trying to snag the flame from a torch bearer and then just went on business as usual. they looked like little ninjas reasoning out there. >> this is only one question.

as usual on the mall. the vast majority of them have headed home at this point but those who came out say it was totally worth it. [fireworks] for decades, there have been far works on the national mall every fourth. tens of thousands always come. tonight, as the sun went down, tens of thousands gathered tonight to watch fireworks. this family brought their grandchildren, who visited from texas. it was not the best week to come. >> we lost power last night -- friday night. >> they wanted air-conditioning. >> tonight, their power is back and they are thrilled to be here. >> we are celebrating. >> one issue is the heat, that even for july. it never gets this tie-in -- hot in at ohio, where this family is from. >> is a little bit warmer. >> for many in the d.c. area -- >> about 18 years. >> this is a canned-this tradition. -- cannot mr. tradition. >> they come down like shooting stars. it is just gorgeous. >> as usual this year they did not disappoint. back out here live, look at the flags around the washingt

as usual neighbors gather together in the courtyard to watch the game everybody knows each other here as many a members of the same far right party. often over to get to know we can we joined the national democratic party in germany in protest of the leftist. policy who are fighting for a dutch society with out immigrants all criminal immigrants must be sent back. on june the third two thousand and twelve the german city of hamburg so massive clashes between right wing radicals and anti fascist activists. german and dutch nationalists planned to march through the streets to protest against the policy of multiculturalism in europe representatives of left wing organizations attacked a column of the right wing activists following the massive clashes dozens of people were injured and seven hundred arrested. constant coos to the leader of the dutch people's union is also watching the football match together with his supporters. even the most tolerant dutch refer to him as a neo nazi i cousteau's and his followers dream of a netherlands without felonies. in natal and the idea of multicultur

as usual, they were faced with gunfire. where i am now, i heard some gunfire from the east end from the west in the neighboring area. the fights continue in some parts of damascus. the bombardment has just continued in the south part of the city, and some clashes are going on in the eastern part of the city. in the morning we also heard some shelling by tanks. >> yes, we have seen on state television in damascus a claim that mydan, one very important city has been retaken by the military. the tanks have moved in and as they put it, the terrorists have been crushed. do you believe that the syrian military now is going to apply such a lot of force to this situation? that the rebel fighters in damascus are going to be under enormous pressure. >> you're right, they're under enormous pressure, and we've heard since the morning, practically withdrawn from there. it's obvious that the free syrian army are planning to something new, but of course because of the enormous pressure put upon them on that area, that big area, and the im

mayor says it's business as usual despite the controversy hanging over his office. >> welcome to "news4 today" for this friday, july 13th 20, 12. we're going to look live outside right now at 5:00 a.m. 73 pleasant degrees. nice and comfy out there with this lower humidity. wish summer could stay this way, you know? >> tom, at least for a little bit longer, it will, right? >> well, let's have reality setback in. this is washington, it's july it's going to be humid. it's going to get hot. that's going to happen over the weekend. right now still though it's pleasant. let's enjoy it while we can. we do have a few sprinkles reaching the ground in northwest washington. storm4 radar showing this moving color. sprinkles across northern virginia and north of fredericksburg and prince william county. close-up view of the storm4 radar, showing a few sprinkles in montgomery county alo270 and prince george's county, too. across line into southern or randal county. and temperatures are pleasant. we are in the upper 60s to around 70 across most of virginia. maryland, west virginia, reagan national is

as you work your way to the dublin interchange it is business as usual. ough the altamont pass as we check the maxing conceit traffic is sluggish. 22 minutes, all the way to 680, at accident is still there possibly blocking lanes. of course you can always use mass transit, everything is on time. you name it, it is good. >> are you guys fans of batman? apparently ... stands take this movie pretty seriously. too seriously for the website " rotten tomatoes ". >> they posted harsh reviews of the latest batman movie which opens tomorrow. batman fans did not take a liking to the criticism, some even posted raw of profane and threatening comments. that has prompted rotten tomatoes to suspend use your comments, you cannot disrespect batman. >> the movie comes o >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, july 18, 2012. welcome to studio 57 at the cbs broadcast center. i'm charlie rose. erica hill is off today. >>> breaks new, a massive blast in syria reportedly kills that nation's defense minister. >>> also this morning, mew pressure on mitt romn

