amtrak route. restoration of this service would support growing population centers, connect tourist destinations, bring new jobs, and improve the region's quality of life. this will make a positive difference for the communities and people of the mississippi gulf coast. this hearing provides an opportunity to examine the state of passenger rail and consider how to support existing routes like the southwest chief and restore gulf coast service. in 2015, i introduced along with senator booker the railroad reform, enhancement, and efficiency act, which reauthorized amtrak. when the bill's provisions were included in the fixing america's surface transportation act, or fast act, it authorized funding levels for amtrak, created new rail grant programs, made improvements to existing rail financing programs, and changed amtrak oversight and planning activities. the fast act and those rail provisions expire at the end of fy 2020. it is important for us to examine what aspects of this important legislation h

together with amtrak, our local together with amtrak, our local -- together with amtrak, our local communities in kansas, new mexico and the bnsf railway we raised $75 million to help improve the route of the southwest chief and 3 tiger grants that was the most successful program and still remains the most successful tiger grant program ever initiated under that program. unfortunately, in 2017 and then again starting in 2018, we ran into a big change of heart at amtrak. the match that they had provide for our tiger 9 grant, which was prompted by colfax county, new mexico, which would have repaired another 50 miles of track for the southwest chief, amtrak pledge a $3 million match to that grant. then with little notice, in fact fact to our commission with no notice they withheld the $3 million grant which caused that project to be delayed. now thanks to senators gardner, bennett, senator udall and senator heinrich, and i'm thinking of -- moran, senator moran and senator roberts, that decision was reversed. so amtrak did come in with the $3 million but at a tremendous cost and that cost was we m

amtrak reports pc is in operation in 99.8% of its required main lines. in addition six other railroads must implement ptc on their main line that holds passenger rail service. it has been operating on its full implemented ptc system since 2018. the other five are conducting field testing. currently fra is directing its focus on the ptc mandated rail lines that have a high concentration of host and tenant railroads including commuter railroads. on july 12th i initiated monthly meetings with executive leadership of amtrak and commuter railroads that operate on the northeast corridor -- excuse me -- or their own ptc required main line in the northeast. as this committee is aware interoperability remains the primary challenge to railroads full implementation by 2020. approximately 101 tenant railroads operate on ptc mandated lines. because they operate on multiple host railroads there are 227 host 10 want relationships where interoperability must be achieved. as of march 31st, 70% of the tenant railroads achieved interoperability and 38% were conducting test

amtrak released the following statement, quote. >>> this morning federal investigators remain on thecene of a passenger train collision in illinois that happened on saturday afternoon south of chicago. nearly 300 passengers were on board at the time but no one wat hu investigators say the vehicle that was struck by the train was empty when they arrived on the >>> thirteen people ar livalive and well. >> a housing building in chicago over the weekend caught fire. jaden s espinozatted the flames and quickly let everyone know. jaden's aunt smelled the smoke. >> i wlked in there and i seen flames in there t in kitchen. >> good thing he knew what to do. nobody was hurt here. >> a little hero there. >>> coco gauff advanced in in final round of ualifying over the weekend.co co recently made history as e youngest woman in the era to qualify in wimbledon and reach the fourth that is up the street where my kid have taken tennis clinics great to see coco here. seesill ahead, an old scam a comeback. how you can keep your cash safe. >>> heads-up for iphone users. when you sawto siri others may be

amtrak president richard anderson was among the witnesses. he and the others touched on a number of topics including amtrak's role in connecting rural areas to urban areas, and implementation of positive train control technology. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> good morning. today the committee gathers for a hearing to examine amtrak next steps for passenger rail. i'm grad to convene the hearing with my friend and krieg. i thank you our witnesses today we heard from richard derds president and ceo of am fireman ian jeffreys. president and ceo of the american association of railroads. jim souby commissioner of the southwest chief and front range passenger rail commission. and jennifer homendy. member of the national transportation safety board. i continue to be a strong supporter of our rail industry, freight and passenger. rail service is safe and efficient and also reduces congestion on highways and spurs economic growth. in mississippi for example we have 26 freight railroads. 2400 miles of track, 5 of the 7 class ones. two longta

