and amtrak. that investment is being critical, their leadership at the state level has been critical. and their focus on connecting markets and building station investments that support connectivity to rail, so there's a great new station in raleigh, a new station coming in charlotte. and a real focus on providing frequency, for instance, north carolina is about to add a fourth piedmont frequency, so creating enough utility so passengers have trains they can take at the right times of day, at the right time to connect to those markets. so we see virginia through its service to the south of roanoke, newport news, norfolk, and richmond really exceeding their goals in terms of ridership growth coming back from the pandemic and great opportunity long term to further connect the northeast corridor to the southeast and really build a coastal connection of mr. payne: one of the many benefits of the rail service across northeast corridor is getting cars off the road and providing air traffic in our alrea

amtrak and the f.r.a. can now enact long-term plans for passenger expansion and improvement, secure in the knowledge that funding will be there in future years. the bipartisan budget agreement protected d.i.l. funding including this vital rail funding and demonstrates support on both sides of the aisle to maintain these investments. i look forward to hearing from both of our witnesses today about the differences this budget certainty has made for them in developing sustaining programs and how this will improve service for rail panels. i want to apologize to mr. warren for missing our meeting yesterday, it was an airplane issue, not a rail issue, that prevented me getting here on time. the demand for more frequent, more reliable passenger service is real. cities and counties across the nation want increased access to the national passenger rail network. they know it will help them grow and thrive and provide a greener way to move people. communities that have rail service want better service and those who d

i was at amtrak, been at amtrak for 14 years. it took us a lot of work to break even in 2020 before the pandemic. i know we can do it again. but it's going to take a while to overcome this -- mr. burchett: when you say break even, that's with the influx of tax dollars, correct? yes or no? you don't need to -- i appreciate it. i am going to run out of time. in your written testimony, you stated that y'all expect additional losses the next few years due to the capital-related operating cost, projected funds by the infrastructure and jobs act. how much do you expect these costs be? mr. gardner: several hundred million dollars because we have to train the workforce and hire the workforce that's necessary to implement this program. there's a whole series of costs that are associated with the capital work that we have to bear as upfront expense. particularly, all of the training costs we cannot capitalize and they hit the p&l. on the northeast corridor, they're rebuilding track to go from 5,000 to 8,000, takes up to two years to train

but amtrak is having trouble convincing republicans to sign off of its 1971 amtrak has never made a profitak predicts it will lose roughly 1 billion with a b per year. with those losses largely covered by the taxpayers. if there is an example of a passenger entity somewhere in the world that is profitable on its own, please, the committee would love to know amtrak says it needs the additional funding because revenue plummeted during the pandemic. they're now just starting to see train traffic return to pre 2019 levels. the funding would also go toward adding 39 new routes, serving 166 cities by the year 2035. hundreds of passengers on board an sfo bound jet from india are now stuck in russia after the plane was forced to make an emergency landing. the air india seven aircraft took off from delhi with 216 passengers and crew on board. the plane ran into engine trouble and made an emergency landing at an airport in eastern russia. the airline says it will get another plane to russia tomorrow and will resume the flight. then the state department released a statement reading in part, quote, we

but amtrak ig republicans to sign off its 1971 amtrak has never made a profit.rak predicts it will lose roughly 1 billion with a b per year with those losses largely covered by the taxpayers. if there is an example of a passenger entity somewhere in the world that is profitable on its own, please, the committee would love to know. amtrak says it needs the additional revenue because revenues plunged during the covid 19 pandemic. they are now just starting to see train traffic return to pre 2019 levels. the funding would also go toward adding 39 new routes, serving 166 cities by the year 2035. well a military whistleblower is revealing what he says is a top secret program withholding information about aliens spacecraft. now, the claim comes from a former us intelligence official and air force veteran david over extense classified information to congress and to the intelligence community inspector general. he says it exposes top secret programs that have retrieved and studied debris from alien spacecraft and claims that the information is being intentionally withhe

