i'm referring to the magnificent move in csx. >> all aboard! >> one of the major american railroads with a stock going from $25 to $53 in just the last 12 months. some of the strength had to do with the broader rally in the group. the group spent last year going higher and the election ran at a sprint pace. however, since the beginning of 2017, most of the other rails pretty much stalled out, but csx keeps roaring. it is up nearly 50% year to date [ applause ] even if the stock pulled back oh so slightly over the past couple week the reason for its incredible strength, if you ever believed executives didn't matter a ceo just another semireplacement cog in a larger machine? this action is csx is proof positive the stock market disagrees with you [ buzzer ] much of the gains came in one fell swoop when csx replaced its longtime ceo michael ward -- with hunter harrison ♪ hallelujah >> the new darling of wall street and many other reasons to like the stock. if you want to understand why csx is on fire and may continue to run you need to know about

we are told they are doing just fine and we are hearing a response from csx. they confirm it was their own. they said it was sad to report and we all understand that. amtrak says they were particularly saddened to lose fellow railroaders. they will get started and we will send it over for the press release. >> the ntsb is an independent agency charged by congress to investigate accidents and improve transportation safety. my mission is to understand what happened and why it happened and prevent it appropriate recommendations. before i go further, and behalf of the ntsb, i'd like to offer condolences to the families and friends of those injured or killed in this tragic accident. i would also like to express appreciation for the excellent efforts in the washington metropolitan police department and other first responders. we are grateful. >> we are grateful for the invaluable police work to secure the scene and the relevant evidence. the railroad administration, they responded to the scene and are working with the ntsb to further the investigation. the ntsb arri

we have learned from officials that they were csx employees. service is suspended between d.c. and philly and this also impacts the pen and camden lines. be stopped atl new carrollton on the pen line. aretrains coming inbound stopped at greenbelt. from there you transferred to and they will honor those tickets. the pen and camden lines, there is service to points north, but again remember the coming into dcu will be stopped at greenbelt and new carrollton. i will be back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride coming out of fairfax. right now let's get a check on the sunny forecast. loving the weather headlines for the next 24 hours at least. sunshine with low humidity, highs reaching into the lower 80's. 90 degree heat starting tomorrow. sunshine across the board, a gorgeous day, cool and warming nicely but quickly. getting back to that 90 degree heat, a little bit in the way of some showers, 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, isolated showers coming out of the mountains and then dying out. typical summer heat and humidity with a slightly better chance on friday. i don't think it wil

i got off the phone with a representative from csx who confirmed to me indeed that these were two csx employs ease and he did tell me though they were not track workers they were crew members of a csx train that was on the tracks parallel t t ysx is deeply sad eped by loss of two workers and investigation is still going on. trying to figure out sdangtly why those two workers were on the tracks. they are trained crew members. freight train crew members you can see behind me still a very active investigation. and office of chief medical examiner still back behind those tracks there and it's sort beyond the bend here behind the mobile station this overhead shot as well and hard to see with dmrair of sun and definitely lots of work still here to do. and also, lot of information from people that were on the train. tweeting out that they felt a bump and then the train a screeching halt lot of peoplel hours before they could get on the train and off to another destination the train was three minutes from union station. amtrak says its trains' crew did not sustain injuries nor did 121 paerm a

we of course took what we found to csx and amtrak. both companies saying they do make safety a top priority. csx spokesman there said they do extensive safety training for their workers. they want everybody to go home safety. but we're going to push on this and try to get violations and learn as much as we can. >> we wonder if the ntsb might offer new recommendations or if things were happening outside of the guidelines here. >> now to outreach, spreading over reports that a 40th high school reunion in northwest dc was marred by an infestation of what you see here, roaches and mice. inside a school. wilson high scho 77 shared some of the photos on facebook and now we're looking into the health inspection records for the building. scott broom is there now to bring us up to speed. pretty yucky, scott. >> reporter: yes, it is. nobody likes party crashers. especially when they are insects and rodents. in facebook photos posted. the wilson class of 77, 40th reunion was marred by roaches and mice. disgusting. they were all around me. studen

behind that train was a csx freight train. the amtrak train stopped just down the tracks but the csx train stop at the scene -- a stop at the scene where the two workers were killed. ntsb at the scene, shutting down corridor. northeast these things will happen in an instant. it takes a long time to unravel. industrial ballet. we will look at a lot of things in great detail. >> they will look at surveillance in the area and take data recorders from each of the strands to figure out what exactly went wrong there last night. chaos meantime, it was here at union station all morning long. john gonzalez has been inside talking with passengers and getting a feel for what's happening there. we are still seeing the ripple effects here in inside of union station. plenty of delays and long lines. take a look at the one right outside of gate f. a number of folks in line and the line wraps around almost out to the main atrium. thousands of commuters frustrated and right now, we will talk to the ntsb at the press conference to get new infor