. >> reporter: until then, it's business as usual. mitt romney will hold a rally in pennsylvania today and president obama will be in texas for fund-raisers with eva longoria. now, that study cited by the president is from a reed college economist, but the camp points out that the author is a contributor to president obama's campaign. terrell? >> much more of this to come. tara mergener in washington, thank you very much. >>> overseas we go. u.n. special envoy kofi annan is expected to meet with vladimir putin to discuss the fighting in syria. fighting has intensified in damascus. fighters say they're determined to strike at heart of bashar al assad's regime. they oppose military intervention. >>> one person was killed when gunners aboard an american refueling ship opened fire on a small boat in the straight of hormuz. the navy says the boat was racing towards the "usns rappahannock" yesterday. the security team issued a series of warnings before opening fire. an official of the united arab emirates says it was a fishing boat. three o

is to only hear a pm country that's ready to give up next their energy but other countries such as usually norway greece that are also opposing new care energy but you sure you have not to get them started norway had decided to make a shift toward renewable energy prior to the fukushima disaster that is really about nuclear energy back in the one nine hundred eighty s. and there have been no recent developments in this regard to therefore to be realistic it is indeed germany who has given up on nuclear energy and that is of course a serious decision germany is a country that used to get thirty two percent of its electricity from nuclear plants now they've indeed decided to abandon it and that's a fight like japan has also put a freeze on most of its nuclear facilities however last week they decided to end the friends and they were about to launch their first two reactor units with that in the background thirty one countries have decided whether to go on with developing their nuclear reactor says. tems or even to build nuclear facilities for the first time what we see is strong difference h

matthew great piece as usual. thanks as always.es again ♪ >> exactly. carol and bandit who i'm guessing is a dog. hi momma, we love your show, but it takes us hours to listen to it because we have to keep rewinding because we are laughing so hard. [ applause ] >> this is because of caesar side -- it is not just great tasting it smells amazing. steph bob and rossy they got skunked. my usually skunk solution is soapy water followed by vanilla extract. i pored them be cedar side. [ applause ] >> another great use. >> oh, good. [ laughter ] >> i feel enriched for knowing this. >> i know it. right? 17 minutes after the hour. we will roll along, more fridays with fugelsang -- but in the meantime. >> huh? >> if you have menopause systems, you know john like hot flashes -- >> tell me about it sister -- >> everybody is going through sympathy menopause with me -- >> i give women-o-pause -- >> i have pms envy. >> stop it. you have heard me talk about amberin, everybody is talking about it. no prescription required? women all over north americ

at the regional level, i am trust and we will compete very well as usual. there's also a fair bit of reform intended to streamline and reduce the amount of time it takes for projects to clear federal environmental regulations. among those things, the bill has expanded fairly significantly the amount of delegation that the federal government can do to states. there really is kind of a pilot program with the federal government delegates on the state to be the executives, and we're talking now about including a rail, transit, and multiple projects among the projects for which the state can accept delegation. that should be interesting in terms of streamlining things. and then there is another thing that is fairly significant, which is there is a categorical exclusion now for projects that are happening within an existing operating right of way. and then projects that receive less than $5 million in federal funds and where federal funds are less than 15% of total cost are also categorical exclusion. i am not terribly concerned about any weakening of the federal

we cannot afford to continue as usual. if we continue going on as usual, in a very few years, the deficit will be 40% between the supply globally. how do we provide opportunities for the billion extra people every year while we reduce the co2 emissions. at the same time, reduce social inequalities and provide economic access -- access? it is lack of access. it is economical lack of access to the gains of society. we have added 60% of wealth globally in the last 15 years but we still have 1 billion people who go to bed hungry, who live with the famous $1.25 per day. people not being able to provide social security, clean water, access to education -- any social security to their children. how are we going to do that? we have nothing better than growth. our economy has to grow to a common -- accommodate the jobs. all the things we have been referring to has not been producing jobs. if you look at the world today, the first crisis we find ourselves and -- no country is exempt any more from crisis. globalization is that nobody