the taxpayers, the gop says amtrak already has enough funding.1 infrastructure bill appropriate. $22 billion dollars. but the company says it needs the additional cash because revenues plummeted during the covid pandemic and they're now just starting to see train traffic return to pre 2019 levels. it's going to take a while to overcome this when you take a break, even though you're that's what the that's what the influx of tax dollars. correct so yes, yes or no. that's fine. it's a stark contrast to democrats on the committee who want to increase funding, noting ridership jumped by 10 million riders over the past year and pointing out amtrak was never meant to be self-funding. if there is an example of a passenger entity somewhere in the world that is profitable on its own, please, the committee would love to know. the funding would also go toward amtrak expansion projects, adding 39 new routes, servicing 166 cities by 2035. in new york and heliopolis, fox news and some of that money would benefit railroads right here in the bay area. $6 million

after the break, we continue to follow an amtrak derailment in southern california. the latest updates from officials tonight. also ahead, a murder charge in the south bay in connection to a fentanyl overdose. the serious charges at santa clara county as santa clara county tries to curb the number of overdoses and millions of dollars in funding announced just today for the port of oakland. the oject getting t small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! starting tonight's west coast rap. a research group tells fox a gray whale was found along washington beach this week, the fifth this month, two others were found over the past week, one along ocean shores, another near olympia, dating back to 20 1984. gray whales have died and washed ashore nationwide. it's part of an unusual mortality event that has scientist paying very close attention. now to southern california, where hermosa beach police are looking for a man who threw a lit firework i

amtrak's people are out here, as you can imagine. they're not real anxious to share a lot of details with news media yet. so that's one of the things that they'll have to certify, if you will, before they can resume travel on this. and of course, people that use this track from both amtrak and the metrolink are going to have to make alternative arrangements, at least through tomorrow. yeah, amazing. none of those cars actually toppled over there. all right. phil shuman live tonight in ventura county. phil, appreciate it. california democratic congressman josh harter has introduced a bill that could protect the central valley from the flood dangers presented by this year's melting snowpack. the so-called flood prevention and snowpack management act would require a task force to be created when the state's snowpack levels exceed 150% of the normal level . the task force would need to take action within 90 days of its formation. evaluate the risk presented by the snowpack. identify actions to mitigate flood risks and expedite water stor

. >>> an amtrak train derailed outside los angeles, california. three train cars came off the tracks and a fire that broke out under one of the cars was quickly put out. at least 15 people were taken to hospitals, most with minor injuries. officials say the train was carrying nearly 200 people. the cause of the crash now under investigation. >>> now to a wave of deadly tragedies in florida caused by rip currents. former nfl quarterback ryan mollett is one of at least 11 people to die this month in an apparent drowning off florida's beaches. cbs' nicole sganga are pleading with beachgoers to at least be aware of the conditions. >> reporter: it's another red flag day in panama city beach, now the deadliest beach in america. swimmers are advised to get no more than knee-deep, away from dangerous rip currents. >> i had family coming into town. they decided not to because of everything going on. >> reporter: but it's a warning often ignored. over the past two weeks, panama city beach authorities say they've responded to more than 70 rescue calls. >> we

we have a big warmup on the way >>>. >>> scary moments in moor county when the amtrak crashed into be the train cars and causing it to go off of the track. the paramedics rushed 15 people to the hospital. >> the lights went out, and we could feel that we were sliding and going off of the track at that point. >> fortunately none of the injuries are serious. they made alternative plans for them as they were on the way to the popular sight starlight. >>> today, the senate roll out the first ever lgbtq + mental health caucus as many of the leaders in the community are under attack physically and mentally aimed at the trans community. we have this report from san francisco. >> california alex padilla's visit to the lgbtq + center comes as pride month is winding down, and he is trying to keep a focus on the issues affecting the lgbtq + community. he says that california is one of the safe havens that many families are moving to as other states are passing health care and banning the word gay in certain lesson plans. >> and so that is why i want to represent california, because we are the mo

