep that this mine. 51 degrees right now, 39 mount pocono, 40's in a lot of places but we have inched into the 50's, in dover, wilmington, millville, wildwood at 54, and here's your future cast to show the clouds building in tomorrow afternoon. but we really don't see the rain arriving until nighttime or friday, into saturday. i think we will have dry day tomorrow. and then, it is really not until the afternoon, on saturday, that we see these scatter showers, maybe thunderstorm rolling in, and that could last through

sunday, as well. we are about 10 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time. if you're trying to figure out what to wear outside, a sweater, jack would be a good idea with the 10-mile per hour breezes adding to the temperatures that we have out there. no appreciable wind gust at the moment, except for wildwood, where we have 17-mile per hour win gust, yesterday, sunny, seasonable, with the high of 72. what do we have in store for today? 73 degrees. tomorrow look good, increase in clouds, warmer, showers around saturday, and sunday, back into the 80s, it will be very summary, over the weekend, the last weekend, bob kelly, before that early memorial day weaken we're getting this year. >> are we able to wear the white shoes? >> memorial day. >> do you have the white shoes? >> white belt. >> leisure seat?

exactliment memorial day, good morning, everybody, 7:48. slow going on 59 southbound, from wood half mean downtown, about 35 minute trip. the other roadway getting a loft extra volume 295, and accident here, southbound, on 295, right near the black horse pike. off to the shoulder, wick sun glare, route 70 back down, back up on the benny, mid-span, into eighth and vine, i just got also a note from septa, that the west trenton regional rail line, that's the one where they've added extra service, and is the at fat for the trenton line, a lot of heavy passenger volume. so they're running with delays of about 15 minute this morning. patco high-speed line. keep in mind using patco as your alternate for the amtrak mess, that they are running on construction schedule today, tomorrow, where they have the 20 minute gaps in service, so, you don't want to get stuck out on the windy platform for 20 minute or so. north philly fire location at

broad and susquehanna. and some sun glare and delays coming inbound on the schuylkill expressway, heavy 202 biggest regatta, stotesbury, clogs the kelly drive to vehicle traffic at 11:00 today will stay that way through saturday night. the other little road through town, the schuylkill expressway. >> i heard of it. >> will pick it up throughout saturday night. back to you. >> don't take this as offense, we will welcome heather. >> heather sent me mug by the. >> i oh, i saw that. >> what's not running? >> trenton regional rail line the only one not running. >> how are you get being around that? >> so we are asking our passengers to use either the west trenton line or they can get to the market frankford line. and we have some options for

them to be able to use those lines. so, if we use expanded service, on the west trenton line, running every half hour, so we've got extra trains on the west trenton line. 12,000 passengers to these other options, of course, it will be little more, you know, getting on and off adds time to your commute. >> significant delays on that line because of the capacity every all of the passengers. >> fifteen minute delays on that line. you know, that could be in flux. >> but were septa's tracks mangled or anything? are they okay? >> we use the same northeast corridor, as amtrak, so, everything that affect them affect us. >> what have you heard? we're looking at pretty optimistic helicopter footage of the scene. and looks like they are starting to take up the damage

track and put down some new ones. >> don't have estimated time when things will be completed. we really don't know. just hopefully we get this back as soon as we can. >> great job, heather. >> thank you. >> thanks, heather. >> good day added on some more lines. >> all right. you know the term bakers dozen? >> yes. >> that would be how many? >> twelve. >> no, 13. >> oh, 13. so old baking term, throw in extra donut, just call it a bakers dozen, you great 13 donuts. >> how sweet of them? >> is this sweet? let's say you have always wanted a girl. you give birth to a girl. >> yes? >> you have had 12 boys. >> you keep going? >> that woman did. but did she have a girl? we'll tell you.

i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children.

>> okay, i didn't think ordering a pizza was difficult, but the dom notes people, they don't call themselves domino pizza any more in. >> dome know's. >> they have pasta, sandwiches, and wings. >> limb knotts and stuff. >> oh, my. but can get easierment with the app, i recently ordered a pizza with a app here to the station. >> is it a tweet? >> tweet now. so may 20th you can order from domino's with imogi. so tweet it to the hanible dominoes it, will work, already register your twitter hand billion their domino easy order system. >> so give them your credit cards? >> yes, already with the system, so they are already have your information stored, in you tweet out, and boom, here you go. so when you do, it will ask for your address, payment preferences, already locked it? >> this person ordered 500 slices? is one slice a pizza. >> like morris code. look at that.

