. >> dave has been poking fun at himself for decade, that self dep case that made us watch for 30 years now. >> "eyewitness news" reporter, nicole brewer is in new york outside the ed sullivan theater. hi there nicole, good morning. >> good morning to you. yeah ed sullivan theater may be located in insuring but ukee and erika the the city of brotherly love have gotten plenty of affection from the late show host david letterman. here we will look back at david letterman's flavor for philly. >> from new york, where half of the audience fridays

inspections by the dep were few and far between. mandatory leak prevention plans were never filed. >> it is basically a huge subsidy to polluting industries if they are allowed to operate without complying with environmental regulations. coal and chemical companies do bring jobs and money into a state that is struggling for both, but the lack of regulation comes with its own monetary cost. it's estimated that the public health burden from industrial pollution across appalachia runs at nearly $75 billion dollars a year. and while many in the coal industry and many politicians deny that the health fallout is real, health care providers on the ground have seen it daily. as a doctor in southern west virginia, daniel doyle often treats coalfield residents. one of the clinics he works at is just outside charleston, so he's also been seeing people who were impacted by january's chemical spill. >> it's a huge population cohort study and it will take us 10 20, 30 years - maybe longer - to know what the long term effects are. no question that

plus why is australia threatening to kill johnny dep's dog? prince harry performs a dance in new england and one driver has a little trouble on turn one. "first look" starts right now. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us today. twice the speed limit. a train was traveling 106 miles per hour in a 50 zone. seven people confirmed dead, hundreds injured and some still unaccounted. who was behind the controls of the train? we are learning more about the engineer brandon bostian. his attorney told night line he has absolutely no recollection of the accident or anything unusual. he's handed over a blood sample to the police. what's the latest on what happened? >> reporter: good morning. we're getting more details about amtrak 188. it left philadelphia tuesday night at 9:10:00 p.m. it approached the left turn behind me going at 106 miles per hour. that's more than twice the speed limit of 50 miles per hour. he applied the brakes. that brought it down to 102 miles per hour but the train still derailed. all seven cars off of the tracks. let's

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instead, there are reports that dep is planning to buy the site.x flags says it would benefit the environment as well as supply its power. >>> business experts say the future is bright for recent college graduates. we're taking a closer look at the local job market for those graduates and what they can expect when they enter the workforce. >>> andç it will be a foggy start for our area, i'll let you know exactly what to expect. >>> the 77th annual aberdeen dad vail regatta is in the books. thousands of rowers faced off today with friends, families and spectators cheering them on. driscoll won the men's competition, while there was a tie in the women's category. >>> the future is bright for recent college graduates who received their diplomas this weekend. why this could be the best job market for them in more than a decade. >> martha negron. >> reporter: close to 300 graduates of this class of 2015 are waiting to hear their names and receive their degree, with aspirations of careers in the arts and sciences. >> i want to officially become a dentist

what is clear, as the tensions dep en, many worry, it will draw lebanon further into the civil war. >>> the lebanese army, is for now, observing. >>> and for the time being, they are refusing to get entangled in the fight and they are waiting and, the top commanders, already declared that they will not be engaged in a fight outside of the boarders. >>> this is important for many reasons. the mountain range which is not clearly demar indicated is they use this to get weapons into and out of the syria, we see fighters and been point going into syria. >>> for its part, they are promising to clear the area of any and all opposition fighters to insure that their routes and support of the syrian government remains unobstructed. >>> yes, ma'am minute's northern side, has been hit by the heaviest airstrikes, since the bombing began. >>> it is on the border, and coalition claims, the houthi positions. the coalition says, they also hit a command center. >>> u.s. senate has passed a bill that would allow it to review and reject any final nuclear deal with iran, they say they will ease sanctions