we do know that the csx was coming from baltimore here to union station. again all serviceridor is back and raining, bunning, but train running slow during that area. adam tuss, news 4. >>> and first at 4:00, prince george's county police are looking for three people who tried so hard to uproot and atm. the whole thing. chris lawrence, we understand you have more of the video. >> yeah, this is the first time we've searing this video and it shows you the length thieves will go to to get their hands on that cash. take a look. this is surveillance video from the gas station. three suspects huge a hitch and chain to rip the atm out of the ground, but it holds firm. three times they tried to haul it away, but didn't get the cash. this happened around 3:00 in the morning on monday at the shell there on marlboro pike. that is the same road where the so-called backhoe bandit hit just a few weeks ago. in that case a man stole a construction truck and tried to pry the atm from a drive-thru. in the latest case, we saw two of the men on tape, but they were wearing mas

we're still waiting on the csx employees to be identified. the company is obviously reaching out to family members first. according to federal rail way administration documents, 17 csx maintenance workers were killed on the job between january of 2000 and march of this year. >>> air travelers will see new international flights arriving in the u.s. here's who homeland security has in store. enhanced screening of electronic devices and measures designed to mitigate the threat of insider attacks to handle an ever changing threat from terror groups. looking to get explosives through. including bombs disguised as laptop batteries. >>> this early morning tweet lashes out at the washington post, amazon, and its founder and ceo, jeff, the tweet reads the amazon washington post sometimes referred owe to as the guardian of amazon not paying internet taxes which they should is fake news. many of you know the washington post is owned by basos and the post has broken several stories on the investigation into russia's meddling in the presidential election.

csx confirming with news4 they were indeed two csx employees truck and killed on tracks tuesday nightlet's back up and tell you how this all happened here. about 11:20 came reports of two people struck on the amtrak tracks here. we're on 1200 block of new york avenue northeast, 175 was the train involved in this. two people struck and killed. no injuries to report to the crew, and 121 passengers on board. right now, watching crews and investigators from amtrak, the national transportation safety board and many other agencies combing the area for details. two people struck and killed on the tracks were csx railroad employees, their identities not yet released this morning. we're awaiting update from ntsb for new details. for now, that's the latest. justin finch, news4, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> from the accident scene in the northeast to impact at union station, team coverage continues now with news4 erika gonzalez. >> she's live at the train station with how this is impacting amtrak passengers this morning. erika? >> reporter: hi, aaron, eun, good morning. deba gate b beh

two csx workers struck and killed. we have the latest on the investigation and the impact on travel up and down the east coast. >>> a drawnout battle over a new mosque in prince william county may finally be over t big step forward for the project that was debated for nearly nine hours at a public hearing. >>> and we're looking at a gorgeous start to your wednesday, allow humidity, really comfortable temperature buzz the heat is on for the weekend, so are the thunderstorms. i'll show you that coming up. developing story we have been following all morning. two csx workers struck and killed by an am track train. we have team coverage of this accident that is still causing major delays for rail passengers. erika gonzalez has more on the impact but we start with justin finch at the scene of the accident. >> reporter: good morning, we're on new york avenue northeast not too far from where amtrak 175 came to a rest after striking those two workers last night. take a look behind us here. investigators are still here on the sc

these are amtrak tracks, and the but how did the two csx workers end up on the amtrak track? the two were conductor and trainee. the amtrak speed limit in the area is 95 miles an hour, but trains start slowing to about 30 miles an hour on approach to union station. >> we will be downloading the data recorders and that will give us a much better understanding of what the speeds were. >> reporter: for some riders on board the amtrak tlan hit train the workers, it was vivid. >> heard the horn blow and then like aie a clungking sound. >> reporter: and back out here live, service is back up and running. again, just with slight delays as you go through that section of track just north of union station. we are also still waiting to learn the identity of those two csx back to you. >> thank you, adam. >>> we're learning more details about the investigation into the brutal murder of teen nabra hassanen. fairfax county police looked into reports that the suspect t a member of the ms-13 gang. but they found no evidence to suggest that he is.nestor recena member of the ms-13 gang. but the

the victims worked for csx and it causes several delays and cancellations. katherine scott spoke to passengers impacted by the changes. >> reporter: passengers here at 30th street station saw delays and cancellations this morning after the fatal accident outside of washington, d.c. >> passengers boarded a washington, d.c. bound train from 30th street station as travel began to resume. service had been temporarily suspended during the morning rush and after an investigation into a fatal accident north of d.c. last night. >> i found out when i got here to the train station that my train was canceled. >> they are having trouble be there is a girl behind me that said her 7:15 train was canceled. >> amtrak and csx and other investigators were on the scene. train 175 traveling from boston to new york was approaching union station when two people on the tracks were struck and killed. they were employees for csx. the 121 passengers and crew on the train were not injured. the track was closed for the investigation. >> we came in from new jersey and they told us it wo

