bryan llenas has more from the crash scene. >> reporter: this, the scene after a deadly train crash some 15 miles south of philadelphia sunday morning. >> i felt like the train hit something and there were three or four big banks. it threw us off the chance, the seats we were sitting in. there was a lot of smoke. everybody was like, yelling. >> reporter: authorities say the train heading to savannah struck a piece of construction increment described as a large backhoe in chester. the impact causing the trains lead engine to derail. >> the train was like, rumbling. we got off track, i guess. then it was just a bunch of dust. dust dust everywhere. then the train conductors, they were running to the front. >> reporter: two people were killed, neither were passengers on the train. more than 30 others were injured. taken to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. >> some people were pretty bloody from -- because it was an explosion. we got off track. then there was a fire. then window burst out. some people were cut up. but it was just minor injuries. >> reporter: the ntsb is now i

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> officials with the national transportation safety board says they are resuming the search for the data recorder of the sunken el faro cargo ship. that freighter sank last october after losing engine power, getting caught in a major hurricane. it left port in jacksonville, and was headed to san juan puerto rico. all 33 people on board died. the ntsb says its goal is to find the data recorder to help determine why and how the ship sank. that search is set to resume tomorrow. >>> yahoo is expected to entertain bids as the internet company goes up for sale. the company has been around since 1994 and its sites are the third most visited sites on the internet. but the company has failed to make investors happy and has captured only a small fraction of ad revenue compared to google and facebook. the company is said to be interested in buying yahoo -- including verizon, at&t and comcast. >>> it's in advanced driving course that goes beyond the rules of the road and the students are all teenage drivers. ktvu's allie rasmus shows us what happened when th

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. > now to a ledly prom in wisconsin.uick action by police prevented what could have been a terrible tragedy. officers were patrol in the pat parking lot of the school and ad quickly responded when two people were shot leaving the dance. they confronted the suspected him. we regularly train for thesee situations through the school and we use the differun, buildings of the schoolngs district. what is the school districttric going to do next? n >> i can't answer that. > investigators say wagner is a former student who was posed to graduate last year, but did not. police say they don't believe he targeted any student and instead planned to enter the prom and start shooting randomly. ra > let's take you back to our lead stock the good news we started off with tonight, thehe beautiful weather that you're expecting, gwen. >> definitely. it was really nice today, also.l hopefully our viewers got out. but it's going to get better. we have a little l tease of summer heading our way, whichhih isn't too bad. ba i think it's a prime

bryan llenas for us, thank you. >>> well, after last night's big apple win, donald trump leads with 845 delegates, but how can he reach the magical number of 1237 to secure that nomination? here to break it done from real clear politics, caitlin huey burns. so let's start with the delegate count because it's all about the math. we can pull this up at the screen. trump 846, cruz 559, kasich 147. >> obviously donald trump gained a significant amount of te delegates that makes the path more difficult for tg and of course john kasich. there are several upcoming contests next week that trump figures to sweep and if he does, that also propels him. pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island. those are places that award most delegates proportionally with the exception of delaware. and trump can really pick up steam there. however, the contest becomes a little bit more difficult for him in may. states like nebraska and indiana, states where ted cruz hopes to again shift the trajectory of the race. but i do think this will all come down to california. it's obviously a big delegate haul the

bryan llenas, thank you very much. >> no problem. >>> and another fox news alert. terror suspect arrested in belgium now admits to being the man with the hat, according to prosecutors. police arrested mohammed abrini yesterday. he has ties to the terrorist attacks there and in paris. the man in the hat was caught on surveillance tape at the brussels airport right before the bombings. the prosecutor's office says abrini threw his vest away and sold his hat. he's one of four charged with participating in terrorist attacks linked to the deadly brussels bombings. two other suspects arrested have been released. gregg? >>> for the first time in more than two decades, the united states is deploying b-52 bombers to the middle east. the air force using the war planes to strike isis-held territories in iraq and syria. the b-52s will replace b 1 bombers which were pulled back in february. american officials promised no lull in activity at the time. but statistics show the number of bombs dropped on isis fell to an eight-month low in february. molly henneberg is live in washin

