in hoboken station. it's reported it's a mass casualty. we don't know any details besides 20 to 30 people have been injured. the train station is closed as well as that path station. we continue to report on this and i now hand it off to my partner, craig melvin. good morning, craig. >> stephanie, good morning to you. we continue with more on that terrible scene out of hoboken, new jersey. again, a major commuter train crash there. it happened a little more than two hours ago at the hoboken train terminal as the new jersey transit train entered the station, there are reports, multiple reports of injuries, multiple injuries. major damage at that station. witnesses say the train was not moving at a high rate of speed when it plowed into the platform. one witness says passengers were thrown off their feet. there's a massive emergency response at the scene. new jersey state police say they are sending what they're calling multiple assets to the scene. the federal railroad investigation said they're on the wa

once again here in hoboken. there is a large media staging ground, just few feet from us, where officials are going to update us throughout the afternoon exactly what happened. as the ntsb is beginning their investigation, into this crash, that once again, killed at least one person, and injured more than 100. we will have live updates throughout the evening, but for now, i'm live here in hoboken, new jersey, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, greg. >>> authorities are still trying to figure out what prompted a knife attack on five people in cobbs creek, one of the victims is the suspect's own son. >> our anita oh, live at children's hospital where two young victims are clinging to life. anita? >> reporter: well, brooke, jim, investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened last night, which led that man to attack one every his own children and his children's friend. they're now recovering here at the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> violent rampage, did not ends well. we'

rain service was suspended in and out of hoboken. hoboken is about 7 miles out of new york city. the train was coming from spring valley new york. passengers often transfer from new jersey transit to hoboken in order to get into manhattan. still a lot of activity at the scene. our sister station just talked to a passenger on the train. >> reporter: i'm here with jam any who is obviously very shaken up. tell us where you were and what you saw. >> i was in the very first car coming from woodridge in new jersey. i was standing at the door between the first and second car. everything was typical. it was a little crowded. there wasn't enough space for everyone to get into the first car so fortunately i was stuck isn't the middle. myself and about six other people were between the cars. we approached the station and train just felt like it never stopped. it didn't slow down. it never braked. i don't know if it didn't brake or what was happening. the train just kept going. the lights shut off and all of the people started yelling. the people that were standing in between on the second -

injured when the train barrelled in the hoboken station. the station part of the new jersey transit system and one of the busiest transit hubs in the nation. it was in the end of the line and twisted wreckage landing inside of the waiting area of the passenger station. the national transportation safety board is investigating. witnesses on and off of the train said it pulled in at full speed. >> it was just initially a horrendous exploding noise and concrete, dust and electrical wires and a train flying into the depo. i couldn't believe what i was seeing. >> rick was among the first reporters on the scene. he joins us live with the latest. >> john, new jersey trandzit is one of the largest transportation system and this hoboken terminal one of the busiest stations and 15000 people boarding trains. it was transit 1614 out of spring valley, new york. it left 7:20 and arrived at 8:45 with estimated 250 people on board. it came in way too fast near top speed and crashed over bumper and into a concrete wall. some say it flew 40 feet in the air s

we expect to arrive in hoboken today. for the latest information on media briefings, go to our website ntsb.gov and also follow us on our twitter handle which is @ntsb underscore newsroom. we will have more information after we arrive on scene and begin our investigation and we will get that to you as soon as we have it. i think i have time for two more questions. identify yourself and i will call on you. yes, sir. >> the aspect of positive train control. >> the question is will we be looking at positive train control. absolutely. ptc has been one of our priorities. we know it can prevent accidents. that is definitely one of the things we will look at carefully. >> first, can you confirm how many people have been killed or injured? >> so the question is could we confirm how many people have been kill old ed or injured. we are there to investigate the cause of this accident so we'll be working with the local authorities for that. >> are you looking at the similarities between this crash -- >> the question is will we be loo

don't come screaming into hoboken. for them to have been coming in this fast and do this kind of damage really creates a huge mystery. was there some sort of an engineering or technical breakdown that they're going to be talking about? some sort of a switching error. or was the engineer or her on his game -- >> tom, sadly, i have to interrupt you to go to a briefing from hoboken university medical center. they have 22 patients from this accident in their care. let's listen in. >> everyone is safe. at this time, the emergency department and the hospital is in stable condition and every patient has been treated for and is safe. >> reporter: are you expecting any more? >> we're not expecting any more at this time. there might be a walking wounded that went home and might come in later and we're prepared for anyone that comes in. [ inaudible ] >> we've seen bumps, bruises, lacerations, fractures. >> reporter: what's the most serious? >> there was a bad fracture that happened that came in. >> reporter: leg? arm? >> in one o