>> only get pep roney? >> maybe you have to tweet that? after your -- oh, say the flavor, whatever you want? >> you're right, little menu there. >> maybe, sometimes they like fruits and vegtables, so maybe put the pizza and then like tow mate flow. >> who the heck is ordering fruits and vegtables from dom owe that's. >> they have opine apple, you can put the pineapple. imogi. >> how do you hold the anchovy's. >> come to my life. >> i'll be nice to you for two more hours. >> just two more hours? >> that's it, 10:01, boom. >> you guys, you should see at 10:01 how he treats me. >> not true. i love you. good day to you, go to the open now, is that cool? thursday, may the 14th, 2015. >> here we go. >> live from the fox 29

studios. this is "good day philadelphia". >> well, it is 8:00. that means about 35 hours, since this accident happened, and look at the work going on, non-stop here. they're now fixing the wires overhead that were torn down, we now are familiar, with those rusted steel beams, that holdup 12,000-volt of electricity, to the power the amtrak trains through the northeast, lauren? >> working hard, steve keeley. speeding toward death, investigators probing what led up to those final moments before the disaster? what those black boxes may reveal, jenny? >> the numbers, now we have personal stories, the people injured and killed in the train derailment. some, tomorrow, are still missing. >> horrible story berks beautiful forecast for today. weather has improved so much since tuesday. when we were hot, humid. ten out of ten. low humidity today. >> been in the 40's in a loft suburbs this morning, breezy and quite cool to get you

started, and 55 degrees right now with 10-mile per hour breeze out of the north phillies day game today. have that forecast for you coming up for the first pitch, spec hi, later on, with all that sunshine, of 73 degrees. >> sound good, sue. coming up on 8:00 here is a gahm plan for today. amtrak, service suspended on the northeast corridor between new york and philadelphia. same deal at yesterday, suspended here are the options for septa's regional railings. septa added extra service, and extra trains, on each one of the trains, extra cars, on each one of the trains, to get folks into downtown, but with all of that extra volume, heard helter earlier, 11 to 12,000 extra commuters, running with about 20 minute delays another option would be driving to the cornwells

heights parking ride, right there by 95 and woodhaven road. septa providing shuttle buses to the market frankford line. out of new york and new jersey, new jersey transit, trains running into trenton. use the river line and the patco high-speed line, to connect there extra time needed two # a, 95, extra heavy. they suggest carpooling, keep in mind all of the parking garages have a limit. the frankford transportation parking ride parking lot was packed in yesterday, sold out, right after the rush hour. mike, at he can, back to you. >> straight up 8:00 this thursday morning about 35 hours after the derailment. seven people confirmed dead. >> maybe those walk away from the train wreck, not reported they're back in their homes. investigators says right before the crash, the engineer applied the emergency brakes,

slam it on. but it wasn't enough to slow down the train, only slowed it by two, 3 miles per hour. it was going over 100 miles an hour in a 50-mile per hour zone on the curve. train had been traveling exactly 106. 106 miles per hour they think when it went into the can you. >> the limit there 80 miles per hour on the straight away. but right before the curve supposed to do 50 miles per hour. and at the center of the investigation, right now brandon, the engineer, not speaking with authorities. >> lauren johnson, details on the black boxes taken from the train. jenny joyce, temple university hospital with more information about some of the victims, and steve pretty darn close to the scene there in port richmond. there he is, steve? >> sadly one of the dozen unaccounted for people, one. five amtrak yu members,

reporter believe to be in the back of the train. remember talked about trouble from the first car to the last car, and so, the authorities did follow want to answer those unaccounted for being including one amtrak staffer. and they're wondering was the guy really working on the train, did he get off the train? but nobody wanted to answer that question. and then, robert, famous philadelphia lawyer, who has held so many people accountable for bad accidents, the ones that are historic in nature, pier 34, the market street building collapse. even the young man from temple, who was killed when he his wad smashed into the second bank right behind our city, held the bars across the street from us at fourth and market around town accountable for $7 million just couple of weeks ago. so robert at temple university hospital yesterday, meeting with the victims and their families, he said at their request, and too soon to talk about damages or fault. but he is protecting the right of the victims, the injured, and sadly the families of