the tracks. >> that scenario is going to be taking a close look at, what notification was made from csx to amtrak. there are four tracks together, two belong to csx and two belong to amtrak. >> it will assess all conditions on the tracks to see what went wrong. it was coming from boston and new york. >>> a segment of the red line on metro will be closed for four weekends in an attempt to repair a leaking tunnel. adam tuss first reported on the possibility of shutdowns nearly metro says it'll test out a new pilot program that uses a curtain grouting technique to add a waterproof membrane to the outside of the tunnel walls. there will be no train service between grof ner and friendship heights during these four weekends in july and august. in addition, red line trains will single track on weeknights between friendship heights and medical center. >>> new tonight, a montgomery county liquor control employee gets busted for helping himself to the county stash. eugene snowden junior worked for the department of liquor control. he's been fire today. police arrested snowden and jean agust accus

and we're now hearing victims were csx employees.ppened before midnight along the is 200 block of new york avenue. investigate towards remain on the scene at this our and accident having major impack on service. service is us is end pepded between district and philadelphia and it plans to stay that way. and in the area going through delays. like that it goes to erin como. erin. >> thank you allison. big disruptions on northeast corridor. additional disruption aside from service us is speption d.c. and philadelphia amtrak hopes to help us how long that track closure. pep and camden lines disruned and southbound penn limited service to new carl ton. you can d.c. waerps can use metro option. nobody northbound. >> keep in mind to twitter activity northbound penn passengers should board trains to baltimore to give you that one. if you are take the brunswick line that is on time and not impacted union station by the pen camden line disruption. we have metro delays as well for you. blue line earlier malfunction because of thatsh usilver lin

. >>> with my welcome back, two csx workers were crossing the train track near union station when an amtrak train from boston hit and killed them. it happened before midnight along the 1200 block of new york avenue northeast. according to the ntsb, the employees were on the tracks trying to fix a csx train at the time of the accident. investigators are now evaluating data recorders and the tracks and even human factors to figure out were want wrong >> the speed limit coming into that area is 95 miles an hour. the speed shortly thereafter approaching the union station is 30 miles per hour. so it was in the process of slowing down. >> amtrak service between dc and philadelphia, but been restored. we're told amtrak and more customers should expect delays, the investigation into the accident is expected to continue over the next few days. >>> heads up weekend commute on metro's red line could be pretty hectic or nonexistant. it approved a pilot program to waterproof tunnel walls, red line service suspended in two areas last week because water problems caused issues with arcing insulator.

we are still waiting for the identities of the csx victims to be released. back to you. >>> we have an update now on a story in prince william county, some delays for passengers using the vre. after a person was hit by a train there. it happened on a rail bridge between cli a we've learned that the person who was hit was trespassing on the bridge. no word yet on that person's condition. and there were about 10 passengers on the train. but they are stuck because the train cannot move until this investigation wraps up. >>> there are still more questions than answers this evening surrounding the death of that 17-year-old virginia girl, but this evening investigators looking into the murder of nabra hassanen appear to havelism natured one possible motive. chris lawrence has more. >> yes, they are ruling out that he had anything to do with ms-13. nabra hassanen was bludgeoned to death the and it rattled not only the muz about hslim commun people across the country. they looked into reports that the suspect about was a member of ms 13, but now say there is no torr

the csx workers were inspecting. they accidentally stepped on to active amtrak tracks near new york avenue not far from union station. that's when they were hit and killed. we don't know if amtrak was notified of the accident about the workers. >>> it was just two weeks ago when a gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. several people, including house majority whip, steve scalise, was shot. since then, lawmakers were praised the courage of the first responders. they will visit the alexandria police department to talk with gunman. congress byer from virginia will add a formal -- he will give the department a framed copy of that statement honoring their bravery. >>> covering prince george's county now, more bad news this morning for the head of prince george's county schools. they're asking the county to wait to renew ceo kevin maxwell's contract until the investigation into possible grade tampering is over. whistle blowers say teachers were pressured to change grades in order to boost gr

the csx workers killed tuesday night were inspecting a problem with the wheel of a train. authorities say they accidentally stepped on to active tracks near new york avenue. not too far from union station. that's when they were hit and killed. they do not know whether amtrak was notified before the accident about the workers. >>> 6:04. big developments while you were sleeping concerning a top vatican cardinal. >> erika gonzalez at the live did he say wk details. erika. >> aaron and eun, the vatican is dealing with new sex charges against the treasurer. he's the most seen i can't remember catholic cardinal. his name is george pell. we have not heard from the pope on the charges. he's been attending a mass blessing 36 archbishops appointed over the last year. this is footage of that from this morning. police announced the charges today in melbourne without giving de cardinal pell spoke about the charges overnight calling them false and saying that he is innocent. the 76-year-old cardinal was appointed to the vatican post by pope francis in 2014. he is now on leave. back over

this comes hours after an amtrak train hit and killed two csx workers near union station in d.c. chopper 4 was over the scene shortly after the crash as vre employees tried to help the girl. fairfax county police say she was hiking in the area of bull run bridge with two family members when she was hit. the manassas line isni time this morning after the crash. >>> justin finch is live at the manassas station now with more on what neighbors say need to be done with teens walking on the tracks. justin? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. in the past hour we've learned that vre service on the manassas line will resume as normal out here. the trains will be on the tracks soon despite yesterday following that fatal crash. we're learning more about the teen victim in this case and that dangerous spot where she lost her life. now, first chopper 4 was over that scene yesterday afternoon. at first responders worked to save that young girl's life with her family, a friend who was a 13-year-old boy and the young man watching nearby. it turns out that teen boy and teen girl, police say were on

