columbus boulevard southbound i-95 off of columbus boulevard and south down into catherine only one lane is opened and that is causing big delays exiting 95. if you go down to the waterfront this weekend. outdoor events this weekend all eyes are on the forecast and see has it it in 15. >>> phillies are back in action and they play the atlanta braves tonight. will they get the game? well, probably but is there a chance of rain and rain delays are possible. keep that in mind bring the puncho with you to citizens bank park, this evening. if you have phillies tickets. now fog is still out there it is improved a little bit at philly international with 5 miles visibility. we have a quarter mile in pottstown, reading allentown still foggy in trenton. still fog any atlantic city as well. most of our rain has moved out of here for the moment but it is unsettled enough that showers could pop up at anytime and we will look at the rain for the rest of the day to day and tonight. do you see pop ups starting, about one or 2:00 in the afternoon and then heavy rain, starts to roll role in probably after

boulevard, and from columbus to market street, well, forget it. you're too late. the ramps are coming down. and the folks who live in the condominium buildings nearby are not happy about it. >> as you see that, what goes through your minds. >> to be out there with the sign laying in the roadway. >> the demolition of the ramps is the precursor to the nearly quarter billion dollar project, to cap i-95, and build a park bounded by chestnut and walnut, front street and the river. joe fork and his president of the delaware river waterfront corporation, the folks in charge. >> what conclusion have you reached about those particular ram snaps. >> they're not needed. they're over built. they have limited use. >> neighbors around here disagree. some insisting the ramps are actually vital to free movement along columbus boulevard. >> even the traffic now, the traffic flow is changed tremendously. >> and you think is going to make things worse? >> oh, absolutely make things worse without the ramps. the ramps are used all the time. >> resident. pier three and

that's the santa maria like the pin tay the three ships that christopher columbus sailed to america, it was 60 feet long. 1492 the behemoth next to was the flagship of the chinese admiral jinghe six decks, 500 mariners on it, it dwarf ship that christopher columbus sailed on we need to understand how china views the pacific aside an ancient sea and enormous sea and one they have sailed for centuries. in the american mind when we think about the pacific what do we think about typically? world war ii. we think about the attack on pearl harbor. the campaign to retake the pacific. this is a period of time the early 1940s when the united states navy has hundreds of ships that we do today, we have hundreds of aircraft carriers. today, we have 12 aircraft carriers. hundreds of aircraft carriers, we dominated the pacific. in american view of the pacific tends to have that dna and how we think about it. but another nation is rising at sea. and it is an ancient nation an ancient civilization it is chin. these are chinese ballistic missiles nuclear powered submarines. highly capable i put them

sti >> soccer now after getting beat in columbus the union getting even steven at home tonight. union playing host to the columbus crew and they kick 'em where it hurts on the scoreboard, 66 minutes. union wins 3-0 ending their two game winning streak. they are trying to get into the playoffs. thank you, jeff. "jimmy kimmel live" is next followed by night like. "action news" continues at 4:30 a.m. for the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. we'll see you right here tomorrow. goodnight. ♪ ♪

boulevard forty one columbus to market street, well, forget it.e ramps are coming down. and the folks who live in the condominium buildings nearby are not happy about it. >> as you see that what goes through your mind? >> i ought to be out there with a sign laying in the roadway. >> reporter: demolition of the ramps is the precursor to the nearly quarter billion dollar project to cap i-95 and build a park bounded by chestnut and walnut front street and the river. joe fork inn is president of the delaware riverfront water corporation the folks in charge. >> what conclusion have you reached about those particular ramps? >> they are not needed. they are over built. they have limited use. >> reporter: neighbors around here disagree. some insisting the ramps are vital to free movement along columbus boulevard. >> even the traffic flow has changed tremendously. >> you think this will make things worse without the ramps? >> absolute make things worse without the ramps much the ramps are used all time to time. >> reporter: residents of the peer three and

