>> jim, that survivor, bob hewett, along with his wife and daughter, now attending memorial service just getting underway behind closed doors here at city hall. on that night, last, may 12th, he was sitting in a amtrak train coming from dc to his home in nuttily, new jersey, texting his wife about vacation plans. terrible, painful, life threatening journey began. >> and i remember being thrown out of my seat, hitting the ceiling, rug and rats, seats. >> bob, his wife, and daughter at his side, remembered the sudden impact that ripped apart the first carve train 188. he was riding in, one year ago tonight. >> woke up, laying on pile of rocks, all of my clothes had been ripped off. i couldn't move my legs, i couldn't move my right eyes. >> he recalls first responders finding him and realizing just how potentially how deadly his injuries were. >> one of them shined his flash lied on my head and yelled for help, and i remember him saying. >> this guy's got to go now, the whole back coming off -- >> in constant pain, 24 hours a day, his breathing stressed by chest and lung injuries, that will

this is a picture robert hewett posing with the men he calls his guardian angels.e was left in a coma for weeks. earlier this month he appeared on nbc 10 talking about the frustration of not knowing his rescuers. one of the rescuers wives saw it, passed the message along and last week hewett and his family treated the rescuers to lunch. >>> hear what this summer's convention in philadelphia could get messy. >>> the search is on for the driver wanted for a deadly hit and run crash overnight in northeast philadelphia. a man died as he was waiting at a bus stop. >>> narcan on campus. today leaders from a northampton county school direct will vote on allowing teachers access to the anti-overdose drug. >>> and crying foul. these chickens call west philadelphia home, except they're illegal here. now their owners and others are taking on a longstanding city law. >>> it is 4:30. it is 57 degrees outside. tuesday morning. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast, which is a look at conditions specifi

this is a picture robert hewett posing with the men he calls his guardian angels. he was sitting in the first car when the train derailed and that left him in a coma for weeks. earlier this month he appeared on nbc 10 talking about the frustration of not knowing his rescuers. one of the rescuers wives saw it, passed the message along and last week hewett and his family treated the rescuers to lunch. >>> nbc 10 responds when a gloucester county woman put nearly $200 down on a couch that never arrived the. >> she called the store and said she couldn't get a straight answer. >> i got good news and bad newn. that's when she called harry. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news in northeast philadelphia. a man waiting for a bus was killed when a driver plowed into the bus canopy. police are still searching for that driver. an update from katy zachry next. >>> a deadly hit and run. this is what's left of a car. police say the driver hit the bus shelter so hard it flew 100 feet. >>> new evidence that an explosion brought down egypt air flight 104. >> you will feel war

hugh hewett, we have this report that shows a giant policy problem with donald trump. from josh green's reporting, donald trump saying to him, five ten years from now, different party, meaning republican party. you will have a worker's party, a party of people who haven't had a real wage increase in 18 years that are angry. what i want to do, i think cutting social security is a big mistake for the republican party. i know it's a big part of the budget, cutting it the wrong way is a big mistake and even cutting it at all. hugh hewett, how can paul ryan come to an agreement with someone who is saying that. >> well, he can adopt ronald reagan's position that if you get 70% you're an ally, not an enemy. i believe that paul ryan and donald trump have to work it out. i want to go back to something that mike just said though. donald trump has proven himself to be a media genius, lawrence, he dominates in a way that nobody has ever dominated an election cycle with the most sophisticated situation, but manages to bring the conversation back to him on every single night on ever