autria: abc 7 cameras were there as the is had to remove the car from the csx track.that the car started leaking fuel near kensington. one person was taken to the hospital and trains are running normally this morning. that is a dog falling into lake michigan will trying to get a drink. watch this, a chicago police officer responding to a nearby car -- saw the dog all in autria: it's autria: it's ok. kidd: i'm going to cry. i'm very emotional area larry: they fished him -- emotional. larry: they fished and out. they are now considering adopting him. he's ok, all is safe and sound this morning. larry: he's still thirsty. his tail --king wagging his tail and everything. [laughter] kidd: does that police officer going after him? [laughter] autria: bless your heart. kidd: wonderful world, the chicago pd. [laughter] larry: still feels very humid out there? veronica: at least the heat is on retreat that humidity has not gotten the word yet. for the rest of the day, pace yourself. you are looking to get the that be best. showers and storms at noon, 1:00 or so. around lunchtim

we now know the names of the two csx workers hit and killed by that amtrak train for the union station. they tell us steven from pennsylvania. were both killed the freight train conductors got out to check an alert that there was a problem with one of the trains wheels that both died on the scene late tuesday night after getting hit by that amtrak passenger train. the ntsb says one of the things they'll be looking at is communication between csx and amtrak engineers. >> swift condemnation across the political spectrum for the tweets by president trump that thargt he went after calling her low iq and claiming he saw her once bleeding badly from a facelift. the white house argued he's fighting fire with fire. members of the president's own party believes this is below the belt and hurting his agenda. >> there's nobody, nobody that has more respect for women than i do. >> then candidate donald trump speaking on the campaign trail. this march in his address to congress. >> the time to trivial fights is behind us. >> but today the president appeared to step on his own words, taking aim at m

a washington just mentioned that the two pedestrians, that were killed on the tracks, were actually csx employees, so that's something they're going to have to look into, and that's probably why the investigation is taken longer than it tip ily would, no train service for amtrak, between washington, and philadelphia, and there has been run on rental cars, at all of the train stations on the northeast corridor here. also, going to impact service between philly and new york throughout the day as well. sue, back over to you. >> all right, may be craze any traffic but we have an excellent weather day ahead, once again, a ten, we should probably give this one a 11, that we have ahead of us. cool start, temperatures in the 50's, 60s, buddy already has his sunglasses on, and his sunscreen. he still is camping this week. now that school is out. i'll have lot of adventures all summer. bit of breeze, beautiful, 63 degrees at the moment, so other temperatures, in the 50's to the north of us, allentown, pottstown, reading, lancaster, millville is in the 50's as well. as we head to the jersey shore

. >> amtrak and csx and other investigators were on the scene. train 175 traveling from boston to new york was approaching washington's union station at 11:18 last night when two people on the tracks were struck and killed. they were employees for freight airline csx. 121 crew and passengers on the train were not injured. it was closed for the investigation. >> we came in from new jersey and they told us it stopped in philadelphia because no service to washington, d.c. so told us to disembarb. >> as the morning wore on service resumed with delays. and operated on restricted speeds, passengers were moving again but expected crowds. >> the train is completely oversold. people are standing in the vestibules just trying to get to washington. >> the investigation continues with multiple agencies including the ntsb. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> a tractor trailer driver is in the hospital with injuries from a crash on i-95 in newcastle, delaware. chopper 6 hd was overhead when they were cleaning unthe truck that spilled just before the i

that accident came just hours after two csx workers were killed tuesday night. authorities say they accidentally stepped on to active amtrak tracks near union station. we do not if amtrak was notified before the accident with those workers. >>> this next story, it's a highway police chase like you have never seen before. >>> also after the break, later, we still don't know who's responsible for an explosion in central park that cause add young man from fairfax county to lose >>> well, it's just the best thing i've seen all day, really, just take a closer look at this. this is in texas where crews spent the morning tryingo wrangle pigs from the interstate there. the pigs were on a semi truck that overturned before 7:00 this morning. this happened right during rush hour. one group of pigs made it about half mile away before being ushered back. firefighters did what they could to keep the pigs cool in the hot heat so you see them spraying them down there. they even fed one of the pigs -- gave him some water through a fire hose. >> was that what that was? >> i think

we did reach out to csx for a statement from them.we're waiting to hear back from them exactly what happened. but that's the latest from philadelphia police. back to you. >> thank you much shawnette. fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at allentown on this wednesday evening. felt more like back to school than the end of the school year today. meteorologist kathy orr joins us now with when summer might make its return. >> little while lucy. little while. we have that persistent easterly wind. it's keeping a cool but all the showers you can see are moving back toward the west. so that is a very good indication of the weather changing. right now temperatures are on the cool side. 65 in philadelphia. we made it to about 66 degrees and as we go hour by hour, you can see those numbers falling. by the 9:00 o'clock hour 63 degrees. and then of course by the time we make it to 11:00 we'll and down into the 50's. temperatures will be cooling pretty rapidly across the region during the early morning. so our weather headlines look like