mike mccarthy is live in columbus with what happened. happening now - a massive manhunt an inmate escapes from the city's largest jail. the n-y-p-d says the inmate hopped a fence at rikers island prison and is still missing. that prison is now on lockdown as officials search the water nearby. we'll bring you updates as soon as they're available. take a look at this - unbelievable video showing the aftermath of storms in alabama. you can see a car getting swept away by a flooded creek. the driver was able to get out. this is in vestavia hills. a thunderstorm dumped more than three inches of rain on the city in a matte of hours. newly released 911 calls reveal the terrifying moments after a tornado swept through kent island in maryland. monday's twister destroyed 14 homes, knocked over trees, and caused boats to fly into the air. dispatchers were bombarded with calls from frightened residents. people are now the widespread damage. despite the severity of the tornado, there were no fatalities. a beautiful day for a summer swim -- and the po

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union playing host to the columbus crew and they kick 'em where it hur scoreboard, 66 minutes. their two game winning streak. they are trying to get into the playoffs. thank you, jeff. "jimmy kimmel live" is next followed by night like. "action news" continues at 4:30 a.m. for the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. we'll see you right here tomorrow. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight's "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by this man on a bicycle. >> whoa. >> who is our biggest fan. >> the jimmy camel show. >> "jimmy camel live" starts right now. >> the streets of hollywood. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- curtis "50 cent" jackson. rock climber alex honnold. and music from tlc featuring snoop dogg. and now, if it's all right with you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for being so great about everything.

. >> and a vigil was held outside a columbus ohio high school in memory of tyler jerrell, the victim of the accident. student gathered to celebrate and remember the 18 year old. jerrell rising senior at the time, made early commitment to the marines. authority say he was thrown into the air when the ride malfunctioned, and he fell to the grounds and died at the scene. >> the effect of the tragedy are widespread. here at home, parent and amuse ment park managers alike are paying closer attention to ride safety. and wildwood, morey's pier shutdown two rides, similar to the one at the center of the deadly accident, just as a precaution. at the delaware state fair, in kent county, rides are tested for safety by both state officials and private inspectors. the same goes for the timber fairgrounds in phoenixville. >> every day we inspect our rides, whether 10,000 come through, or two people come through. we inspect every single day, no ride opens until the inspection is done. >> in addition to morey's pier in wildwood, fares and amuse ment parks in california, oregon, minnesota and canada,

cbs news correspondent adriana diaz has the latest from columbus. >> reporter: dramatic amateur video shows a row of seats from the thrill ride appearing to detach from its housing. with the sound of the crash stunning onlookers at least two people were thrown from the ride. >> i heard a girl scream helped and i looked over and i seen something fly out and then i seen it crash to the ground. first responders and witnesses rushed to help the victims who were scattered across the ground. >> so scared. >> multiple passengers were ejected at high speeds with high energy. many feet at least 20 or 30 if not more into the air and then crashed at a significant distance from the ride. >> reporter: the ohio state fare is one of the nation's largest with hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. ohio governor john kasich ordered all rides shut down after the malfunction. >> this is the worst tragedy in the history of the fair. but we'll recover from this as

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we now call it the columbus club. but it was a very elegant room as well. you can watch the trains coming in and out from the lunch counter room n. the 1986 restoration, the room was turned into a two tiered room, we've had many events -- it's used as a very advanced space. the dining room has been turned into retail space as the result of a 1986 ration. we hoped it would be returned to its original use one day. now, a look at the presidential suite. this room was very important. remembering this was built in 1905 and in 1901, p president mckinley had been assassinated. 20 years prior, president garfield had been assassinateded just down the street in one of the railroad stations, so it was important to have a place where the president could be secluded yet enjoy train travel, which was the primary way of getting in and out of washington, d.c. so, the presidential suite was established here on the east side of the building and the president's carriage could pull up in seclusion. the president his family or guests could get into the presidential suite, rest