and rail service is suspended in and out of hoboken. we are joined live now by the train station in hoboken with the latest information. good afternoon ray. >> reporter: the hoboken train station is behind me and there is a host of multiple law enforcement agencies here on this active scene. we have learned there are mutt pel critical injuries and abc news learned that at least one person has died. >> a major train accident in hobok hoboken, new jersey left more than 100 people injured. a transit train crashed into the platform leaving multiple passengers trap and damage to the station. the heart of the rush hour, authorities say the passenger train failed to stop at the hoboken terminal continuing to crash through the platform. >> i observed it at a high rate of speed and through the bumper block and through the air and came another 40 feet and came to a rest. the force of the crash took out a support beam causinging a part of the roof to collapse. >> i look to the left and see all of this metal on the ground and pipes burst and water

hoboken, no service, in and out of hoboken right now, past services restored, hudson bergen line will resume for the morning rush. take a look at this. new jersey buses, private carriers, new york waterways, cross-honoring new jersey transit. expect over-crowding. also, regular weekday service resumes monday for septa regional rails. follow the schedules that were put out on june 19th, except for media elwyn. that will will be new schedule that's starting monday. i'll be tweeting this information out, as well. jim, over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. ntsb investigators on the scene of the deadly train crash in hoboken, new jersey. >> yes, they'll be questioning the train's engineer, now out of the hospital, and said to be cooperating with authorities. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live for just hoboken where the investigation is just getting underway. jan? >> nicole, jim, good morning, this will be the first full day for ntsb investigators here on scene in hoboken, new jersey, how much, they've already been hard at work. they've been trying to access the trains black b

i spoke to a hoboken police officer. they said that all commuting traffic is being diverted to the buses and the ferry that kind of run more uptown. the train stations are going to be shut down at least all day today, and possibly tomorrow, depending on if there's any significant structural damage to the train station. >> how close have you been this morning to the train station? as you already said, it's shut down. how close have you been able to get? where were you when it happened? >> i actually live maybe two blocks away from the train station. i didn't hear it happening. i could hear the sirens. i ran over, right now i'm about a block away, right down the street. but from our vantage point, you can't really see the station at the moment. kind of sits back from the road a little bit. >> when you heard the sirens -- when you heard the sirens. did you go outside, did you see people in the streets? what was the reaction? >> i have a balcony near my apartment that kind of overlooks the train station. i ran out there to s

john: very traumatic morning in hoboken, across the river from lower manhattan.hris, it's my understanding that some of the safety precautions that might be common in other parts of the world aren't installed yet on u.s. trains, is that the case? >> yes, hello, john. nice to speak to you. it's quite common that what you call in america positive train control has been a bit slow to be rolled out as regards to safety aspects. here in england every terminal station just like hoboken we have a train protection and warning system which is a series of grids that monitor the train speed and if the train is over the approach speed or correct approach speed the brakes are automatically applied. that's not to say that the train would not hit but it would not hit with the same level of impact that we are seeing on the pictures from hoboken. john: obviously these things are a matter of expense, they became an issue in the amtrak crash just outside of philadelphia a couple of years back. there was a lot of discussion about positive train control and why that hadn't been insta

hoboken can only handle so much in hoboken.ther hospitals around the area, you know it well, hackensack, englewood were prepared for victims to come in. my wife said only a handful have at this point. and primarily handled out of jersey city which is a trauma center. neil: we have hospitals taking in patients, joe. that's why we're fairly confident we don't think, hopefully, that the fatality list will climb. all of those that have been reported are not life-threatening injuries. many are staying at various facilities but not life-threatening. >> neil, i'm shocked by that by the way. neil: i was too. can you tell me a little bit about this particular facility. obviously it is the last stop in this case. there is no train track beyond it. and people on this train found that out the hard way, but you tell me. >> you okay. so basically where this happened was track 5. there are 14 tracks within this particular terminal. i know this taking it from all those years and track 5 is where this train came in on. what makes that significa