two csx workers were struck and killed on the tracks late last night in washington, d.c.essica boyington joins us with more on service cancellations and many updates. >> we are watching amtrak still for major delays because of that accident investigation underway. now it happened just near washington union station in d.c. so service is still suspended between washington, d.c. and philadelphia with numerous cancellations and massive delays as well. you can check with amtrak.com by getting a different route to work this morning or to wherever you have to go might be your best bet. still seeing pretty big delays, which they say they might resume service sometime in midmorning. also watching pretty big delays on 95. here approaching the vine street expressway. southbound side dealing with earlier crash all lanes blocked. right now 70 minutes on the southbound side from woodhaven road to vine street expressway. >>> shaping up to be a gorgeous day. let's check in with bill henley. >> seeing sunshine from the city to the shore. look at cape may. live view from the marquis de laf

two csx workers were struck and killed near the nation's capital and the investigation is ongoing and causing delays at 30th street station. katherine scott has more on the impact for local travelers coming up at 12:30. >>> police departments here in the state of pennsylvania may soon be able to refuse public requests for audio and video recordings by officers. a bill passed in the state senate yesterday. under pennsylvania's bill a request could be denied in the identity of a confidential informant or witness would be identified. they could deny the release. governor wolf says he will sign it. >>> the latest developments on the health care battle after senate republicans delayed a vote on their proposal we'll have a full report from washington. and a stolen police helicopter firing grenades at the government building. and david murphy has your seven-day forecast. >>> another wild fire broke out in california, this one close to homes. residents in several sounding towns can see and smell the smoke. as of last night the fire was 0% contained. >>> venezuela's president says the attack o

the workers were on the tracks trying to fix csx train and they're looking at human app factors to see what what wrong. >> following several stories prince george county police are investigating a deadly shooting in forestville. officers were called to pennsylvania avenue 8 p.m. and discovered a map with up gunshot wound. there's no suspects pour mo motive. >> >> the country naacp chapter is asking county executive to stop the renewal of school's ceo dr. kevin maxwell's contract pending outcome of the great fixing investigation. and the chapter sent 'let to county executive ray certain baker saying that employees were placed on a based on suspicious of wrong doing. in every case these teachers were moved out ever abundance of caution and fear the employees would interfere with the investigation. we believe dr. maxwell should be held to the same standard imposed on these employees. we've reach out to executive's office for comment and waiting to hear back. meantime dr. maxwell spoke to "fox5" this morning for the first time since we broke the story. >> also, developing tonight these hel

the victims were csx employees.re hit just before midnight along the 1200 block of new york avenue in northeast. we have team coverage of this story. krysten leone at union station tracking the impact this is having on train service but we weren't to start with melanie alnwick with the latest from the investigation. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. we're seeing acela express rain coming through very very slowly on these tracks so at least that one particular track has been cleared by investigators but clearly you can also there there's still many, many investigators here on the scene on that parallel track that the csx48 train was on. so we had two trains next to each other the amtrak train was passing by and cxs train for some reason was stopped on the tracks. were don't know if that was a planned stop or an incidental stop but for some reason two crew members of the csx train were on the tracks. they are not track workers. they are train 48 crew members. so we don't know why at this point they were on the tra

investigators say is the workers stepped off a csx train to fix a problem with a wheel. for some reason they crossed the tracks and that's when they were struck and killed. >> parts of the president's travel ban go into that effect tonight. >> the ban targets travelers from six majority muslim the t.s.a. is out with new rules that will impact many more people. >> annie live at dulles airport with more of the details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you steve and allison. that's right, this summer flyers can expect a tighter screening process from t.s.a. agents as they go through that security checkpoint. agents are going to be more careful, more thoughtful about screening passengers but also their luggage especially when it comes to laptops and other electronic devices. those long security lines could be getting even longer at overseas airports. the t.s.a. unveiling a new set of enhanced screening protocols for flights coming into the u.s. from 280 locations in 105 countries including increased screening of passengers and luggage set to take effect

this comes hours after an amtrak train hit and killed two csx workers near union station in d.c.y after the crash as authorities tried to help the teen. fairfax county police say the teen was hiking in the area with two family members. the girl and another teenager were on the tracks and didn't realize a train was headed straight for them. the boy jumped out of the way but it was too late for the girl. she was hit, fell into the ravine below the tracks and died. vre's manassas line is running on time this morning. justin finch has reaction from people livinn

scene in northeast washington right now, the train is still on dú9q= union station when those two csxyees who were on the tracks were hit. >> union station not the only place where you will see delays this morning. this accident is impacting rail service on metro,çç4 marc and amtrak. >> melissa malae is tracking the very slow for folks on marc. amtrak temporary service suspension right now, trains not running between d.c. and philadelphia because of this fatal accident. take a look at marc here, brunswick line unaffected, camden line service only to and from greenbelt and penn line only to and from new carrollton. now, metro is honoring tickets green and orange line obviously those bet bets from those stations, use either of those lines into d.c. >> we will take a quick break, we will check your forecast next. >>> better enjoy this nice comfortable weather while we !v it because the heat and humidity are coming back soon. still in the 50s and low 60s now, today's highs in the upper 70s and low 80s, very comfortable, another relatively comfy start tomorrow morning, but tomorrow afterno