those killed. as they look at this work, you can see the man in that basket, that's a device that he is sitting on, that basket attached to rail car. i saw it come down, the damaged tracks it is on, and you can see, they are trying to get those wires, rimmed down, below him, behind the weeds we saw in the helicopter video, they are replacing the tracksment i can tell you we saw one of the passenger cars removed here. we have still picture that far saw that on 59, coulnt believe the size, couldn't believe how intact it was. and then here is our video, i wrap up my live shot. see one of three long flatbeds, brand now railroad track being brought here to the scene. that tells you they are working around the clock, and non-stop trying to get this service up. they told us likely down for a week, but would love nothing better on that get that service back. i can tell from our helicopter view, we saw the locomotive,

the key part of that seven vehicle train, still here on scene. the heaviest of the seven cars, and they're going to take that down to wilmington for sure and see if any problems with that, the brakes, the signals, and where that pilot, that edge near was sitting, any problems there, were also contributing factors into this train going way too fast for a way too banged curve. >> the information they'll get most important is out of the black boxes, of course actually orange, and they've taken them off the train, but on train, same thing. >> calling them event recorders, yesterday they told us they took them to delaware, download g information, so we get to lauren because what casino of information are we hoping to get from those event recorder? >> slowed the train down to 101 miles per hour by the tike the locomotive black box stopped recording date a investigators will continue to probe the device for more information the trains front facing video camera could also

reveal if there may have been any problems on the tracks themselves. also a look at the cars, how they with stood the condition. important to collect as much evidence as fast as they can. >> we are here, to collect perishable evidence, which is that information that will go away with the passage of time. that's really what we're here to do. collect that information that will go away, with the passage of time. we go back and dot analysis, later, but we have to capture those data, very carefully now. amtrak did not install safety device that would very reasonable vented train from going too fast. >> automatic slows down the train on a can you. >> positive train control. >> that equipment exists, lauren. >> it does, on the southbound lanes, not the northbound lanes. had it to the end of the year

town stall it. >> could you look up, maybe somebody already said this, the engineer's 32 years old, surprised how young he was, he started as ticket taker on the train. >> right. back in 2006. in 2009 he went to engineer, yes, switched, in 2009. steve keeley report that earlier today woe don't know, maybe he is real familiar with the area of the country, maybe not. maybe he was in a different route somewhere else and he didn't know the curve would come so quickly. >> well, i don't know. >> i feel like you have to know the curve was coming. >> i would like to know how long he's been in charge after train. you know what i mean, actually driving. >> how much experience does he have when it comes to that. >> i think he is from memphis, tennessee, went to the university of missouri. thank you. 8:06. >> this morning we are learning more about the victims. >> as you know, we've been reporting, seven confirm dead. we still have eight people in critical condition over at temple university hospital. jenny, bring us to up date.

>> some people still searching for loved ones, and others, who have already gun the morning process, for the seven confirmed dead. they got the news they didn't want to know, one of the seven people killed in the amtrak train derailment. thirteen year old mark still waiting for answers. he doesn't know where his father, bob guildersleeve, but hopes these flyers can help bring his dad home. >> i was just trying to help spread the word to find my father. we don't know where he is, which hospital he is at. we're not sure. we have very little information. and it is frustrating. >> well officials continue is her clinic for the missing, families of those who lost their lives are in mourning. this tragedy has shock us, we wish it to spend grieving with close family and frenal.

at this time we ask for privacy from the media. >> lost her only child justin, 20 year old midshipman, in his second year at the naval academy. a valdictorian, football captain in high school headed home to rock away beach new york to spend time with family when his life came to an end. >> also, among the dead, associated press video software designer jim gains. he died at temple university hospital. doctors say the husband and father from princeton new jersey had a massive chest injury, and he could not be revived. wells fargo confirmed a senior vice president, abid, died in the derailment. this is a picture from his linked in profile. latest victim, met guesser evers college in brooklyn, previously a school principal, and founded the city university of new york prep transitional high school in 2003. and initially more than 200 people were transported to