the dep is here and assisting us. >> reporter: smoke blanketed the communities. people were urged to shelter in place as the wind carried debris to their yards. >> like a fog. like a heavy fog. it smells. you know? keep the windows down. stay out of it. >> i would. i had open heart surgery. >> reporter: the fire chief said the equipment will demolish the building, allow them to extinguish all hot spots and get a closer look at the origin of the blaze. nbc 10 news. >>> after heavy downpours yesterday, i'm tracking scattered showers this evening and sticks around heading back to work. i'll let you know what to expect in the 7-day forecast. >>> good evening. we are tracking scattered showers heading into the rest of your weekend. same thing pushing in to monday and then tracking storms by tuesday. temperatures will slowly start to drop. we're well above average with a high today of 86 degrees. we won't see those type of temperatures as we push into your work week. for philadelphia right now, 81 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds. humidity at 58%. feels like temperatur

but the pennsylvania dep decision to order this site closed by may 2017 has folks across the river downd in florence, new jersey, shouting hallelujah. >> you got that news what went through your mind, first reaction? >> i screamed. i was like ahh! >> you were that happy. >> oh, my god yeah. >> reporter: debbie owns debbie's snack shop and unofficial headquarters for the movement known as citizens against the smell of tullytown. and there are plenty of citizens to raise a sting. >> it's hard to have a picnic because you never know whether you're going to be able to have people come into your home and say, what is that smell? >> reporter: caitlin morning card dell was born and raised in florence but she moved to mt. laurel last year. you had enough. you lived here your whole life and moved away in part because of the smell. >>> yeah, definitely. it's really nice to wake up and smell fresh air. >> reporter: in tullytown the landfill owner waste management pays host fees and provides free trash pick up and other services services. bob white gets a $6,000 check from the borough each year cou

surprises and shocks, not least the possibility of demands for another referendum on scottish independent deps. >>> lawrence lee is outside the house of parliament, and so, what happened this? this is not the scenario were telling us that we would be facing this morning. >>> no, in the for a single second and, you know, in the normal run of things, the way politics has worked. if the result of the election laws would win by a majority of one, you would think it was unconvincing result. but this hasn't been like any sort of normal collection and all opinion for weeks every single opinion poll said that neither the conservatives nor the labor party would not get a majority and britain is heading into the then known. >>> it could not possibly have been more wrong. it makes you wonder what was wrong with all those opinion polls. and what was it that changed people's minds and convince he them that the conservative message was better. >>> was it, they were the only party that could stop the scottish national lists or was it the much more simple message that they were drumming into people's head. da

but the pennsylvania dep decision to order this site closed by may 2017 has folks across the river downin florence, new jersey, shouting hallelujah. >> you got that news what went through your mind, first reaction? >> i screamed. i was like ahh. >> you were that happy. >> oh, my god. yeah. we were thrilled. >> debbie bones debbie's snack shack. citizens against the smell of tullytown. and there are plenty of citizens to raise a sting. >> it's hard to have a picnic because you never know whether you're going to be able to have people come into your home and say what is that smell? >> reporter: caitlin morning card dell was born and raised in florence but she moved to mt. laurel last year. >> you had enough you lived here your whole life and moved away in part because of the smell. >>smelldefinitely of. >> it's really nice to wake up and smell fresh air. >> reporter: over in tullytown the landfill owner waste management pays host fees and provides free trash pick up and other services. bob white gets a $6,000 check from the borough each year. courtesy of the landfill. >> of course they do

. >> according to the state dep, this doe has had an arrow protrudeing from her head for six months. she's part of a herd of more than a dozen deer we found on this land. a herd that many in this neighborhood accept. but for this one deer, state efforts to try to tranquilize it and remove the arrow have so far failed. they have now been suspended because they believe she's likely pregnant and fear the trauma of a tranquilizer. for animal rights groups who took us to the scene to find this herd, that's not good enough. >> there could be potential for problems, could get caught on something, can it possibly get infected? >> activists tell me they're ready to take action. though a dep spokesman tells me it's illegal to tranquilize a deer without a permit. >> we'll raise money if it it's necessary to do it. but we want this deer suffering to end and then she can live her life in peace. >> and neighbors who see know harm in this herd want an end to hunting they've seen in the past. >> they need to post something to say that because there are a lot of kids in this neighborhood. >> a couple