. >>> in ventura county, an amtrak train is back on the tracks after a derailment, but there is more to be done as crews prepare the tracks. the coast starlight was traveling north from l.a. to seattle with stops planned in san jose, oakland, emeryville and martinez. shortly after leaving l.a. the train hit a water truck crossing the tracks in moore park. >> we were cruising along and there was a big bang and the car started tittering up and down and left and right. dust was flying. it was very terrifying. >> reporter: amtrak says the routes will be closed until further notice. >>> more than 100 million people are under air quality alerts across a dozen states thanks to wildfires burning out of control in canada. officials are calling on the public to stay indoors with the ac running and and 95 masks and they have to be outdoors. >> i just didn't feel comfortable with the air quality. the smoke is -- it is just too much for me. >>> in texas and neighboring states it is the heat that is the biggest concern. this video shows what can happen to workers in the blazing hot weather. an ama

but some lawmakers are growing impatient, noting that amtrak is still operating about it. 800 million dollar annual loss. >> you're draining from every taxpayer $7 for a service that most of them the vast majority of them will never use. >> gartner predicts that ridership will bounce back. he says to pre-pandemic levels next year putting amtrak on track to break even in about 5 years. >> 52 will be right back. >> just but down for the morning. before we go, let's check in with olivia horton and see what's coming up on live in of a today. high libya high darya. good morning and happy wednesday. coming up today on live in the bay. it's a look back as we celebrate a year on the air when we moved in group with brothers maks and val. >> find out what the dancing with the stars duo is up to now. then we're getting in the flow of things. one flow. our studio stopped by. find out how their pairing mental health with art. plus, we're adding to your summer reading list. here are sit down with auther market wilkerson on her latest release on the rooftop. and as always, we want to hear what you h

you have amtrak, which is a state out, you have some good services in the northeast, call it all between mazda of washington and the like bots. you don't have an effective passenger rail service. and that's because the vatican federal government essentially refused to fund a pass into services, particularly in the 1950s. 1960 is that all shot down, as i explained in my book, the great a railroads a, the great well railroad revolution. and essentially, you'll never get to get back to a situation where, like, as in your, where we have your functioning passenger rad wise, which by law law spiking by law and this benefits the society as a whole. how much does it cost a city to have a robust public transportation system as well? uh it's, it's difficult to get precise. think goes by, you get it goes like something like maybe a $50000000.00 for every mile. the chinese have managed to get a box lower than that because they built so many systems and labor costs are far less. so the chinese have built remarkable 50 subway systems in the last 50 years. uh, you know, in different uh cities some, som

the fact that was a very profitable amtrak gets a big subsidy from a, the federal government he is in the whole point about right away is, is that the rule was, as i mentioned, the societies will benefit of i'm something that fits well into a stab at the capitalist model, and that's because they would call the vast amounts of investment. the operating costs are quite high, but, and they need to operate throughout the day where there's both rush out drives and kind of less profitable uh, of peaks drives. so they, they don't really look as conventional businesses with, as i say, the exception of kind of a few exceptions, particularly fact where it was, but they do as something that benefit society. thank you so much for your time today, kristen. wal mart. now the biggest winner in this infrastructure race is definitely going to be china who has the world's largest high speed rail network. china has built a network that spans nearly 25000 miles and is now the world's largest from bullet trains that can travel up to 220 miles per hour. this network is continuously getting built out with p

. >>> we've learned tonight an amtrak train with hundreds of passengers has collided with a truck. at least several cars derailing. reports of multiple injuries. >>> just outside dallas, authorities now releasing the chilling police body cam video from the deadly outdoor mall shooting and what it shows. >>> in new york city, the former marine charged in the subway chokehold death, daniel penny, pleading not guilty today in court. and what court records now reveal about the scene on that new york train. >>> tonight, the young new york city lawyer brought back to boston to face rape charges, and now we have learned of alleged attacks on four more women. what authorities have revealed about their widening investigation. >>> and there is breaking news tonight involving madonna and her health scare. why she was rushed to the icu. and tonight, we've learned her upcoming tour has been postponed. >> david: good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we do begin tonight with the frightening scene today at one of the busiest airports in the country. t

