trayecto, llegamos a un punto y vimos las otras montañas pero solo salía humo.tra época del año en este mes lo que ahí había era verdor, ahora solo destrucción, estas son 204 mil hectáreas quemadas y caldor sigue en su paso destrozando lo que hay, bomberos había hecho un pequeño avance ayer contenido en 18% hoy en 20% los pocos trabajadores dicen que hay que ser positivos, pedir a bomberos que continúen en su heróica labor, que incluso mañana puedan amanecer con mejores noticias, que han podido contener el fuego que no baje a south laketahoo >> muchas familias han llorado, el sentimiento te lleva abajo pero tenemos algo por qué vivir. >> y ahora tiene el nivel más insalubre en cuanto a calidad de aire se refiere esta zona. le seguiremos informando. >> muchas gracias, y nos vamos a centro meteorológico con guillermo quiroz, esta zona de caldor está bajo bandera roja. >> la situación es crítica, bomberos siguen trabajando pero ya exhaustos , pero la zona continúa con vientos a 40 millas por hora y complica a bomberos poder controlar el incendio que lleva más de 18

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. >> a nondescript little place out on the montana prairie. a bit worn around the edges. >> do you know where he shot himself? >> he doesn't know. >> is he still alive? >> there's blood everywhere. >> the sort of place a young vet could live cheap while he built his business. >> well, if you can have somebody go check and see if he's still alive. i have paged the ambulance. >> when the local sheriff's deputies arrived, they found the body in the middle of the kitchen floor lying on its back. blood had pooled under its head. on one foot was a shoe of the sort people wear in the water. the other was bare. a.357 magnum was on the floor not far from the dead man's left hand. marlene protsman saw all this, too, same time as the deputies. but she could tell right away, as apparently they could not, that she'd been wrong on the 911 call. the man did not shoot himself. >> bryan had a cut on his nose. and the way his shirt was ripped and just the blood on the floor, it just -- >> it looked like a struggle? >> yeah. it wasn't a suicide. >> but the deput

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

. >> a deadly amtrak derailment in an extremely remote area of montana. helicopters were needed to get the injured to hospitals our jake ward has the latest >>> a vaccine shedowdown in new york could force the governor to declare a state of emergency >>> the biden administration has released 12,000 haitian migrants into the united states after living under a bridge. where are they going and who is keeping track? >>> a dramatic scene of a wall of lava taking down a church as thousands have been evacuated. >>> the elite in the nfl are taking shape as tampa bay takes a beating. and a sunday night thriller in the bay area it's monday, september 27. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm philip mena. >> glad you could join us. i'm frances rivera we begin in montana where investigators from the ntsb are looking into the cause of the amtrak train derailment that killed three and left seven others hospitalized. our jake ward has the details. jake, good morning >> reporter: good morning, frances. this morning, investigators are on the ground in montan

amtrak's empire builder crashing off the tracks in rural montana. >> oh my god, it's on its side. >>n: at least three people are killed, dozens injured. passengers pitching in to help rescue those trapped inside. >> i popped my window out and climb out and help other people out. >> duncan: cbs news is there. >> reporter: i'm meg oliver near joplin, montana where locals scramble to help stunned passengers. >> duncan: 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 j

that includes montana.say they can't keep patients safe if they're required to employ up vaccinated workers. m meg is outside the largest hospital in the state. >> reporter: bans companies from requiring vaccinations for employees. but as hospital beds fill up, the push for more people to get the shot is critical. >> 'r bursting at the scenes right now. >> reporter: this emergency room doctor can barely keep up with the crush of new kus pcovid pat. the hospital has built makeshift rooms along hallways like this and called in the national guard for support. here in yellowstone county, 50% of the population is vaccinated. 59-year-old frank miller was hospitalized with covid and has been in the hospital for 17 days. he spent more than a week on a ventilator. >> reporter: how scared were you? >> scared out of my mind. i thought i would come right out of it and be okay. now all of a sudden i couldn't move my hands. >>orter: scenes like this all over montana. in the past week, the state averaged about 109 covid p

, which is a stone's throw by montana standards.ery familiar with the area, and i will tell you that there are too many unanswered questions for me to even speculate. but the ntsb is there. they're doing their research it will be very complete, and we will find out i think soon what the potential causes for this are, and i will tell you that, you know, whatever they might be, if there's things that we have to do to enable amtrak to make those cars safer or the railroad company to make the rails safer, we're going to try to do it, and that's where we're at let me tell you a good news story of this tragedy, though. when this happened at about 4:00 in the afternoon, montana time on saturday, first responders from all over the region came and helped these are for the most part all volunteer fire departments and they came and helped in mass 150 volunteers on the ground helping get people out of cars and making sure they were okay and getting them to schools and ultimately hospitals if they needed to go and it really, really says somethin

. >>> an update on a deadly montana train derailment. they are coming the scene at the amtrak accident that killed three and left seven hospitalized and the train was en route from seattle to chicago yesterday when it derailed in a rural area of montana and 140 passengers aboard with eight of 10 cars going off the tracks. rescue teams had to cut to the cars to lift some passengers out. >>> on to the latest with the coronavirus. federal and state health authorities say they are confident they have enough vaccine doses for booster shots and young children. public health officials -- with the slow rollout of covid-19 vaccines across the country earlier this year and more than 70 million americans remain unvaccinated despite lottery prizes and healthcare workers pleading. >>> lines of warner say goodbye to gabby petito at a public memorial and what her grieving father once others to learn. >>> the clock is running out for renters across california and what housing advocates are pushing ahead of that looming deadline. >> we are proud will lau