hospital throughout the city here at temple university, 22 patient, remain, eight of them in critical condition, however, the hospital here, says, that everyone is expected to survive. mike, al next. >> god let's hope so. thank you, jenny. we also learned in the last oh, 12 hours or so, that one of our friend, friend of our show, and our next-door neighbor practically, chef eli, not doing so well. he got hurt. he was on that train. he co--owns number of restaurant, right next-door to fork, place we go every day, just there little while ago, high street. little market just down the street from us here in old city on market street. i think he also is the chef over at a/k/a kitchen over there, at 18th and walnut. doing very well. considered one of the best chefs in the country, so, we're thinking about you, eli. >> certainly are. our neighbor. >> yes. >> all right, 8:09. >> anyone with questions about family, friend, that were on the train call amtrak

emergency hotline. we will give this to you again for more information, that number 1800-523-9101. and amtrak is also asking any passengers who were on the train and doing well, to call them and report their status, because like we said earlier at this point they think there is about 12 people that are still considered missing. >> yes, the manifest us doesn't match up. still missing 12 people. now could be some people, go buy tickets, and then you don't get on the train. >> quite a bit. >> true. >> or you walked away interest this somehow. went home, up in new york, dc, maybe here in philadelphia, you haven't report that you're okay. >> they need to happen from -- hear from you. >> we have another one of the train cars, and that's number, say -- >> looks like number two. because first we thought it was car one, they crossed it out. >> i think one hine the engine was the mangled one. >> right. >> i don't know that they even put number on that one, so

torn up. i think probably the quiet car. >> that gaping local near the front of it. >> they got it loaded on to the truck. amazing, they got two wraps. see them wrapped in the black blast i can there? taking all of these down to will machine ton delaware. may see them as traffic after the rush hour gets down a little bit. maybe around noon. , all right, quick break. is there an elk in your bed?

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>> good morning, 8:15, looking live from skyfox back over the scene, of the nasty train derailment where there is two sets of operations, actually call it three sets of operations, one operation here, is getting the rail carson to the flatbeds, wrapped up, so that they can be transported down into wilmington, and amtrak's headquarters, that, if you remember, one of the shots from yesterday, where that

girder had pierced the roof of that one rail car, look at this rail car, kind of laying on it side there is one, is already wrapped up, and on the flatbed, and hopefully they'll wait until after the rush hour, and then you will see that caravan of cars headed down 95, caring the trucks, caring the rail cars, down to wilmington. so, you have that project. the second part of the operation here is the repair of the rales. and the third, you will see the crews working on the overhead wires, so, the wires and the rales, crews are making the repairs, so they can get train traffic back on that northeast corridor, as soon as possible. that's live look there, from skyfox, let's go to the maps. all of the extra volume, being pushed onto our imagine or roadways, i95, extra heavy from woodhaven all the way into downtown women over 45, mint to make the trip. schuylkill running slow into town. another roadway seeing extra volume i295 for the gang

coming out of the south jersey, not only dealing with the extra volume, sun glare, and an accident, near the blah black horse pike. south on 95, this fellow here, think you're having bad start to the day? this is academy road, society bound 95 at academy, center lane, push offer to the shoulder, again, extra time needed this morning. even the ben franklin bridge, stack up already, for mid-span into downtown at eighth and vine. if you typically would use septa tress tone line. on the trenton station, new jersey transit, shuttle bussing passengers over to west trenton from that station, septa has added extra trains and service on the west trenton rail lynn to get new downtown. there is about 20 minute delay on that line. or you can drive to the park and ride, at the cornwells heights station, that's right there off woodhaven road, the huge parking lot, and then septa shuttle bussing, those commuters over to the frankford transportation center, where they can use the market frankford line.

the other options, would be of course, flying from new york down to washington, we've seen a lot of extra volume down at philadelphia international airport. septa had some delays earlier this morning, on it, so airport regional rain line, but we are in good shape at the moment. how about we take a look at the forecast here? >> game time, 10:00, a 68 degrees, top off today at 73 bright sunshine, do not forget your sunscreen, if you are going to the game today. in the 70s again tomorrow, unsettled over the weaken, warmfront handed around, see temperatures back to the 80s, saturday, sunday though back to the 70s, monday, tuesday, and wednesday.