ride amtrak? you know, gridlock, trouble. and the reason is, as you know, csx owns the lines. they own the lines. is so amtrak, we basically were running it x if you got a freight car going 28 miles an hour, they own the line, you gotta the wait behind them. so what i did was a thing called the atlantic gateway which is a new spur of 18 miles so when you're leaving up from fredericksburg up, now the train, the freight cars can move off into this 18-mile spur, and amtrak can whiz on by and get you up to do your business so you can make more money, you can spend more money in virginia. that's why virginia's for lovers. >> and glenn youngkin, youngkin -- >> yeah, let's all move to virginia, folks. get out of those other places. >> so that's mobility. i was just thinking governor youngkin must love you -- >> yeah, he gets to cut my ribbons. at the end of the day, it's about what's doing right for the citizens. >> we were at dinner, it's an off the dinner -- record dinner, we had the ceo of boston cons

more than a dozen people are hurt tonight after an amtrak train derailed in ventura county. the train was on its way from seattle and the bay area to los angeles when it struck a water truck on the tracks. reporter phil shuman was at the scene just a short time ago. it's incredible that no one was killed and only one person seriously hurt in this call that came in to 911 at about 1119 this morning, sky fox from southern california was overhead . take a look at the aftermath of that derailment. ten cars traveling north from los angeles all the way to seattle. the costar later amtrak number 14, apparently hit a ventura county water tender that was on the tracks for reasons we don't know. and that caused the derailment. now the driver walked away, though we're told he was taken to a trauma center with serious injuries for 18 of the 186 passengers and crew were also hospitalized. but we're told their injuries, fortunately, were minor. they were bust out of here to make alternative transportation arrangements arranged. before they left, we spoke to a couple of shaken passengers.

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so very profitable, amtrak gets a big subsidy from uh, the federal government. um, is it the whole point developed right away is, is that the rule was, as i mentioned, the societies will benefit all the time. so something that fits well into a standard capitalist model, and that's because there were cloud vast amounts of investment. the operating costs are quite high, but, and they need to operate throughout the day where there's both russell drives and kind of less profitable uh, of peak strides. so they, they don't really look as conventional businesses with, as i say, the exception of kind of a few exceptions, particularly fact where it was, but they do look as something that benefit society. thank you so much for your time today, kristen walmart. now the biggest winner in this infrastructure race is definitely going to be china who has the world's largest high speed rail network. china has built a network that spans nearly 25000 miles and is now the world's largest from bullet trains that can travel up to 220 miles per hour. this network is continuously gett

. >> reporter: madeline hardy left new york city on amtrak, avoiding the airport. >> since what's going on, i happen to be taking the train. >> reporter: more than 43 million are expected to drive. with gas prices on average more than $1.30 a gallon cheaper than last year. welcome news for dennis, who is hauming a camper youtside los angeles. >>> we difl have more money to spend on the tourist stuff. >> reporter: and this moment. after a passenger from phoenix left her passport on that train, these british airways pilots in the terminal got a hold of the g guys. vacation saved. >> amazing! she's going to get her passport. >> reporter: a travel silver lining there. the tsa expects tomorrow will be very busy. they anticipate screening more than 2.8 million people. that could be a post-pandemic record. united airlines says it made good improvement today and expects to see its cancellations and delays continue to decline, weather permitting. norah. >> that purse with passport drop was pretty good. she's very lucky. kris van cleave, thank you very much. >>> many of those hitting the road wil

