meanwhile, the federal railroad administration didn't issue any penalties against u.p. ying the company didn't violate any federal regulations. the fra declined to be interviewed. >> the federal railroad administration should be saying, there's gross negligence on the part of the railroad. the operator and the supervisor. >> i think something should have been done so much sooner. this was such a preventable tragedy. >> the widow, amy williams, questions remain. why did this happen and when will it happen again? >> i don't want this to happen to anybody else. i don't. >> amy williams is suing union pacific. she urges drivers to look both ways before crossing any railroad tracks. in the meantime, we are continuing our investigation looking into the safety records at these crossings. >>> coming up next, a former employee says wells fargo fired her when she raised red flags. so she turned to the feds for help. what the government knew years ago about fraudulent accounts and why the warning went nowhere. >>> federal investigator says that his agency did its job. the problems

. >> since that g line will be a commuter rail, it is governed by the federal railroad administration who has told rtd, problems with the crossing gates on the a and b lines have been fixed. >> the crossing gates are coming down slightly too early and staying down slightly too long when the train goes to the intersection. >> r-line will be a light rail, passing through our war between parker road and i 70. its opening day was set for winter of 2016 but the r-line will also have to wait until next year. >> it's unfortunate becaus completed in one year. >> the new lines have been busy. rtd says that a and b lines are carrying more than 20,000 passengers a day. but a timetable for the new project is still up in the air. rtd says there is no certainty on how long it will take to fix the issues after testing begins. >> major closures are happening on arapahoe road at our 25. the road will be closed until monday morning for major break will also be severely restrictions both directions. crusoe to have the mess finished now by the winter of 2018. >> to a developing story -- a jury finds the

transit has made little progress when it comes to getting the ptc into place according to federal railroad administration. it's not on any tracks. now the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress. they say they're on schedule to meet the deadline to have ptc fully installed. >>> it's 5:47. to an nbc 10 exclusive. a major effort to rebuild a philadelphia neighborhood destroyed by the move bombing decades ago is under way and only nbc 10 was there yesterday as companies interested in redeveloping dozens of vacant homes toured the area. more than 60 homes burned down after a police helicopter dropped a bomb on a house that was serving as the headquarters of the radical group move in 1985. efforts to rebuild over the years ended with shoddy construction. now the city is hoping to avoid making the same mistakes. nbc 10 spoke to neighbors who welcomed the news. >> i would have liked to see it all come back together as a whole community and people living in the homes and not have vacant homes it has all these years. >> the city will take proposals from developers through the middle

the federal railroad administration told rtd won't allow testing on the g line to begin until proms are corrected to be a in the b line. the r-line is a light rail systems passing throughout moretti and parker -- its opening day was set for winter of 2016 but both projects will have to wait. >> is unfortunate because we were really wanted to get as completed all one year. which would have been historical. but we knew it would be tight in an unfortunate looks like we're not going to be able to make it work. >> rtd says there is no timetable for future opening date. people are catching blogosphere. coming up -- will explain the new viral campaign from uc health and the broncos. and the amazing prizes you can win. >> how one colorado springs man is spreading joy of positivity one windshield at a time. >> in the wake of yesterday's snowstorm, t with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day caught on camera -- th

rtd has until saturday to fix its crossing arm issue or risk a shut down by the federal railroad administration. this applies to the a and b lines. rtd has been using around the clock flagers and you can see them there to compensate for the crossing arm problems. >> i'm going to igniteeas they try to [indiscernible]. >> those are the 911 calls in the pulse nightclub shooting. after the break, what the negotiator. >>> plus a day of fun for halloween turning deadly. >>> breaking this morning, iraqi mosul. a baby reporter embedded with those troops are tweeting photographs on what's happening from the scene there. iraqi forces are facing some stiff resistance from isis fighters. a general says isis fighter set up a concrete blast wall to block off a key neighborhood and have laid bombs all along the road into the city. >>> in mississippi, two children in and an adult are dead after a driver hit a halloween hayride. after the ride was rear ended and the amount of people hurt unclear right now. we're waiting to hear if anyone will be arrested. >>> in oakland, california, firefighters are keeping a c