time that these wells -- >>> the oil and gas industry is applauding the new state law they have sued dep with within hours of fracking ban passage. q.we have been using it, for recovering oil and gas for more than 60 years, there's no evidence of rising more bid todayty or higher mortality rates and despite statements like that and promises, that tracking is good for the local economy, 3-5 voters have voted to ban fracking and they say most of the minrel wells belong to out of towners and denton has to live with fracking behind hospitals and, next to parks and, steps from their backyard. >>> i may be an old lady but this is scary knowing there's a gas rig on fire, in my backyard, i guess i can only go to bed and know that if explodes i'll never feel anything. >>> now, fracking is set to resume and denton, the first texas city, to ban it, looks to be the last. >>> so, if you thought it was beautiful from the ground, look at it from above it shared this video.

danielle melter was dep -- daniel meltser from 2009-2010. he died sunday after a battle with cancer. the 63-year-old was a member of the harvard law faculty for more than 30 years. a warning for federal workers tonight about marijuana. the office of personnel management reminds workers while marijuana is legal in the district it's still an illegal drug under the federal law. memo sent out this week details the federal government restriction on the use of illegal drugs by workers. those caught using illegal drugs could face citations, suspension or termination. not a bad day today after a bit of the rainy weather. doug: a little downpours around but we hit 90 again today. couple more days of the heat and humidity and afternoon storms. get started. live doppler radar. iest storm in southern maryland. in the river to the chesapeake bay. another area west of town. concentrate on southeastern storms now. the heaviest storms coming to the north of st. leonard. they will head on out. we have a few more west of the metro area as well we have been ke

dep will monitor 1600 miles of waterways and treat them as needed. good luck. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> clear skies this morning and a warmer start. we're in the 60s right now. another summer like day ahead. the winds are still blowing to help with the warmup and this afternoon could see some showers in the area. possibly even a thunderstorm. in the "nbc 10" first alert traffic center it is jessica boyington. how's it looking out there, jesse? >> it's looking odd, bill. good morning, everyone. route 202 through the work zone southbound northbound not affecting the drive time. we have ongoing construction in philadelphia and i'll show you where that is and how the drive times are affected by that coming up at 5:30. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> allegations of police brutality are now plaguing a police officer in delaware. the injuries one suspect received when this man arrested him. >>> trouble in the air. while the majority of philadelphia is celebrating a planned airport expansion this morning, "nbc 10" is talking to neighbor

we have an issue with potential runoff dep and montgomery has -- haz/mat is rectifying the situation. >> we woke up in a panic my son was moved out of the back bedroom into the front. we were ready to leave if we had to. >> reporter: the chemicals are petroleum based. it doesn't appear the smoke is harm to residents. there have been no evacuations and no reported injuries. the cause is under investigation, we did talk to some neighbors, they say they are without power in the immediate area, the gas line, gas has been shut off, that will have to be repaired here and the coming hours but again this fire is under control. no reported injuries. i'm live in conshohocken chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> now the latest on the investigation into the deadly amtrak derailment in port richmond. federal officials announced amtrak must install it's speed restriction system where train 188 flew off the tracks and crashed. the system notifies the engineer when the train is going too fast and will apply the brakes if the engineer does not respond. brighter to the amtrak crash a septa train w

we do have some issue with potential run off that the dep and montgomery county montgomery counsel hazmateam are assisting. >> reporter: the water pressure meant firefighters had to lay hundreds of feet of hoses and the large area of the building forced the volunteers to stand on ladders for hours to douse the flames. although nothing was damaged except the two businesses housed in this should you shell of a warehouse homes are just a few hundred feet away. and without the quick action of those firefighters, this out come could have been tragic. >> i was happy that it wasn't windy. because i figure the trees would catch fire. >> reporter: carla lives a few hundred feet from the flames and says she is grateful to the firefighters. >> i feel safe, yeah. knowing i have them. >> in conshohocken sherri greg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> summer like temperatures are stick aig round fours you may want to keep that umbrella handy for the start of the woke week at least. meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with the first look at the forecast. second look justin. we're already