right at that spot here columbus boulevard off ramp from i-95 is there only one lane opened on columbus boulevard between catherine and washington. that is going to be out there throughout the day and that will cause delays exiting i-95 vine street expressway is opening up westbound, eastbound is still closed for work crews, philly international prepare for weather delays throughout the day, earlier flight you can get better off you will be, sue mentioned we're okay right now as far as visibility here in philadelphia but atlantic city international seeing some fog, even up in allentown we are seeing some fog, so fog and delays in other airports will have that domino effect back here in philadelphia here's 422, we have some fog, as you can see here coming from collegeville and royersford and good morning to the gang in allentown you can see the fog up here off of the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> let's continue with this breaking news from around the world emergency services say 50 people have been injured following a commuter train

columbus boulevard or the vine to the schuylkill expressway eastbound use that instead.hey are wet, watch out for puddles a lot of people are losing control when they hit the pullings and hydroplane. there's a crash near 29 and washington line. washington township there's a downed tree at perkiomenville road route 63. a new downed tree 29 northbound approaching 129 where one lane is blocked because of the downed treat. outside live in cherry hill, route # 0 -- 70 kings highway, we had flooding, traffic is getting by, everybody is heading toward route 130. the fire katherine scott has been telling us about at the black horse pike at 42 it's passable, use arrow road or stay on the white horse pike, route 30. flooding in northern delaware, kennett road is blocked off. creek road is closed, barley mill gets you around that. >> a small plane crashed landed into a lake near austin, texas. one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. this is the second time a single engine plane landed in the lake in lest than a month. >>> a squirrel is believed to be behind five at

. >> 95 right around columbus boulevard, so here on the northbound side. so just north of the walt whitman bridge area we're down to one lane. a few cop cars on the scene here. earlier they zoomed in. it looks like a car crashed into the center median and got halfway over it. it looks like it's right oven that tow truck right there. so it looks like we're getting it under control. also watching the vine street construction. it typically is removed around this time but sometimes we're a little behind or ahead of schedule. either way, watching that for the next couple of minutes or so. also watching out on oak drive around maple avenue and i'll have things happening when we come back. >>> president trump faces world leaders at the g-20 summit in germany including a meeting with vladimir putin. we're joined live in a digital operations center with the latest on president trump's overseas trip. >> reporter: well, president trump is already addressing the attention with north korea. he urged other countries to confront north korea's quote very, very bad behavio

two lanes are currently blocked as you can see on 95 just around columbus boulevard.o it's the northbound side. so it's just leaving the walt whitman bridge. one lane squeezing by right there. several lanes blocked. details for you on this and the rest of the roads when i come back at 5:00. >>> family and friends gathered to remem local veteran who was murdered last week. >> funeral services were held last night for marine veteran howard white. he had just returned home from a tour of duty. he was killed a week ago today just outside of the tavern. >>> a philadelphia judge has ruled the prosecutors can seek the death penalty against two brothers charged with killing a police officer two years ago. sergeant robert wilson iii was gunned down during an armed robbery. hips and williams are accused of killing the officer. their trial date is scheduled for next april. the capital punishment is on hold in pennsylvania pending a result of a study into its history and cost effectiveness. >>> and a popular horror movie, police say he used a glove equipped with knives to threate

stay on columbus boulevard, delaware avenue or use one of the number streets. i-95 southbound is blocked. use the schuylkill expressway eastbound as the alternate. westbound we had problems, let's look live, both lanes are reopened under 30th street station. we have a backlog coming away from south street and there's activity on the shoulder, as well. both lanes are getting bye-bye the vine street expressway. lots of flooding in lots of spots. brooklawn circle, a lane out there. we have a downed tree on the ac expressway eastbound. they got that pushed out of the way. cherry hill this is route 70 flooding there, as well. right now it's passable at route 41. sky6 live hd looking live at philadelphia international airport which is soggy right now. the storm system drenched some communities as it is loaded with moisture that has led to flooding, as you've seen. worst, katherine scott is live in mobile 6 in blackwood, new jersey, where a down power line caught fire katherine. >>> that's right, matt, we have issues out here, you want to use caution as you head out t