where everybody knew this was happening, and people just said that is business as usual. >> you are righty knows and just kind of let it continue. but your point at the top, which is so interesting, that the republicans wanted to go after geithner, and the republicans wanted to go after jamie dimon. that suggests the bizarre prism through which every issue is vied in washington. >> yes. it is shocking to me because you would think in both cases these are things that people could be similarly aligned, what happened at a massive bank. can't we all agree it is important to understand what happened here? and the same thing, a key interest rate, the trillions of dollars in contracts defend on turns out to be fudged, and the new york fed had information to that effect and nothing was done. can't we agree that is a problem? >> yes. the other element is we have black stone, vanguard and fidelity, three very large financial entities controlling trillions of dollars of assets saying they are considering brings suit against the banks because of libor manipulation. this would be now two sumo wrestler

there was a beautiful fireworks the national mall, as usual. will assume you missed the show, but we captured it in our rooftop camera with a time lapse. this is really neat. you can see night falling over the boats on the potomac river, all the lights. you get the fireworks over the national mall. all right side of your screen, beautiful moon rising. that is spectacular. i love our rooftop camera. we are in the '70s right now for most of us. district, 80 and .ollege park, 72 in leesburg high temperature of 99. be 100 degrees all the saturday.h over 100 on saturday. cooling down by monday and tuesday. in the weathert pattern that could bring temperatures back down into the and maybe even mid 80's for the high temperature week's. let's go to steve. >> the traffic shot is not as the moon rising, but it's good news. in70 we are at moving nicely. no delays all the way from frederick county into montgomery county and all the way to the beltway. 395 inound 95 and virginia has more volume than yesterday, but no delays. on southbound 95 234, jefferies.

roads aren't has jammed as usual but that hasn't prevented power problems. ny areas are without traffic lights. >> there's complete chaos as far as when traffic lights are out or people going the wrong way. >> reporter: for those who venture out on the roads, just filling up is a challenge and the quns that are open are having trouble keeping up with the surge in demand. >> i've been to three gas stations, and they're out. >> reporter: utility groups from as far away as canada are in route to help get electricity back on. crews in this neighborhood and around the region are working around the clock. the utility companies are warning it could take several more days. i'm karen travers for abc2 news. >> karen, you're talking about the crews. they've been on the clock since friday night. how are they dealing with this? >> jamie, there's two big challenges for the utility crews. first it's those without power. that is an many yesterday, but there's still a lot of things. they're also having trouble with getting crews in to help with the recovery effort. those who

[applause] and second, as we have for several years, thanks as usual to doug clark from wilson, saw, and seeney. i have an ipad. but i won't have it for long. because it's going to go to travis manfreddy of severi and severi. where is he? there you go. [applause] >> and now it's my pleasure to introduce what i always consider one of the high points of this program, our director of litigation, denise hewlitt will talk briefly about some of the things the legal aid employment law center does, and if these stories don't move you , bless you. >> good afternoon. as we gather to celebrate our 96th anniversary and recognize the generosity of the many people who contribute to our mission, the entire staff of the legal aid society wishes to acknowledge you for your financial contributions, for your pro bono assistance, for volunteering in our law clinics and for providing organizational leadership. we recognize those contributions not as simple gestures of charity but as acts of justice. because in the eloquent words of nelson mandela, overcoming poverty is an act of justice. it is the protec

fund-raiser lau er last that you noted which wouldn't it be nice, he said i'm not going to be as partisan as usual focus on my vision for the country. >> why don't you do that for a couple more months. the naked sort of admission that i'm not going to be as highly partisan and nakedly political as i usually am. jody, mark halperin wrote this morning before the aurora tragedy, the democrats had momentum on romney's tax returns and the republicans had momentum on the president's line about infrastructure and building businesses. with aurora likely to dominate the news for a long while and the olympics and romney's overseas trip coming up, which side if either can revive their line of attack soon or ever. i think the lines of attack are definitely being revived. >> they are just going to keep thrashing at it for months. i think the democrats have discovered that these chants for romney to release his taxes are incredibly effective. it benefits them to repeat that as much as possible. the republicans will do the same, i guess the question is, you know, by late last week it felt that the race was a lit

. >> business as usual? >> looking back at presidential candidates for as far as i can see, most of them were pretty rich, and if they weren't rich when they were first elected, they somehow managed to get rich. >> how about rank and file americans? >> harry truman is the last president i can think of who wasn't wealthy and actually didn't even make money after he left office. so i think these levels of money are kind of meaningless. you do want to ask where they came from, and i think, you know, the president has made his money writing books, and mitt romney has made his money in the private sector, which he is using as his qualification to be president, and so rightfully that's being examined. and i appreciate the look at the obama's house in chicago. are we going to look at the romney houses? seven or eight? [ laughter ] >> michelle is a real-estate person, and i think that house has a value of about a million dollars. >> i'm sure. >> that's beater section of chicago. >> what do you think it's worth? >> th