amtrak agrees withthe safety recommendations. amtrak released a statement and reads in part, quote, we have aken important steps for improvements such as creating a plan to document how we will address the vulnerabilities oig identified at the station and yard by september of 2019. >>> people who have paid their debt to society are getting a second chance at cleaning up their records. it's thanks to a local church. first baptist church of glenarden hosting this free expungement fair today. they brought in judges and lawyers to offer people free advice. the group reviewed residents' criminal records to see if they were eligible for expungement. a peopleso got advice on getting their voting rights restored. >>> we continue to follow our top story this evening -- power knocked out for tens of thousands of customers in the district. >> reporter: this may just look like a pile of rubble, but it could be the battground for the next historic preservation fight in the city. - you're heading to moose creek bifor aunt trudy's 97th hday par

the amtrak office of the inspector general highligh some safety risks at the transportation hub. take a look at this. the report says is car was able to drive onto the platform and right onto the tracks earlier this year. the g inspectoreral says passengers and staff are also put at risk because of broken surveillance cameras and lax monitoring the entrances. amtrak said, quote, we have taken immer important preps for imements such as creating a plan to document how we will address the vulnerabilities oig identified attihe sta and yard by september of 2019. >>> people who have paid their debt to societ they are getting a second chance at cleaning up their records and it's all thanks to a local church. the first baptist church of glenarden hosted this free expungement fair in upper marlboro yesterday. they brought together judges and lawyers who gave people some free advice. they also reviewed som residents' criminal records to see if they were eligible for expungement. people got advice on getting their voting rights restored as well. >>> hard to believe, but we are weeks way fro

. >> an amtrak train crashed into a vehicle south of chicago according to officials the amtrak train was traveling 70 miles per hour when it struck a box truck causing one locomotive and side passenger cars to derail the train was carrying nearly 300 passengers from union station to carbon dale two passengers were transported to the hospital with minor injuries an investigation is still underway >> it's history in the making as the grueling three-week tour de france comes to a close. of and without winning l wearing tw jersey he's the first person from colombia to claim victory. bernal was riding with the team who scored seven titles in the past eight years crisscrossing france over 21 stages, he beat his teammate thomas by one minute 11 seconds. >> all right coming back from the weekend, bill karins coming back from vacation time. a look at the week ahead welcome back, bill >> yes, quiet weather to start the week could be active by the end of the week, something tropical near florida in the meantime we're tracking something behind it, almost beautiful fall like air today. beautiful

halting amtrak, water pouring in. and ginger zee standing by in the next major storm and the potential tropical stranger in the gulf. >>> millions tonight on edge in california. those two major earthquakes. a 6.4 then a 7.1. what scientists are saying tonight. our correspondent takes us right up to the damage. >>> the family tragedy on a cruise ship. a toddler falling overboard. from a deck 11 stories high, she did not survive. authorities looking into how this all happened. >>> the unexpected drama in court today. kevin spacey's accuser on the stand. what he suddenly declared. and the questions about what was erased from his phone. >>> breaking developments in the race for 2020. tonight, the first candidate to drop out. joe biden's apology. and the one candidate and her new fund-raising total making news tonight. >>> and america strong. they have just arrived home at this hour. the world champions. and tonight, the video you didn't see, right after their victory. >>> good evening. and it's great to be back with you a

way of amtrak but according to amtrak they ate they use another train line so that's not impacted and the cause of the fire and how it started in the first place is still under investigation. back to you. >>thanks a lot. well. 6 oh 7 the time highway one 28 speaking of fires in napa county that's back open after brush fire forced it to shut down for a time. the fire south of lake berryessa has burned about 64 acres, it's currently 85% contained so they've made great progress. forward progress of fire by the way has been stop so that's good news and crews are just working to put it out completely now 9 homes were evacuated when the fire initially broke out monday but people were allowed to return home, no structures were da was hurt the cause of the fire still under investigation it's 6 oh 7 and today you can go to the least it's close for a half day fope scial training, yes, not open till 1 o'clock. >>that training involves real id be that kron 4 sarah stinson standing by to explain more sarah. >>they definitely don't want to come to the dmv until 1 o'clock and that's because employee

. >>> a trade trestle next to the bridge had delays for amtrak trains. the coast guard said the incident happened around 10:30 this morning, skyfox was overhead shortly after, there were no injuries to anybody on the boat but there were delays on amtrak that the trestle was closed for damage . >>> aftershock continuing in southern california after yesterday's 6.4 magnitude earthquake, and earthquake warning system here in the bay area. dozens of dogs exposed to dog flu at an east bay shelter. later tonight, how the shelter is working to stop the virus from spreading. >>> president trump says the administration is exploring new options to put a question of citizenship on the census. we go to washington for a look at how he can do it, coming up. >>> the typical summertime day with the fog in the morning clearing at the coastline, a bit of a cooling trend for one part of the weekend, we have your forecast, coming up. here's your buick sir. actually, that's my buick. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in your mom's bu