>> questioned ooh for next wednesday. >> oh, we're coming to your town. >> dining under the. >> yes. >> even though it will be daylight. okay, so, this is a little complicated obama administration may have to weigh in on an international custody battle involving a tv star. >> you know you reach so many secretary it, has to go to the white house, 1,000 signatures. >> that's what you need so kelly rutter forward, she was on gossip girl. >> sure. >> serena, mom, lilly, well, now she is famous for very public case to bring her two children home from monaco. california judge decided the kids must live overseas in orders to phil the 50-50 custom did i agreement, his visa revoke. >> can't come back to the united stay and he has the

kids in the little, whatever they call that, monaco. little country, one of the smallest countries in the worlds. >> now, so you know what this means? she has to travel to europe just to see her own kids. >> she wanted to get washington involved, as of tuesday received 100,000 signature. so, that required of course the obama administration to address this custody ruling. so gotten support her hollywood friends, among them, goldie hawn, tweet the as mother and children's advocate, i am sending lots of love and support to kelly rutter forward in her fight it get her children home, come on, of course the president, i'm sure will not address it, i mean, he has list of things to do. >> yes. >> little more higher up things, the thing is somebody -- >> remember when they did petition to like beep her, too? and that got 100,000 signature. went right to the president. he was like not commenting.

>> somebody had to handle it. do you know what a kiss cam is of course? >> yes, we do. >> many sporting events like to do that, embarrass people, right? brief moment of romance ruined. >> it goss in her hair? oh, my goodness. >> why some people think this beer spill was staged now we will play the whole thing for you. and let you decide. funny, though. >> nick wins. >> we have a winner. of course we had to send jenn fred to los angeles, we need full idol recap. we will have him on the show. she better track nick down. >> one more season, final one, it will be huge. so are the addition cents coming back to filly? mike, you better clear out your vocal cords. >> oh, auditions in philly.

i'm lynne abraham. when i became

philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> there is tom brady, has until 5:00 to file a suspension against the nfl.

>> so you know, he was suspended for the first four games of this fall season, because he knew about deflated footballs. when they were playing the indianapolis colts. >> well, he's more than likely, mike, what are they saying, probable he knew, more than likely? >> he knew, common. >> so attorney, for the players union, reportedly working on this appeal for tom, again, he has until 5:00. the pay riots also finds a million bucks, as you know, so there you g also lost the first round draft pick, it might be the biggest penalty next year in the draft. >> okay, well we got to the kiss cam watch about that? >> we need your opinion on this. is this staged? is this fake? you know kiss cam majora reearns around the country. this is at the wizards gahm, i think last night, folks sitting there, okay, you kiss, it looks like he purposely throws that on them. >> really? let me see it one more time. >> watch. >> oh, ya. she does it on purpose.

i was more paying attention to the woman sitting down see she throws it on her hair. and you know that's a have i lakes, mike. >> wow. >> you don't do that. >> no, you don't do that to a black girls hair. >> even though did you it to me when i first got on the show,er? >> true. you still remember that. >> oh, i will never forget it. now -- >> what is the trend now, all of these kiss cams coming out fake. remember, the one, where this girl she kissed one guy and then turned around and kissed someone else? >> and then there was the muscle fracking dude. >> no, girl. >> well, he was flexing and she stood up, i'm better than you. >> yes. i think that's the new trend. >> i don't know. as the video goes on, the guy in front beat his -- no. >> do you think anyone could do safe hitting demonstration it would be the crew from major league baseball. here is the thing, there is whole network, 24 hours a day, dedicated to major league baseball.

>> do you think they talk a lot about the phillies? >> not this year. a lot of time to fill. so there is about three hoses on the show, one of them woman. and she says okay, i'll pitch to you. >> this guy is actually major league bail player, former. so it is in a studio, doing a demo, she is pitching to him. and he's hitting real balls. in the studio. you know this won't go well! here it is. >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. >> everybody is fine. >> everybody's fine. >> okay, how do you top that? how about you repel off building in the state of delaware? quincy has agreed do this. it is for a good cause. what are you thinking? >> yes. listen, if it is for a good cause, i'm all in. special olympics in delaware, i'll be repelling down 17 story building. >> oh, my gosh.

>> guys, anything for a good cause, coming back on good day philadelphia. >> yikes.

