children was either struck by some rocks or swept under and struck by the prop and by the time ems personnel had gotten here the child had died. >> it's not clear how old the boy was. three others were taken to the hospital. >>> people on the peninsula are telling us it is very loud. planes have been flying overhead for year, but lately it's gotten worse. devin feely went to find out why. >> reporter: it's an issue increasingly on the radar of this formerly quiet palo alto neighborhood, the near constant buzz of airplanes overhead on their way to or from sfo. >> it's been constant like every 10 minutes. in some cases we can't carry on a conversation in our backyards. >> reporter: scott dugle has joined several neighbors in filing a formal complaint with the faa. he believes the increased noise is the fallout from the next gen program which has concentrated more airplanes into a narrow are flight path into and out of the bay area's -- in a rower flight path into and out of the bay area's airports. they are able to fly the planes more precisely largely eliminating the need to spread them out.

instances occur at the site, certainly the philadelphia fire department and police department and ems personnel stand ready to provide assistance to these two agencies who in essence have the major responsibility at this location. ntsb will conduct their investigation and i believe the federal railway administration conducts an investigation for their purposes and amtrak is in the process of removing all of the train cars and repairing the significant damage to the railroad infrastructure. we will maintain a support role in that regard. with that in mind, i will provide answers to questions that i can answer. gentlemen asked a question with regard to the person who was recovered. i think you have also experienced over the past few days, i, we have not released any information with regard to individuals recovered that is not within our protocol the medical examiner has the remains of those individuals, notification must be made out of respect of course to the families. and we do not as a city government release names out of respect to the family. should they end up in the public realm or if fami

the court ems personnel is obviously the big three, but if you look at additional first responders that are out there that number could grow. but that number is pretty small when you look at the population of the united states. we are able to operate with a lot of customers in a similar spectrum and we are going to have a lot capacity that is on that network. but i think we need to have that capacity that is available for those search needs that happen, even though it won't be every day. peter: just to help us understand how firstnet would operate, let's take the recent train derailment in philadelphia. what would be the role of firstnet and a disaster like that? t.j. kennedy: the role would be to two per -- to provide a data network for police responders -- first responders. they would have the ability to have video of things from the scene being sent to and coming responders, pictures from the scene, important situational awareness data of the scene. today, not everybody would be able to see where the other ambulances were staged. you would be able to leverage it for triage. today, th

children either was struck by some rocks or was swept under and struck by the props and by the time ems personnel had gotten here the child had died. >> it's not clear exact little how old the boy -- exactly how old the boy was. >>> the broken section of pipeline that caused an oil spill could be removed as soon as today. flames all american pipeline says about 4200 gallons spilled less than the previous estimate. the spill has killed one sea lion and nine pelicans and untold number of fish. two public beaches in the area will remain closed until at least june 4th. >>> a tornado raged through a city in mexico destroying homes and killing at least 13 people. it happened yesterday just across the border from dell rio, texas. rescue workers dug through the rubble of damaged homes. the twister devastated a seven block area, the city's mayor says 300 people injured in the tornado are being treated at hospitals. >>> well, mother nature is really pouring it on here in the month of may huh roberta? >> this is the time from may all the way at least until july. that's when you have the most adverse weather

but, you know the core police, fire and ems personnel is, obviously, the big three.when you look at some of the additional first responders that are out there, that number could grow, but that number's pretty small when you look at the population of the united states and the number of subscribers that manyover the carriers have today. so they're able to operate with a lot of customers in similar spectrum, and we're going to have a lot of capacity that's on that network. just like the washington, d.c. example, i think we need to have that capacity available for those surge needs that happen even though it won't necessarily be every day. >> host: t.j. kennedy just to help us understand how firstnet would operate, let's take the recent train derailment in philadelphia. what would be the role of firstnet in a disaster like that? >> guest: the role of firstnet would be able to provide especially a data and broadband network for first responders. so police officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians who are responding to that incident, that are on the scene of th

with incredible support by the philadelphia fire department, police department, ems personnel, septa, mass transit organization. there was a massive life saving operation last night. unfortunately, we did lose seven americans and for that, we are deeply sorry. >> in terms of the operations, do you have anything you need? is there anything else you need in terms of support or logistics is there more that you need that you don't have? >> we have all the resources that we need, and we did get those -- what we call light cannons. we had to make sure the scene was secure and stable. that the train had cooled down and it was safe to have personnel at that part of the site but governor wolf has been here two nights in a row. we've had numerous members of congress both from the house and senate, the true bipartisan response to all of this, we have an incredible array of public servants and agencies, local, state and federal working in partnership. we have all the resources we need, but we're going to continue the search and rescue. we can be sure that we have accounted for every person we thi