. >> for the record, i will indicate that many times as usual, judiciary committee is engaged in a markup so i thank you for your courtesies. i'm happier to be able to welcome mr. barber as a new member of the committee. and it is important to note that he comes from the state of arizona and has had an important predecessor miss giffords and brings to this committee a commitment and concern about securitying the homeland and i think it is efl extremely important to add to our western presence and mr. barber you are welcomed and thank you so very much for your service to this country. >> thank you. >> let me indicate i always start by indicating that on 9/11 tso officers were not in place. we lost thousands of lives. it i is as i listen to our witnesses today, many of you may have taken some mode of transportation and many of you may have flown. and all of the critiquie ining not take away the value of the officers. i will be listening on solutions it is the key of what we must proceed on. we must match their determination with our vi vigilence. he established legislation and i think we ha

ladies and gentlemen, look, dennis, i read your speech today for real and as usual, it was first rate and it forced me to change my speech, literally, because much of what you say, said, expressed the sentiment i was trying to express except you expressed it better. you know, there's always been debates, i need not tell this prestigious audience, there's always been debates about how to improve public education. we have always debated, democrats and republicans usually with the same objective, how to improve public education, universal education, in the most heterogenous democracy in the world and we talked about and debated over the years that i've been engaged about early education, its value, what can you do, does it matter, what's more important, the very early years, the later years, how we parse that, how we allocate our resources. about classroom size, whether it matters or doesn't. about subject competence of individuals in the classroom. about the need for quality facilities from laboratories to just moving from dilapidated buildings. we've argued, there have been treatises w

. >> yes, as usual. they are saying goodbye officially to a long-time red skin, mike sellers.l announce his retirement on monday. according to chick hernandez, he played 11 of 12 years in the nfl in washington and was a fan favorite. the club released him last march. meanwhile today, the skins practiced in shoulder pads for the first time this camp. still 12 days until the preseason opener on august 9. they get tired of hitting each other. left tackle trent williams is looking for redemption after violating the league's drug policy and being suspended without pay for the final four games of the season. williams failed multiple drug tests and one more of those would mean a year-long suspension. as arguably the most important protecter of robert griffin iii, it's time to show he's straightened out. >> i always had a great deal of respect for the game. i just never had fathomed myself not being able to play, you know, due to a mistake that i made personally. you know, not due to injury or anything. yeah, it just -- i ain't going to say it gave me a new found respect, but it put t

and the queen, as usual, pretty much refused to crack a smile, even in the face of really cute kids. but there's no way you can argue this isn't a vastly different royal family as compared to just a few years ago, beginning with the queen's entrance into the stadium by parachute last night, or so we were led to believe. chris jan sing is here tonight. just kate alone has changed the look of this bunch forever. >> she's amazing. she has been a game-changer for a royal family trying to get away from the stodgy image. and she was in the royal box last night. but the surprise star at the opening ceremony was the queen herself who came off as, dare i say it, cool as james bond. meet the new bond girl, who stole the show at the opening ceremony. in a cheeky bit of british humor, her majesty set up a high-flying entrance that left brits gobsnapped. >> good fun. >> what's happened here is a bit of a rebranding of britain. no longer the stiff upper lip and bowler happens. a little cooler and more fun. >> reporter: out having more fun today, she was watching swimming, visiting athletes, and tou

today they're back to politics as usual. tory dunnan joins us from washington. it was kind of nice seeing them leave politics aside as they address the families and victims on friday. >> reporter: seems like it's coming back. let's start with president obama. he wrapped up a speech this afternoon in neverness. he was talking to the vfw. that's a veterans griew. he talked about foreign affairs and did not mention mitt romney. mitt romney decided to take a shot at the president. take a listen. >> the president needs to spend time with the jobs council. i guess he's done 109 fund-raisers. between the fund-raisers, get together with the jobs council. >> reporter: one of obama's senior advisers, david axelrod said tax returns, bundlers, bain, mass mass record -- massachusetts records. when this comes to secrecy, mit takes the gold. the romney campaign said millions of middle class americans are struggling in the obama economy and there's no relief in sight. seems like politics is back. both campaigns said they want the political ads to stay off the airwaves in colorad