coming to you live from hoboken, new jersey. that terminal just down the way here. we're a little bit away from the scene where that train came barreling in during the height of rush hour this morning, and you heard, the people talking about everyone rushing into to what they can to help everyone who had been injured. we know 108 people were injured when that train barreled in the station, we also no one woman was killed she was hit by flying debris according to governor chris christie, and thousands of people go through this terminal every single day and this morning was simply horrific. federal investigators are working to understand why and what caused this commuter train to slam in the wall at full force inside of the hoboken rail station around 8:45 this morning. mike larson was feet from the crash and watched it happen. >> it was horrendous exploding noise and concrete dust, electrical wires, and the train flying into the depot. >> regular commuters, left the safety of where they were standing to rush to the train to help first responders evacuate injured peop

back to you guys. >> tammy leitner in hoboken. rehema ellis is at hoboken medical university. one thing that's been striking over the last few hours to hear these stories of commuters turned rescue workers, people who saw random -- random strangers in trouble and decided to risk, in some cases life, in other cases limb, to get them off that train. a number of those folks have been taken to area hospitals. you are at one of those hospitals. what is the scene like there? >> reporter: there are it 22 patients brought here, victims of that train crash. they're listed in stable condition, we're told. just a short while ago we were told some have been treated and released. we saw one woman, a 24-year-old woman, she was on her way to work in the wall street area. she is five months pregnant with her second child. i wanted us to play this video of what happened to her. her story of how people were helping people. she was one of those folks who was helped. listen to this, craig. >> what were you thinking at the time this was going on? >> i thought we were going to die. we weren't going

jan carabeo will have live report from hoboken, coming up at 5:00 a.m. or you can always find the very latest any time on cbsphilly.com. >> now, for more on this morning's commute, and the impact this hoboken crash is having, we get right over to meisha in the traffic center. morning. >> good morning, jim, so very, very rough day yesterday. let's talk about little bit what would are learning, updates throughout the morning, right now what we're seeing. so in hoboken, no service in and out of hoe bobbing then morning, guys. but the hudson bergen light rain will continue for the morning rush. also talk a little bit about this last night, same thing this morning, new jersey bus, private carriers, new york waterway cross-honoring new jersey transit. but because of this, because everyone is going to be hopping on, the buses for example, it is going to be very busy this morning. definitely dealing with a lot of over crowding, a lot of slow downs. again, for those you taking the hudson bergen light rain there is will resume for the morning rush it, doesn't soun

it was felt at helen's tunnel, jersey city, hoboken, and tried to get out hoboken and the hours in the hours after this fatal crash was practically impossible ferries were suspended, new jersey transit was honoring tickets but good luck trying to find your way around town. not only that, governor christie and governor cuomo are monitoring the situation and in town so that adds to the traffic jam in hoboken. i was one of the commuters trying to make my way through this morning. >> the cops have been blocking every access point to this terminal so i'm taking another route, of course i'm stuck in traffic. >> you know when the light goes green and then green and red at least five times and you haven't moved an inch, that is what commuting was like ours after this fatal crash. >> i know i wasn't really one frustrated by this i roll down my window and spoke to another driver. >> have been trying to get to hoboken, it's a a nightmare. how is your commute? >> horrible. >> are you just trying to get to work? >> [inaudible] so you're trying to be a nice guy and give a right ear remain can't give

hoboken is trending on twitter, people are tweeting.son appears to have been on this train says the train crashed and went straight through platform on to the station. you can see in this video. >> we understand this is train number 1614 on the valley line which departed from spring valley at 7:23. evident thely it was due to arrive at 8:38 in hoboken and it was apparently running late. new jersey state e ms is reporting that more than 100 patients now have been escorted, mostly off that first train car, evidently, the other cars, behind the first flood of passengers were able to safely we understand but we don't know if they are and first car and, and waiting for plane to arrive. >> we have been talking about thousands of people using this line and at peak time in the morning people trying to get to work. >> right in the heart of the morning russias people race into new york city as they do every morning, as you were talking about to use that mode of transportation, but this is not amtrak train very special line. >> some of the local r