ems personnel drive her as elderly. >> reporter: chris gordon live on the scene. back to the studio. >>> more breaking news we are just learning that a three-year-old boy from the d.c. area drowned near houston. nigel parkinson was visiting family in texas when he disappeared last night. surveillance video showed the boy walking out of the house and toward a pond. his body was found in that pond. police say nigel and his family were in texas to celebrate a relative's 90th birthday. at the live desk, i'm chriskristin wright. >> this is it folks, you've got to be ready for it. it's getting big, i have trees coming down on me and power flashes. i have to back out of here. >>> following more breaking news in oklahoma. police just confirmed one person died as a result of yesterday's storms. the victim was in a storm shelter at least 20 tornados were reported yesterday in kansas oklahoma and nebraska. oklahoma city seems to have taken the brunt of the damage. take a look at the debris from above. at least 50 homes were damage and 12 people were hurt. amelia let's talk a

. >> ems personnel describe her as elderly. her injuries are not life-threatening. >> reporter: police say the car tame came from the parking lot in front of the building. then the drive lost control and apparently panicked. four or five others inside the office suffered minor injury ts. they were evaluated by medical technicians but declined to be take on the hospital. an investigator drove car backwards out of the building. later we were allowed inside. there appears to be extensive damage to the wall furniture, and equipment. as a result of all this damage proaction physical therapy is closed for the rest of the week. but they tell me they hope to begin seeing patients again on monday. in rockville, chris gordon news4. >>> the pictures from that scene are fairly dramatic. for more head to our facebook page. >>> baltimore businesses hit by last week's riots will have a chance to get no-interest loans for repairs. the state of maryland will offer loans up to $35,000 for terps of up to five years. the state tells us businesses

other instance os cur at site, certainly the philadelphia fire department, police department, ems personnel, and office of emergency management stand ready to provide assistance to these two agencies who in essence now have the major responsibility at this location. ntsb will conduct their investigation, i believe the federal railway administration conducts a simultaneous investigation for their purposes, amtrak is in the process of removing all of the train cars and repairing significant damage to the railroad infrastructure. and we will maintain a support role in that regard. with that in mind, and to the extent that there are questions that i can provide answers to,ly. if there are questions that i cannot provide answers to, i think you all know by now thatly not. gentleman asked a question with regard to the person who was recovered. i think you have also experienced over these past few days, i, we, have not released any information with regard to individuals recovered. that is not within our protocol. the medical examiner has the remains of those individuals, notification must be made

numbers that i have at kind of height of the incident. 120 fire personnel, that's firefighters and ems personnel. 33 pieces of equipment. 200 police officers along with septa, our mass transit agencies regional transportation agency rather amtrack, department of homeland security state police all on the scene. so there are hundreds of people out here and, of course our command center on the ground where we're coordinating all of our operations. we activated our emergency operation center the hospitals have personnel. we are trying to match up the manifest from amtrack compared to people transported up to the hospitals, again, to try to make sure that we've accounted for everyone that we possibly can. >> philadelphia mayor michael nutter thank you very much. >> thank you. >> joining me now is msnbc reporter george spencer at temple university hospital. what is the latest that you can tell us? >> reporter: this is -- thanks for having me. this is north philadelphia hospital, a pretty urban hospital where more than two dozen of the victims, the survivors of this amtrack train crash have been brough

children either was struck by some rocks or was swept under and struck by the props and by the time ems personnele, the child had died. >> it's not clear exactly how old the boy was. three others were taken to a hospital. >>> memorial day fun sudden by became terrifying for three young kids. they're recovering from injuries after a waterspout tossed two inflatable bounce houses way up into the air. it happened yesterday. in florida. police say the three kids all in one of the bounce houses they fell to the sand below before their bounce house flew above the palm trees there and over four lanes of traffic. this girl is being treated for a broken arm. >> i was thinking i was about to die. i was -- the bounce house and it did. the bounce house flew while i was in there. then i fell in the dirt. >> can you imagine? both bounce houses later crashed in a nearby parking lot. the other bounce house was unoccupied when it became airborne. >>> poor things. so glad she's going to be okay. the kids are going to be okay. >> you think you're fine in there having a good time and whoo. >> i don't think i would a

