a passenger shows the aftermath of this deadly derailment here in the fields between chester and joplin, montana. eight of ten cars derailed killing at least three people. dozens more were injured. amtrak says more than 150 people including 17 crew members were on board the empire builder train when it careened off the tracks saturday. >> i was laying down in my compartment on a bed, so luckily i just tumbled. >> reporter: andrew sivula was stuck in one of the cars that detached from the train. >> i heard a loud bang, and then the cars tipped. >> reporter: he and other passengers worked with first responders using ladders to reach people trapped inside the overturned cars. >> i was able to pop my window out and climb out and help other people up. and then we sat until we get some ladders and got people down. >> reporter: wayne freed was changing cars when it happened. he survived by grabbing a table bolted to the floor. >> the train tipped about 45 degrees, and i thought it would stop. i hate to think what would have happened if i hadn't been able to hold on. >> reporter: meg oliver, cb

. >> reporter: i'm meg oliver near joplin, montana where locals scramble to help stunned passengers.ncan: also tonight, remembering gabby petito, her disappearance, and death riveting the nation. her gathering for her memorial. >> gabby is the most amazing person i ever met. >> duncan: plus a plague of confusion over the covid booster roll out as the biden presidency confronts a spending showdown this week. also, end of an era. >> reporter: i'm chris livesay in berlin, where germans are deciding today who will take charge after angela merkel. >> duncan: and later, treasure hunting, the search for prize relics in minnesota. >> i don't think people are aware that it's trash. this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york, with jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening, thanks for joining us. right now, a team of federal safety investigators and amtrak officials are in montana trying to find out what caused a deadly derailment. 157 people were on board, three were killed. dozens more hurt. first responders from several remote communities raced to help amtrak's empire builder was rolling wes

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joplin, montana, is in liberty county, population 150. right now, we are being told that passengers were being taken to a nearby senior center but amtrak, because of the location, is no the able to provide other transportation, like another train, to get these people further down the line. this train was going between chicago and seattle, average speed about 50 miles an hour. it takes about 45 hour to take this trip. it's a pretty long journey, a scenic one through the big sky area of montana and beyond. we are just hearing from passengers who described this terrifying scene as this train derailed. >> i awoke to it derailing and i would describe the experience as kind of like extreme turbulence on an airplane but loud ir. there was kind of a lot of smoke smell and it was -- the first thought i really had when i woke up was, oh, my god we're derailing. it was probably 10 or 15 seconds of rocking back and forth and tons of noise and then we came to a stop and, really, it was -- we didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: local authoritie

say this train, the empire builder left chicago, was on its way to seattle when it derailed near joplina, around 4:00 p.m. local time on saturday. amtrak describes this train has two locomotives, ten cars, eight of which derailed. we heard from one passenger in one of the front street cars, she said it sounded like a lot of turbulence, and chaotic noise. she and other passengers got outside and saw the extent of the damage. she said some people in the sleeper cars were very concerned about loved ones who were sitting in other parts of the train. of course we know that unfortunately at least three people were killed. seven people at this time still in hospitals. we just confirmed in the last half hour that the two people in a hospital, they are doing well enough to be discharged soon. there are five still in great falls, and the governor of montana really touted the help that neighbors and citizens did to pitch in in the moment when they saw this disaster happen, alisyn. >> natasha chen, thank you very much for the update. >>> jurors have just reached a verdict in the federal trial of r

this happened near joplin in the northern part of the state. only about 40 miles from the canadian border. in addition to the three people dead 15 others are in the hospital. the train was carrying about 150 passengers and 13 crew members. it's not clear what caused that derailment. after falling from the third level concourse at petco park. this happens as thousands are heading inside the park for a padres game. >>> live look at capitol hill where nancy pelosi is warning democrats get red did for a busy week. pelosi sent a letter today ahead of some crucial votes coming up. on monday, the house is set to vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill and a $3.5 trillion spending package. both key to the president's economic agenda. on thursday, the government is going to run out money and shutdown. it's also the same day public transportation program is expired. a lot to do. these proposals must passed. >>> mountain view. the champion of the idea are rallying at mountain view today. andrew yang made universal income his idea. >> he wanted to give ev