boulevard, the 3300 block of south columbus boulevard. apparently some type of piece of heavy equipment may have fallen on a vehicle right there which has trapped some of the passengers inside it, there was an rescue attempt to extricate the passengers. we believe they were taken out and rushed to the hospital. as you can see a number of emergency officials on the scene hear, again this is the packer marine terminal in south philadelphia following some type of accident and rescue attempt that has taken place in south philadelphia. no word of any injuries or scabbingly what happened here we're keeping an eye on the situation we'll bring you more information as it becomes available here in south philadelphia. >>> now to the shifting stories and growing controversy over donald trump junior's meeting with a kremlin linked lawyer, the revelation coming as several investigation continue into the possible ties of trump campaign and russia. we have more from the nation's capital. >> reporter: the meeting came two weeks after trump clinched the no

seven others are injured after a ride malfunctioned at the ohio state fair in columbus. officials say the ride called the fire ball broke apart and threw people through the air. five of the injured are in critical condition. governor john kasich ordered all fair rides be shut down. >>> prosecutors say a man made deadly delivery bringing in a lethal dose of illegal drugs to a patient montgomery county hospital. the charges that man is now facing. henry? >> reporter: ukee, we printed out a copy of the statute the district attorney here is looking to use to go after drug dealer whose contribute to overdose deaths. it reads, i can tell you, a lot like a regular homicide statute. meaning the man who walked into the hospital behind me is now accused of bringing drugs with him. is facing up to 40 years in prison. he was delivering it to -- it was to a hospital. a place where people go to be healed and helped. and for that, travis suit is charged with drug delivery resulting in death. district attorney said the known drug dealer made five trips in five days to see and sell to si

traffic ramps connecting chestnut street and columbus boulevard and columbus to market street closed today to prepare for the ramps demolition. the removal precursor to nearly quarter billion dollar project to cap i-95 and build a park. bordered by chestnut and wall net streets and the front street and the river but that construction it's more than three years away. so why tear down the ramps now? >> reporter: what conclusion have you reached about those particular ramps? >> they are not needed. they are over built. they have limited usese. >> it is an issue of general public access to and from the waterfront. >> reporter: that's lost when these rams go away? >> all the way gone. >> yup. delaware river waterfront corporation says once the ramps are gone, the two and a half -- 2.5-acre parcel on which they sit will become commercial property on the northern edge of the park. >>> the national constitution center says it's offering some complimentary tickets for the 29t29th annual liberty medal ceremony honoring us senator john mccain. head to the center's website beginning at noon on t

. >>> developing now, a disaster on opening night at the ohio state fair in columbus. a thrill ride dubbed the fireball malfunctioned, killing one person. at least seven others are injured, three critically. the fireball swings riders 40 feet high while spinning them at 13 revolutions per minute. the governor has ordered a full investigation and for all fair rides to be shut down. >>> right now at 11:00, a drug dealer deliver right to this woman's hospital room. tonight she is dead and the dealers under arrest. another devastating impact of the opioid epidemic. >> the hospital says it needs to review its visitor policy. >> reporter: that's right. and the policy says that patients can have visitors after hours as long as those visitors sign in. and prosecutors say the alleged drug dealer followed all of the protocol. and tonight he is charged with the deadly overdose. the fourth floor of einstein medical center on west german town pike is for patients with cardiac-related issues. they say he knew that and still dealt drugs to patients here. >> heroin, pills, fentanyl. >