you going to be heading to hoboken? >> yes.eading to hoboken and will be there later in the afternoon. >> you told us this is being investigated by several local, state and now federal agencies. at this early stage, is there anything to indicate that this was anything other than an accident? >> you know, nothing at this point but again, remember, we are at the very earliest stages of this. it would be inappropriate for us to draw any conclusions at this time. we don't have any indications of anything other than accident but we are not going to preclude any possibility because it would be irresponsible to do so. in my old job as united states attorney before i became governor, i often cautioned our people don't jump to conclusions, let the facts lead you to the conclusions. and that's what we're doing in working with the federal railway administration, ntsb and being led by the new jersey state attorney general. they are coordinating together, have already been in conversations so there's no overlap and no confusion and people c

so it was the last stop, hoboken. but those i've talked to that take this train say that the train immediately would go back into new jersey. so at that point, emergency vehicles came on scene. when i arrived here early on, there were so many firefighting units. victims transported to the hospital. the governor chris christie said everyone from the train has now been transported to a hospital if they need that. so no one is left on the train at this point. as you said, 74 injured now. they're saying one fatality at this point. the saddest thing of all, the engineer of that train we do understand was unresponsive when they got to him and transported him to a local trauma center. >> there are some indications that the terminal -- that the building, the terminal building, might not necessarily be stable right now given the train crashing right into it. could it still collapse? >> well, i guess anything is possible. i will tell you i see so many firefighters that are just standing outside of the train station. they're jus

it is 10:02 in hoboken, a transit train, a commuter train came into the hoboken transit center earliertoday. by our guests, 9 am local time. 90 minutes into the story and this is what we understand, more than 100 injured, many in critical condition. when asked whether there were people trapped, heavy structural damage, clear and evident by the video and images we are picking up on social media. at the time of this crash, 250 people on board the train. >> definitely more than 100 were injured, first time they asked the question she said many were critical. she changed that to multiple, don't know how serious they are. the first official word that has come out. it was in fact the 8:30 a.m. train. >> when asked if there were fatalities. there was no conservation of that. as we go back to rick leventhal, he arrived 30 minutes ago, moving his way through the streets of hoboken trying to get closer and you see back on camera now, who was that woman, for whom did she work and what did you hear? >> i believe that was jennifer nelson, a spokesperson who came out to read the media the best she c

this morning. >> 34-year-old woman from hoboken died.es say she was, 108 people are injured. the engineer was treated and released at a hospital and is cooperating with investigators and as the station slowly returns to full operations investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> of course we've got team coverage tonight. dawn timmeney has been talking to local commuters in trenton and hamilton. let's begin tonight with brad sattin who is in hoboken with more information. brad? >> reporter: iain loft this new information is coming as a result of a national transportation safety board just w

in fact right here behind me is hoboken terminal. you can still see a very large police presence in front of it, a very active crash scene investigation happening right now. both mentored the scene and came back and spoke to the media. they said if there is a silver lining the fact that only one person died in this crash is that silver lining. >> the lights went out, ceiling came down and that was it. >> it went over the bumper block, basically through the air, traveled about another 40 . >> reporter: 108 people were injured, and some like the conductor critically, one woman who was from hoboken died and despite the chaos seconds after the crash commuters became first responders. helping those wounded evacuate. >> as of the people of new york and new jersey have been tested and that is one of the things you saw in there this morning that regular commuters, left the safety of where they were standing to rush to the train to help first responders evacuate injured people off the train. >> reporter: thursday evening the hoboken terminal

live in hoboken, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. septa says they are taking every precaution possible to make sure that a crash like that doesn't happen in pennsylvania. they installed positive train control, and a safety measure and is expected to be fully implemented by the end of the year congressman dated that they be in place by the end of last year and then extended to 2018. >> today's crash is an eerie reminder of this scene in philadelphia just 16 months ago. on may 12th, 2015 eight people died and 200 injured when an amtrak train derailed. "action news" reporter, wendy saltzman is live at 30th street station with more on that story. >> reporter: well, this accident this morning is a reminder to many of these passengers when they get on the train in the morning or coming home in the afternoon they are putting their life in the hands of another person and after the tragedy in philadelphia, it has commuters in philadelphia wondering why more hasn't been done to avoid another derailment. the wreckage in 2015, eight lives lost w