the crash happened in a remote area near joplin, montana. that is about 30 miles from the canadian border. >> let's goat cnn aviation and transportation correspondent pete munteen. a team of federal investigators headed to the scene to figure out what happened. what do we know so far about some of the condition surrounding this derailment? >> reporter: the big question is why did this happen? a tragic end to what was supposed to be a beautiful trip, only about half over. amtrak is deeply saddened three people died in this incident. 141 passengers on board and 16 crew, and amtrak now says passengers and crew were among the injured. this all happened about 4:00 p.m. mountain time on saturday. two locomotives, ten cars in all, about eight of those according amtrak derailed up from the original five that was reported. the big trick here is the location. joplin is in liberty county, montana. population only about 150. passengers were being taken to a local senior center but because of this location where this derailment happened, amtrak is not ab

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the tragedy and the mystery but no answers that will ease the heartbreak miguel almaguer, nbc news, joplinmontana. >>> in 60 seconds, the nba's biggest star gets the vaccine but not all players are on board. the controversy just before the season starts. >>> and gymnast simone biles, her revealing new comments about the recent tokyo games. >>> back now with a growing firestorm over vaccines in the nba and what the sport's biggest star lebron james revealed today after staying quiet on the issue for months we get more from sam brock. >> reporter: the nba's efforts to vaccinate all of its players just got a massive jolt from none other than lebron james who had been silent for months. >> after doing m research and things of that nature, i felt like it was best suited for my family and my friends >> what does lebron james' decision to get vaccinated mean for the nba. >> the face of the league is on board lebron james has always been a guy that's a trend setter, an example setter, and this is no different >> reporter: according to the nba, around 90% of the league reportedly received the shots

chicago to seattle with more than 150 people on board when it took a deadly turn near the town of joplin. eight of the train's ten cars derailing, several toppling to their sides in this remote area. >> train's destroyed down there. >> reporter: first responders quickly arriving on the scene while passengers jumped in to action to help others trapped. >> about 130 yards behind us is where the rest of the train was. >> reporter: daniel and his son helpingfree multiple people after rocks and rubble blocked the escape route. >> one gentleman was able to finally crawl out from under the -- out of the gravel. we helped him up a ladder, up out of the car and down a ladder down onto the ground to waiting assistance down there. >> reporter: now we're learning more about the upkeep of the track where the train crashed. officials revealing sunday that section of the track was inspected less than a week ago. >> the scale of the response here has been massive. the incident site itself is many hundreds of yards long. you can see how many vehicles are on the other side. now that train is exactly as it

. >> reporter: i'm meg oliver near joplin, montana where locals scramble to help stunned passengers.ncan: also tonight, remembering gabby petito, her disappearance, and death riveting the nation. her gathering for her memorial. >> gabby is the most amazing person i ever met. >> duncan: plus a plague of confusion over the covid booster roll outth

matt gutman is there on the scene in joplin, montana, with the very latest.d morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. what you're seeing behind me is basically a crime scene, the train itself has been left almost exactly as it was at the moment of the crash and that's because the ntsb needs to move quickly to preserve what it calls the perishable evidence, things like recorders and rail evidence to try to understand exactly what happened here. this morning, officials from the ntsb beginning to investigate what caused this train to derail, split apart, kill three people and injure over 50. that amtrak passenger train traveling from chicago to seattle, derailed with over 150 people on board. >> oh, my god. it's on its side. >> reporter: the jolt sent passengers flying through the cars, forcing some so escape by breaking windows. bystanders rushing in to help like daniel hutchinson and his son, both military veterans. >> we got everybody off that car. there were a couple ladies trapped behind a sliding door that wouldn't open. me and another fella got th

miguel in joplin. thank you. >>> let's get our first check of the weather. here good morning >> we have rough weather coming into the northeast showers now through western pennsylvania, 11 million people at risk. wind gusts of over 60 miles per hour tornado threat low, but damaging hail is a possibility from atlantic city down to charlottesville. this system will be pushing to the east this front drops down to the south. low pressure develops along it a few strong storms stretching from virginia up to new york today. then for tomorrow, that system moves off pretty quickly so some severe storms today in the northeast. heavy rain in the gulf record highs which we'll take a look at coming up in the next half hour, and some mountain snows back into the northern rockies. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> we will be warming up going towards the end of the week. more sunshine and highs in the mid-90s for the weekend. for san francisco, a nice start to our morning. high 60s today. expect more sun and temperatures reaching

chicago to seattle with more than 150 people on board when it took a deadly turn near the town of joplin. eight of the train's ten cars derailing. several toppling to their sides in this remote area. >> the train's destroyed down there. >> reporter: first responders quickly arriving on the scene while passengers jumped into action to help rescue people trapped in the wreckage. >> about 120, 130 yards behind us was where the rest of the train was. >> reporter: daniel hutchinson and his son helping free multiple people after rocks blocked the escape route. >> one man was able to crawl out from under out of the gravel. we helped him up the ladder out of the car and down the ladder onto the ground to awaiting assistance down there. >> reporter: and now we're learning more about the upkeep of the track where the train crashed. officials revealing sunday that section of the track was inspected less than a week ago. >> the scale of the response here has been massive. the incident site itself is many hundreds of yards long. you can see how many vehicles are on the other side. now that train is e

. >> brennan: late yesterday afternoon an amtrak train carrying 157 people derailed neared joplin, montanat least 30. the train was traveling from seattle to chicago when it went off the tracks. the ntsb is preparing to send a team to montana to investigate. we'll be right back. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. ♪ we believe everyone deserves to live better. and just being sustainable isn't enough. our future depends on regeneration. that's why we're working to not only protect our planet, but restore, renew, and replenish it. so we can all live better tomorrow. ♪ >> brennan: we'll be right back with a lot more "face the nation." so stay with us. ♪ oáuuq ♪ ♪ >> week three i in the nfl. >> lamar jackson and the baltimore ravens. it's like watching a video game when you see him play. 193 yards rushi

. >> reporter: the accident took place in a remote stretch near joplin, montana. far enough from help that several helicopters had to carry the most badly injured to hospitals. amtrak confirming three people were killed, dozens more injured. many put up at a local high school past derailments have often resulted from going into a corner too fast, as in this fift derailment in philadelphia or from a section of track blocked or misaligned. now a team of investigators is on the ground in montana to ask how this train came off a straight section on a clear day. >> why did the cars derail if the track were straight, it will have to do something with the train cars themselves and how they connected with the track or some fault or flaw in the track. >> reporter: on a per mile basis, rail travel is far safer than traveling by car. and recent years have seen safety improvements like positive control systems but rail maintenance is a constant challenge, and the condition of this section of track will be one of several variables investigator also examine, as crews work to cl

miguel almaguer is at the scene in joplin with the latest. miguel, good morning. >> hoda, good morning. at this hour, the ntsb is on scene here behind me with heavy machinery trying to cyst through the wreckage. here is what we know. three people are dead and more than 40 are injured as investigators try to piece together what went wrong. >> oh, my god, it's on its side. >> reporter: the chaotic scene unfolding along a rural stretch of montana. >> this hasn't ever happened. >> reporter: am amtrak can passenger train derailing just outside of joplin saturday with roughly 160 people on board, including 16 crew members. >> oh, the train is destroyed down there. >> reporter: the train was over halfway through its two-day journey from chicago to seattle and portland when around 4:00 p.m., 8 of the train's 10 cars came off the tracks. >> i'm a pretty big guy and i was picked up and thrown from my chair straight into the wall. >> reporter: emergency responders had to pull multiple people out of the wreckage. >> they did have to cut into one of the c

our chief national correspondent matt gutman is in joplin, montana, too. >> oh, my god. it's on its side. >> reporter: tonight, the horror of this rail disaster in rural montana as federal officials urgently investigate what caused this amtrak passenger train to derail. the ntsb on the scene, saying today the derailment taking place on a gradual curve just before a rail switch. the black box revealing the train travelling just under the 8 79-mile-per-hour speed limit. they're taking it away slowly and right inside there, you can see the debris from that derailment. >> reporter: more than 160 passengers and crew members on board traveling from chicago to seattle late saturday when it derailed. dozens were injured and tragically, three people were killed. right now, david, investigators are going over onboard video, going frame by frame, including of the moment of impact. you might see all those workers behind me. they're trying to clear the tracks here. this is a key piece of national inf infrastructure. i'm told there are over 50 trains, most of them carrying grain, that

8 of the 10 cars derailing, several toppling to their sides, in this remote area near the town of joplin, montana. dozens of survivors taken to a nearby school and hotels for shelter. tonight, several people remain in stable condition at the hospital. montana governor greg gianforte visiting the scene just a short time ago. >> this town, community, in fact the entire hi-line stepped up to respond. neighbors were helping neighbors. >> reporter: amtrak executives in a statement saying they are deeply saddened. and they are working to help passengers, crew members, and their families. >> just devastating. zohreen, what are we hearing from investigators tonight? >> reporter: linsey, just moments ago, officials saying all passengers have been accounted for and have left the area. tonight, amtrak saying they're cooperating with investigators. >> zohreen, thank you. >>> and now to the pandemic, and the growing battle over vaccine mandates. only hours remain until tens of thousands of unvaccinated health care workers in new york could lose their jobs. the governor is putting contingency plans in

cbs' meg oliver reports from the scene in joplin, montana. >> reporter: these 911 recordings captureding moments immediately after an amtrak train from chicago to seattle derailed along a remote stretch in north central montana. >> reporter: of the 141 passengers and 17 crew members aboard, three were killed, dozens were hurt. today the dead were identified as 74-year-old donald varnadoe and his wife 72-year-old marjorie. the georgia couple was celebrating their 50th anniversary. and zach schneider, 28, of illinois. a green bay packers fan, he was traveling with his 26-year-old wife rebecca, who was unhurt. today, n.t.s.b. investigators combed the scene in search of clues to the cause of the crash. the train had been moving below the 79-mile-per-hour limit at the time of the accident. the tracks went through a regular inspection just two days earlier. >> we are not ruling anything out at this point. we have ruled everything in. >> reporter: late this afternoon, those cars that remained upright were rolled away. >> oh, my god, it's on its side. >> reporter: social media captured the sc

from chicago yesterday afternoon when eight train cars went off the tracks near the small town of joplin, montana. about 160 passengers and crew members were on board the train at the time. most were treated and released for their injuries, but seven remain in the hospital today. the names of the three people killed have not been released. the cause of that derailment still not known. dr michelle wolinski, the director of the cdc's spoke out today about why she endorsed biters. covid vaccine booster for older americans, people at high risk and frontline workers. this is not the bureaucratic process. this is the scientific process. you have scientific experts, academicians who are talking about the at the fda advisory committee. the fda puts us authorization you have. academicians people working their entire career in immunology and vaccine ology. i'm informing the cdc. i think that this is an important scientific process and an important scientific dialogue. it has been scrutinized. wolinski said. the recommendations for boosters also apply to people who spend much of their day with peop

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starting in chicago heading into seattle until that turn in joplin.d 4 p.m., eight of the trains cars derailed. we are sending emergency personnel and amtrak leadership to the scene to support our passengers, employees and families. working with officials to try and rescue those inside. >> they are trying to figure how this crash happened. >> a funeral is underway for gabby potato -- four four four r funeral is underway for gabby petito. a search for brian laundrie is still underway. >> is going to be open to the public. we are expecting a pretty sizable turnout because this case has resonated around the world. we have heard from so many people who want to support her family. this memorial service is happening in the midst of so many unanswered questions. we know that her death is still designated as a homicide, and we are still trying to find the only person of interest in her disappearance, her boyfriend brian laundrie who himself has now been missing for two weeks. his family told officials he may be and even there that's and even though so many da

. >> reporter: the accident took place in a remote stretch near joplin, montana far enough from help that several helicopters had to care u the most badly injured to hospitals. amtrak confirming three people were killed and dozens more injured. many put up at a local high school. past derailments have often resulted from going into a corner too fast as in this 2015 derailment in philadelphia according to the ntsb. now a team of federal investigators is on the ground in montana to ask how this train came off a straight section of track on a clear day. >> why did the cars derail? if the track were straight it strikes me it is going to be something to do with the train cars themselves and how they connected with the track or in some fault or flaw in the track. >> reporter: on a per mile basis rail travel is far safer than traveling by car. in recent years, there have been safety improvements like positive control systems that automatically keep trains at safe speeds but rail maintenance is a constant challenge and the condition of this section of track will be one of several variables i

fashion at transportation safety board is at the scene of the deadly amtrak train derailment near joplin the track where the accident happened was last inspected thursday. as a somber day on long island where a memorial service was held for gabby petito. 1,000 mourners gathered to remember her death. her death sparked a manhunt for her boyfriend brian laundrie. he's wanted for using her debit card after her death. the fbi went to petito's family home to look for dna. i'm marianne rafferty. nancy: isn't it true, matt that everyone was begging paul murdaugh show doe down. sl. >> they were begging him not to drive. >> i think big thing that jumps out at me is what happened after the crash. there was a lot of agencies works, not only trying to find mallory. also getting help for conner cook who had a broken jaw, miley altman with severely injured hand, and paul had all kinds of injuries to him. they went to the hospital. in one ambulance. anthony cook stayed, he was mallory's boyfriend, he refused to go, he had a messed up shoulder, they go to the hospital. and paul murdaugh's father and gra

at least five cars suddenly derailed three plowing off the tracks entirely near joplin with more than50 onboard, the train was equipped with positive train control, a safety feature that virtually prevents all derailments from human air. >> we'll be looking at the mechanical condition of the train. we will be looking at the human factors of the crew. we will be looking at the people who inspected the track. we will be looking at the track conditions. >> reporter: bnsf, who maintains the track, says the rail had just been inspected days earlier. tonight the widening probe for answers after a tragedy on the tracks >> and, miguel, we know from previous accidents that some of these trains are equipped with recorders, including this one, right? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester investigators have recovered the black box. in addition to the speed, it will tell them if braking was applied. couple that with the onboard video and you will have some powerful clues. >>> president biden sat down and got a covid booster shot at the white house today, but made it clear that the first priority

local time yesterday near the tn of joplin, montana. empire buier train had approximately 141 passengers and 16 crew members on board. eight of the train's ten cars derailed, some falling completely on their side. the national traffic safety board is investigating the cause of the derailment, in conjunction with amtrak and b.n.s.f., which owns and operates the rail line. b.n.s.f. is a newshour funder. while derailments of passenger trains are rare, there have been at least seven deadly accidents since 2013. new york governor kathy hochul says she may call in the national guard to help if tomorrow's covid vaccination deadline for workers at the state's hospitals and healthre facilities causes staffing shortages. new york state's department of health mandated all healthcare workers at hospitals and nursing homes receive at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine before midnight tomorrow. as of last wednesday, 16% of new york's 450,000 healthcare workers are not fully vaccinated. there is no data on how many may have received only one de. in

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it happened at joplin state. in addition to the three people killed, 15 others are in the hospital. the train was carrying 150 passengers and 13 crew members. it's not clear of what caused that derailment. >>> tesla rolled out a much anticipated software update. it allows customers to request access to self-driving data or ffd program. it gives drivers access to features that are not entirely free of bugs. it includes autosteer on city streets. it gives control over to the car when navigating busy city streets. only drivers who have a high score from tesla will get access. transportation leaders are voicing concerns. >>> now to our climate in crisis series, climate change is impacting many things in our lives. soon even the taste and cost of beer will be impacted. our climate continues to change, individual grain kernels are likely to be come smaller or have less of a sugary yield. hops, and even more vulnerable to mildew or rot without the right condition. dr. malone says the ripple effect will be massive. >> we'll see barley markets expanding more north ward as where they exist. i

from national transportation safety board is at scene of yesterday's deadly amtrak derailment near joplinkilled 3 people and sent 7 others to the hospital. it is not clear the cause of the derailment of the train head to seattle from chicago. the track where accident happened was last inspect thursday. >> a somber day on long island, a memorial service held for gabby petito, over a thousand mourners gathered to remember her, her death ruled a homicide has sparked a hand -- manhunt for her boyfriend brian laundrie, fbi agents went to his family home this morning. looking for more items. >> have a good night. mark: welcome back. peter doocy, many times when i watch the press conferences, including back and forth, you are left at end with question unanswered, do you feel afterward that really you did not get the answers that you need, the answers should be simple. like what are the numbers for this or that? sometimes they are blowing smoke? >> i would not say necessarily blowing smoke. there have been some times i will go back and listen to an answer, and either realize that i am going to ha

it left the tracks saturday near joplin, montana. >>> deliberations resume in the federal trial of r.. he's facing federal racket tearing charges. >>> a critical week in washington. so much on the line. huge implications for basically everyone. house speaker nancy pelosi set a billion on an infrastructure bill on thursday. she now has a few extra days to have some wiggle room. >> that package paid for by higher taxes on businesses. >> what happens next in this critical week ahead? we are on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, christine and laura. we are gearing up for an intense and crucial week here on capitol hill. first up, a vote in the senate on a house-passed bill to temporarily fund the government as well as to suspend the nation's borrowing limit. now that bill passed on a party line vote in the house. it is not expected to pass in the senate today. it is expected to fail because of republican opposition. keep in mind, without republican reaction, the government will shut down and reach its borrowing action sometime in november. these are my conversations with sou sources

amtrak says its empire builder train derailed five cars near joplin around five p.m. central time. there were 147 passengers and 13 crew members on board at the time. the cross country train runs from seattle to chicago. well tonight renewed support for an old idea. universal basic income. now the program guarantees a minimum level of income to help alleviate poverty. mountain view was the latest city to offer such a service and is ktvu greg lynn's tells us. there was a rally outside city hall today, and it drew a high profile figure who's been pushing to popularize the ubi idea. 2020 presidential candidate, andrew yang was one of 100 or so people participating in the third annual basic income rally outside mountain views city hall as part of his campaign, he helped bring the idea of universal basic income into public debate. so it's a thrill to be here to help continue the movement for basic income, which now the majority of americans know it's common sense. people here are advocating for you be on a federal level. so far, it's only been done with local pilot projects. but the ide

was headed to chicago to seattle with 150 people on board when it took a deadly turn of the town of joplin. eight of the 10 cars derailed, several toppling to their sides in this remote area. >> the train is destroyed. >> first responders quickly getting on the scene as passengers helped people trapped in the wreckage. >> about 120, 130 yards behind us was whether rest of the train was. >> daniel hutchinson and his son helping to free multiple people after rocks and rebel blocked the escape route. >> one gentleman was able to crawl out from out of the gravel. we helped him up out of the car and down the ladder onto the ground area -- to the ground to a assistance. >> we are learning about upkeep for the train where it crashed. that section of the track was inspected less than a year ago. the ntsb is unseen -- is on the scene. amtrak is cooperating with investigators and adding that they share the urgency to find out how it happened. jobina: submitting data for authorization for the vaccine for kids five to 11. if you are eligible, you can get a pfizer booster shot today in the bay area. am