. >>> a major announcement from amtrak this morning, the new nonstop service that will make the trip north a lot easier. >>> and a beautiful, even cool start out there this morning. what about any rain chances. i'm going to have the latest updates to that. >>> puerto ricans exploded in cheers and celebrations.n today whe governor announced he will resign. he made the announcement on facebook around midnight. >> protesters have been camped outside the governor's mansion for almost two weeks, over a scandalinvolving offensive chat messages and corruption allegations. gabez gutierre has more now from the island. >> it was an incredible scene. thousands of protesters in old san juan. demanding the governor resign. rumors were swirling that the governor could resign at any minute, and then just before midnight came the announcement that he would be a deliveri pretaped message on social media. people gathered around to listen to that messag ould resign effective august 2nd. it was an incredible reversal. a stunning turn of events. a afterbout two weeks of unrest here in puerto rico. the go

. >>> amtrak capitol corridor express delays after a boat struck a bridge. piling next to the benicia bridge. the coast guard said the vessel hit the bridge piling at 11. sky fox was overhead shortly after the incident. there were no injuries to anyone on the boat. the collision caused delays for the capitol corridor train route by amtrak as engineers inspected the structural integrity of the bridge. >>> a starbucks in san leandro is closed after a car crashed into the store overnight. the fire departments we think these photos of the scene. shortly after the crash happened around 1 am. this is the location experian boulevard. the store had major structural damage and crews boarded up the store with plywood. it is unclear when it will reopen. the damage still will have to be evacuated accounting building officials. the people in the car fled the scene before firefighters and deputies arrived. >>> the rideshare lot is san francisco international airport double capacity today. the transportation network companies now has 244 more spots for uber drivers. it ope

amtrak released the following statement, quote. >>> developing morning.is stepping down.4ñn dan coats, the director of national intelligence, top intelligence chief n the country is stepping down. jummy olabanji joins us with more on this. >>> dan coats is leave in two weeks. two and a half years on the job he oound himself at odd with the president on fiscal year's weapons program and russian election meddling. wasting no time, president trump has selected the man he wants to replace him in. in a tweet last night the president plans to nominate texas congressman don ratcliffes who impred the president in the mueller hearing last week. coats plans to stay in the position until august 15th. u.ck to yo >> thank you, jummy. >>> federal investigators remain on the scene of a passenger train collision in illinois.en happ on saturday afternoon south of chicago. the train derailed after the crash. nearly 300 passengeere on board at the time but no one was hurt. investigators say the vehicle that was struck by the train was empty whe they arrived on the scene. >>

. >>> the amtrak office the inspector general is warning about security concern at union station.tly released report says a car wasble to drive onto the platform and right on to the tracks earlier this year. you see the photo here. passengers and staff were put at risk because of bron surveillance cameras and lax monitoring of terest. amtrak released the following statement, quote. >>> this morning, federal <5át of a passenger train collision in illinois. this happened yesterday liternoon just south of chicago. the train cold with a car and then several cars derailed. nearly 300 passengers were on e board at thme but remarkably, no one was hurt. investigators say the vehicle aat was struck by the train was empty when theyrived on the scene. >>> 5:37. ahead, an old scam sees a comeback. how you can keep your cash safe. >>> heads-up for iphone users. when you talk to c9lsiri, other may be listening in. we will explain when we return. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast wi a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone c

amtrak says th agree with the report's safety recommendations. they released a statement that readsin part, quote, we have taken important steps for improvements such as creating a plan to document how we will address the vulnerabilities oig identified at the station and yard by9. september of 201 >>> well, people who have paid their debt to society, they are getting a second chance at cleaning up their records. it's all thanks to a local church. the first baptist church of glenarden hosted this free expungement fair in upperma boro yesterday. they brought together judges and lawyers who gave the group free advice. they reviewed some records to see if they were f eligibleor expungement. people also got advice or getting their voting rights restored. >>> we are weeks away from the first day of school. are your kids ready? >> they better be. >> some kids from our area received some essential back-to-school items. the ch ochrganized this event in alexandria yesterday. children and their families from d.c. and alexandria received coats, shoes, gift c