you have amtrak, which is a state out, you have some good services in the northeast. call it all between mazda of washington and the like box. you don't have an effective passenger rail service. and that's because the vatican federal government essentially refused to fund a pass into services, particularly in the 1950s, 96. these they were all shot down, as i explained in my book, the great a railroad, a rep, the great well railroad revolution. and essentially, you'll never get to get back to a situation where like i said, you where we have funk saying passenger rail wise, which by law law speaking by law and this benefits the society as a whole, the how much does it cost a city to have a robust public transportation system. well, uh it's, it's difficult to get precise that goes by, you get figures like something like maybe $50000000.00 for every mile. the chinese have managed to get a box lower than that because they built so many systems and labor costs the far less so the chinese have built remarkable $50.00 subway systems in the last 50 years. uh, you know, in dif

but they did remain upright. 212 passengers and amtrak employees were aboard the train. it was due to arrive in san jose before 8:00. officials say the accident damaged the tracks. no word yet as to how long service could be impacted into the region. that looks bad. kristen: in the south bay, santa clara county leaders today announced the expansion of a safe parking site for residents living in their vehicles, as we continue to focus on efforts on building a better bay area, amanda del castillo looks at the expansion and the impact it is having on addressing homelessness. reporter: you are looking at land lot b in mountain view. one of several safe parking sites within the city, with a number of -- where a number of on house residence rely on. >> as much as we have stigmatized homeless individuals as being criminals, usually they face a lot of misfortune. so safe parking brings that safety for them. reporter: amber stein, the executive director of move mountain view, says the program also offers access to cage management -- to case management and more stable housing. wed

. >>> at least 16 people are recovering this morning after an amtrak train heading for the bay area derailed in southern california. it was traveling north from los angeles to seattle. starter plant in san jose, oakland, emeryville, and martinez. but shortly after leaving l.a., the train hit a water truck crossing the tracks in jan a. >> a bunch of jolting and things flying through the air. that bigelow tanker was literally flying through the air. >> well, there are about 200 passengers on board. 15 injuries. it is unclear why the truck was on the tracks. so far, there is no indication of anything being wrong with his truck. >>> governor newsom signed this into state law while writing b.a.r.t. the new budget puts $5 million towards the states' transit systems as a way of warnings. >>> also, this morning governor gavin newsom will be doubling the amount of chp officers to fight fentanyl and san francisco's tenderloin. they deployed chp officers and the military to assist local police. newsom also authorized targeted searches in some crime hotspots. >>> now, a look at sfo. storms from the east

. >>> in southern california, 15 people were taken to the hospital after an amtrak train derailed in ventura county. nearly 200 people were aboard. officials said the train crashed into a tanker truck, causing the derailment. officials say that the fact that the cars remained upright likely prevented serious injuries. >>> in st. helena, the city celebrating what they called the big pour, but it had nothing to do with wine. it was cement trucks pouring foundations. >> reporter: cement trucks poured 520 cubic yards of concrete into the site for nearly 12 hours, which is ahead of schedule. it was expected to last 18 hours. this is the long-awaited upgrade to the city wastewater treatment plant. >> we are utilizing the resource of water as efficiently and effectively as possible, because those who are in this community understand how precious water is. >> reporter: the goal of the plant is to reuse wastewater for landscaping. called cultivation and other resources put a drain on the water supply. >> we will be trading our wastewater to a higher level and we will be able to reclaim water

lawmakers are grilling amtrak ceo this week about how the passenger railroad is using the billions oflars congress approved in the infrastructure law. >> the ceo told lawmakers his agency is using its 22 billion dollars to build a faster more reliable service for passengers. amtrak says it's adding dozens of routes to more than 100 cities and thousands of employees this year. but some lawmakers are growing impatient, noting the agency is still operating at about 800 million dollars a year loss. >> you're draining from every taxpayer $7 for a service that most of them, the vast majority of them will never use. >> the agency did say ridership they think will bounce back to pre-pandemic levels later on this year, putting the agency on track to break even in about 5 years. heroin is listed as a schedule. one drug, which is the most dangerous, but fentanyl, which is synthetic heroin, is listed as a schedule. 2 drug and critics are saying this is a policy that just doesn't make any sense. now the attorneys general's of 23 states want that change their urging congress to pass the halt fentan