children either was struck by some rocks or was swept under and struck by the prop and by the time ems personnel got here the child had died. >> it's unclear exactly how old the boy was and three others went to the hospital. >>> the city of cleveland has agreed to make some major changes to address a pattern of excessive force by police. terms could be announced later today. it comes just days after a white officer was acquitted of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of two black suspects in 2012. the justice department said in december that officers are poorly trained and frequently use excessive force. >>> a san francisco dog treat company wants its one of a kind tricycle back. it's hard to miss too. the owner calls it a pup cycle and said someone stole it from him on friday from his home. he uses it to make deliveries around the city. >> it's a big blow to the business. and just at this moment, with summer coming up, and better time to be out and off the grid and places like that. it's a hard time to lose the cart. >> one of the company's customers spotted a man sitting on the pup cycle at 23r

that's 33 apparatus, 120 firefighting personnel, and ems. at this time, probably 200 police officers. the department of homeland security as well as first responders, state police on the scene, septa personnel on the scene. our best estimate, again preliminary information, everything we tell you will be preliminary information. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train. five of whom are amtrak employees. 65 is one new piece of information. 65 trans ports. still six considered critical. and unfortunately, confirmed, five individuals deceased as a result. all those individuals went to a variety of hospitals. primarily temple and area and a couple others. we've received tremendous support from all of our agencies and departments and obviously, now i'll introduce governor tom wolf is with us. i've talked with him and his chief of staff. he's expressed tremendous support and we've received that support on the ground. governor? >> thank you. i am really here in support of the city of philadelphia and the mayor and really just to let him k

that's 33 apparatus, 120 firefighting personnel, and ems. at this time probably 200 police officers. the department of homeland security as well as first responders state police on the scene, septa personnel on the scene. our best estimate again preliminary information, everything we tell you will be preliminary information. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train. five of whom are amtrak employees. 65 is one new piece of information. 65 trans ports. still six considered critical. and unfortunately, confirmed, five individuals deceased as a result. all those individuals went to a variety of hospitals. primarily temple and area and a couple others. we've received tremendous support from all of our agencies and departments and obviously, now i'll introduce governor tom wolf is with us. i've talked with him and his chief of staff. he's expressed tremendous support and we've received that support on the ground. governor? >> thank you. i am really here in support of the city of philadelphia and the mayor and really just to let him know

effectively they'll get all the investigators will have to leave so the ems, fire personnel, all of thosehave to be off the scene and at that point the ntsb does a 3d mapping of the crime scene. it's not a crime scene but they're going to treat it sort of like that. they will complete that 3d representation of the wreckage exactly as it is right now. nothing gets moved until that gets done and then all these functional teams that come in and they work on different things simultaneously, so human factors, the track group, a signal group, and equipment group and they all work together but in concert but separately to do their own investigations. >> there are so many elements when you see, and we're taking a look, to remind our viewers, live pictures right now. we're going to be continuing to show those as ashleigh and i continue our conversation. those crews when you think of all of the elements at play and what ntsb has to map out, pull together and to find in their determination of what happened and what they can learn from it, all those crews need to get to work very quickly to try to ge

that's 33 apparatus, 120 firefighting personnel, and ems. at its height, probably 200 police officers. the department of homeland security on the scene as well as other first responders. state police on the scene, septa personnel on the scene, and amtrak personnel on the scene. our best estimate at the moment, again, continues to be preliminary information. everything we tell you will be preliminary information. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train, five of whom are amtrak employees. 65 is one new piece of information, 65 transports. still six considered critical. and unfortunately, a confirmed five individuals deceased as a result. all those individuals went to a variety of hospitals, primarily temple and area and a couple others. we received tremendous support from all of our agencies and departments. and obviously and now introduce governor tom wolf is with us. we talked on the phone. i talked to him and his chief of staff. he has expressed tremendous support for us and more importantly, we received that support on the groun

that's 33 apparatus, 120 firefighting personnel, and ems. at this time, probably 200 police officers. the department of homeland security as well as first responders, state police on the scene, septa personnel on the scene. our best estimate, again preliminary information, everything we tell you will be preliminary information. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train. five of whom are amtrak employees. 65 is one new piece of information. 65 trans ports. still six considered critical. and unfortunately, confirmed, five individuals deceased as a result. all those individuals went to a variety of hospitals. primarily temple and area and a couple others. we've received tremendous support from all of our agencies and departments and obviously, now i'll introduce governor tom wolf is with us. i've talked with him and his chief of staff. he's expressed tremendous support and we've received that support on the ground. governor? >> thank you. i am really here in support of the city of philadelphia and the mayor and really just to let him k