. >>> the federal railroad administration has granted rtd a 90 day waiver extension allowing the a and b commuter rail lines to continue operating as rtd works to fix malfunctioning crossing gates and some other issues. the a line from union station to dia is temporary waiver since opening in april. that waiver was set to expire saturday. rtd says the a line has a weekly ridership of 18,000 passengers. the b line carries about 1,480 passengers daily. >>> nine children between age 3 and 14 in washington state have become sick by a mysterious poliolike illness. seattle children's hospital confirms one of nine children has died. three of the nine patients initially admitted are still recovery, but since the initial cases another child has been admitted to children's with similar symptoms that suggest spinal inflammation. >> it's the onset of weakness of the limb, significant weakness generally developing over the course of hours or days. it's not the sort of thing that any parent would miss. >> doctors say they have found nothing obvious linking all >>> almost 30 million americans have di

the federal railroad administration said it won't allow testing on the g line until software problems get fixed on the a and b lines that are up and running. the r line is a light rail project, not the same kind of rail as the commuter lines. that goes through aurora between parker road and i-70. now it's unclear what the delays were on that one. >>> bagged salads are convenient, but a new study suggests they're more likely to harbor and grow salmonella. leaves fresh and crisp. researchers in the acorea created the -- in the uk recreated the bagged salad environment and found the moisture created the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. they say the best way to avoid food poisoning is to eat the greens the day you buy them. >>> with no jackpot winner in the powerball drawing, the grand prize is $325 million tomorrow night's drawing. the last time someone in colorado won the jackpot was in 2014 when a man from rifle claimed a $90 million jackpot. is that paltry. >> powerball jackpot begin about $40 million. >> it's not the wisest retirement plan, but if you hit it right, it's good. >>

new jersey transit has made little progress in getting the ptc into place according to federal railroad administration. it's not on any tracks. the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it's making. it's on schedule to meet a deadline december 2018 to have it fully installed. 50 degrees outside. today philadelphia's rolling out new services to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spent months profiling the faces of homeless youth. you can watch their in-depth reports now on nbc10.com or on the nbc10 app. a quick thinking police detective is being credited for saving a man from a burning car. >> the show of bravery came just weeks before his retirement. take a look at this video. it captures the moment the car went up in flames with a man still inside. it happened the day before thanksgiving in pleasantville. 63-year-old james watt had a medical progra

federal regulators want railroad across the country to test train operators for a sleep disorder, that is following the hoboken deadly train crash. safety advisory being issued this week by federal railroad administration, comes have after the engineer in september's deadly new jersey commuter train crash was found to have sleep apnea which can cause fatigue. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch we are seeing a magic wand for looking younger, without surgery. >> and health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on new less invasive therapy. >> reporter: that is right magic want they are calling it. this is new way to tighten skin, turn back, the signs of aging and with this there are no scars and no downtime. >> it looks like, we have extra skin here. >> reporter: something that has always bothered 57 year-old lisa cloud a double chin that she says runs in the family. >> my skinnies starting to sag, and i was just like, you know that is bothering me. >> reporter: lisa lives in new hope is active with her family and she wants to look as young as she feels. plus she has a big high school reunion to tighten up. >> would i like to tighten it up. >> reporter: that is exactly what this is designed to do, minimal

the federal railroad administration will issue a safety advisory this week on the importance of screeningnd treatment. at least three other train crashes in the last five years were blamed on engineers with sleep apnea. >>> the bucks county man accused in a sex abuse case involving six amish sisters will be in court today, lee kaplan was arrested in june on charges of assaulting the older sister in his home. last month police accused him of abusing five of the teen's younger sisters. the youngest victim is eight years old. >>> police are investigating a possible burglary at philadelphia city hall. an employee of the christmas village reported seeing two men trying to climb through a window yesterday afternoon. the worker said he yelled at the man, he ran off and he went to get security. still not clear if anything was taken. >>> last night the eagles had a long flight home to philly, imagine that flight. >> it's like a five and a half hour, six-hour flight back. give them time to think about that ugly loss to the seahawks. the front cover of the philadelphia daily news says dull and void,