8: 30, 36 hours after the train derailment. they are working feverishly to get new tracks laid downment look at them. the front loader, digging up the railroad ties, and what's left of the rales, the steel rales from the derailmentment. >> then earlier we saw they had new tracks that were just laid off to the side. readied to go to put in place. >> so i think the black one, the only win that is not wrapped up in plastic, before they head down to wilmington.

everybody still talking the fact that train was going 106 miles per hour when it should have showed to 50 miles an hour when it took that curve. big topic of conversation, job how would you feel but on the train? do you think would you notice that? you have use that train a number of time. >> i'm always distract the. i would always know, though, when they would slow down pretty rapidly 08 to 50. oh, i'm almost back to fill, at the curve. >> but they never slowed. you have the guys on the gown making repairs to the rales, then the other crew making repairs to the overhead wires, both of those project simultaneously going on right now, we look live in port richmond, look at them using the well g guns there. to either weld, probably, cutting the tracks off. so is that that bulldozer, can get them out of there. as we look live from skyfox, all right, talcony palmyra bridge set for opening any minute now.

looks like traffic stopped on both sides. getting ready to head out the front door head for the betsy. accident westbound on the pa turnpike right near the willow grove interchange. also, some wicked sun glare, out there, today service suspended again today between new york and philly on that northeast corridor. same as yesterday. no regional rails, no asela express, the trenton option would be if can you get to the trenton station, here, use shuttle busses to take commuters over to the west trenton line, then extra service on septa's west trenton regional rail line, but, they are running with 20 minute delays. sue, some sun glare around the board here this morning. >> this, if you have any day to repel down 17 story building, this is the day to do it, weather, ideal. >> seventeen stories, quincy, my goodness.

>> looks at the building 220 feet i believe. this is nothing. what we're going to do. and we are doing it for the special olympic, here from special olympics delaware. good morning. so raising money for the special olympics, this will help, you know, some of the athletes that you guys have. >> have 3,700 children and adult who compete in two sport year around, big summer games coming up in june. these athlete just have the thrill of competition, all the time. it just gives them an opportunity to show what their skills truly are, what they are able to do on the courts, the pool, the track, and every dime raised and after this year it will be more than half million dollars that this event has raised over the five years, all goes to special olympics delaware. >> that's great. john, everyone that's today, has had to raise about $1,100, correct? >> a lot of people went above and beyond that, great thing. they got people to support them. you know, one every these event they say look i'll never do, that but i will give you money to do it.

>> it is a thrill, great thing. >> hacked snow me the number of people who do it, come in, talk to us, tell us they're petrified of height yet go up, do it. >> just like our athlete overcome athlete, a lot of people do this for the same reason. >> got you. soy i'm going up in a hour, did you it yesterday, i've done it six, seven month ago, what can i look forward to? , re repel off the billing it, got rid of any fears, because any thinking was geez if i can do one-story doak 17. when you sit back, i'm at the mercy of the rope, not on ground any more, once you get through that you do enjoy the rest of the trip down the billing. so i think you'll have great time. little bit shorter than the last building you d but wife ' been told 17 stories, 220 plus feet, really the operate maladies tans for people to do

>> what's the website and information, that womb can donate? >> go to sode.org or google special olympics delaware. big red donate today at the top of the website, they can give to. that will all goes into the program fun, again, which fuels sports competition for 3700 athlete year around. >> okay, so for good cause. >> first person to come down? >> first person, we call it the test rope. >> oh, i'm the crash dumby? >> that's what they tell me. so good luck to you, quincy. it will be fun. >> next hour, guys? >> we see the ropes, are you going to come down on the glass? >> yes, i'm come down the glass, i'm wave because i'm an expert, i'll threat go, tom

cruise. >> we'll be sure to give you the music. >> watch it live coming up on tv. >> i may have john on my back coming down. >> oh, now getting -- >> he is over the edge. missouri couple, they've 12 boys, she got pregnant for a 13th time. looking for a girl. we have the result, and we'll give them to you. did she have a girl? and then there is this he got to thinking here is that correct toni braxton? >> it is toni braxton. >> okay, so we will do heart breaking songs, man she is beautiful. what is your go to song to get in your bed and curl up in the

fetal position when you've a break up? >> oh, several. >> hard to top. look how miserable she. >> mike, any what songs we listen to in the past. we'll reveal them. >> oh, i got one. i got one. >> okay.