bryan llenas has more live in our new york city news room. >> reporter: according to the most recent data, fico says card and pin skimming at bank-owned atms was up 174% during the first few months of 2015 in comparison to the same period in 2014. skimming, it's getting more sophisticated and it's a growing problem. crooks are robbing banks around the world with no mess. and atm skimming now costing the global economy $2 billion a year, according to the atm industry association. organized thieves placing card readers on atms to capture information on a customer's debit card. the entering of pin codes are recorded by small cameras, then the bad guys recreate their own cards using stolen store gift cards. they're also targeting gas pumps. >> it's much easier to tamper with the covers of these gas pumps than the devices inside. so even with an atm you may be able to see a skimmer and see something out of the ordinary. but the gas pump, once you put the could have back on, there is no evidence that anything is happening. >> reporter: the largest scheme took place over an 18-months period

fox 29's bryan llenas looks at the investigation. >> reporter: at this hour, no arrests have been madeauthorities now searching for at least one shooter investigators working through the night have interviewed over 30 people and search warrants are out as the four devastatingly horrific crime scenes are being analyzed. quote grizzly execution style killings. that is how investigators in pike county a small rural community of just about 28,000 people in southeast ohio are describing the multiple shooting scenes in four separate homes. eight people from the same family all shot in the head, seven adults and a 16 year old. some were killed as they slept including a mother and in her bed with four day old baby nearby. that baby and two other small children were thankfully not hurt. victims all members of the roden familiar al reportedly large and well-known family in the area. >> it's such a tragic, tragic situation. what's happening. they've got a lot of questions. who committed the crime. things like that. and i can't imagine what they're going through right now. >> reporter: three of th

fox's bryan llenas with more.>>reporter: tensions are rising ahead of tuesday's all important new york primary. this as both democrats and republicans brace for a possible contested convention. i think we're going to make our delegates fairly easily and i think we're going to fine. i think the convention is going to be county. i've become a little bit tired of being beaen negativity of the clintonnton campaign and we're responding in kind. the front runner hillary clinton still unable to quell bernieni sanders momentum. he picked up 16 more delegates from colorado saturday and hopes to continue his who the streak in new york. there were more delegates up than any other raise. i need your h help on tuesday. it's not just a vote for me that i'm asking for, i'm ask for you to be part of what i do as president. as for the republicans, ted cruz remains on front runtier trump's tail. crews trying to keep trump fromu securing the nomination. trump remains confident.ns when i get the nomination, we're going to come togeth

fox's bryan llenas with more.t according to the most recent data fico says card and pin skimming at bang atm's was up 124% during the first few months of 2015 in comparison to the same period in 2014. skimming is getting more sophisticated and it's a growing problem. crooks are robbing banks around the world with no mess and atm skimming costing the global economy $2 billion a year according to the atm industry association. organized thieves placing card readers on atm's to capture information on a customer's debit card. the entering of pin cards are recorded by small cameras then the bad guys recreate their own cards using stolen store gift cards. they're also targeting combat pumps. >> it's much easier to tamper with the covers of these gas pumps and imbed devices inside. even with an atm you may be able to see a skimmer and see something out of the ordinary. with a gas pump many once you put that cover back on there's no evidence anything is happening. >> reporter: the largest usatm scheme uncovered recently to

we get the latest now from fox5's bryan llenas. a deadly amtrak train crash happening some 15 miles south off philadelphia sunday morning. it felt like the train hitr something and there were like three or four really big banks that kind of threw us off theoff chairs, the seats that we wereww sitting in. there was a lot of smoke andnd everybody was like yelling.li > authorities say the trainay t heading from new york to savannah, georgia, struck a piece of construction equipmenti described as a large backhoe in chester, pennsylvania.ia the impact causing the train's lead engine to derail.erai the train was rumbling and then we got off track, i guess. and then it was a bunch of dust. it was just dust everyone. local offerings say two people were killed.kill neither were passengers on the train. in addition more than 30 others were t injured, taken to area hospitals with non life threatening injuries. there were some people that were pretty bloody. there was like an explosion.xplo we got off track and then therer was a big explosion