. >>> at least 16 people were hurt when an amtrak train bound for the bay area ran off the rails in ventura county. the 10-car starlight was headed north from l.a. to seattle and it was going to stop here . there were plant stops in san jose, oakland, emeryville and martinez. it did not get far before hitting a water truck crossing the tracks in moore park. >> it had a severe impact in a bunch of jolting and things flying through the air. i saw the big yellow tank or fly through the air. >> there were about 200 passengers and crew, 15 with minor injuries. the truck driver was badly hurt. investigators say no indication there was anything wrong with the truck. >>> the coast guard say they have recovered presumed human remains from the wreck of the titan submersible. the debris was pulled into a canadian port today. the sub imploded on its way to tour the wreckage of the titanic last week in the deep sea. we still do not have an exact reason for the implosion. experts say all five people on board would have died instantly. >>> a remote-controlled plane crash nearly turned deadly in the north

if you go on amtrak today you are going through places where chinese railroad workers dug tunnels and build huge trellises. >> in many ways those laborers built on modern life, toiling to build the framework we all use today. >>> nba draft day from chase center, where man, the warriors have been busy! come on back! we got the details of what happened today. >>> we have a lot of news coming up. sales of e-cigarettes still remain high even as the fda is cracking down. tonight, how children >>> paul, i looked at the calendar. the calendar says we are in summer. i looked outside and i had conflicting views. >> yeah, june gloom is a thing in san francisco. it is the presence of this little ripple in the atmosphere overhead keeping temperatures cool. there is literally less atmosphere directly over the bay area emma which allows the marine layer to become much deeper. it will be a factor for the next several days. let's take a look at the temperature trend as we look towards livermore, one of the inland spots that will experience more of a warm-up as we head through the next 10 day timefram

. >> reporter: madeline hardy left new york city on amtrak, avoiding the airport. >> with what's going on i have to be taking the train. >> reporter: on the roads, more than 43 million are expected to drive, surpassing the pre-pandemic fourth of july record. with gas prices on average more than $1.30 a gallon cheaper than last year. welcome news for dennis sanhurst who's hauling a camper outside los angeles. >> definitely have a little more money now to spend on the tourist stuff. >> reporter: and this moment -- after a passenger from phoenix left her passport on that plane, these british airways pilots in the terminal got hold of the guys on the flight deck who dropped her purse out the cockpit window as they pushed back for departure. vacation saved. >> amazing. she's going to get her passport. >> reporter: the tsa expects friday to be its busiest day at airports, screening more than 2.8 million passengers. that could be a post-pandemic record. united airlines says it has seen positive improvements and expects its delays and cancelation numbers to continue to decline weather permitti

. >>> an amtrak train carrying nearly 200 derailed in southern california after hitting a ventura county public works truck. it happened yesterday about 50 miles northwest of los angeles. three of the train's seven cars went off the tracks. the driver of the truck was critically injured. 14 people on the train were taken to hospitals with minor injuries. >> we were cruising along, all of a sudden there was a bang. the car started teetering up and down and left and right. it smelled like gasoline. dust was flying. it was very terrifying. i was bracing against the seat. >> a small fire under one of the train cars was quickly put out. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> president biden is back in washington this morning after hitting the campaign trail in chicago. mr. biden touted his economic accomplishments yesterday during a speech in front of about 200 supporters. he said his administration is turning things around after what he said were republican policies that crushed america's middle class. >> when i took office the pandemic was raging, and our economy was reeling. su

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more than a dozen people were taken to the hospital today after an amtrak train derailed in ventura county. fire officials say 3 of the train's 7 cars went off the tracks after the train hit a truck. >> that was on the tracks. it happened in moore park. that's about 50 miles northwest of downtown l a firefighters say the truck that was hit belong to the ventura county public works agency. the driver of that truck was taken to a trauma cener altogether. 15 people were taken to the hospital 14 with minor injuries. officials say most of the passengers were able to exit the train on their own or with the help of first responders. it's unclear why the county's public works. truck was on the tracks. a delta flight made an emergency landing at charlotte, douglas international airport in north carolina without the plane's nose gear. you see the video there, the front of the aircraft on the ground. delta says no injuries were reported. the faa is investigating. >> millions of people all across the south are gearing up for another day of scorching temperatures. and at the same time, cities from chic