. >> the ohio state highway patrol says the teen is the columbus native and he died on scene while others taken to the hospital with the injuries. >> they are orthopedic but i can't get into more information now. >> newly released inspection amusement of america show fireball testing every test dating back to june. state patrol is investigating. >> we can't speculate on what we find but what we know there are lessons to be learned in one way or another. >> on the tour of the ground, governor kasich express grief for those involved asking the public to push forward. >> this will not define the ohio state fair. the ohio state fair will carry on. that may be the case for the governor, the neil sisters are not ready yet. >> it could have been my citizener and i. >> what happened when i saw it is terrifying. reporter: tonight the company that manufactured the ride has ordered operators around the world to stop using it until they know more about what happened here in columbus. where the investigators say it could be days before they have answers. live at the ohio state fair i'm kelly may repor

to the columbus zoo we go. the first appearance of a otter pup. this is triten.asian small clawed otter. here he is get ago swimming and differing lens from mom the zoo keerp say he is a strong swimmer. he is out during the morning but soon all day long if you're interested in seeing him at the columbus zoo. >> look at the picture behind us we got fog in san francisco. >> we do low clouds. enjoy it while it lasts. inland valley temperatures soaring to the 90s. >> back at 11:00 if you can join us. >> well bruce bochy 11th season in san francisco has certainly been his most frustrating it's also added fuel to managerial fire. same goes for general manager bobbie evanss how he plans to turn the giants into contenders again. i'll go one-on-one with ty block and his laugh is infectious. how rich murray uses his sense of humor to get the best. all that and more coming up on this edition of giants clubhouse zbloop from the . >> hello everyone welcome to giants clubhouse. i'm your host colin resch. he has more than 1800 wins in his major league managerial career and with

traffic not seeing effect in this area right now, but it will be here, columbus boulevard southbound between queen street and tasker, working on the water main, issue with sewage system. cough off 95, make the right, be aware down to one lane in the areament frankford and girard, still closed due to water main break outside of johnny brenner's here, know between thompson and girard it will be closed for the foreseeable future. accident out in pottstown hanover, red hill, in montgomery county, an accident , closed at east eighth street. downed pole here, so use jerry ville pike to get around it. pa turnpike still construction out there. going westbound, past norristown, right lane is still blocked out here. and then, septa, we've got issues here go, to septa.org, check these out, overhead wire construction happening this weekend. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> republican evidence to repeal the affordable care act >> 3gop senators sided with democrats and voted no to the repeal. president's plan took serious hit overnight. >> came to ends in the early hours of the morning, senator jo

. >>> the union will be back in action tonight in columbus taking on the flew a home-and-home series. curt tip's squad lost wednesday. both teams fighting to make the playoffs right now. the union are in ninth place, six points out. columbus in seventh place, just a point out from being in the post season so the union know they're going to have to sweep this series. >> i think every point matters at this stage and i think everybody is feeling good and ready to make that push. >> we know that they're close to us in the table and so getting a good result against them in both cases away and at home will be important to push us higher up in the table. >>> we are just two days away from eagles rookies quarterbacks and selected veterans start training camp down at the novacare complex. cbs3 is your home for coverage and i'll be joining sports direct don bell to bring you the sights and sounds from training camp. >> exciting time. thanks lesley. >>> an armed robbery caught on camera at a california starbucks. how a customer took down the ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

seven others are injured after a ride malfunctioned at the ohio state fair in columbus. officials say the ride called the fire ball broke apart and threw people through the air. five of the injured are in critical condition. governor john kasich ordered all fair rides be shut down. >>> prosecutors say a man made deadly delivery bringing in a lethal dose of illegal drugs to a patient montgomery county hospital. the charges that man is now facing. henry? >> reporter: ukee, we printed out a copy of the statute the district attorney here is looking to use to go after drug dealer whose contribute to overdose deaths. it reads, i can tell you, a lot like a regular homicide statute. meaning the man who walked into the hospital behind me is now accused of bringing drugs with him. is facing up to 40 years in prison. he was delivering it to -- it was to a hospital. a place where people go to be healed and helped. and for that, travis suit is charged with drug delivery resulting in death. district attorney said the known drug dealer made five trips in five days to see and sell to si