ten this morning, earnings from companies including toll brothers, the home builder, best buy, and hewettkard. >> when the hole week feels like monday you might be in trouble. talk about the tsa. some big changes, we've been talking about the long lines, but now there has been quite a shake up. >> so the average line about 90 minute long, pack your patience, you know that you don't want to be standing in what you are looking at right now. these are change, happening at the top of the agency. this guy, kelly hogan, he is out, not fired, reassign. he's no longer head of security, his act title was assistant administrator of the office of security operations. it's replaced by the person who used to head up security at jfk and lax. so that's one change, and another big change happening at the tsa, is a command center. where the tsa can lock at the different airports, reassign ofcefi, k9 teams, et cetera, as necessary. >> here is the last one in at a sport place, you kinds of wait for the sales to get better. by that time there is like one nike flip flop. no match on the wall. >> okay. >> that

hewett and the other victims of this derailment are going to be very upset to learn that mr. bostian's testimony has changed regarding what he remembers. i think that is adding injury to injury. well, there is 119 lawsuits making their way through the courts. the families of the eight people killed and the 200 hurt wait for the big answers on tuesday, answers, chris, lauren, they've been waiting for a year now, and probably everyday that far year for most of the people on that treanor with a loved one on that train has recovered, either mentally or physically, and has a memory of this thing, every time they wake up or stand up. >> steve, you mention, he's been suspended for the past year. nip word on whether or not he's getting paid? >> reporter: probably not, but no official word. that's all personnel stuff from amtrak. you got to wonder why he hasn't said anything publicly at least apologizing, but he's got his own lawyers for sure too. >> steve keeley, live for us, thank you. >> delaware valley pediatrician charged with assaulting one every his young patient's mother, lehi

hewett and the other victims of this derailment will be very upset to learn that mr. bostian's testimony has changed regarding what he remembers. i think that is adding injury to injury. >> 119 lawsuits among survivors will split up to $295 million, that's the maximum money, that a judge here in philly will decide how to allocate. personal note right now, alex, mike, in the past year, talked it a lot of the cops, at lot of the firefighters respect paramedics everybody that responded that night and probably the story that stand out the most, third day on the job. just out of the paramedic ac a.m. any of female philly firefighter responding to this, her first patient that night, a woman, who was looking for her arm in interest train. >> first patient. my god. so many different stories, and we'll relate a lot of those to you. >> more than 200 injured. >> again, we will talk to lenny, guy we've got tone know, he lives up in plymouth meeting, still has nightmares, had a nightmare last night that he is still on the train, the cafe car and is trapped. we'll talk to him a lit

hewett and the other victims of this derailment are going to be very upset to learn that mr. bostian's testimony has changed regarding what he remembers. i think that is adding injury to injury. >> well, all he did remember, according to the testimony that was redeveloped in public documents, was hit that accelerator switch in the up position, and then realizing he was going too fast, going into the curve, and then braking. not only reduce the speed from 106 down to 102. so far, with a was ruled out, was mechanical error, nothing was mechanically wrong with the train. all the signals on the tracks were working a-okay, and the track itself was in fine shape. so that leaves one last thing, chris, lauren, human error as the focus, and likely will finally get the federal investigators' opinion on why they think this happened on tuesday down in washington. >> and at some point perhaps compel him to talk and tell us what he remembers, if anything more. all right, steve, thank you. >> philadelphia police searching foreman who escaped custody from pen presbyterian, taken to the hospi

hewett and the other victims of this derailment are going to be very upset to learn that mr. bostian's testimony has changed, regarding what he remembers. i think that's adding injury to injury. >> well, we've already learned, over the past year, that nothing was mechanically wrong, the signals were all working, the train was fine, the track wag in proper shape. that leaves human error as the focus, and brandon bass ton, why did he accelerate too fast and brake too late? finally, the answer, everybody's been waiting for, should common tuesday, down in washington. >>> he'll learn a lot for sure, trying to understanded, 106 miles per hour (? >> 7:04, how about this? three local doctors have been indicted accused of selling $5 million worth of pills out of their clinic in south philly. the federal indictment named doctor allen summers and two every his associate, doctor has add can, and parseea. said the men sold the p.m. out of their south broad street clinic. friend allege the men wrote prescriptions for people in exchange for cash with no mental evaluation at all, also says t