. >> reporter: madeline hardy left new york city on amtrak, avoiding the airports. >> since what's going>> reporter: on the roads, more than 43 million are expected to drive, surpassing the pre-pandemic fourth of july record, with gas prices on average more than $1.30 cheaper than last year. welcome news for dennis sanhurst, who is hauling a camper outside los angeles. >> we definitely have a little more money now to spend on the tourist stuff. >> reporter: and this moment after a passenger from phoenix left her passport on that plane, these british airways pilots in the terminal got a hold of the guys on the flight deck, dropped her purse out the cockpit window as they pushed back for departure. vacation saved. >> amazing! she's going to get her passport! >> reporter: a travel silver lining there. the tsa expects tomorrow will be very deep busy. they anticipate screening more than 2.8 million people. that could be a post-pandemic record. united airlines says it made good improvement today and expects to see its cancellations and delays continue to decline, weather permitting. norah? >>

more than a dozen people have been hurt after an amtrak train slammed into a truck and partially derailed today in southern california. >> happened about 11, 30 this morning at a railroad crossing in moore park. it's about 50 miles north of downtown l a about 200 people were on the train at the time. authorities say the truck driver's injuries are not life-threatening. same thing for the people hurt on the train. an official cause of this crash is still being investigated. >> the coast guard now saying that presumed human remains have been found in the wreckage of the titan submersible. the debris from the sub that imploded on the bottom of the atlantic has arrived at a port in newfoundland, canada, big chunks of metal, including the nose with the port hull, were brought up. the titan was destroyed june 18th during a descent to the titanic site. the implosion happened about 2 and a half miles below the surface of the sea, killing all 5 people on board. in a statement late today, the coast guard says it recovered debris and evidence from the seafloor, which included what they're describing

. >> 16 people were injured when an amtrak train derailed north of los angeles. the seattle bound train derailed after hitting a water truck that was on the tracks. the truck driver is now being questioned. officials say the crash could have been much worse if the train cars had overturned. and on the other side of the country, a dramatic scene in new jersey. people were trapped in a fast moving river and the rescue effort hit a snag. the dramatic rescue unfolded after first responders in the middle of a rescue had to be rescued themselves. >> we went out there with our boat and in attempt to rescue them, our rescue boat went over the falls with our men in it. >> around 3 p.m, the clifton fire department responded to a call after three contractors cutting trees got stuck in the passaic river. their boat engines stalling out near this dam. two firefighters responded, but the raging waters of the falls pushed their boat over the dam. the boat flipping and becoming partially submerged, stranding the firefighters. the current too strong for responders on the shore. s

an amtrak train derailed today in ventura county california outside los angeles after it ran into anthe tracks, a fire that broke out was quickly put out be of at least 15 people were taken to hospitals, most with minor injuries. officials say the train was carrying nearly 200 people. the cause of the crash now under investigation. now to a wave of deadly tragedies in florida caused by rip currents. former nfl quarterback ryan millett is one of at least 11 people to die this month in an apparent drowning off florida's beaches beer to nicole sganga reports officials are pleading with beachgoers to be aware of the conditions. >> reporter: it is another red flag day in panama city beach. now the deadliest beach in america. swimmers are advised to get no more than knee-deep come away from dangerous rip currents. >> as i had family come to town, they decided not to because of everything that is going on. >> reporter: but it is a warning often ignored appeared over the past two weeks, panama city beach authorities say they have responded to more than 70 rescue calls. vehicle we have had se

i know beach grove is an important facility for you and of course for amtrak. it's the vital hub for the maintenance for much of our long distance fleet and locomotive fleet. one of the really great things coming out of the iija investments is we now have the dollars to invest in state of good repair needs at some of our major facilities. >> we are going to break away from this hearing. looking at infrastructure improvements at amtrak's northeast corridor. the u.s. house is going to propose a bill to block the biden administration's gas stove proposal. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy god, you call us into relationship with you. that we can stand here in the place of our labor, in the middle of our day-to-day lives and with confidence in your love and mercy approach you w