. >> dep spokeswoman tells me complaints from florence and elsewhere contributed quote significantly to their decision to order the landfill closed. a waste management spokesman tells me the company has always done its best to minimize odors license continue to do so until the place closes inform florence, new jersey, bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> unfortunate side effect of big holiday weekends. drunk drivers on the roads. well now an app aimed at helping those drivers that authorities say can be very dangerous. >> plus, dozens of veterans get the recognition they deserve at a local school but one person who helped plan this event gets a surprise even she wasn't expecting. sean? >> dawn the men's and women lacrosse final four in town for memorial weekend. we'll hear -- one kid from berwyn is trying to go out in a major way. that's later in sports. >> before we go to break we continue to follow breaking news. this is coming out of south philadelphia. skyfox right there over a major fire in the 3,000 block of penrose avenue. this is the girard point refinery down there. you may be very

dep landed in hot water after breaking the country's laws.e could face up to a ten-year sentence or a maximum fine of $265,000. >>> today a funeral is held for were the 29-year-old veteran of the omaha and the police force and a new mother was killed in the line of duty last week. thousands of police officers from around the nation are expected to attend. >>> want to save money in gas this summer? turn up the ac. it's better to use the air conditioner when driving at high speeds because open windows increase the cars arrow dynamic drag and uses it more full. >>> 100th grandchildren. they have 12 children, 53 grandchildren and 46 little grandchildren. little jackson, april 8th is their first great great grandchild. >> do you have walls for all of those pictures in the house. >>> in puerto rico, a taxi driveer sat in his own cab holding the wheel at his own wake. dressed up in a tie, white gloves and a brown fedora hat, he opted to use his cab rather than the standard coffin. hundreds of mourners came out on sunday to pay their respects. >>> if

of the six, five have given dep depositions.ne took the fifth, who he has refused to speak, which is that person's right. >> john i'm going to cut you off there. the state's attorney is at the podium. let's listen in. >> first and foremost i need to express publicly my deepest sympathies for the family of the loved ones of mr. gray. i had the opportunity to meet with mr. gray's family to discuss some of the details of the case and steps going forward. i assured his family that no one is above the law. so the thousands of residents, community organizers and leaders that chose to march peacefully throughout baltimore, i commend your courage. i support the men and women in uniform who have stepped up monday night to protect our communities from those who wish to destroy it. i have been sworn to uphold justice and treat every citizen equally and fairly under the law. i take this oath seriously, and my administration is committed to creating a fair and equitable justice system for all. no matter what your occupation your age, your ra

stop apologizing, don't self-dep pri indicate to your child. when you command respect, it will come. that applies to parenting as well. >> is there something that men can take away too? >> yeah, they can learn a lot about women in their lives. and the women who work with them or for them, the women they are married too. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, thanks for having me on. >> thank you. up next "on the money." a look at the news for the week ahead. fine wines and finance, why the topic of your next date night should be money. part adventure. it's part geek and part chic. it's part relaxation and part exhilaration. it's part sports car and part suv. and the best part? the 2015 gla. it's 100% mercedes-benz. visit tripadvisor orlandondo tripadvisor not only has millions of real travelers reviews and opinions but checks hundreds of websites so people can get the best hotel prices to plan, compare and book the perfect trip visit tripadvisor.com today i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announce

we do have some issue with potential runoff that the dep pacific northwest montgomery county hazmat team are assist ing. >> reporter: firefighter had to lay hundreds of feet of hose to tap nearby hydrants in and a large area of the building forced volunteers to stand on lad stories douse the flames. homes are just a few hundred feet away. and without the quick action of those firefighters, this outcome to be tragic. >> i was happy that it wasn't windy because i figured the trees could catch fire. >> reporter: carla lives just a few hundred feet from the flames and says she is grateful to the firefighters. >> i feel safe, yeah. >> reporter: in conshohocken, cherri gregg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> police have released the name of the man who died when he crashed his truck into a montgomery county high school. witnesses say 32-year-old phillippe pay andre pinto silva accelerated into the wall early yesterday afternoon in lower moreland. no one else was injured. today crews spent the day patching up the building. the school will be opened tomorrow a terrifying attack at ye

lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, demonstration tonight, a number of cities, dep straighting over thever the death of freddie gray, now you are looking at crowds in philadelphia and baltimore. they have been organized and responding in large number to activists to social media who call for these protests, baltimore, tonight remains in crisis, and embattled mayor, stephanie rawlins-blake, today, turned to the president's favorite representative on race.

the sacramento sheriff's dep tips confirmed today they found the body of six-year-old jadianna larsen she had been reported missing thursday. the girl's body was found burning in a field 90 miles north of sacramento. deputies arrested 25-year-old juan rivera. the boyfriend of the little girl's mother. rivera reported he last saw the girl at the apartment early thursday before he suffered a seizure and passed out. deputies said that jadianna larsen's mother was in medical treatment at the time of her disappearance and she is cooperating with the investigation. >> this mother is not being looked at as a suspect in this case. the mother has had a legitimate reason for not being around. >> juan rivera is being held at the sacramento county jail without bail. he is scheduled to appear in court tuesday. >>> another presidential hopeful threw his hat in the ring for the race for the white house. former maryland governor democrat martin o'malley took the stage today with his wife in baltimore. the 52-year-old is casting himself as a new generation leader who would rebuild the economy and refo

lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, demonstration tonight a number of cities, dep straighting over the -- demonstrates over the death of freddie gray, now you are looking at crowds in philadelphia and baltimore. they have been organized and responding in large number to activists to social media who call for these protests, baltimore, tonight remains in crisis and embattled mayor stephanie rawlins-blake today turned to the president's favorite representative on race. reverend al sharpton. in baltimore to lead a summit on improving police relations with the community. i suspect perhaps to deflect some of the criticism from the mayor. we'll take up the respond to the death of gray with former department of justice attorney christian adam, and also, escalating tension in middle east between a increase belowly provocative iran. and the u.s. u.s. navy announcing it is escorting american ships as they transit the straight of hormuz. mark meadows and president of foundation for defense of democracies, cliffer may they will join us to assess likelihood of a direct confrontation between u.s. an

dep commissioner joseph martins explained the measures being used to keep the oil from spreading. >>ats and so does the foaming agents because they are oil based mineral oil based so they float. so the booming will keep them contained and probably later on they will put absorbent materials on the top and skim that off to remove the oil from the river. >> reporter: the nuclear power plant supplies electricity for millions in new york city and west chester county. however river keeper says other safer energy alternatives must be explored. group says saturday's fire is the third at the plant in just eight years. >> the transformers are just one part. that wasn't nuclear part of the plant. however, it is indicative of an old plant other things are failing on the plant as well. >> that was fox's linda reporting. governor cuomo is assuring the public the chemicals used to put out the fire are being monitored bite epa. >>> two little girls became best friends during the toughest moments of their young lives and now facing their biggest hurdle yet. four-year-old ava and three-year-old penny

you have judges dep tizing men right and left. everyone is legal.r. >> they are ambushed by alexander mcsween the lawyer and business partner. pinned down for four-days the standoff ups the death count to nearly 2 dozen p. o >> he was killed the kid and two others hold up in the house managed to escape. from that point on the kid was on the run. >> when the controlling interest from both sides are either dead or bankrupt the war is over. governor lieu wallace issues warnings for the survivors. one of the last men standing billy now leads the regulators and seeks a private audience with the governor. >> made out laws of us. i was edgy about my meeting with the governor. with all those fresh war wanran out on us. >> i want to help you but you need to help me, right? >> yes, sir. >> one good deed deserves another, true? >> you testify against everyone involved in this dam war and i will pardon. >> i will. i swear it. >> the kid and lou wallace comes with a deal. ger to go to bring dolan up on charges. he gets brought up on charges but so does billy. >>