>> let's give them the fact at 8:40. so, this couple, off in michigan, they've been trying to have a girl. so they keep -- and they have uh-huh -- they have 12 boys. so, honey, let's try one more time. >> yes, one more go. >> thirteenth pregnancy. and, the reveal, it said out to be another boy. oh, my goodness. >> 8 pounds 15 ounces, big boy. big boy. >> now, they say they didn't care whether it was a boy or girl, but they figure with their history they just new it would be another boy. >> and everybody, i think, just a symms that we keep trying and trying until we

have this girl. that's just not the case. we are bless today have 12 happy healthy boys. >> and i was number 13. it is special whether it is a boy or a girl. >> ya, well what else are you going to say? when you have 13 kids, 12, but age range? the oldest, 22, the youngest, two. >> well now the youngest is one day. >> oh, true. here is the thing, though. >> one more, bob? >> try for another one. >> would you. >> bob would say that. >> thirteen is a unlucky number, they need one more. >> are you. >> here is the thing though. even if you have 13 kids, i mean, the oldest one is 22, probably no longer in the house. >> no. >> so you don't have to deal with all 13. >> so you might have an open bed. >> open spot. fill it up. >> mr. rabbit over there, i mean mr. bob kelly over there. >> wow, rabbit, really? we talk about this. >> grilled cheese? >> okay, everybody.

>> let's move onto american idol. because, finally, we have our winner of american idol. second to last season, nick won. >> oh, nick? >> jenn fred at american idol. she will fine him.

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>> the winner of american idol 2015 is nick. >> yes, nick won. nick is your winner. >> yes. >> went up against clark beckham. >> he has 2014 title of american idol. >> now, here, as jenn fred would say, here's the situation. quite frankly. high five up top. we can't find her. okay? we've sent her to los angeles to interview nick. fine nick and clark, right? >> didn't i tell this would happen? she party with the shrek rid

us. >> she does have a tendency to go out, stay up all night. it is 5:45 in the morning in los angeles. we can't find her. if you see her, she's probably instagram g something right now, who knows what part of the city she's in. if you see jenn fred, maybe streaming right now, watching the show, from los angeles, i don't know why you would be doing that, it is 5:45. >> because they love the show so much. >> that's true. we do have a lot of people who have lived in philadelphia, and now live in l.a. >> yes. >> who watch the show on line. >> because it is not the same thing, yes. they say, when people move away, a loft times, just not the. >> i am good day, used to be real a good show, a lot of fun. >> what's the main character on good day? >> steve edwards. >> just celebrated 20 years. >> on that show? he's been working in los angeles, 40 years. google him? >> steve edwards. >> on it. >> so anyway. >> what did you just say? >> on twitter, if you can finds jennaphr frederick,

anywhere in the los angeles area, i would suggest local watering holes, just idea, please let us know, because we cannot fine her. >> so 20 years as the host of good day la. >> but he has work at channel seven out there before. nobody cares about him. don't even know who he is. >> all right, we will continue to look for her. i do want to tell this. jeff, i'm moving on. kit cat kline? >> hey, being a parent and attending school full time, that is not easy, i know some people who have done it. >> you won't believe one professor's reaction, student bridges her baby to class. >> look at that, just, all right, i'll start teaching. >> way overseas. >> yes, hebrew university. so, the student couldn't get sitter. like you know, what i just have to take my kid to class. when the kid started crying, she tried to get up to make an exit, let me get out of here, but this professor, doctor sydney angleberg, stopped her, scooped up the baby and went back to the lesson.

>> i love. that will now the baby is quiet. >> isn't that cool? we saw that on facebook. his daughter post that to facebook. >> does that mean the professor has a very soothing voice? what's that guy's name? >> hold on, i can come up with his name, commontator on fox all the time in new york. >> ben stein. >> there you go, clear on. >> game show used to be ben stein's money. i have a bone to pick with jeopardy from last night and i'll tell but that later. >> what a tease. >> yes. >> okay guess we have to wait, knew. >> just take it. >> okay. >> double nickles, the temperature, we have 10-mile per hour wind, relative humidity, has gone down to 53%. around these parts, that's not too bad. today, we get up to 73 degrees, breezes will subside little bit. mostly clear skies for tonight. things changing after the breezes of this morning, and the seasonable temperatures this afternoon, yes, scattered

showers ahead for the weaken, we will have more details on that, when we bring you the entire seven day forecast, in a little bit. guys? >> do you have say my name. >> say my name ♪ >> mike. >> oh, why is she saying it like that? >> thank you, sue. >> your welcome. >> can you please tell us about jep addery? >> oh, do we have time for the jeopardy story, we try to find jenn fred? oh, she here, we founder? >> my goodness, where were you, jen? are you all right? jen, seriously? >> here's what happened. >> oh, sure. >> i was in a cab. >> yes. >> driving around los angeles. >> nobody does that. >> and then i found this guy. what's so weird about him, he thinks he is a big shot, he won american idol. >> you found him? >> good morning. what's going on? >> i found him is he not adorable? cute. >> you're cute. >> thank you. >> let's get the cute business out of the way. this is something mike want to know about. you auditioned when your girlfriend. she did not make it through. you now won the whole shooting match. is she still your girlfriend?