>> just got off amtrak >> seth: just got off amtrak i'm sure you do that trip a fair amount you grewu grew up there? >> absolutely. brooklyn's a great place you know, we gave the world jackie robinson, shirley chisholm, coney island [ applause ] junior's cheesecake and the notorious b.i.g. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause not a bad bunch. >> that's a pretty good combination. >> seth: does it still feel like home when you get back there >> it does it's changing a lot. one of the challenges that we all are working through is making sure that we can maintain the diversity that has made brooklyn such a special place. you know, we want to continue to be a collection of neighborhoods where working families, middle class folks, senior citizens, young people who are starting out, artists, can continue to call brooklyn home so we have a real affordable housing crisis that we have to address. >> seth: you obviously mentioned, right there, the value of diversity you talked last night about donald trump and his comments about ilhan omar, your colleague. what's your response to when you saw t

amtrak is trying to get to you new york city faster. they will soon offer nonstop service between d.c. and the big apple. a new service that will start in september with one train each way every day for now. time wise, though, this seems to favor new york commuter. trains will leave manhattan daily at 6:35 a.m. and the trip from d.c. will leave at 4:30 in the afternoon and take two hours and 35 minutes and that saves 2 you minutes from the regular service and an hour and ten minute from regional trains. price wise, it will cost you about the same as regular service which is often more than $300 round trip. we broke all of the numbers for app.ithe nbc washingto >>> last year, nearly a hundred people died in road-related crashes in prince george's county. vision zero is a safety initiative and commitment from all county residents to be of mindful thers while using the roadways. the kickoff happened yesterday at the hyattsville transit er cent 99 pairs of shoes were on display, representing the number of people who doiied last year traffic

. >>> it's been a comfortable couple of days, but i amtrak >>> new developments tonight.he sonoma county sheriff's office released body cam footage of a man from an lsd filled rampage on the fourth of july. home security camera video shows the 32-year-old man talking with the security guard. officials say he stabbed that guard with a metal outdoor light stake. he's also accused of assaulting several people and striking two women with a stolen truck. he was shot by a sheriff's deputy after apparently accelerating that stolen truck toward the officering they say. he survived the shooting and faces attempted murder charges. >>> half of the democratic field took the stage in detroit tonight. abc's maggie rulli told us the topics of immigration and health care created the most spirited discussion. >> reporter: day one of back-to-back democratic debates in detroit kicked off by pitting the candidates against each other. among the most important issues, health care. >> health care is a human right, not a privilege. >> reporter: despite backlash, senator bernie sanders defended h

pennsylvania station in midtown on 32nd between, 32nd, 34th if you look inside this is penn station amtraklong island railroad some lights on over here some screens are off air-conditioning definitely not on, people are coming down here pretty much asking whether or not their train is leaving or whether or not their trains are working. >> talking to people telling people you know this is where your train is last train at this time, other train at this time, and that is pretty much what they are doing because ultimately, the screens here are off not working this is normally what people would see what time train comes in obviously, with power situation it is black. so people are just coming here asking questions, a little confused, asking whether or not trains are working and they are, transit working amtrak, we understand working, working, but a little bit of confusion here obviously, but the good news is that this section of penn station the lights are on, which is -- >> you made a good point a lot of confusion we see people on phones trying to figure out what is happening. is confusion tu

halting amtrak, water pouring in.the next major storm and the potential tropical stranger in the gulf. >>> millions tonight on edge in california. those two major earthquakes. a 6.4 then a 7.1. what scientists are saying tonight. our correspondent takes us right up to the damage. >>> the family tragedy on a cruise ship. a toddler falling overboard. from a dec

it is not affecting the morning commute by way of amtrak. >>highway one 20 napa county is back open after a brush fire forced the closure of the fires south of lake berryessa burned 64 acres. it's 85% contained right now the forward progress is over they've stopped that now the crews are working to put it out completely 9 homes had to be evacuated when this fire broke out on monday, but everybody was allowed to go back in and no structures and up being burned down. >>well happening today, the will be closed for the 1st e half of the day they're going to open at 1 o'clock this afternoon. so that workers can complete training kron 4 sarah stinson joining us live with more to explain what it is they're training for morning, sarah. >>good morning. yeah. that's right there are all the day and these are going to be closed because that training their training for the real id as you know it's a lengthy process and with they have to get all the right information so they want to make sure they can do this i'm very quickly and very efficiently making s