they trailed columbus by five points in the standing.ustin with the ball shot goes off the foot of a union defender into the net. the union will lose their second straight game one-nil the final. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> welcome back. a man in fresno california got a lot more than a latte when he stopped by a local starbucks to get some work do. here's what happened. suddenly a man in a transformers mask came in and threatened the barista with a knife. 58-year-old craig jerry sprang into action grabbing a chair and hitting the would be robber from that behind. he did get stabbed in the neck in the process but also managed to get a few jabs in himself. >> that was incredibly heroic and it is the way that i would think most people would think that they would respond but may not have the courage to respond. >> well, the crook did manage to get away but was later arrested. police say getting involved the way jerry did is risky though and it could have had tragic con >> while folks in this country are enthralled by the fictional white wal

they trailed columbus by five points in the standing.ustin with the ball shot goes off the foot of a union defender into the net. the union will lose their second straight game one-nil the final. we'll be right back. >> ♪ it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more. >> welcome back. a man in fresno california got a lot more than a latte when he stopped by a local starbucks to get some work do. here's what happened. suddenly a man in a transformers mask came in and threatened the barista with a knife. 58-year-old craig jerry sprang into action grabbing a chair and hitting the would be robber from that behind. he did get stabbed in the neck in the proc

anthony. >> mason: adriana diaz in columbus. thank you, adriana. the nation's top military officer, general joseph dunfer, said today transgender service members will be allowed to reremain in uniform until the pentagon receives a directive to remove them from the armed forces. president trump tweeted yesterday that he was reinstating the transgender band but a tweet is not an official order. als the trump presidency dominates the news each day, we hear very little from the trump business empire. julianna goldman and investigative laura strictler found out, that's just how the trump organization wants it. >> reporter: throughout his business career, donald trump placed a premium on fame. >> my life has been, tim, a very, very open book. >> reporter: but president trump's business organization wants to stay on the down-low. cbs news has obtained a new confidentiality agreement rolled out after the election. the trump organization is requiring employees at all levels to sign it, or else they will lose their jobs. employees must agree to keep secret a

this is a live look at 95 northbound, right near columbus boulevard, so leaving south philly, headingward center city, you got a vehicle here, look at this vehicle, this vehicle looks like it is upside down on top of that concrete barrier. so, this whole two left lanes are block. now, this is like a drag strip here, anyone ever uses this stretch of 95 from the walt whitman bridge, it is that straight away, all the way up into columbus boulevard, so just be careful, because obviously police have it block not only northbound with the flares, but they also have it block southbound, and they zoom on in here, see if we can see something little bit better. but again, north and south on 95, between columbus boulevard, and i would say washington avenue, yep, we got it, that's definitely overturned vehicle there. so we will come off of that shot. because i don't know what we will find there. we'll get an update on that. the vine expressway still closed between broad street and the schuylkill expressway until about 5:00. your best bet, you know the drill, coming into the city, jump off at 30th,

one lane at catherine so everybody that comes off the knife at columbus boulevard making that rightng down toward washington going to get jammed up through the week. it's been a mess the last couple of days. your best bet stick with 95 and jump off at packer avenue, and then come back north on columbus boulevard. keep that in mind if you're heading down to the concerts or outdoor festivities along the waterfront through the weekend. we still have the water main break frankford thompson and shack max son through the weekend septa detour route 5 bus and they closed the ramps here at penn's landing. the market and shut net nut street ramps are shut down part of that new project to cap 95 so dock, spruce or spring garden your best bet through the weekend. have yourself a great night. we'll see you tomorrow morning bright and early for "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪ >>> a man fatally establishes a person at a supermarket in hamburg germany this afternoon. police say he also wounded six other people before he was fin finally overpowered in and arrested much suspect is a 26-year-old fr