the union station redevelopment corporation, the federal railroad administration, the state historic preservation office, the advisory council on historic preservation, the commission of fine arts, our organization, led by joe press, as well as the many, many cooperating groups and agencies who have been involved in this restoration over the years. who without their support we would not have achieved this magnificent restoration. all of the talented and hard-working architects, engineers, and laborers who made this their home over the past four years. i would also like to mention the support we have received from eleanor holmes norton, as well as tonight, we have the absolute honor to have been individual, whom if it was not for her we would not be here today. that is former secretary elizabeth dole. [applause] barry: today we are also honored to have the former deputy secretary and board members john picardi and former secretary jim burnley. [applause] barry: this remarkable preservation effort we see today is just the beginning. in the coming years, travelers and visitors will see

the federal railroad administration granted a three month extension so flaggers can be used at the crossings. they are still working out a regulates the crossing gates until that is fixed, flaggers will continue to be at every intersection along the a line. this also means the opening of the g-line to arvada is on hold. >>> the department of health in washington state is investigating a growing cluster of polio like illnesses in children. it is the same illness seen in alarming numbers in colorado back in 2014. >> two of nine suspected cases in washington are confirmed as a rare condition known as here is cbs4 health specialist kathy walsh. >> say hi. >> hi. >> reporter: six-year-old daniel ramirez was always healthy and happy. he died over the weekend. one of nine children in washington state showing symptoms of afm. a polio like disease characterized with sudden weakness in the arms and legs. >> for us to have a cluster of >> reporter: gracie fisher was paralyzed by it in 2014. >> so i began to feel a singling in my hands and a pain in my neck. and, within five minutes, i couldn't walk. >>

federal regulators want railroads across the country to test train operators for a sleep disorder. this follows the deadly new jersey transit train crash in hoboken back in september. the safety advisory, from the federal railroad administration, comes after the engineer was found to have sleep apnea which can cause fatigue. >> president-elect donald trump continues to meet with potential appointees to his new administration, monday night, mr. trump bypassed the media by releasing video updating the american people on the status of his transition. hena daniels has more. >> mia jen did a will be based on simple core, putting america first. >> in a video posted to the president-elect transition case on youtube, donald trump vowed to bring jobs back to the u.s. by backing out of the largest global trade deal in history, on day one. >> i'm going to issue a notification of intent, to withdraw from the transpacific partnership, a potential disaster for our country. >> just two days ago, president obama thought to reassure world leaders in peru, trump would make good on the agreement. >> people should take a wait and see approach in how much is policy proposals, matches up with some of the rhetoric of his campaign. >> president-elec

a three-month extension has been granted by the federal railroad administration to operate. and rtd contractors are working to update the software that works the crossing gate. >>> the city of denver launches a program to help the homeless get jobs. denver day works already found work for more than a dozen people just today. our kelly werthmann live the story from civic center park tonight. this seems like a really great idea. >> reporter: well, karen, the city really does want to help the homeless find a place to call home. and that all starts with finding a good job. and today, that was something as simple as planting a tree here in civic center park. instead of sweeping moves to push out the homeless, the city of denver is now trying to put them to work. moves we as a city can make when it comes to serving our homeless. >> reporter: denver day works is a new pilot program aimed at providing day jobs to the homeless. >> is that cut? >> reporter: the goal is to then connect these workers to more permanent jobs with city agencies. >> they help you get a job. >> reporter: fun

jersey transit has made little from degrees in getting the ptc into place according to the federal railroad administration. it's not on any of their tracks. the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it is making. njt says it's on schedule to meet the deadline of december 2018 to have ptc fully installed. >>> philadelphia is rolling out a new effort to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spent months profiling the face of homeless youth. nbc10.com or on our nbc 10 app. >>> all right. 6:38 and we have some weather to talk about. lots of moving in. >> bill henley has the details on that. >> we're seeing the very first of round one this morning. that's light rain falling and notice the camera shaking a bit. that's the wind blowing and that will have significant impact on our weather today. the rain right now, scattered light rain is steadier from philadelphi