amtrak agrees with the report's safety recommendations. the statement says we have taken importan steps for improvements such as creating a plan to document how we will address the vulnerabilities of oig identifiedat the station and yard by september of 2019. >>> all right. well, people who have paid their debt to society are gtting a second chance at cleaning up their's records, and it thanks to a local church. the hosted this free fap expungement fair yesterday. they brought together judges and lawyers to give people free advice. the group reviewed some residents' criminal records to see if they were eligible for expungement. people got advice on getting their voting rights restored as well. >>> th neighborhood of southeast d.c. has a long history especially in the african-american community. now some residents are pushing to get the named a historic site. to do help protect the neighborhood from future development. derrick ward explains. >> reporter: there is not much left of the barry farms dwellings now. this land steeped in the afric

our news partrs atfá wtop first ported on monday'sq report by the amtrak office of the inspector xdgeneraled out in that report. it sayse1 that this car drove o to the platform and right on to the tracks earlier this year. the inspector general says passengers and staff are also put at risk due to broken surveillance cameras andqlax monitoring ofñr entrances. qnitoring ofñr entrances. read necess!%cñ qt(part, quote ads in part,quote, we have taken important steps for aress the vulnerabilities the oig identified at the station and yardok by septemberok of 20 end quote. ti> severale1 democra presidential candidates are pushing for uversal health care. a new governmentÑi survey done commonwealth fund found that 90% of americans have health 30 million of those who are uninsured are eligible for c health insura through existing programs. but the report pointst( out tha the 44 million peopleab led as under insuredq struggle just to pay their deductibles and their co-pays. >>> all new tonight, a fatherok after the hot car deaths of his twin babies. what the man says role of car company? announce

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think i'll use some sort of inferences to know how deep it is, but it's always arrest amtrak suspending train service south of the nation's capital as the extremely heavy rain continued to fall. emergency responders begging drivers to stay off the roads. there's always a risk when you're trying to ford the river or any sort of standing water in washington, i'm kristen holmes. >>figure is it worth getting my car potentially flooded out is it that important to cross the road because you know it when you flat out that car say goodbye to that the guy know, but people just keep doing this it just keeps happening when i say to her and don't drown right and let me in lawrence or simple things easing up at all from their catch a little bit of a break this really a ferocious storm moving through especially early on this morning very very heavy rainfall. >>associate with the storm a half an inch of rain in 11 minutes. simply amazing here comes as he wrote a row right there. that was a storm system kind of a slow mover before it headed out of town gets a little bit on the break in the back side no

on the tracks amtrak we'll monitor rail temperatures from michigan to massachusetts for possible heat restrictions in washington karen caifa kron 4 news. a couple of weeks ago the bay area baseball scene was looking a little. >>the really really bad. but now we've got to the hottest teams in the game right now the giants host the mets tonight at oracle park and kate will me is there wis what's expected tonight. the giants are on fire tape. >>embarrassment of riches in bay area baseball here right now first there's the a's they're riding a six-game winning streak they've won 12 of their last 14 to put them in second place in the wild-card standings and then of course the giants here at oracle park tonight there are 11 2 in the month of july and they are now just 2 and a half games back in the wild card and as a matter of fact the giants are having an historic july themselves it's 96 run thtapes towards this month. and that's the most in a 12 game stand. moved here in 1958 and you know since baseball's the statistic given sport, i'm going to go ahead and give you a couple more stops thi

>>and amtrak that is has suspended train service south of the nation's capital as the extremely heavy rain continued to fall. emergency responders begging drivers to stay off the road. i was reading that there is more rain in one hour than an entire month in washington >>yeah they had a half and it's come down and like 11 minutes in in washington dc. so yeah you get to those got are still not been heard freakish how isn't yet i mean well that's whether you know gets a little crazy and just they're just incredible and much as 6 inches overall from some spots so yeah certainly they're going to break and then the kids will now look at that this the doppler radars that system kind of coming on through so boy you can see all the yellows or reds moving on right through washington dc there goes and sliding on by now kind of making its way to the east coast, but yeah, it brought a ton of rain and that flooding there we are looking at different editions around the bay area kind of settling in to summer pattern now just way we like it you have that patchy fog t there that's going make a run and

have to cross between the bus plaza and beale street to access those buses as well as greyhound an amtrak the center recently reopened but this will be the first bus service since cracks were discovered in steel beams at the transit center last september. >>developing news tonight, firefighters who responded to the north a wild fires back in 2017. arsene increase the levels of chemicals in their systems since returning from the front lines for charles clifford has details on a new report. >>well here is the francisco on tuesday, the fire department released the results of a pilot study that conducted to examine whether or not firefighters who have been sent to large wild land fires like the campfire last summer the tubbs fire. 2 years ago may have been exposed to toxic chemicals. now in this study the fire department tested 149 firefighters who had been deployed to the tubbs fire in marine county santa rosa, and they compared test results from those firefighters. 2 firefighters who were not sent to the fire and what they found were elevated levels of toxins including a mercury which can b

halting amtrak, water pouring in. and ginger zee standing by in the next major storm and the potential tropical stranger in the gulf. >>> millions tonight on edge in california. those two major earthquakes. a 6.4, then a 7.1. what scientists are now saying tonight. our correspondent takes us right up to the damage. >>> the family tragedy on a cruise ship.