an accident in the neighborhood here columbus boulevard the southbound side, right here near race street. mass transit both market frankford and subway using shuttle buses until 5:00. thomas, back to you. >>> 4:06. breaking news a disabled man is dead this morning and his caretaker in the hospital after both were shot in the cities tioga section. police are looking for two gunman trying to force their way in the victim's home. our steve keeley on this scene at north gratz with more, steve. >> reporter: well, more than looking for the gun man it is looking for any kind of sense, why you would kill somebody confined to the wheelchair for at least 10 to 15 years. this is a handicapped man who was just coming home. sadly, while bob was talking this van here they just took the man's body out of the home here. it wasn't in the home much. he was arriving home. as we go to the video from earlier you will see a bmw with the emergency flashers on he had a caretaker who was bringing him home in that bmw. they just got out of the car. the carries double parked on the street while taking the man up,

the crash happened thursday on columbus parkway... just south of georgia street. the teenager and his dad were riding their bikes when they were hit by a chevy avalanche. the car dragged the teenager about 100 feet. the boys father was also hurt.. and is ok. officers are investigating whether drugs and alcohol played a role in the crash. (jr stone) police are searching for a suspect that robbed a woman near the u-c berkeley campus. officers were called to the intersection of dana street and durant avenue around 3 this morning... for reports of a robbery. police say a woman was grabbed by the suspect... and then robbed. the suspect then got into a car and took off. he is described as a black man with short dreadlocks... who got into an older sedan - possible a ford taurus. (justine) we are learning new details about the teen found dead near train tracks in hayward. according to the alameda county coroner, 18- year-old isaac andino was hit by an amtrak train. an amtrak spokesperson says the train hit him friday afternoon. isaac's family said he went for a run that d

blake mccoy is in columbus, ohio, with the story. >> reporter: a day of fun taking a terrifying turn when this ride broke apart midair. the ride seen in in company video twisting and turning is called the fireball. on wednesday, cell phone video captured seats flying off, throwing riders and the park into chaos. >> oh my god. >> reporter: inspectors say they had examined the ride multiple times. >> it was inspected in a couple of different stages, and it was signed off today. >> what are you feeling right now? >> terrified. >> tragedy. that's all i can say. >> reporter: the injured transported to local hospitals in and around the columbus area. >> right now, we're at a very early stage. so we're still even in the process of characterizing some of these injuries. >> reporter: the ohio state fair is an annual tradition, attracting hundreds of thousands of people each year. >> there will be lessons that will be learned in one way or the other, that can then be passed on to many of the amusement parks and fairs all across america. >> records show the fireball had just passed the series o

the columbus native had just enlisted in the marines last week. fairs and carnivals are regulat regulated state by state. records show this ride passed a 35-point inspection. four inspectors signing off of it. tonight, the ride's manufacturer instructing officials everywhere to cease operation of the ride until further notice. while the operating company said in a statement, we are keeping those impacted by this tragic situation in our prayers and cooperating with those investigating this accident. >> we're going to document all the facts, basically an autopsy on this machine to make sure we get to the bottom of why it came apart. >> reporter: and david investigators say they will be meticulously going through the accident site inch by inch trying to determine what exactly went wrong here. a process that can take days or even weeks. as for other rides like this one across the country, they have been shut down, david. >> alex perez in ohio for us. thank you, alex. >>> we turn next to powerful storms developing right out of the ohio valley. headed f