>> well, we have not been -- no, we are not together. that was not because of. that will we are still friends. she still very supportive. >> how many girlfriends do you have at this point? >> no girlfriends. >> common. >> just music. >> here is the thing, they you a solid last night because that song, you know, sometimes, ya. >> i luck out. harry said that two days ago whether i sang it the first time, man you you lucked out with, that that song feels like it was written poor you. work out perfectly. >> like the superbowl of performing artists, we will talk about, that pitbull, everyone, i know you have to go and do another one of these. >> yes. >> we will continue talking to you in the 9:00 hour. congratulations, now, i don't know where you are going, but you have to go. >> they take me places. >> by the way mike and alex, there is this super tall human here from temple. >> you'll meet him in a little bit. like fox news channel reporting. >> see nick is tall, but no, he is not that tall. >> oh, my gosh. >> you new she was on a box. >> yes.

>> okay, let's talk to him at lent and find out hot temple person is in the next hour. but ten minutes before 9:00. have you heard about this movie pitch perfect? >> i didn't see the first one. >> heard a will the about it. they made a sequel. made another perfect. pitch perfect two. looks pretty darn funny. it is in theatres starting tomorrow. oh, and anna kendrick in it. >> forget her. you know what? some local singers in this movie. and they are going to be here on the show and perform. >> from philly and in the movie? >> that's right. >> cool. >> ♪

>> six minute before another news conference there is one to update from temple university hospital on how all of the pain rent doing over there. i think we still have eight people in critical condition at that hospital alone. >> twenty-three people are still in the hospital there, as well. >> okay, now, remember what this scene look like there in port richmond, 24 hours ago, when good day philadelphia was on the air.

we had all of those mangled train cars, the locomotive, i think, is still out there. because it is the heaviest one to load ton a truck. they've got all of the other train cars, all wrapped up, in black, green plastic, and they're putting them on flatbed trucks, and they're going to drive them down 95, probably when the morning commute is over down to wilmington, delaware, real inspection will be in. >> try to recreate the accident to find out what happened. but in addition to this going on, also noticed, that they've been taking up some of the damaged tracks there, and they already have off to the side new rail tracks, they'll put down, so they can get this back up and running. >> yes, they have pre-fab train tracks, i've never seen before, looks like it is concrete, with stole rales already in place, and they just put them in like, you know, like leggo's or something like that. >> like building blocks. >> but you still see the business class car, a little bit of it still there, the mangled mess, right in the

middle of the picture. >> and earlier we saw some bulldozers trying to kind of almost scrape things topping. so many pieces all p there. >> they don't even take those small pieces down in delaware. >> all important for this investigation. >> yes. >> okay, so, about three minute away, we think, they are getting the microphone set up now for this press conference at temple university hospital. we'll give that you press conference live, in about two, or three.

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coming up on 9:00 on this thursday morning, what about 36 hours after that train derailed at 9:21, tuesday evening, what you're looking at there, little podium set up, microphones ready to go, couple of doctors, i think two of them will come out from temple university hospital. give us dawn update on the injured. >> previously hearing from the chief medical officer, eight people in critical condition,

asomugha 23 people still being treated in the hospital. yesterday, doctor, with temple hospital said he believes that overall, generally, the pain rent doing better. we'll get up a date. >> even the once in critical condition, he says, he really believes, and let's hope he's right, that they're all going to pull through. again, 12, what is it, 12, 13 people, still unaccounted for. but they've cleared the derailment scene now. so, they're quite sure that there is no bodies out there, at that scene. but 12 people, maybe they didn't get on the train in the first place, steve? who knows where they are. but they're asking, if you walked away from this somehow, and you're healthy, please, call amtrak or local officials, call the police if you want to. >> help them out. >> hey, steve? >> is anyone asking the medical examiner, do you have dead victims unit dollars? do you have medical records.