chris o'connell is live in hoboken, new jersey torque night. chris? >> reporter: iain, lucy, federal investigators have arrived on scene here in hobok hoboken, new jersey, to try to begin to peace together what led up to this deadly train accident. one of the biggest clues they will get is an interview with that train engineer as you said that engineer released from the hospital tonight. >> extremely fortunate that i decided to go in to work earl daal. >> reporter: call it fate but if brendan mcclellan didn't leave for work a half hour early this morning, he would have been inside the hoax ken train station when the new jersey transit train 1614 crashed. >> it looked like something out of movie. you know, just all that kind of wreckage. you don't really think it's possible until it actually happens. >> reporter: the train from new york was pulling into the last stop at hoboken station about 8:45 but passengers say it didn't stop. the 100,000-pound train plowed through the bumper block going airborne crashing into the platform. >> the crash claimed the

jennifer joyce is live from hoboken, new jersey. jennifer, good morning. >> good morning lauren and chris. the ntsb was pulling its back box recordings from the train that crashed here in hoboken expect to go provide key information, like how fast was this train traveling and any indication that the engineer was attempting to slow the locomotive. by 8:45 a.m. yesterday the hoboken train station looked like this, a disaster zone, after the nj transit train plowed through bumper of the track and slammed on the platform, according to reports, passengers attempted to smash windows in order to exit the train, one person was killed by fallen debris, more than 100 others were injured, and a majority were hospitalized. witnesses say they were startled by the sound of the crash, they didn't know what was going on, soon thereafter they heard screams and they saw the aftermath. >> i observed it coming at a high rate of speed over the bumper block and basically through the air, traveled about another 40 feet, came to a rest, when it hit the wal

we will be talking about hoboken coming up in a little bit. jim, over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha. well, for decades, usa today has avoided endorsing presidential candidates. but it is breaking that tradition to call gop nominee, donald trump, unfit for the president i the editorial board said that was an unanimous feeling, and called trump a quote dangerous domogog. instead the newspaper encouraged voters to vote for heard, thirds party candidate, over write someone in. >> new jersey governor chris christie says he's not been asked to prepare donald trump for his next debate. but source tells cnn christie could be taking a lead role in the preparation for the next debate, which is sunday, october 9th. >>> authority in south carolina say they've found the human remains after young girl who went missing five years ago. police say erica pars on went missing from north carolina in 2011. investigators say she was reported missing by her adopted brother who told police their parent abused the little girl mentally and physically. investigators

the terminal in hoboken, new jersey. person was killed, more than 100 people injured when the first car went airborne and the roof of the station collapsed. cnn's brian todd is in hoboken for us. the investigation is now under way. what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, tonight we can identify the deceased victim in this crash. she's 34-year-old fabiola decrune. officials say she was standing on the platform and killed by debris. key questions center around the event recorders. there's an event recorder in the controlling car in the front of the train and one in the locomotive in the back of the train. have they been able to pull those? those are key, wolf, because they measure speed, braking activity, throttle positions. that key information. a short time ago, the vice chairman of the ntsb spoke about that and whether they had been able to recover both of those recorders. >> we are going to be pulling that event recorder from the locomotive, which it is safe to do that. so once we do that, we'll have more information

. >> fear, after horrific train crash in hoboken. live with what's next in that investigation, and a look at how commuters are impacted this morning. >> and flashflood watch remains in effect for most of our area. we're in for another day of wet and windy conditions. >>> well, today is friday, september 30th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm nicole brewer in for brooke thomas. lauren and meisha joining thus morning, not the prettiest morning. you have your work cut out for you. >> okay. yes. we're all coming offer like detox now, because of the coffee yesterday, right? i can tell you right now that you will absolutely not only pacca extra large coffee, but pack your patience. you are going to need it. we've got accidents littered everywhere right now. yes. mother nature not being very kind to us over the last couple every days, we do need the rainfall, running about four and a half inches deficit in philadelphia. we didn't need it like all at one time, 24, 36 hour period, but that's how it is coming, checking in live,

this morning. >> 34-year-old woman from hoboken died. authorities say she was, 108 people are injured. the engineer was treated and released at a hospital and is cooperating with investigators and as the station slowly returns to full operations investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> of course we've got team coverage tonight. dawn timmeney has been talking to local commuters in trenton and hamilton. let's begin tonight with brad sattin who is in hoboken with more information. brad? >> reporter: iain loft this new information is coming as a result of a national transportation safety board just wrapping up a news conference a few moments ago. more on that in a moment. we can tell you the station behind me, this is a major hub for nj transit. a lot of trains come here, then people connect to go across the river into new york city. this crash happened during rush hour. now the tracks stop here but for some reason just after 8:30 this morning the train did not. prior to