raymundo hernandez/dep.odemos hablarle estuantes ycirles m veces loue pasa, pe no se compara ellos mirando 20:48 20:52 mirando sange, escuchando gritar y el llorar 20:59 18;15 la muchacha que se murio en el accidente es una de mis mejores amigas y verla me causo mucha emocion yo estaba llorando alla atras 18:23 esta es la primera vez que la preparatoria de anza en richmond, donde casi 50 por ciento de los estudiantes son latinos, tiene este evento... en visperas de las graduaciones dijeron es un mensaje no solo para los jovenes, sino tambien para sus padres..... 21:34 los padres tambien porque a veces no ponen mucha atencion o dejan la libertad de que van a estar en mi casa los voy a dejar tomar y eso causa mas problemas mas adelantecon otros estudiantes 21:48 esto se financia con fondos de la campana llamada cada 15 minutos, refiriendose a cada cuanto alguien fallece o se accidenta por causa del alcohol. acechando la muerte muy de cerca, al final dos estudiantes pierden la vida en esta representacion y uno

albie esparza/dep. los oficiales van a conductar mas mejor su conducta y tambien los ciudadanos van a estar en su mejor conducta porque van a saber que estan grabando 21:23 pero cuando estaran en uso? el fiscal george gascon envio una carta ayer al alcalde y al jefe de la policia pidiendo que estas camaras ya esten en poder de todos los oficiales a enero de todos los oficiales a enero del 2016 greg suhr/jefe de policia de san francisco 19:07 the distcattorneno tie que pagapor esto, el fiscal no va a tener que pagar por esto, el fiscal no va a tener que establecer politicas de uso, asi que para mi dar fechas asi no mas, seria irresponsable, lo haremos lo mas rapido posible nos dijo el jefe de la policia. y es que ahora viene la aprobacion por parte de la junta y es que ahora viene la aprobacion por parte de la junta de supervisores de estos recursos, y ademas el delineamiento de normas de uso.... daisy vieyra/union de libertades civiles de america 37:22 queremos que hayan sanciones significativas para ag

beau bide dep loses his fight with cancer. >>> and on world antitobacco day we hear from one group tryingstop the use of tobacco in movies. from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." back to our viewers back here in the you stauts and around the world. th

. >> new trouble this morning for former house speaker dep is haster already accused of sexual misconducte on a potential second victim. >> allegations may be growing. sources say there is a second individual who was allegedly victimized by the former house speaker. a close friend spoken with him said he is surprised by the indictment. >> he's baffled by it. but maybe it will all work out in the long run, i don't know. >> once most powerful man in congress he is now charged with bank fraud and lying to the fbi after promises to pay 3.5 million in hush money to cover up past misconduct. the man he was paying was former student at yorkville high school in illinois where hes with a teacher and wrestling coach from 196 a5 to 1981 sources say it's unlikely the mystery man that received payments will be charged with extorsion. >> this this situation to date he has denied he's a victim of extorsion. >> sources say second alleged unknown victim noominger asked for it nor received any money from hasters one of the former wrestling stars say this is not the haster he knew. >> the indictment ales ha

dep deputize it and i'll get it done. >> do you think the irs should get involved? >> no i don't trust the irs. >> how fast would you take the deal? >> i'm just telling you, bol bolling, if you really want to know the truth you go to the best agency in the world and that's the fbi. they are there to investigate us. >> do both. >> no. let the fbi handle this. >> what was interesting in the past week i've had a chance to be in a couple of news organizations and listening in the green room. democrats who believed that chris christie's career is dead because there were indictments of people that worked for him about bridgegate even though the prosecutor says there's no evidence to link christie to it democrats want to satisfy that his political career is dead even though there is nothing yet they say hillary clinton should be free and clear and they don't care. >> well they don't care. >> it's pretty hypocritical. >> it's a fact by the way. i think dr. o'reilly will confirm, if you look at the polls, democrats have not moved. >> they are standing by their gal. >> people