operating rules from the federal government because some small towns have petitioned the federal railroad administration to grant no whistle quiet zones. >> we are required by federal law to blow the horn at all of the crossings. >> the biggest warning is safety making sure that everyone knows not to trespass onto the tracks. >> we are still seeing people parked on the tracks and walking on the tracks and that's dangerous and also illegal. >> besides helping decongest the highway 101 it has the potential to bring tourists from hillsborough and cathatti and this is a good for the local economy. >> we would love to see more people in ca thatti. we have the one block downtown and all of the bars and local restaurants and it would be great. >> now the critical extension from san rafael to there should be completed in 2018 and the inyou stations north of santa rosa are awaiting funding so no word on that but the system should be up and running by the end of spring and for those of you keeping count the end of spring comes in june. reporting live. tom vacar, fox 2 news. >>> tom, the traffic on 101 between san

federal railroad administration will issue a safety advisory this week on the importance of screening and treem. at least three other train crashes in the last five years were blamed on engineers with sleep apnea. >>> a big rig dumped thousand of pounds of toileter on the northern california highway. the highway patrol says it happened when the tractor trailer hydro planed. then overturned. three vehicles were involved. all injuries were minor. officials say one driver was arrested for dui, weather was the main fakih in the kaus. >>> one of the roughest dligs cligss on an nfl field this weekend involved someone who wasn't wearing pads. as minnesota vikings ran on to the field, a member of the tv crew tried to run past him, but u didn't make it. got to be faster than that. those guys are big and fast. defensive tackle joseph accidentally slammed right into him. the crew member's name is is bernie boudry. bernie got back on feet and stayed op the job. bernie walked away with a bloody nose, broken pair of glasses. otherwise, he was okay. he's got quite a story to tell. >>> happening toda

the federal railroad administration threatened to shut the lines down due to problems at crossing gates. human flaggers are manning train crossings until the issues are fixed. >>> new this morning, at le 19 people are dead after two trains collided in pakistan. this includes women and children. one of the trains crashed into the back end of the other. rescuers are working to free people trapped in the debris now. pakistan has the world's worst rail infrastructure and has often seen deadly accidents. >>> british pound is up today after an important ruling regarding brexit. the high court says the prime minister cannot trigger the parliament. the government says it will appeal the ruling to britain's supreme court. >>> take a good look at these pictures. this man accused of robbing this liquor store in denver, it apparently happened last month at the little fine liquors on sowing downing. officers just released the photos. the accused man is wearing a black hoodie as you can see, with a san jose sharks emblem on the front. >>> financial relief now for the family of a woman who died at the

the federal railroad administration will issue a safety advisory stressing the importance of screeningreating sleep app pia. >>> speaking of travel, the busy holiday travel season is under way and there are some things to keep in mind prevent stress and also to stay healthy. a new nationwide survey by orlando health shows that one in four vacations unfortunately includes a trip to the emergency room. doctors say many visits could be avoided with better preparation. first, make sure you refill any prescriptions you need before you go. and put medications in your carry on bag not the checked suitcase. also, use your phone to upload important images such as x-rays or ekg's. >> you would be surprised at how many people have something brand new or acute like an operation in the recent past and have almost no details about who what or why they had their procedure. >> and if you don't feel well before vacation, don't go. traveling is stressful and your condition can quickly go from bad to worse. also if you're going outside the country consider getting travel insurance. medicare and some priv

federal regulator swamped railroads across the u.s. to test train operators. a safety advisory being issued by the federal railroad administration. this after the engineer in the deadly new jersey commuter train crash was found to have fatigue induced apnea. regulators are drafting rules to require railroads to screen engineers. a new jersey transit engineer crashed into a hoboken terminal. he says he was diagnosed with sleep apnea after the crash. one woman was killed in the crash. >>> thousands of thanksgiving travelers can expect long delays as hundreds of workers plan to strike this week at chicago's o'hare international airport. today the workers are announcing which day they will go on strike. about 500 workers committed to a strike after a vote last week . the workers are looking for a union rights and a $15 per hour. these workers were talking about baggage handlers, cabin cleaners, wheelchair attendance. the workers are going to announce which day they will have the strike about an hour from now. so stay tuned for that. that is big news because a lot of people are traveling this week. >>> the man accused of killing nine b