we are joined live now at the scene in hoboken. >> reporter: sharrie and rick, the hoboken train station here behind me remains an active situation. there are multiple law enforcement agencies here. ntsb begins the process, of trying to determine how and why this fatal crash occurred. this video showing the moments just after a new jersey transit train crashed into this hoboken station. passengers in a daze and in disbelief. a morning commute turning into a disaster. >> it just collided. and i saw a couple of gentlemen bleeding and some people couldn't walk and some people were covered in i guess debris. >> this passenger in the first car of the train that careened into the hoboken station just after 8:30 this morning. eyewitnesss say that the train was traveling at an incredible speed as it approached. >> it didn't stop just didn't stop. >> it went over the bumper block and basically through the air and traveled another 40 feet and came to a rest when it hit the wall. >> ntsb will gather and collect critical evidence to determine the cause of the crash, the train causing major structura

the hoboken university medical center. rick made across in the early morning and showed first pictures. rick, it was tough getting up there and once you did it was like a mad house. >> yeah, it was, shepherd. hundreds of first responders who were blocking roads and assisting people getting out of here. i spoke with law enforcement source who was inside the terminal working this scene telling me that many of the injured actually self-extracated, were able to get out of the cars, walking out the doors once they were able to open. many of the first responders putting some of the wounded on stretchers and carrying them out, help them get the care they needed. one of the reasons that the number of injured was fluid was a lot of people were walking out on the road. >> excuse me, rick, a patient who jumped out of the train describing his situation at the hospital. listen. >> it didn't look like you were on the tracks -- >> was i on the tracks? >> i couldn't tell you. >> what's your name? >> david miy -- mielac. >> what do you rem

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it is a huge, huge response in hoboken right now.s far as injuries, you mentioned 100 plus injuries, one person dead. just talking about the hospitals, we talked to that gentleman who said he received ten at hoboken hospital but jersey city medical center is a little further away and they received the patients that are injured more severely. so certainly we will probably hear a lot more coming from that. >> jean said earlier she didn't see many ambulance transporting passengers from the scene. that's because as jared bernstein pointed out, the guy from the hospital, many of the people are just walking to the hospital. lot of walking wounded coming in. it's close to the train station. >> the hospital is close to the train station. again, jersey city medical center would have had to be transported. but that's a little further away. remember, we are about two hours after this crash happened so those people likely transported immediately. as we know the response there in hoboken is fast. >> stand by, brynn. i want to go back to mary schi

from the scene from hoboken mark.onfusion and chaos moments after that trash plowed into the station. we'll couldn't to follow the investigation in the comely days as we learn about what happened with that train during the morning people all over our area felt todays rain and wind. in little egg harbor township people dealing with rough surf. fresco user carl took this vid video. >> send it to our newsroom. you might make some money. lucy. >> thank you very much, iain. she work at chipotle but tonight she's a multi millionaire. what the teen says happened to her in the restaurant and the big lawsuit she just won. >>> have you ever wondered with some people don't seem to age? scientists just made break through that could be good or bad depending on how you look at it. >> and what is it like to be an american on american street? hank flynn pulls up a chair and gets to know the neighborhood. (vo) when it comes to your favorite pennsylvania lottery pick games, it's smart to add the new wild ball to your game. sally plays

as we take ae hoboken, new jersey. the scene of the investigation that is unfolding today. >> sarah: all right. 12:12 right now. a disturbing scene in weymouth. a woman found in a roadside ravine. crews managed to pull her to safety. and now that woman is recovering in the hospital. >> christa: right now investigators are trying to figure out how she ended up there. victoria warren has been tracking that story for us. christa, weymouth police still have a lot of questions. they say they have a criminal a possible sex assault investigation. but the reason they have so many questions, the woman at the center of all of this is not fully cooperating. now they are asking for the public's help. they want to hear from you if you may have seen anything suspicious. an 18-year-old woman found in a ravine in weymouth after she called 911. weymouth police using their sirens and calling out for her to find her. they pulled her out of some bushes to find her hands and ankles they brought her to the hospital. physically, police say s