on the tracks amtrak we'll monitor rail temperatures from michigan to massachusetts for possible heat restrictions in washington karen caifa kron 4 news. >>you know they're chief meteorologist lawrence karnow you look at the map and it's scary to think that you know 94 in dc and that's not as hot as it's going to get another good heat up for the makin close to a 100 degrees and you throw in the amount of moisture in the atmosphere that the humidity oh my goodness it feels like a 110 degrees 115 outside and certainly that is going to be concerned this weekend when temperatures get that hot humidity starts to run so high. your body just can't cool off. these are the forecasted temperatures for tomorrow afternoon ties a 100 degrees in lincoln 96 in norman 96 in dallas. you see about 94 washington dc of course the desert are going to be hot up into the triple digits that he could last right through saturday and sunday and then i think that whole ridge of high pressure going to start to really build in west that means over the 4 corner states and eventually some of that hot weather is goin

this is not like amtrak. there is only a few people. and some have been traumatized for the rest of their lives. >> tom, thank you. >>> today marks 75 years since massive explosions killed hundreds of sail years. on this day in 1944 a cargo vessel exploded at the port. 320 sailors and civilians were killed and hundreds more were hurt. after the explosion many sailors went on strike. 50 were convicted of mutiny. the navy was forced to change a lot of the practices and integrate the operations, within four years of the explosions you had president truman formally desegregate the armed forces. >> a ceremony was held to remember the lives lost on this day. last week a congressman happened pass the measure in the house to exonerate the 50 soldiers convicted of mutiny. >>> a man who's van was on fire but he refused to get out. officers spoke about the decision to save his life. it highlights the importance of the mental health training. >> in this case officers had a real challenge trying to save the life of a man who didn't want to be saved.

that amtrak train hit a truck killing the driver. five passenger cars derailed but no one on the train was seriously hurt. the crash happened at a crossing. officials say the signals were working. >>> heavy winds may have played a role in this small plane crash in michigan. the plane nosedived into little field lake with two people on board. good samaritans rushed in to help rescue them. >> we didn't have a good feeling but the pilot was in pretty good shape. the passenger was seriously hurt. it's such a shocking thing to see firsthand and the way it crashed, it just was so scary. >> the passenger in that plane remains in serious condition. >>> breaking overnight the manhunt for the suspects in a canadian killing spree has moved to a remote northern town. police say they may have been seen in york landing, manitoba, more than 400 miles north of winnipeg. local residents there have been warned to stay indoors. that pair is wanted in connection with three murders including the killings of an american woman and her boyfriend. >>> tribut

access to cross between the bus plaza and also bill street to access those buses as well as greyhound amtrak so that's good. the center recently reopened but this will be the first bus service installs crash. it's hurt us covered and though still beams at the transit center last september. over the last year several videos and pictures of needles found between bart seat cushions and people shooting up in the station hallways as for smart leadership to make changes so they say that they've seen a dramatic increase in the number of tuesday decrease in the number of needles left on trains at some stations. but they admit, yes there's more work that needs to beel has more mayberry it's a lot better than it was last year last summer a series of videos showing a makeshift drug dead in the march civic center hallway pushed board president bevan duftylyto got up holding table and chair and i started. >>sitting here at 00:30am in the morning and i think it really put some pressure out there and we saw a lot of response from bart pd and sfpd and i think demonstrated that we can change that trajectory

the northeast corridor rail service is suspended between penn station and trenton due to a fire on amtrak near hamilton. that does it for me as i'm stepping off to host "bloomberg technology." but coming up next on "what'd you miss?," more unrest in hong kong and the day ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ hour, hongr this kong chief executive officer carrie lam addressing the press in the aftermath of the protests that roiled the city and strongly condemned the protesters' actions. , we were talking about this earlier. some of the vandalism images were striking, particularly in the legislative center. do you think these images will have a negative effect on public perception of the protesters? shery: they will not help protesters, so much so that you had some protesters saying that this is a trap to discredit them. we saw a riot police retreating around 9:00 p.m., they were nowhere to be seen, then you had this small group of protesters. joe: the other week, there were like 2 million people out. this was not 2 million. shery: the highest number that came out of the organizers was 550,000. the po