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the 2017 murder of german and williams on a hiking trail in delphi. 15 people are hurt after three amtrak train cars derailed in a collision with a water truck yesterday. the train was north of los angeles and smashed into the unoccupied vehicle. passengers were left scrambling to gather luggage and cross the tracks. an investigation is yourn underway. and new alliance by pizza business owners. part of the group joined "fox and friends" to react to the city proposal. >> it is like killing a fly with a sledge hammer, the mayor compared the smoke coming out of the oven to the fire in canada. he said that, which is ridiculous. >> carley: the alliance created after one activist went viral for throwing a pizza at city hall in protest of the proposal. >> carley: that is funny video, but waste of delicious food. >> steve: like a big pizza pie, that is pizza pie. >> carley: i have had pizza craving all week. >> ainsley: we'll do pizza friday. >> brian: all american concert series begins tomorrow. feature skillet back to pack the house. >> ainsley: christian rock. >> steve: go to "fox and friends"

an amtrak train derailed today after striking a truck on tracks in southern california.cars went off the tracks following the collision. president biden touting biden bidenomics. jackie joins us live from the north lawn. >> no worries here. despite polls showing the economy continues to be the president's weakest point. the latest from fox shows 90% of people very concerned about inflation. only 18% believe the economy is in good shape. team biden says americans have not seen the impact, even student loan forgiveness. >> people go, that is crazy. it takes it time to get it out in the field, takes time for you to see it. i am here to say, things are turning around. we have more work today. >> it paints republican ways like trickle down reaganomics as having failed. you think the team would have looped him in and mentioned it to him before he talked about it in the crowd. >> it is working. >> your economic team is calling bidenomics. >> i don't go around beating my chest calling bidenomics. it's fine. >> americans have been feeling bidenomics for the last 2.5 years with pe

they carry amtrak and freight trains. the money will pay for barriers, fences and crossings between oak and market streets. the california transportation commission approved the funding yesterday but construction probably will not start until 2027. coming up next. we are talking live with the chair of california's reparations task force. >> their work is about more than cash payments. also ahead. >> don't want to see as pe if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the nation's reparations task force released its final

a code name hunter using and so how did joe biden go from amtrak joe to the guy who is so wea wealthy? i mean, not the book deal. maybe you did by the book, but not in this current days in age. there are such dissatisfaction with joe biden and even amongst the democratic party. that's why the voters do not want to back them. >> laura: your poster, young people in joe biden, latinos and joe biden. >> he will do worse among them. among some other core groups like women, but he was able to run the tables against the weaker candidate with mitt romney. some candidates will challenge him and unless democrats get him off the stage. >> laura: both of you, thank you. coincidently, we will speak to cornell west tomorrow night on "the angle." i'm next, when g.o.p. presidential candidate asking his fellow running mates to pledge to support a pardon of donald trump. as vivek ramaswamy heard from any of them? he's going to tell us after t this.ce ♪ ♪r . ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effec

at least 16 people were injured after an amtrak train collided with a truck in southern california.ls say the train partially derailed. >>> two new jersey firefighters who helped rescue multiple people stranded in the raging passaic river then had to be rescued themselves by state police. nobody was injured. >>> the brush fire near scottsdale, arizona is now 30% contained. they believe it was caused by humans. it has burned about 2,000 acres. >>> just ahead, madonna has suffered a health scare postponing her latest tour. >>> and what some ugandans are doing as their country wages an extreme role on lgbtq rights. we carry that t spirit with u. because you can take alfa romeo outut of italy. but you best believe, you can't take the italy out of an alfa romeo. with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. eestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us introducing the limited edition disney collection from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will adore blendjet 2 i