we get the latest from fox's bryan llenas.senator ted cruz is campaigning n giving the keynote address.drs we're here today for something t lot more than politics.poli we're here today because our crisis country is in crisis.isis cruz is expected to come awayme with the majority of the votes. donald trump is hitting the turf in his hometown of new yorkrk along with john kay okay. the primary on april 19 is the next big contest in a raise that's becoming increasinglyreas tight. we don't have to worry about the rich, the connected and thee powerful, but for all of us who spend trying to play by the rules and get somewhere we just want to believe the system istem fair. on the democratic side, hillaryr clinton and bernie sanders are also campaigning in new york. sanders is crisscrossing the nes york area, including a stop atop the historic apollo hear lamb.ar l if you just look at this, thee issues objectively what you'll find is that we are the strongest democratic campaign to defeat some rightwing republicans.repu sanders is try

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bryan llenas following the democratic race. >> but we begin with kristin fisher and donald trump's new york win. >> good morning. so this is the donald trump wanted and needed in new york. it broke his losing streak and gave him his biggest win of his entire campaign over 60 percent. it means he will now get almost all of new york's 95 republican delegates. trump started the same place where he started inside trump towers. after major shake-ups trump sounded different. he rambled less more on message and sounded much more presidential. he called ted cruz senator cruz instead of his usual lyin' ted although he did essentially run him out of the race. >> we can't be caught. it is impossible to catch us. nobody should take delegates and play victory unless they get the delegates with voters and voting. that's what's going to happen. you watch, because the people aren't going to stand for it. >> john kasich came in a distant second. 35 points behind trump. he is still urging voters to rally behind his campaign. last night his chief strategist read out a memo saying quote the next seven day

we get the latest now from fox's bryan llenas. >> reporter: at this hour, no arrests have been made.uthorities now searching for at least one shooter. investigators working through the night have interviewed over 30 people and search warrants are out as the four devastatingly horrific crime scenes are being analyzed. grizzly execution-style killings. that is how investigators in pike county, a small rural county of just about 28,000 people in southeast ohio are describing the multiple shooting scenes in four separate homes. eight people from the same family all shot in the head. seven adults and a 16-year-old. some were killed as they slept including a mother in her bed th that baby and two other small children were not hurt. the victims are all members of a large and well-known family in the area. >> it's such a tragic, tragic situation. they've got air lot of questions, who committed the crime, things like that. and i can't imagine what they're going through right now. >> reporter: three of the family homes are within about a mile of one another. authorities don't know why this fam

bryan llenas is live for us. first of all, why are we hearing about this from senator schumer, and why does he say this was human error? >> reporter: the ntsb and amtrak have been scarce on their information. new york senator chuck schumer spoke to amtrak, a board chairman, who told him and confirmed with him that two of those were amtrak employees. one who is operating that backhoe. that construction equipment that was on the track, and the other was a supervisor. and the reason why it could likely be human error is amtrak protocol says no trains are supposed to be on a track when a backhoe or that type of construction equipment is out on a track. it's unclear why they were out there today. usually backhoes are used for maintenance on the tracks on sunday mornings. it could have also been because it was picking up debris from the high wind. the ntsb recovered the black box and front-facing camera, and they are investigating. the amtrak was traveling from new york to savannah, georgia, when it hit the backhoe at

