the mannheim police went into high alert. >> yesterday evening an unidentified woman called the arena with a bomb threat. the arena informed the police and event organizers. they decided to interrupt the broadcast and evacuate the venue. >> it was the right decision for the safety of the spectators. rumors of a bomb scare were already going around. the tv channel had confirmed later that there had been a bomb threat. the police search lasted for hours and wasn't called off until the early morning. no bomb or any other suspicious objects were found. the police say they are investigating the anonymous call. some reports say the shows host and celebrity jurors were led to safely before -- safety before the audience was evacuated. anchor: celebrating 80 years of service. the subway system in the russian capital is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. brian: it first opened in 1935. 7 million people each and every day. it lets take a ride to the metro's history. a -- of culture for early-morning commuters. that is how the metro celebrates 80 years of service. while public tra

couple spots now popping up in the "first alert" radar in the lancaster county moving through the mannheim area right now. and the turnpike as well. those showers could become numerous this afternoon. here at the nbc10 studio you'll see more breaks just like yesterday, clouds and signunshine, and a big warmup. by 10:00, 79 degrees. and by 10:00, 86 degrees. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood-by-neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. right now better get to traffic with jessica boyington on the "first alert" traffic center. what's going on jessica? >> we have problems on 42 washington township 42 on the southbound side. an accident. closing the southbound side and lane restrictions on the northbound side as well. we'll have alternates coming up. montgomery county we're dealing with an accident and police activity. germantown pike and northbound avenue. you want to use caution traveling the schuylkill expressway. currently no problems. eastbound, and westbound, no problems spring garden street. >>> a delaware county man is recovering after he may have been hit by lightning. this

couple spots now popping up in the "first alert" radar in the lancaster county moving through the mannheim area right now. and the turnpike as well. those showers could become numerous this afternoon. here at the nbc10 studio you'll see more breaks just like yesterday, clouds and signunshine, and a big warmup. by 10:00, 79 degrees. and by 10:00, 86 degrees. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood-by-neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. right now better get to traffic with jessica boyington on the "first alert" traffic center. what's going on jessica? >> we have problems on 42 washington township 42 on the southbound side. an accident. closing the southbound side and lane restrictions on the northbound side as

. >> mannheim michelle griego. >>> data from a derailed amtrak train shows it was going double the speed limit on a sharp curve in philadelphia. we now know the engineer at the controls of the train has a bay area connection. brandon bostian was a contract engineer for caltrain in 2010 and 2011. ntsb says the train was going 106 miles per hour when it should have been going 50. >> there's no way in the world that he should have been going that fast. >> we plan to interview the engineer at the first opportunity that we can. we want to go back and look at the operation of the train. >> crews are now using heavy machinery to remove the wreckage. police in philadelphia say bostian refused to give a statement and left a precinct office with a lawyer. >>> today the contentious question of whether vaccinations should be required for schoolchildren is up for a vote in the state senate. a controversial bill would eliminate exemptions for personal or religious beliefs. kpix 5's kiet do is in san jose with more on the bill that's already been amended to improve its chances of passage in the full se

. >> mannheim michelle griego. >>> data from a derailed amtrak train shows it was going double the speedrve in philadelphia. we now know the engineer at the controls of the train has a bay area connection. brandon bostian was a contract engineer for caltrain in 2010 and 2011. ntsb says the train was going 106 miles per hour when it should have been going 50. >> there's no way in the world that he should have been going that fast. >> we plan to interview the engineer at the first opportunity that we can. we want to go back and look at the operation of the train. >> crews are now using heavy machinery to remove the wreckage. police in philadelphia say bostian refused to give a statement and left a precinct office with a lawyer. >>>