he was caught on the amtrak, he's got a big mouth and sort of a small brain.e was saying something like we are going to indict him, this is the schedule. this is a hanging judge who made the determination -- basically nadler and schiff. even nadler more than schiff -- so what nadler says basically is, you know, you are guilty, doesn't matter what mueller says. you are guilty and now we'll give you have a trial. that's why he shouldn't cooperate with the hearings. it's an unfair process determined to nail him. a guy like elijah cummings can have cohen come in who committed perjury seven times. and he has the gal to appear and pontificate. he's saying i'm going to nail you if you lie. people can lie about donald trump and get away with it because they want to railroad him. judge jeanine: the president didn't fire anyone. yet nadler wants to remove the president for obstruction when the president didn't fire anybody. >> and mueller said i couldn't conclude he obstructed. but it's clear in his report he can't find evidence of obstruction. if all those 18 trump-hat

. >> richard, let me ask you this, you take amtrak from dc to new york and back and forth, you go througheally rough sections of baltimore and when i do the same thing i think to myself, no, no city, no city, no town, no nothing in america should have to endure these conditions, so isn't the president touching on something that basically says, hey, we need to ride the ship. >> number 1i travel all around the country and you can go to west virginia and say the same things, the use of the language, rat infestation, it's not the first time we see him do, he also did it when he attacked congressman john lewis, the four members to have squad, continues to go after their district for what reason in particular i'm not quite sure but where there's smoke there happens to be fire. when you look one barack obama and bernie sanders, those -- they were in context, the context there was up rising in the city because of police -- political bias against freddie gray, that's what they were talking about. this particular instance the president attacked cummings in particular for no reason besides the chair

amtrak is saying that there's a 30 minute delay because of this incident. officials are at the bridge checking for structural integrity. when it is determined the bridge is strong enough to let trains go over rec, they will resume traffic. we are working to get more information and we will bring it to you. >>> latest developments out of kern county where there were multiple aftershocks following the strongest earthquake in 20 years. jeff paul has the story from ridgecrest. >> reporter: it was the strongest earthquake to hit southern california in two decades. a few minor injuries and isolated damage reported as well as power outages. officials are working to repair the damage. >> we do know that there have been significant power outages. >> reporter: it hit thursday morning and followed with multiple aftershocks. folks from las vegas to the pacific coast felt the quake. minor damage reported as far away as the los angeles area, more than 150 miles away. >> mycole apartment started moving and the roof cracked. it sounded like hundreds of pebbles hitting the

amtrak is trying to get to you ofw york city faster. they will soon r nonstop service between d.c. and the big apple. a new service that will start in september with one train each way every day to start. time wise, though, this seems to favor new york commuters. trains will leave manhattan daily at 6:35 a.m. and the trip from d.c. will leave at 4:30 in the afternoon and take two hours and 35 minutes and that saves you 25 minus from the regular service and an hour and ten minutes from regional trains. price wise, it will cost you about the same as regular service, which is often more than $300 each way. we broke all of the numbers fore you in tbc washington app. >>> last year, nearly a hundred people died in road-related crashes in prince george's county. vision zero is a safetan initiative commitment from all county residents to be mindful of others while using the roadways. the kickoff happened yesterday at the hyattsville transit center. 99 pairs of shoes were on display, representing the numbef people who died last year in traffic-related accidents. it is vision zero niche tive

have to cross between the bus plaza and beale street to board those buses along with greyhound an amtraky reopened but this will be the first bus services cracks were discovered in those steel beams at the trend to center way back last september. an action comedy in a horror movie hit the theaters this weekend and they'll try to swat spiderman from the top spot. david daniel has a preview. driver kumail nanjiani picks up a fare to remember in stuber. >>day but he says the police detective who forces his driver to help him track down a drug lord estimates for the action comedies debut range from 7 to million well behind spiderman far from home which should easily repeat as weekend chant. >>the state of florida has issued a category >>for moviegoers looking for something darker and wetter there's crawl very pepper and pious go to play a father and daughter are battling a florida hurricane and a swarm of giant alligators will the horror flick sink or swim it's looking at a million debut in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>alligator signing up that's that's definitely problems there got to 50'