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an update, following deadly accident at the ohio state fair in columbus.. all of the fair's rides, except the fire ball ride, passed inspection and reopened this weekend. 18-year-old tyler juh-rell was killed and seven other people injured when the fire ball ride malfunctioned. juh-rell's family has hired an attorney to possibly pursue a wrongful death lawsuit. developing now.. honolulu is now the first major u.s. city to pass legislation targeting distracted walkers as they step off the curb. you're no longer allowed to text while crossing the street there. in fact-- pedestrians can no longer use laptops, video games, or cameras while crossing the road. honolulu's mayor signed the thursday. reactions are mixed. right now there's a grace period. but starting october 25th, first time violators will be fined up to 35 dollars. there are exceptions. listening to music on your headphones-- is still ok. at xx time for weather. toss to veronica spectacular start to the week lots of sun with low humidity 90s return midweek (not too humid) tracking best rain friday

this is columbus boulevard southbound, between queen and catherine, the right two lanes are block, here because after water main issue, sewage issue , so only the left lane getting by in this area. the ben franklin bridge, looking a little foggy but clear going into center city this morning, now the opposite way will happen sunday for the tour de shore, ben franklin bridge will be closed, sunday, starting 6:30, about an hour and a half it will be closed as they head from that area all the way down to atlantic city shall also one more thing to tell you about, accident in pottstown, hanover street, near industrial highway. couple of other accident, as well, we will get you caught up on this morning, guys, back over to you. >> thank you, patrick. now onto breaking news, dramatic night in the nation's capitol it ends as noon repeal obama care fails to pass. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in the cbs-3 news center more on what stopped the gop plan in it tracks. trang, what can you tell us? good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim. all eyes were again on senator john mccain, afte

yesterday's tragedy in columbus was, as you can see, caught on cell phone video. it is called the fireball. the name of the ride. video shows the moment, you can see it, right there, where one of the cars breaks away, from the rest of the ride. the governor has order all amusement rides in the entire ústate to be shutdown, or at the state fair, until they're reinspected. the men who overseas those safety inspections says a tragedy like this hits home for everyone. >> my children, my grandchildren, ride this equipment. so our guys do not rush through this stuff.& we look at it. we take care of it. we pretends it is our own. >> and investigators say the fireball ride passed all of it required safety inspections. so makes you wonder. that's really concerning, you think, because i love going to fares. >> so do i. >> love it. >> you think it is oh, it is going to be fine, i'm safe. >> i like the permanent amusement rides. that have been there for years, you know, not the ones they ship? >> state fares, aren't all of them, except if there is a big ferris wheel? >> state

a look at columbus boulevard between queen street, catherine streets.ust the left lane getting by, there is some construction going on here, some road work, new jersey, 42, accident i'll back out of the way on the shoulder, right past route 130 doesn't look like it is slowing anything down, also an accident, in chester, east 14th street, at edgemont avenue. so it is a slow go in this area, of chester. rahel, back over to you. >> pat, thank you. our next update is at 8: five, a ahead on cbs this morning, japan says robots could help the country bat al dear fellow citizen, hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm ready, she'll be off to college. i want to help her pay her way there. like i do for my son. call 1-866-999-0152. as a leader in student lending, we have student loan options that others don't. if you have a question about student loans, ask me. sincerely, michele wright, fellow mom and fellow citizen. call 1-866-999-0152 to apply now. fellow mom and fellow citizen. super pro-tip: buy your veggveggies pre-chopped. nce.

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adriana diaz reports from columbus. >> reporter: the horrifying moment was caught on camera. >> people were crying, and there was just chaos. >> reporter: 15-year-old julian bellinger recorded the cell phone video while waiting in line for the pendulum-like ride called the fire ball. >> i seen the cart drop, and then i seen one person, like, fly and that's when i turned my head. >> reporter: 18-year-old tyler jarel was killed after flying 50 feet. he had just enlisted in the marines. seven others were injured. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: brittney and kiley neal saw it up close. they were next in line to board. >> their shoes came flying off, and i thought i saw somebody's arm or leg flying in the sky. >> people knew they were-- they knew they were going to die and you saw their face before they knew they were going to hit death. >> reporter: the fire ball, which spins 13 times a minute, was assembled on site at the fairgrounds. in the last two days, it passed at least three safety inspections conducted by the state and a private contractor. an average of nearly 1,300 children are hurt