. >> three times as long as usual. >> i will be glad when this is over. >> it is literally factor to you get off the major roads, the situation does not improve. it is a disaster area. sometimes you can get by, and sometimes you cannot. it is locked in not one place but to places. -- two places. they still have power. good >> it is going to take a long time, and we have to live with it. good >> on the major roads there are some working lights at the end of the tunnel. >> it seems like things are getting done. >> things are getting down somewhat. things are improving. for instance, that light is now back on along with some other major intersections in montgomery county. good>> thank you, tom. buried lines. that is just -- >> we forget how much we love our trees. we really do love our trees. by 1500 trees are down. imagine, you have millions of trees. we do not want to go through this again. ice storms, snowstorms, windstorms but nothing like this. this was of historic phenomenon with probably what we call gustnadoes. that is why it was so spotty. some folks were really hit so hard. we

. >> and they're in business as usual mode. he didn't realize the street would be put down. >> i was able to move an office owe-to-a sensitive street. and i guess on the way back, everything has been sealed ask i can't get back to my office. >> is your boss fine with it?. >> he's wondering. i think he's going to take a look firsthand. >> and at bittersweet cafe there will be a romney blend ask they tell us decave in keeping with mormon guidelines and it will be swiss water processed. >> and that is good to know, thank you. >> protestors trying to make a point tonight. we're live in downtown with that part of the coverage. >> protestors have been here most of the afternoon and have started to line up. police have restricted pedestrians and motor traffic to this area of broadway and 19th street but that isn't preventing demonstrators supporting issues from trying to have voices and concerns heard and there is a polar bear hoping to greet mr. obama with a message about arctic drilling. and there are supporters of the dream act to

there is a lot of talk on the hill, as usual. as usual for us, we're cutting through the crud and bringing you the key break aways. we have steve liesman, that would be to you, let's cut through that. there's a lot of stuff we have heard before. anything new and pran? >> when it comes to the fed chairman, the forecast is the message. he doesn't have to say qe-3. he emphasized the weakness in the company. he said the fed is ready to act if the economy were to weaken further. those were the two essential items. everybody was sitting the there -- there it is -- suggested a down grade. bob mipisani responded on that. in the libor thing, they acted on the scandal. my read is he failed to satisfy all the senators on libor. if he will down grade the economy, some action is there. >> today we have the industrial outlook that actually expands. >> not that bad, housing not that bad. you get the inflation report, you get the real average weekly earnings, up 0.5%. why? no inflation eroded it. >> i want to bring you in here. if the fed wants

business as usual. on the other hand, there are lots of rumors coming out of north korea who is still allied with assistance. things are changing. in fact, there is a new, younger feel to the power structure in north korea. his personal style is very different to his father's. his leadership and style is much warmer, much more relaxed. he is even jovial. that is a very different feel to his father. whether that does mark a change of political direction is something that people in the south are watching very closely. >> in the it is calling to investigate the fatal shooting of a citizen by the u.s. navy. the boat was approaching one of its ships at a rapid pace. a warning was given before the crew used forest. three others on the motor boat were wounded. the incident is being investigated by the u.s.. the have launched a campaign to protect humpback whales. the campaign group is worried that a natural gas product will to serve -- will disturb the sensible grounds. they insist risk to what life will be ke

but the private market as usual is doing fine. >> it might be more healthy.e get stressed out if they are not connected to facebook or e-mail. maybe we do need to pay attention. i think people need to understand themselves and draw the lines for the sake of their health and familis and if they can do that, great. if kris has a heart attack his wife would be pist off because he was not with his blackberry. >> she can upgrade. >> we would miss you, too. kris. >> wayne, what do you think. i agree with john. i am like kris, i am a work alcoholic and i couldn't think of it any other way. and my wife is against it, too. just like kris' wife. i am a pom compulsive worker. if a guy want to dick that policy that is fine. i don't think it works and when i go up and i am on vacation right now. i happened to be in montana right now. i am thinking and i am work all of the time something is going up here. >> your brain is highly functioning . thank you so much . best to your wife . best of luck to her. coming up. wedding day survival tips from the government agent who thou