. >> what are you captain hook, posing like johnny dep good titanic. >> do you have a fear of water. >> he is frozen. >> hey, how are you doing. >> i face all my fears. one of my fears is, having to live with my parents again. i don't ever want to live with my parents again. that is like, having to do chores and having to do things that my father tolls me to do and to have to do them, that is a big fear. another fear having another child. ear responsibility to have to raise another kid that is, i'm more afraid of that then anything. well kind of. kind of, kind of sort of. well yeah, another one of my fears, it used to be heights but i faced my fears doing that. we were in the hot air balloon last week. we did that piece. we were that piecing. i have done a lot of things. i repelled down a 17 story building. come on guys, 31 story building, that is nothing. i'm more afraid of having more kid and having to move back with my parents. >> that would be on top of my list too my goodness. >> do you ever get sea sick. >> no, you know mike, being a man that i am. >> hure. >> things, you just

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albie esparza/dep. de policia de san francisco 3:04 el segundo vehiculo vio al chico al ultimo momentoeloe y dio una vuel 3:16 al parecer tratando de esquivar el auto por atras, el nino termino en el carril donde venia el tren ligero que lo atropello... el pequeno fue arrastrado 40 pies, ante los ojos pies, ante los ojos desesperados de su madre que trataba de sacarlo. miguel monje/vecino 32;27 de ahi queriendolo sacar, que va a sacar, estaba debajo del tren 32:30 fernando barrera/vecino 47:20 ella trato muchas veces mover el tren, me hubiera puestoen su lugar habria hecho lo mismo 47:29 fernando dice que siempre veia al menor con su mama,....el forense lo identifico como andrew wu de 12 anos de edad...sus familiares desconsolados hoy pusieron ofrendas en el lugar de la tragedia... norma cierra/vecina 28:23 cuando cruzamos yo le digo a mi hija de 16 anos e hijo de 18 anos corramos por favor, corran, corranoue es peligro esa calle 28;33 celedina marcelo/vecino 29:33 casi no se paran para darle el paso a las personas que van caminando 29:38 mientras tanto vecinos denunciaron que esta tra

beau bide dep loses his fight with cancer. >>> and on world antitobacco day we hear from one group trying to stop the use of tobacco in movies. from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." back to our viewers back here in the you stauts and around the world. the latest on a travel ban from five members living in qatar. they were part of a prisoner swap for u.s. army sergeant bo bergdahl last year. the u.s. is meeting with qatar rio figures alls trying to keep them inside qatar. our anna coren has this story. >> reporter: there are grave concerns the five senior taliban members released in exchange for u.s. army sergeants bo bergdahl 345i surgeon soon return to the battlefield. they've been living in qatar for the past 12 months unable to leave the country. however, that travel ban is set to expire. it's understood u.s. officials have been in discussion with the qataris about the possibility of extending the travel ban, but no announcement has been made. sergeant bergdahl was held captive for almost five years. earlier this year the u.s. army char

not made until friday evening, and it was after that the decision was made that the custodian would dep advertise his representative. we hope that it will continue so that we can send relief supplies in. but the decision whether or not the cease-fire holds rests with the houthis and their allies. >> saudi arabia's crown prince and deputy crown prince will lead. >>> baseless, that is how the wougs describes accusations that the obama administration lied about the killing of osama bin laden. the allegations were published by renowned investigative journalist, seymour hersh. hersh cities an unnamed officia as his source, but the allegations have been refuted. both men spoke with anderson cooper a short time ago. >> what would be the motive for setting up this elaborate hoax? >> the critical thing that happened is we weren't supposed to go public with the raid. the deal with the rest of the staff, the upper reaches of the pakistani military community was that we were going, the s.e.a.l.s were going to go in, kill this guy, grab the body, take it out, seven to ten days, i've had two differen