the board chairman said that the federal railroad administration broke the openings, it will not allow testing for the new lines un the a line, the g line was supposed to go to wheat ridge and the r line to aurora, the r line may be open by midjanuary. >>> president elect donald trump will have some of its most prominent supporters holding top positions in the administration. he selected general michael flynn as a national security require senate approval and congressman mike pompeo is executive director. three of them are conservative raising questions on how he plans to be a president for all of the people. and he's meeting massachusetts governor mitt romney to be secretary of the state. romney who is a moderate republican did not get along with trump during the race. >>> colorado helped of the biggest updates in meteorology for decades. it will be heading to outerspace, the lockheed martin's satellite is carrying an instrument that will monitor storms on the sun. it will see whether these storms can reach our product and disrupt our technologies. the project cost $100 million and to

the federal railroad administration granted a three- month extension but had been threatening to shut them down because of problems at crossing out the problems. human flaggers are manning the train crossings until the issues are fixed. >>> polls show the race for the white house is a statistical dead heat. what the numbers reveal about the course of the final days of campaigning at noon. >>> the man charged with killing a man above a bagel shop in five spots and setting a fire to cover it up is in court this morning. we'll find out if he enters a plea. >>> we're following a chase on i-70 in which a teenage driver is accused of ramming a state trooper's car. what we're learning about what may have started it all at noon. joel on your traffic picture now. >>> we've had to close off a section of alameda at clinton, the westbound direction of alameda. you can see havana here. that's so they can investigate this auto/pedestrian accident. take lowry to the north or mississippi to get south to get around that. that will be in place for some time. several side street accidents. couple of hig

federal authorities are hoping to prevent deadly rail road crashes by testing train operators railroad administration is issuing a safety advisory this week. the advisory comes after investigators found the engineer in new jersey's deadly crash had sleep apnea. the advisory is strong recommendation and is a stopgap measure while regulators draft rules to require railroads to screen engineers. reaserchers at cincinnati's children's hospital are trying a high tech approach to help stop teen suicides. they've developed an app called sam - it stands for spreading activation mobile. the app is used to record counseling sessions. then it measures the words, tone and pitch a teenager uses to figure out if it's similar to a person who's at risk for suicide. the app also detects when a teen's language is just the speech of a typical teen. suicide still remains the third leading cause of death of kids age 10 to 14. if you're planning to hit the road for your holiday travel this week-- allstate is offering roadside rescues on wednesday. the rescues for 2 dollars throught its 'good hands rescue' app and mobile w

federal administrators want rtd's new commuter line to keep running giving the railroads three months to fix issues that could have shut the lines down. crossings on the a and b lines have been manned by crossing guards because equipment has twice a week to ensure the corrections are on schedule. >> this is the first time ever that this type of system has been built in the history of the country. and so, it is all starting from scratch. and we are all learning as we go. >> reporter: the line to the airport has suffered from a series of very public hiccups. first, when a train stopped suddenly on an elevated bridge. a week later, a lightning struck shut down services as well. and buses would have to fill in the gaps in service immediately. shaking confce but despite the bad optics. 20,000 passengers a week are riding the lines. rtd says the new trains have been an overwhelming success. >> some people might think this is a challenge or another obstacle but it is not. it is a great opportunity. >> reporter: despite the new scrutiny from federal administrators. rtd says their newest commu

federal administrators want rtd's new commuter line to keep running giving the railroads three months to fix issues that could have shut the lines down. crossings on the a and b lines have been manned by crossing guards because equipment has repeatedly failed. the fra now requiring updates twice a week to ensure the corrections are on schedule. >> this is the first time ever that this type of system has been built in the history the country. and so, it is all starting from scratch. and we are all learning as we go. >> reporter: the line to the airport has suffered from a series of very public hiccups. first, when a train stopped suddenly on an elevated bridge. a week later, a lightning struck shut down services as well. and buses would have to fill in the gaps in service immediately. shaking confidence in the system. but despite the bad optics. 20,000 passengers a week are riding the lines. been an overwhelming success. >> some people might think this is a challenge or another obstacle but it is not. it is a great opportunity. >> reporter: despite the new scrutiny from federal adminis