inside it was business as usual the staff got ready for a foie gras plot. >>> this is a soon and the soup is poured tableside >>> foie gras every conceivable way. over six dinners chef mark zimmerman staff came up with ways to prepare the delicacy and $30,000 in profits for a group's effort to repeal the ban. >>> this is seared it is cold silence of the ducks because after today and the ducks went on longer be crying >>> he makes no apology for his support of the delicacy and his opposition to the state law that bans a july 1st. >>> this is a foie gras of chocolate ice cream bar. >>> the chef: force feeding the ducks and geese sees is not in a humane. farmers and modify their treatment of the animals. >>> i have been inside and seeing these animals they can barely walk stand or breathe they suffer tremendously because of the force feeding process >>> eliminating foie gras from the menu when the loss of 1/2 million dollars a year. >>> if not about this band for eight years if that a long time to create other delicious types of food. >>> and on the eve of the band protesters say they'r

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news 4's derek ward was with the mayor as he went about business as usual despite the questions surrounding his campaign. derek will have more on that coming up at 5:30. a flight had to make an emergency landing at reagan national because of a problem with one of its flaps. this happened this morning aboard a jazz flight. that's a regional jet from ottawa. jazz is part of air canada. the faa says the flight landed without incident. >>> a suspicious device delayed travelers from new york to madrid, spain. the delta air lines flight returned to jfk airport last night two hours after takeoff because somebody discovered a device with wires in the lavatory. all 208 passengers were evacuated and the bomb squad determined the device wasn't dangerous and the passengers reboarded the plane and it took off early this morning and arrived at its destination this afternoon. >>> the fbi is on the hunt for a huge tiff father. he's accused of kidnapping his two children from prince georges county and taking them to tunisia. shamari. >> he saw my report on nbc washington.com. he contacted me and i interview

. >>> no criminal trials have been released because of the stride it is business as usual. is it inconvenient absolutely. >>> the court ceo said they get more than 60 percent of the court opened 9/10 9/12 had acquitted 4 the day this one day strike met a major impact. joe vasquez cbs 5 >>> sunnyvale police arrested two men in connection with a home invasion robbery this morning after 3:30 a.m. officers spotted men fleeing the house one man caught quickly police on the second man to hours later. the home owner was not injured. investigators look into what sparked a fire that gutted house in vallejo this morning at 4:00 a.m. flames reported on see wind drives. neighbors evacuate. a quick work by firefighter kept it contained. bill lockyer at the state treasurer filed from divorce from his wife on friday at the same day she crashed her car. she ran her many cooper into a power pole she went to the hospital purine police say alcohol not a factor now a lawyer resigned from alameda county board of supervisors after admitting to personal problems including an assault by an ex-boyf

it is not as crowded as usual. it was too hot to eat outside. pier, everyone trying to stay cool. inside was the only place to do that. >> we have seen more activity and side. we are hoping when the sun goes down, we will have a jam packed patio for the fireworks. >> people did whatever they could to stay cool, stay hydrated. italianize was selling liked -- um like hot cakes. the heat and location was great for the business. >> i am so happy that the mayor does not do fireworks at grant park anymore. we thank him so much. thank you, thank you, thank the of. >> thank you city, for this amazing show at navy pier. a lot of people just camped out enjoying the show. tons of people at navy pier just a fun day, regardless of the heat. everybody really enjoyed themselves. it has cooled down a little bit but still a good time. >> you look great with that background. >> we got that just right. >> maybe it is in her contract. thank you, marcella. watch the fireworks with me, with us, and about 20 minutes. we will be broadcasting the entire fireworks displa

san jose's our lady of guadeloupe church holding mass as usual.ing all all of the sweet music. stealing about $25,000 of constitutions. koych leaders upset over all of the hard work getting that equipment. >> a lot of labor and a lot of people's efforts. a lot of people's will. that's what to me was more upsetting. >> our lady reaching out to the community hoping to raise enough for new music instruments. no arrests have been made. >> the future of caltrain riders, making it easier to catch your next ride. marla tellez is live in palo alto with an update on the system. good morning. >> reporter: caltrain is going to test their real time arrival and departure system monday through friday this week. you're now going to know if your train is running behind. this is something passengers have been asking for for a very long time. it's possible thanks to gps technology. it will be able to track its trains and send that directly to passengers in e-mail or text message. it which would be posted on board trains and station message boards. feedback is posit