. >> you don't think the green new deal will be a giant boon for amtrak? >> no comment. we will turn to this question of people. employees,,000 or so under 60 million passengers. you made a strong point you thought the ecosystem of the company -- ethos of the company and the system was out of whack. the focus on safety happened to a protocol-driven culture and driven the humanity out of the process. core fouup with these r, caring. this has been a central thesis. talk about when you joined the company. what were you perceiving that had been lost and what you did to try to bring it back. it's a big operation. if you think about your next flight, you think about one thing. is it going to leave on time and get where i want? don't, until recently, think about safety because we expect that out of the great regulatory oversight we have with regards to that. over time we run a big operation. we can't have anarchy and chaos. we have to have order in process. he can't jump up and go to the airport and go to whatever line and just get on the airplane anytime you want. southwest tr

was famously the blue-collar guy, he was a tourist member of the united states senate, he wrote the amtrakm delaware. now like so many other american politicians he has cashed in. biden and his wife made $15 million in the last couple of years mostly because of book deals and speeches, some democrats are not happy for his success. now he's just too rich to be president. >> nobody is begrudging him for his success but how does he b juggle that as the guy who relates to middle-class working boaters? >> i think it's one of many issues he's going to have to continue to answer for. he is somebody with name recognition, legacy, a lot of money but when it comes down to it, his abilities as a candidate really don't match all the hype. >> tucker: they are tailing you rich people should be president but it's a new opinion, nobody seemed to believe that during the 2016, every one of the press was all in behind hillary clinton even though she and her husband bill made more than $150 million from 2001 to 2015 for doing basically no work. how about the obama's, they are cashing in. a lot of people want

amtrak joe has driven even furthercr off the tracks because following his outrageous comments about workingh democratic segregationists in the 1970s, sleepy, creepy crazy uncle joe is doubling down on stupid. take a look. >> how do you feel that your democratic rivals are effectively saying you have issues talking about race? >> they know better. >> are you going to apologize? >> apologize for what? of course he apologizes. he knows better. there is not a racist bone in my body. i've been involved in civil rights my whole career.ri period, period, period. >> sean: let's look at his career. we told you this would happen, but we told you that biden would be doing nonstop damage control that it would be a blunder after blunder, gaffe after gaffe because biden cannot escape the ghost of his pass. other candidates are smelling blood in the water. take a look at what his fellow democrats aree saying. >> and, vice president biden shouldn't need this lesson. so, this is deeply disappointing.e we waited for him to apologize, he didn't until the next day. and whether i'm running for president or not,

amtrak is trying to get you to the big apple faster. a new service that will start in september with one train each way every day to start. time wise, though, this seems to favor new york commuterpb trains will leave manhattan daily at 6:35 a.m. and the trip from d.c. will leave at 4:30 in the afternoon and take two hrs and 35 minutes and that saves you 25 minutes from the regular service and an hour and ten minutes from regional trains. price wise, it will cost you about the same as regular service, which is often more than $300 rount round trip. we broke all of the numbers forc you in the nashington app.d tri. we broke all of the numbers for you in the nbc washington app. >>> last year, nearly a hundred people died in road-related crashes in prince george's county. vision zero is a safety initiative and commitment from all county residents to be mindful of others while using the roadways.of the kihappened yesterday t the hyattsville transit center. pairs of shoes were on display, representing the number of people who died last year tr

the fed very 2018 crash near columbia south carolina killed two amtrak crew members and injured 100 passengersnational transportation safety board today pointed the theer at csx, saying company did not have the proper safety measures. in portugal, firefighters have brought a huge wildfire under control. the blaze burned for four days and injured dozens of people. about 1000 firefighters are still on the scene, watching over the smoldering hotspots because of the gusty wind and temperatures that have topped 100 degrees. lawyers for jeffrey epstein are still trying to get him released on bail. his attorneys are appealing a judge's ruling that the financier is a danger to the community into flight risk. they are asking he be allowed to stay in his $77 million new york city mansion while he awaits trial. prosecutors say that he poses a danger to passive victims and potential future ones. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> from bloomberg world headquarters,

the amtrak train service have a good hot dog.they shocked me.y for that hot dog. >> you know what i love about this? fourth of july is a time to eat. i love crabs. so i get a bushel of crabs -- >> i always get crabs on the fourth of july. >> a different issue. >> i bet you i can pick blue crabs faster than you. >> you think so? i don't think you're from san francisco. you're from virginia. >> challenge accepted. >> that would be fun. >> dagen and juan, crabs -- >> why are they blue? >> one more thing is up next. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibra