. >> reporter: john wong took the tame from santa clara to his home in pleasanton. >> yeah, i was reading a book. >> reporter: navid got on the train to his home to tracy. >> i saw tree branches hitting the window. >> reporter: he was in the third car of the five-car train. passengers managed to open the doors. >> so basically there was mud beside the door and it just came in the door. >> it was amazing, the scene was ridiculous. lights were everywhere, emergency vehicles everywhere. >> reporter: wong live tweeted updates and video all night. the first two cars in front had derailed, one half submerged in the creek. >> at that time i could see people coming off the window, the emergency window, and i heard a sound like help, help, and people were just rushing to help them all. >> so we were just praying at that time that the people stayed safe. >> reporter: vic lee, "abc7 news." >> for the latest developments on the ace train developments, download our "abc7 news" app. >>> engine trouble forced a southwest plane to return to oakland airport 12 miles after it took off for seattle. flight 2

. >> reporter: john wong took the tame from santa clara to his home in pleasanton. >> yeah, i was reading a book. >> reporter: navid got on the train to his home to tracy. >> i saw tree branches hitting the window. >> reporter: he was in the third car of the five-car train. passengers managed to open the doors. >> so basically there was mud beside the door and it just came in the door. >> it was amazing, the scene was ridiculous. lights were everywhere, emergency vehicles everywhere. >> reporter: wong live tweeted updates and video all night. the first two cars in front had derailed, one half submerged in the creek. >> at that time i could see people coming off the window, the emergency window, and i heard a sound like help, help, and people were just rushing to help them all. >> so we were just praying at that time that the people stayed safe. >> reporter: vic lee, "abc7 news." >> for the latest developments on the ace train developments, download our "abc7 news" app. >>> engine trouble forced a southwest plane to return to oakland airport 12 miles after it took off for seattle. flight 2

we spoke to a witness earlier, john wong, who was in the back of one of the trains.lt like huge jerks were coming. it woke him up. then first responders came on and he knew something had happened and the derailment happened. you can sigh -- see some of the train cars. i know it is dark and it is hard to see right now, and it will take some time to get cleaned up. cornell bernard has been talking with other passengers on that train and he joins us live from the crash site. cor medical? cornell? >> reporter: injured passengers were taken to several local hospitals in the use bay. those lucky enough to walk away from the crash are telling a terrifying tale tonight. now, passengers who evacuated the cars walked about two miles down the track to a waiting area off niles canyon road where they are giving blankets until shuttle buses could arrive to pick them up. many say the track sounded strange, sounded weird. that was right before the crash. it was almost silent. the impact sent passengers flying inside the car which derailed. >> at that moment i realized something was

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we spoke to a witness earlier, john wong, who was in the back of one of the trains. he said it felt like huge jerks were coming. it woke him up. then first responders came on and he knew something had happened and the derailment happened. you can sigh -- see some of the train cars. i know it is dark and it is hard to see right now, and it will take some time to get cleaned up. cornell bernard has been talking with other passengers on that train and he joins us live from the crash site. cor medical? cornell? >> reporter: injured passengers were taken to several local hospitals in the use bay. those lucky enough to walk away from the crash are telling a terrifying tale tonight. now, passengers who evacuated the cars walked about two miles down the track to a waiting area off niles canyon road where they are giving blankets until shuttle buses could arrive to pick them up. many say the track sounded strange, sounded weird. that was right before the crash. it was almost silent. the impact sent passengers flying inside the car which derailed. >> at that moment i realized

we have some video that we can show you from the gentlemen we spoke to john wong who was on the trainarlier not on the train that went into the water vl he was in the back. felt the huge jerking motion and realized something was wrong this is just before 7:30 so this is joyed that he shot with his cell phone you can see folks walking. you can see the flashing lights and first responders and we saw one of the first responders in the beginning of that video. so scary situation as the train derailed one car into the water about 200 people on the train. 14 injured. 10 minor injury but not life threatening and possibly because of a tree that had fallen on to the tracks we are keeping on top of this. stay with us we'll be b (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. twhen a wildfire ragedt dthrough elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with ho

. >> reporter: john wong took the plane home. >> yeah, i was reading a book. that's what i usually do in the train. >> and then all of a sudden, boom, boom. two loud jerks. >> i saw tree branches hitting the window. and i think the window cracked. >> reporter: he was in the third car of the five-car train. terrified passengers managed to open the doors. >> basically, there was mud beside the door. >> reality starts to sink in. it was just amazing, the scene was ridiculous. lights everywhere. >> reporter: wong tweeted live updates all night. when mocipher got out, he couldn't believe what he saw. the first two cars were derailed. >> i could see people coming off the window, emergency window, and i heard something like, help, help, and people were rushing to help them. >> it reminded me of the movie "the fugitive" with harrison ford. >> it was a terrifying moment. we are lucky that we were not in that cabin. so we were just praying at that time that the people were safe. >> reporter: incredibly no one died. nine were injured. vic lee, "abc7 news." >> and our cov

wong, is now he should utilize game theory, john kasich, and he should not campaign in every state thatto what mitt romney suggested a week or two ago, what he should do is pull out of the winner take all states, only campaign in the proportional representation states, utah is one of them, and take delegates where he can but also minimize donald trump's delegates. >> so he would have to say in some states, look, folks, don't vote for me. vote for ted cruz. >> rubio did that for kasich and he would have to do the same. >> in similar fashion to mitt romney and we've been talking about this constantly throughout the program today, this notion of strategic voting, the same way mitt romney went into ohio and campaigned with john kasich and now casting his ballot in utah for ted cruz. you're saying if kasich would do similarly, he could prevent donald trump from getting to 1237? >> yes. if he had enough self-restraint, he could apply the game theory and do that, follow that narrow path. >> if he pursues game theory, i love that description, he runs the risk he pushes ted cruz over the hump? >

host: scott wong, the conservative freedom caucus was part of john weiner's demise. i was paul ryan doing in his relations with his group >> i think the relations have been pretty good. speak ryan has spent a lot of time trying to woo the freedom caucus members. jimchairman of the group, jordan, was invited to a weekly meeting in his office. he holds dinners with some of the freedom caucus members when they are in session. he has restored some of the members who had been booted off committees by speaker boehner and put them back on committees. he has made an effort to reach out to this group. however, in terms of the budget, there is still an impasse with where the freedom caucus wants to go with it and where leadership wants to go. the freedom caucus once the budget numbers to be pushed lower. leadership wants those numbers to remain where they are. host: would you also comment about the relationship between the house and senate under the new speaker? relationships were nonexistent under speaker boehner. a jointlicans had retreat, but you don't really see house and

better for the anti trump forces for john kasich to win and deny the delegates and kasich stays the race or drops out and get to the cruz-trump head-to-head. sam wong runs american prospect, basically says in which rubio drops out and kasich stays in, may be trumps best option. the counterintuitively it would cause kasich to withdraw, and left with cruz. do you buy that? >> there is a solid case to make. and by the way, you can see that trump has tried for months to keep these candidates in by sort of like helping them out in attacking others saying, rubio is right about ted cruz lying or ted cruz is right about rubio doing this. there is a good case to be made that if -- you know, if ted cruz -- if ted cruz and trump one-on-one -- that trump would actually do fairly poorly against him. that because he hasn't hit 50%, trump in very many primaries, you'll see the republican rally around cruz. it's still a stretch. i still think you want as many delegates away from trump as possible. >> and i think because, you know, what could end up saving the republican party is the snobbery of the founding fathers. the popular vote does not choose the nominee. it