we have fox team coverage with bryan llenas keeping a watch on democrats. hillary clinton and bernie sanders who are both in new york. but we begin with alicia in colorado springs. ground zero for senator ted cruz, who speaks sometime in the next hour or so, right? >> reporter: that's right, leland. senator cruz is scheduled to start speaking here at 2:30 eastern time, 12:30 local. he is the only one of the three gop candidates to land in colorado, and he is the only one doing well. cruz walks into the state convention with 21 of the 21 district level delegates allocated prior to today. he comes to the centennial state intent on collecting an additional 13. he is as popular here as trump is not. this week, the colorado springs gazette editorial board wrote, quote, trump has effectively exploited a wave of poppist anxiety rightly deserved. to do so, he adeptly created the illusion of an anti establishment conservative crusading for meaningful change. it was easy to be fooled. so here is how it will work today. the 600 people vying to be delegates will each g

bryan llenas has the story. >> reporter: according most recent data, fico says card and pin skimming at bank-owned atms was up 147% doorg the first two months of 2016. skimming is getting more sophisticated and it's a growing problem. crooks are robbing banks around the world with no masks and atm skimming costing the global economy $2 billion a year according to the atm industry association. organized thieves placing card readers on atms to capture information on a customer's debit card. they're also targeting gas pumps. >> it's much easier to tamper with the covers of these pumps. even with an atm you may be able to see a skimmer, but the gas pump, once you put the cover on, there's no efforts of anything happening. >> reporter: the largest took over an 18-month-period in new york, new jersey, connecticut and florida. they stole $6.5 million from thousands of bank customers. >> they would stand at an atm machine literally put the pin code take out the maximum money they could take out. go to the next card until they've exhausted all the cards they have in their stack. >> reporter:

bryan llenas, thank you. >>> gunfire breaking out at a high school prom, injuring two students.ice officers leaping into action, firing back, and stopping what may have been a blood bath. hillary clinton reportedly starting to investigate potential running mates for her. so who's catching your eye? we'll take a look at one of the lists to break down. test. take on the unexpected. the new 2016 nissan altima. built to stand out. and i quit smoking with i'm chantix. i had a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse

. >> bryan llenas is live in our new york city newsroom. >> hi, harris. they can say they're sick and tired of a negative campaign, but both candidates making last-ditch efforts to win the pivotal primary in new york on tuesday. and it is personal. the brooklyn born bernie sanders versus the eight-year senator hillary clinton. and thursday night's fiery debate has seemingly led to jabs and intense campaigning today. the five boroughs in new york city make up more than half of registered democrats in the state. and clinton today in staten island for a rally, she danced in washington heights, as you mentioned, harris. hispanic neighborhood. she went to brooklyn and to mount vernon, where she continued to characterize herself as stronger than on guns than sanders is. both going after each other on the sunday shows also. >> i just have to underscore, i think their campaign is trying to make something where there is nothing. the people who are behind the fight for 15 support me, not him. >> i have said at the beginning of my campaign, we need to raise the mini

as fox's bryan llenas reports, police have not identified any suspects.amily targeted this in an ohio community on edge as the man hunt continues on day two and still no answs who and why someone would kill ate members of the same family.. is it one shoot error multiple shooters? the ate victims allvt members of the road den family f ages ranging from 16 to 44 each shot in the head execution style on friday, some as they slept ip four separate homes. three of those homes were just a mile and a half apart from one another in pike county, south earn ohio, a small ruralrura community of about 28,000 people. a community frankly strugglingsu to comprehend how this happened to the road dense described by the local pastor as a well known, close it in and hardlose working family. the victims discovered by relatives friday morning. some of the victims were murdered as they slept, including hannah road den, a mother with in bed with her baby nearby. the first 911 call coming in just before 8:00 a.m. when a female two of her tell me what is going on. >> there is blo

fox news correspondent bryan llenas is here to talk about it. britain, what can you tell us? this is very disturbing report pause so much discussion is going on in the press and news these days about open borders and the direct threat that it relates to national security. >> good evening, kimberly. that's exactly right. 21-year-old ollie omar, prosecutors say that he tried. he had conversations with his accomplices and other people here about trying to enter syria through mexico by crossing the border. then he intended to tell isis how exactly he did that so that isis could then use that exact same route to get into the united states from mexico and bring fighters to potentially mount attacks in the united states. now, he is one of four accomplices who was arrested a year ago to the day to this month in minnesota for conspiring to really provide material aid or support to isis. this was a big-time investigation in minnesota. we are talking about a 10 month investigation. 10 people were arrested for conspiring to provide material to isis. five of those people pled guilty. thes

philadelphia and wilmington, delaware, but this investigation is far from over, and we will have -- bryan llenas is live with more. >> reporter: take a look behind me right now. that is the scene from earlier this morning around 8:00 a.m. this amtrak struck and hit a backhoe, which is essentially a piece of construction -- it's kpimt, or a vehicle that digs up and lifts up dirt. it hit that while it was on the track. now, it killed two amtrak workers who were not on the train at the time. it was a backhoe operator and a supervisor. it's unclear whether it was there to actually clean up debris or for maintenance. 35 passengers were injured. thankfully, none were life-threatening injuries. 341 passengers and seven crew were on this train. now, the first car of the train, it actually derailed from the force of the collision, and that sent debris into the first two cars of the amtrak train. passengers were spoke to in the second car said they heard the train horn, and seconds later they felt shaking and the impact. and others saw a burst of flames outside before they were asked to move to the back o

. >> we get more now from bryan llenas live in our new york city news room. >> reporter: hi. senator bernie sanders believes this two-day trip to the vatican was simply something he could not miss. his campaign manager saying it simply transcends politics. so when asked to go speak toe vatican for a conference on the importance of a moral economy, he went. the surprise was that he met with pope francis for about five minutes this morning. some thought the pontiff wouldn't meet for fear of meddling in u.s. politics. the vermont senator says he thanked the pope for his advocating of morality in the economy. the holy father said the meeting was, quote, nothing more than good manners and had nothing to do with getting mixed up in politics. sanders with amy kellogg agreed. >> oh, no. no. absolutely not. this was -- he's not political. seeing him up close was a very wonderful experience. he's a beautiful man. he railed crates love and was just an honor to speak with him for a little while. >> reporter: meantime, hillary clinton is in california with an eye on that state's june 7 pr

bryan llenas is following this. how does the discovery of the weed operation affect the investigation? >> good evening, harris. three marijuana growing operations found in three of the four homes were the eight victims were murdered. it is a startling fact that was almost nonchalantly at the end of today's press conference by ohio attorney general mike dewine. the a. jmplta.g. did not say if connected in any way to the brutal murders of eight members of the families, but we do know the local sheriff says in the 20 years he's worked in that small community, he's never had problems with the rhoden family. the local pastor says the rhodens are a close-knit and hard working family that everyone knows in southeastern ohio, population 28,000. the victims, ages 16 to 44 were all shot in the head execution-style. their bodies were discovered on friday by relatives, and today, authorities say they believe without adele that it was a calculated murder spree, and that the rhoden family was targeted. >> this was a preplanned ex

. >> bryan llenas reporting from new york. . >>> a double dose of tax releases this weekend. bernie sanders pledges to release his full 2014. president obama releasing his 2015 federal tax return showing his income actually falling to the lowest level of his presidency? kristin fisher is live in washington. what did we find in sanders' tax return? >> we didn't find anything all that surprising. it was pretty much what you would expect from someone who has repeatedly said he's one of the poorer members of the u.s. senate. in 2014 sanders had a taxable income of just over $205,000. and he donated about $8,000 to charities. so that almost puts him in the top 5% of american earners. but compare that to the clintons. in 2014 they had a taxable income of $28 million and they donated more than $3 million to charity. so far clinton is the only major party presidential candidate who has released several years of full tax returns, a point she made sure to drive home at thursday's debate. listen to this. >> i've released 30 years of tax r