investigators say conductors got out of their csx train to check out a problem. they walked on a active track and struck by amtrak train 175 inbound from boston. accident disrupted services between philadelphia and washington all morning long but it has resumed, the ntsb is investigating. >>> tony luke, junior is a name synonymous for cheese steaks and he hopes fight to end stigma is associated with heroin abuse. tony recently lost his son tony luke the third to heroin. today tony luke junior announced formation of the heroin addiction initiative called the brown and white campaign. tony's encouraging anyone who lost a loved one to heroin to wear a brown, white item and share it through social media. >> i want people to know this is not something to runaway from. that people need to be aware, people need to drive down the street and see all of the people that have been affected by this. >> tony luke, junior says it is important to remember that people lost to heroin like his son are not just a statistic. >>> well, also a big bust at airport customs officers make

she was caught underneath a passing csxs train and dragged two blocks one leg had to be amputated. the other one severely damaged. she remains in the hospital in critical condition. >>> coming up on 5:38. chipolte on the mainly is reopening for the first time since a drawing raid. radnor police made three arrests at a the end of a month-long undercover investigation. robert lane worked at the restaurant in lancaster avenue in wayne, delaware county and accused of selling drugs out of the parking lot. police also arrested 24-year-old tideem, act med shows and a woman. they released records of a toil to tank inside the bathroom loaded with drug paraphernalia when police stormed the restaurant >> i turned to my left and i see someone being tackled on the ground getting arrested. caught me off guard. a cop came in and said everyone get out now >> the restaurant was shut down yesterday, so the health department could insure the conditions were ok for food service. >>> turning you no to david murphy, raining for so many days >> storm tracker 6 double scan shows you that, and as we take a

the workers stepped off a csx train to fix a problem with the wheel. for some reason they crossed the tracks and that's when they were struck and killed. >> ♪ >> part of president trump's travel ban go into that effect tonight after the ruling from the supreme court from the ban targets travelers from six muslim match report countries but now homeland security is out with new rules for t.s.a. screenings that will impact many more people around the world. >> fox5's annie yu is live at dulles airport this morning with the details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, ladies. yeah, certainly not what you want to hear as we dive into the holiday weekend, big travel weekend as well as summer travel. this could mean longer lines at area airports international airports. we're here at dulles international. we do see some traffic picking up early this morning even in this 4 o'clock hour. but you know, this t.s.a. announcement basically limited information on this rules for flights coming intog- the u.s., we're talking from more than 100 countries wil

csx yesterday. >> what do you think?m will win handily this contest against david einhorn seeking three seats on the board of directors as a significant kudgell to get them to create two separate classes of stock. it's going to be a fail for mr. einhorn is what i hear from people close to the situation but see how the shareholders decide. we should know the count on that pretty soon, i would think. usually they already know going in. >> okay, yes, i think the ratings agency put the kibosh on that. >> he said it was misleading in terms of context but it never seemed to pick up a great deal of momentum. >> no. >> this campaign, that he waged. somewhat surprisingly going after board seats as well, not just job owning. >> that one didn't work. you know -- no. that was a non-starter. and kind of people that came and went. >> it seems to. again we'll see what the final tally is for gm as its shareholders make their voice heard in the annual meeting of the company. einhorn himself his performance this year like the last few yea

the ntsb now trying to figure out exactly why amtrak was not aware that csx workers were out. >> there are international travellers on their way to the u.s., having been warned before they boarded their flights about changes. chris lawrence is now with details on away from travel restrictions taking it that going to impact thousands of people flying to the u.s. it will force them to redefine family. >> and child. and and a run and yemen. the tighter travel will kick in at 8:00 tonight and they'll stay in effect until they >> louden county mother reached out to us in the midst of her mother. her little boy drowned in a neighborhood pond in april. david sat through what was an emotional interview with her. david. this mother is new on a mission, isn't she? >> she certainly is, pat. it was a very emotional interview. it happened not too long ago in a town called not far from where we are. her mission now, she wants to build a fence around what you see right here. this retention pond, as far as south riding community. she wants a fence not around the pond. but similar ponds across the coun

two csx workers were killed outside union station late last night.t caused trains to be suspended until 9:00 this morning. investigators are trying to figure out why the workers were on the tracks in the first place. we have been monitoring the problem at 30th street station and joins us now with an update. what's the late snes. >> reporter: we have seen people kind of huddled around this big door there hoping when it starts to click they will see an update of when they will get going to their final destinations. everything is deplayed by an hour 130 30, hour 45 or more. two employees were struck and killed by an amtrak train late last night. they were closed for several hours as investigators worked to determine how the accident happened. the tracks did reopen earlier this morning. amtrak said it could take more time for service along the northeast corridor get back to normal. they are advising customers to check out their web sites before they come to the station just to make sure everything is running on time and as i said, things are not running