. >> fire department is in command on the scene 120 fire fighting personnel and ems. at its height, probably 200 police officers. department of homeland security on the scene as well as other first responders. state police on the scene septa personnel on the scene and amtrak personnel on the scene. our best estimate at the moment again continues to be preliminary information. everything we tell you will be preliminary information. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train. five of whom are amtrak employees. >> well if you do the math as the mayor was talking here and you don't have to do the math i'll do it for you. he mentioned total of about 500 local philadelphia officials from the philadelphia fire department, police department, and all of those other police departments, septa amtrak, homeland security, everybody all hand on deck, total team effort. they needed everybody that they could get. and you talk about the local hospitals, the closest ones, all of those nurses and all every those doctors that were home watching it. v, and seeing this accident new

that's 33 apparatus, 120 firefighting personnel and ems. ts height probably 200 police officers. department of homeland security on the scene as well as other first responders, state police on the scene, septa personnel on the scene, and amtrak personnel on the scene. our best estimate at the moment again, continues to be preliminary information. everything we tell you will be preliminary information. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train. five of whom are amtrak employees. 65 is one new piece of information. 65 transports. still since considerx considered critical and unfortunately, five individuals deceased as a result. all those individuals went to a variety of hospitals, primarily temple and the area and a couple others. we've received tremendous support from all of our agencies and departments, and obviously, and now introduce governor tom wolf is with us. we talked on the phone, i talked to him and his chief of staff. he's expressed tremendous support for us and more importantly, we've received that support on the ground.

. >> fire department ask in command on the scene 33 apparatus, 120 fire fighting personnel and ems. at it height probably 200 police officers. department of homeland security on the scene as well as other first responders. state police on the scene septa personnel on the scene and amtrak personnel on the scene. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train. five of whom are amtrak employees. >> now here is our picture of the overpass at frankford avenue. i want you to look at those lines above the overpass then you see the russ steel girders that holdup the lines. and you see one of those girders, through one of those passenger cars. so that thing tipped over. got pulled down and torn down by the power lines and the force of the train passing by, and then the force tearing in to the skin of that rail car and no telling how that damaged or killed anybody in that rail karat that point. so just a devastating wreck out here that you are seeing more visibility, with daylight, and we're just seeing this area where we are now, surrounded by construction workers, amtrak workers, lets,

fire department is in command on the scene. 33 apparatus, 120 fire fighting personnel, and ems. at a time probably 200 police officers. the department of homeland security on the scene as well as other first responders. state police on the scene, and amtrak personnel on the scene. our best estimate at the moment again, continues to be preliminary information. everything we tell you will be preliminary information. we believe approximately 243 personnel on the train. five of whom are amtrak employees. 65 is one new piece of information, 65transports still 6 considered critical and unfortunately a confirmed 5 individuals deceased as a result. all those individuals went to a variety of hospitals, primarily kempl, and a variety of others. we received support from other agencies and departments. now i'll introduce governor tom wolf who is with us. we talked on the phone, i talked to him. and his chief of staff. he's expressed tremendous support for us and more importantly, we received that support on the ground. governor? >> thank you. i really am here in support of the city of philad

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it's up to the medical personnel on the scene. there emsorkers, firefighters and in the hospitals the physicians to take a careful look to assess you for level of consciousness, breathing circumstance. >> do they go through this? do they say we're near a train stop amtrak train these are the things we have to go through? do they drill on these type of injuries and events? >> absolutely. they have a triage system in place. they usually use a system called start where they color code how severe the injury is with red being the worst. they will empty the hospital out by the way and get more room in the emergency room for incoming injuries. >> as we look at that car right there on screen left that is completely obliterated. it seems to be aluminum and glass everywhere. you look at that and you wonder how did anybody get out of that. >> because of the protruding injuries you can get. you can get things bashing you in the abdomen and chest. you ask forrand abdominal pain. >> are you saying there's a three day window afterward where they may start