ashley i think it was in hoboken.y: yeah train strayings new jersey transit train crashing into terminal with force at least one train some pictures one car on train is actually sitting on the platform suggests it came in very fast rate of notches they say reports injuries possibly mass casualties from somon scene, obviously, about rail service in and out of station has been suspended for now, but emergency services getting in there trying to aassess the damage get those injured people who were on the train tweeting out i feel lucky to be alive no idea on extent of injuri injuries. stuart: i don't know whether i should say this or not my daughter takes train into hoboken every morning, a little earlier than this, but -- forgive me take a break during commercial find out what is going on. >> understandable rush hour. >> we will show pictures when ready for air to markets price of oil this morning i believe down a couple cents may be up a couple cents there you go, 47 bucks a barrel as of now mcdonald's raising the divi

a devastating scene in new jersey's hoboken train station just outside new york city. a packed commuter train slammed into station during the morning rush hour. >>. >> we don't know a lot. the engineer is fully cooperating with law enforcement. >> it happened quickly, without warning. passengers on the train were thrown wildly, up to 100 people injured. stunned passengers staggered out. wreckage. >> people in front of me were badly injured. we heard people screaming in the first car, they were trapped. they couldn't get out. >> reporter: many passengers were able to make it out of the train and to safety. >> i thought people would be pin where had we were. we were able to kind of climb overreceipts and get out the window. train carrying as many as 250 parings failed to slow down, as it came any the interimtle. >> came in at a high rate of speed. went through the bumper block, through the air. took the ceiling out. >> reporter: the station, one of the busiest in the new york city area. >> governor cuomo and i of just taken a inside. extraordinary tragedy. we pray for th

here at hoboken, you can see fire crews, police. yellow tape positioned outside of the train station. there are so many questions as to why this new jersey transit train carrying hundreds of people slammed into the station hoboken terminal. we need multiple ems for multiple injuries. >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating the deadly new jersey transit train crash at one of new york city's busiest commuter hubs. >> people are running every way. >> reporter: it was mass chaos after the train barreled through the station in hoboken, new jersey, leaving debris everywhere and passengers stunned. >> are you okay? >> reporter: in these images, you can see passengers scrambling off the mangled the crash. >> we ran over. a lot of people were kicking out windows, trying to exit the train. >> reporter: many of the injured were on the platform. including 34-year-old fabiola bittar de kroon. who lost her life after being hit by flying debris. more than 100 people were hurt, including the train's edge year, thomas gallagher, who was later release

witnesses say the commuter train slammed into a wall at full force inside station in hoboken, new jersey. at least 100 people are injured. the platform was packed with people waiting to commute to new york city. kirby fischer was sitting in the front car on the left side. >> it just stopped. it was look a big crash. and then everything from the ceiling fell. >> reporter: officials say the station's roof partially collapsed on the train and debris littered the reception executive producer. >> many of them have bloody shirts and clothing and head injuries. i saw one person with what appeared to be a broken leg. >> reporter: rescue crews climbed through train cared to reach passengers under mangled medal and dangled wire. federal investigators will tray to figure out what happened here. they will look at various factors including the condition of the tracks and d train. >> everybody just was done transit service at the hoboken station has been suspended indefinitely. >> reporter: almost 15,000 people use this station each day. many commute across the hudson river into new york city. >>> tha

hena daniels is in hoboken with more on yesterday's crash. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that woman was a 34-year-old wife and mother. now the man controlling the train is facing questions. this, as the thousands of commuters that travel in and out of hoboken every single day will have to find a new way to work this morning. >> i have heavy structural damage. i have people trapped on the train. >> reporter: the historic hoboken terminal building remains closed to commuters this morning as federal investigators work to recover a vet recorder from the mangled new jersey transit train inside. >> the canopy of the building is on top of the controlling car. additionally, because of the age of the building, there is the possibility of asbestos. >> reporter: witnesses say the train was traveling at a high barrier and into the platform. >> the lights went off and people started screaming. >> reporter: in the midst of the chaos, strangers stepped in to help the injured, including this pregnant woman. >> the baby is fine, but the ceiling of the train fell on my head. >> reporter: 3

chaos on the tracks inside the hoboken station as new jersey transit train 1614 crashed into the hoboken terminal. this is surveillance footage from 30 minutes before the crash. the engine pushed three passenger cars at least 100 people were injured. >> someone said his eye was gone. >> reporter: a woman identified as fabiola bittar de kroon was killed by falling debris. outside his home, police kept the mia at bay. national transportation safety board will be looking at the videos on the front and the rear of the train. >> until you know what caused the problem, you don't know the solution. >> reporter: officials saying don't jump to conclusions. now the hoboken terminal will be closed today it will not be expected to be open for another week. reporting live from the satellite center, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." tam back to you. >> annie, thank you. >>> in our area amtrak began involving the speed regulating system in may of last year. it is active on the streech of the northeast -- stretch on the northeast corridor. septa has implemented the technology on 6 of its regional