the ceo of mantle ridge, by the way, is the vice chairman of the board for csx. in the skies the good times continue to roll. airlines globally are collectively raising their profit forecast. the industry group that represents more than 200 airlines says the profits should top $31 billion this year. that's about $1.5 billion more than previously forecast. >>> and the supreme court scaling back the s.e.c.'s power to recoup profits made in securities fraud. they can still order companies to pay back illegal profit but must do so within five years of any claim of fraud. >>> those headlines falling all under the shadow of another it terror attack in london over the weekend. seven reported dead, dozens more remain in the hospital. this is the third attack in less than three months and happening just days before the uk's general election. wilfred frost? >> reporter: brian, thanks very much. we're going to start with some live pictures of a vigil taking place as we speak on the banks of the river thames between london bridge, the site of the attacks, and tower bridge, t

we know the name of the csx railroad worker killed when hit by an amtrak train tuesday. the victims are 20-year-old stephen deal of meyersdale, pennsylvania, and 25-year-old jake lafave of cumberland, maryland. they were on the tracks inspecting a train when they were hit by a southbound passenger train. the national transportation safety board investigating the incident. also update on a fatal beltway accident fairfax county on monday. a 23-year-old was walking near van dorn street when she was hit by a car. minutes earlier another vehicle hit her, which then stopped on the interstate. it's not known why the car was stopped. sweeting up a storm as most of us started the day. some say the tone was mean-spirited today. he was taking aim at the host of the show on msnbc called "morning joe." melissa dipane live in the satellite center. reaction is just pouring in to the tweets. what are you hearing? melissa: the white house is saying trump's twitter feud was in response to a mean tweet sent by mika brzezinski. some of both sides of the aisle begged him to stop and condemne

after two csx workers were killed near union station in the nation's capital. they were investigating a maintenance problem and were hit by a passenger train. it caused delays and cancellations at 20th street station and all resumed by midmorning. >>> police officers hope that dental records help them identify bones found at a construction site. the concerns was buried underground at the location the form ser site a laundry mat torn down a year ago. >>> and police arrest aid 23-year-old man after they found hundreds of bags of heroin in his apartment. yesterday morning police showed up no donald naves newcastle apartment with a search warrant, and after a search they found 872 bags of heroin, valued at roughly $7200. and he is now held on $363,000 bail. >>> and it's a beautiful day in the delaware valley but the skies could be unsettled over the weekend with the threat of of thunderstorms in the forecast. adam joseph is here now with the forecast. >> not a washout at all. we have two days and a lot to enjoy this week and beautiful right now. we started on monda

just learned those two people killed are employees of csx. >> been developing overnight throughout theorning. let's get the latest. >> we were supposed to hear back from amtrak shortly. they said sometime before 7:00 in the morning. hear any updates here. what we do know for now is that the tracks are closed approaching washington union station d.c. that's why this accident had occurred. now there's a intention between washington, d.c. and philadelphia and additional cancellations and delays on the northeast corridor as well. checking with amtrak.com might help you out. finding an alternate route for now might be your best bet. spoke with people at twitter sitting at 30th street station dealing with 90 minutes delays. earlier seeing nothing moving at all. big delays there. also watching 95 moving through delaware where we have a lot of delays because of a crash on the northbound side. right around 295. few lanes blocked there. watch for construction on the northbound ramp to route 141. that is closed as well. and we'll end here on the bridges in in the process of opening over the tacom

. >>> a 16-year-old was rushed to the hospital late this afternoon after being hit by a csx train. she was walking in the train area on the tracks near 58th street and grays avenue in southwest philadelphia. police say that the girl lost her footing and grabbed the passling train and her feet were caught underneath. we know that one of the girl's feet is amputated and the other was crushed. right now she is in critical condition at childrens hospital of philadelphia. >>> it has been another day filled with high tensions in bill cosby's trial. andrea constand was back on the stand for most of the day. while defense lawyers are trying to pick apart her account of the story in 2004. vernon odom is live outside of the courthouse what can you tell us today? >> reporter: good day brian, andrea constand had a lot of trouble remembering details from her previous statement from the two days here on the witnessstant bill cosby's lawyers were working hard to tear down her creditability and they claim the sex was and tirely consensual. >> andrea constand was on the witness stand and she raced

here you see devastated teenagers comforted at scene one of four young girls runing along a csx trainehow became pulled under and the train dragged her to 58 and and grays avenue. she loses her footing and grabs on to a post and her legs goes under the train and one is severed and the other severely damaged. >> the victim who police say was 11 with was a group of three friends that had early dismissal at school. tamika's daughter was playing with the group and left to get water ice. >> she says that now they are trying to be there for the young girls that were traumatized. the victim is a good kid. >> she is very pleasant and in your presence, hello and how are you doing, very respectful and does well in school. for this to occur i just can't, i'm still trying to grasp it. >> and the victim does attend a local charter school around the area called richard allen prep a person that answered the phone confirmed that the victim from the train accident doesn't attend there. they say they have no comment and police are still investigating and at this point it appears to be a tragic accident