it happened near a rail switch on a straight piece of track near joplin, montana.f track had been inspected two days earlier the back eight cars derailed with the last one topping over. three people were killed including a 28-year-old man who was with his wife going to portland. investigators will look at the track, any mechanical issues and whether there was human error. trains are still considered the safest way to travel but six fatal accidents on amtrak trains killing 19 people. according to the department of transportation, track defects account for a third of all derailments. in saturday's crash, speed is not likely a factor. all trains are equipped with positive train control, which keeps trains at the speed limit and can automatically a fly the brakes. we know the train was traveling 78 miles per hour on that section of tracks. 79 miles per hour is the speed limit. you can take speed out of the equation. seven people were taken to the hospital. two are in critical condition. charles? >> charles: thanks very much, dan to the search for brian laundrie. while

all of it happened near the town of joplin, an amtrak route from chicago to seattle.eral investigators are there and so is our meg oliver. good morning. as i said, this is a gorgeous part of the country and it was a beautiful day when this happened, mile for mile rail travel supposed to be very safe. what happened? >> reporter: good morning. the liberty county sheriff said he is still trying to notify relatives of those who died. experts say derail mts where train cars like this flip over are incredibly rare and this comes days after recent inspections of tracks in the area. >> oh, my god, it's on its side. the rain is destroyed down there. >> reporter: social media video from survivors showed the tear eyeing moments after an amtrak empire builder train derailed saturday in north central montana killing at least three and injuring dozens more. railcars were tossed on their sides, passengers stranded and luggage scattered in the wake. the westbound train was on its way from chicago to seattle when it derailed near joplin, montana. it was carrying approximately 141 pass

mountain time on saturday near joplin, montana, the idyllic scene turned to tragedy. >> probably 10 to 15 seconds of rocking back and forth and tons of noise and then we came to a stop. robin vander vest was taking a rest in one of the sleeper cars that did not derail. amtrak said there were approximately 114 passengers and 16 true members. the train had two locomotives and ten cars in total, eight of which derailed. >> i would describe the experience as extreme turbulence on an airplane but like louder and there was kind of a lot of smoke smell. >> she said there was silence in her car and then passengers evacuated within ten minutes. it wasn't until she got outside that she realized the extent of the problem. she said while the front cars weren't affected she could see when a couple of cars behind had derailed and sat between two tracks. >> and then the one behind that one had completely tipped over and fallen over and that was kind of the most shocking part. like immediate shock when we got off busy with didn't know anything that significant had happened. >> photos from her and othe

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. >> reporter: it took place during a remote place near joplin, montana.confirming three people were killed, dozens more injured, many put up at a local high school. past derailments have often resulted from going into a corner too fast like this one in philadelphia in 2015 or a section of track blocked misaligned. now they're asking why this train went off the rails when the track was straight. >> it's got something with the train cars themselves and how they connected with the track or some fault or flaw in the track. >> reporter: on a per-mile basis, rail travel is far safer than traveling by car, and recent years have seen safety improvements like positive control systems that automatically keep trains at safe speeds, but rails are a constant challenge. it will be one area that investigators will examine as crews work to clear the area of this well traveled rail corridor. >> our thanks to jake ward. >>> still ahead, what's being called a new era of u.s. dominance over europe. >>> plus t teams to watch in the final week of baseball's season. sports and

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. >>> let's dwin this morning with the breaking news overnight of a fatal amtrak crash near joplin, montana. about 30 miles south of the canadian border. at least people were killed when a train traveling from chicago to seattle derailed with eight cars going off the tracks. some onto their sides. amtrak reports the train had about 141 passengers and 16 crew members on board. and there are multiple injuries. the ntsb is on its way to investigate. no word yet on a cause. >>> after weeks of debate over who should be eligible for a covid booster shot, americans now are lining up across the country this weekend to get a third dose of the vaccine. nbc's jacob ward is following jake, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. millions nationwide are now looking to fortify their immunity with another shot. meanwhile in places across the country, including here in california, there's still an effort to get people their first shot. with officials bracing for state vaccination deadlines this week. >> after weeks of confusion and mixed messages, the third shot in the battle against covid is fina