a stop that dead-ends into hoboken, new jersey. today it ended sadly for one woman from hoboken who was standing on the platform. she is listed as the only fatility and that might be a miracle. >> thank you very much. bill hemmer on the scene. well, earlier today house minority leader nancy pelosi slamming a delay in implementing a system she said would automatically slow down trains. >> i don't think we should have extended the deadline, the trains were still running. because the risk is there. the waste of time is something almost sinful to squander and this is one example. >> acknowledging that automatically slows down a train was something immet -- called for last year after a philadelphia train crash that killed eight people. on the phone a former investigator for the national transportation safety board. you heard that. found it very surprising that miss pelosi leapt on that as potentially avoiding this. and i just wonder, we don't know, right? we don't know. >> well, she is right because a very limited extent that had ptc be

i swear, like, sounded like a bomb. >> just a terrible scene this mo hoboken tonight. and gio, the injured, so many still in the hospital. how are they doing? >> reporter: that's right, david. well, many of those people were seriously injured. they've been in and out of surgery all day long. the good news right now is that they are all expected to survive, david. >> all right, that is good news. gio benitez leading us off. gio, thank you. that building right behind you there, so damaged that investigators have been unable to get in, to look at parts of the train. we are also learning more about the engineer. and this central question tonight -- the train? abc's david kerley on that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: the destruction in the station, the crushed rail cars, a lack of braking according to witnesses, all indicating the transit train entered the station too fast. >> the train just plowed through whatever barrier was at the end of the track. >> reporter: the question tonight, why? trains approaching hoboken, a dead end station, must slow to traverse a maz

our own tammy leitner is standing by in hoboken, new jersey. as i mentioned, this happening around 8:45 eastern time this morning. the debris we see, that collapse on to that train still there and the possibility that there are people trapped underneath remains. >> reporter: that's right, tamron. we don't know how many people may still be in there. earlier, a rail worker described pulling people out of rubble. i'm actually here with tom spina and he was on the platform. describe what you heard and saw. >> i was in customer service office getting some information. and i heard this sort of a crackling noise. the lights flickered a bit in the office and then the next thing you know it, it was a loud bang. i ran out of the office. didn't know what was going on. saw folks from where the train had come through the terminal and didn't stop. made it to the end of the line and sort of crashed up against the wall and barricades there. the roof had collapsed down on top a portion of the train and down towards the floor hanging. it was just a really bad ac

light rail is suspended into and out of hoboken terminal. there are safety inspections ongoing as we speak. we hope to have that resume later but we are not ready to announce that was a bus shuttle will operate from hoboken, alternative bus service on observer highway to newport have only a. and hoboken service terminating at newport station. the avenues are terminated at second street. all westside avenue trains are running regular service. customers who normally travel through the caucus are urged to go to new york penn station for service. all other new jersey transit rail services operating regularly, may experience some overcrowding and possible delays due to congestion. thank you very much. >> pendergast will talk about how this will impact new york and the plans he is governor cuomo have to deal with that. >> thank you, governor. west of hudson services operated by new jersey transit, 1200 daily customers in the past, 1800 customers on the service line. for this evening's rush-hour those customers should utilize the hudson service han

all new jersey transit service into the hoboken station has stopped. in new jersey transit spokesperson tells abc news that the train did pull into the station at a high rate of speed. that spokesperson says the normal speed is 5 miles-per- hour. sac of course we will follow the story all day long. >>> it looks like our weather is a repeat of what we had yesterday. on and off again rain is expected. who will break down timing coming up. i want to show you what it looks like outside of odot -- wooster window . you may see a peak or 2 of sunshine but it will be very brief. miles-per-hour . we do have a breezy wind in cleveland around 30 miles-per-hour when it comes to gust. it makes it feel cooler for us. we're certainly not feeling anything when it comes to a heat index. the cool temperatures remain the big story along with the rainfall. wooster you are at 63 . the heavier rain is over ashland and wayne county. some of no thunder with this -- redhall . no thunder with this. it is headed toward new london. we also noticed light to moderate rainfall pocke