according to ntsb two employees were on the tracks trying to fix csx train at the time of the accident. their identities were not released. >>> we have update tonight on the man charged with murdering a muslim teen aimner northern virginia. darwin torres is charged with murdering 17 year nabra husband an in a case that received national attention. there is spec ration torres was a m say there is no credible evident he was associated with any gangs. "washington post" reports torres was accused of sexually assaulting another woman in front ever a child weeks before nabra's death. the woman in that case refused to press charges because she believed torres was a gang member. >> we have new developments tonight stemming from allegations of grade fixing in prince george county public schools. county naacp chapter is asking county executive to stop reneural of ceo kevin maxwell's contract pending outcome of the investigation into grade fi fixing. naacp sent a letter to county baker that said in part dr. mom well does not enjoy the good faith of the confidence of community and generally parent

carlisle where main street conjures images of a bygone era, and except for the daily passing of the csx freight line, this one-light town might be all but forgotten. just a couple miles down u.s. 41, however, is evidence that carlisle is anything but forgotten. >> it's 2 1/2 hours away from everywhere. it's just the middle of nowhere. what goes on out here? prison. that's what goes on out here. >> surrounded by little else but big skies, the wabash valley correctional facility houses more than 2,000 convicted felons, including some of the highest security prisoners in the state. it is a fortress among farms. >> we have a total of seven towers blanketing the entire facility, including one tower that's in the center of our south yard. we've got the two sets of fences all the way around the facility. the inner fence is a stun fence, it's a nonlethal stun fence. the outside fence another 14-foot fence covered with razor ribbon. shaker alarm on the motion detector. motion detector in between the fences. we think our perimeter is very, very secure for us. >> security is tight inside the perim

are you buying debt of rail lines, the csxs of the world, other names and transportation plays?you making? >> the class one railroads are in our portfolio. we look for project finance transactions where we're secure advertised from toll roads or airports themselves. we see that as a really attractive area. transportation is the arteries of our economy. it's very important. i think that's why trump's administration is pushing it to the forefront of the agenda. >> joe? >> andrew, most of the exposure is to power. how specifically do you gain that exposure in the debt side, and where is the geographic location of it as well? >> most of our concentration is here in the u.s. we do have some outside the u.s. the vast majority is state side. any exposure in power is really with the regulated utilities or the transmission and distribution side. we believe investors are looking for a safe, stable place and these are very safe assets. >> 63% of your investments are based in the you states, yeah? >> it's almost 70% actually right now. >> jimmy? >> andrew, i think i heard you say municipal

police say the girl was playing on those train tracks, when the wheels of a csx freight train ran over her. the train didn't stop because the conductor wasn't away that it actually struck someone. we talked to friends of the girl who say she was with about eight other children, who had just left school at nearby richard allen prep charter. >> just came out the train tracks, screaming, her leg fell off. her leg fell off. >> very respectful, does well in school, so, for this to occur, is really touching, because no one deserves this. >> police say officials came to the scene, and identified the possible train involved. they're reviewing surveillance video. >>> and a plea from the community there in wilmington, they've got a little child in the hospital right now. they want this violence to stop. someone shot a six year old boy, right there, at the scene, at sixth and spruce. he's still in critical condition. so a lot of people are very upset and came together, you see them holding hands, and they're praying, and rallying, local leaders, including the mayor, gathering at a vigil at the sa

it happened near union station , just before midnight, investigators say conductors got out of their csx train to check out the problem they walked on the track and were struck by amtrak train 175 coming inbound from boston. amtrak temporarily suspended service between d.c. and philadelphia's 30th street station because of this accident. >> it is supposed to be a 8:45 train back to new haven, but there is said to be delays, they are not sure when it will come in how late it will be. >> it is leaving me very confused. i look at the board and i see it is cancelled so i am a little flustered right now. >> amtrak says full train services has now resumed and the accident is still under investigation. >>> you may recall a similar accident like this in chester, delaware county in april of 2016. amtrak train struck a back ho killing two workers. victims were performing maintenance on those tracks. >>> crews out west continue to battle wild fires, hot, dry, windy conditions are making fire fighting efforts more difficult. a wild fire near prescott, arizona about 75 miles north of phoenix has grow

police say the girl playing on the tracks when wheels of csx freight train ran over her the train didn't stop because the conductor wasn't aware someone had been struck. we talked to the friend of the girl who say she was with eight other children who just just left richard prep tori charter. >> just came out, screaming. >> very respectful, does well in school, so for this to occur is really touching, because no one deserves this. >> police say officials came to the scene and identified the possible train involved. they are reviewing surveillance video. >> we got six year old in critical condition right now, people in wilmington, delaware becoming, please, stop the violence. >> someone shot six year old, still in critical condition. last night they came together, holding hands and praying together, including the city's mayor, gathering for vigil at the same place the violence broke out. they say enough is enough. >> this innocent little boy, fighting for his life, it is not fair, people need to speak up. >> we want to build our city. we want to build our communities, strengthen our neigh