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and it really says something about the people in montana. but when a crisis happens, they come, and they come en masse, and they get the job done. i just want to say thank you to those first responders, a very difficult situation, they all stepped, up and we owe them a lot. >> absolutely, absolutely. thank you senator, montana senator, jon tester, i really appreciate you making time tonight, thanks for being here. >> thanks rachel. >> we have more ahead tonight, stay with us. with us i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side ef

three people are killed after a serious amtrak crash in montana. how passengers are describing the terrifying moments. >>> vaccine booster. the head of the cdc addresses whether americans will need an annual shot to fight off the coronavirus. >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a showdown on capitol hill where president biden's agenda will be put to the test this week. lawmakers are trying to avoid a government shutdown and a federal debt default. laura podesta has the latest developments from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. lots going on. while lawmakers try and stop the government shutdown, they're also trying to get the infrastructure bill finally passed. divisions within the democratic party are holding up that process. house speaker nancy pelosi announced last night that a vote will be held thursday on the $1 trillion bipartisan-crafted infrastructure bill. debate on the legislation begins today. speaker pelosi seems confident the measure will pass. >> i'm never bringing a b

we're not alone in montana in asking for that support.ssoula is a city near montana, our politics are a little bit different, we're a blue dot here. and i think we've been, to a certain degree, insulated until now just by virtue of the fact that folks were really compliant with mask orders and certainly when the vaccine became available, they were lined up to get it. >> yeah. and now it's different. so, listen, i mentioned that you called on the national guard. what kind of help are you asking for, exactly? >> you know, we put in a request for 24 members of the guard. today there's not an emergency order in place in the state of montana. the governor rescinded that. so, the national guard isn't really up and running. so these folks have to be activated and deployed. we asked for 24, and we would share that resource around the community. so the hospitals clearly need help in all sorts of clinical efforts. we run what's called a noncongregate shelter. that's federal speak for folks who are unhoused can isolate and quarantine to not only rec

and otherrings for spreading vaccine misinformation as hospitals in montana and other places are overrun with covid patients and their national guard is called in to help. the new intelligence tonight: what we're learning about how quickly al qaeda is rebuilding in afghanistan. ♪ ♪ ♪ the judge rules that her father will no longer control her life, the breaking news. fuel crisis: short tempers and panic buying in the u.k. why aren't gas getting to the pumps? building explosion: multiple injuries in dallas after an apartment collapses. a step towards equality: the big announcement tonight from n.c.a.a. basketball. and an american hero. the kansas priest who died in a prisoner of war camp 70 years ago comes home. tonight, the lives he saved. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. tonight, president biden is facing one crisis after another in a week that could prove critical for his presidency and his legacy. as we come on the air, we're a little bit more than 24 hours before a pot

we begin with the urgent investigation into the deadly train derailment in montana. the ntsb is trying to determine exactly what happened. these images taken by a passenger in the immediate aftermath of the crash. the ten-car locomotive was on its way from chicago to seattle with more than 150 people onboard, when most of the train suddenly left the tracks. some of the massive cars toppling onto their sides. at least three people killed, several others rushed to area hospitals. local residents in the towns nearby rushing in to help, providing food and shelter to many of the stranded passengers. zohreen shah leads us off tonight. >> oh, my god. it's on its side. >> reporter: tonight, investigators working to piece together the cause of this horrifying crash. this amtrak train flying off the tracks, killing three people and seriously injuring several others. tonight, passengers describing the terrifying moments. >> i went on down on to the floor and braced myself with my legs under the seat in front of me and covered my head with my arms. >> reporter: daniel hutchinson

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liz: developing news out of montana.ee people are dead and 50 are injured after an amtrak train derailed. eight of the 10 cars derailed near a small town north of helena. the train runs between seattle and chicago, and it was carrying 141 passengers and 16 crew members. one passenger called the scene chaotic. >> the car behind ours was slightly off and the one behind that was kind of in between two sets of railroad tracks in the one behind that one had completely tipped over and fallen over and that was the most shocking part, like immediate shock because we didn't know anything that significant had happened. liz: injured passengers were transported to a nearby senior center for treatment. authorities are trying to figure out what caused the train to run off the tracks. a funeral will be held in long island today for gabby patino one week after her body was found in milwaukee. the search for her boyfriend, brian laundrie continues in florida. >> authorities continue to search for 23-year-old brian laundrie, up against tr

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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there are five still in great falls, and the governor of montana really touted the help that neighborsizens 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 kelly. he's found get of racketeering. he is charged with sex traffics. these are charges that could send him to prison for decades, and cnn's gene -- jean casarez has been following the case, i know this just happened. guilty on racketeering. >> and the eastern district of new york, the courts just tweeted that out. so they are saying guilty of racketeering. there was one count of racketeering. there were 14 different acts involved including sexual exploitation of a minor, bribery, kidnapping, and sex trafficking charges. so this is all we have at this point. now he's also charged with the man act, which is a federal law involving sex trafficking. now, nothing on that yet, so they could be in the midst of the reading of this verdict because racketeering was count one. the man acts were the

. >>> new details in the deadly train derailment in montana. what we're learning about the upkeep of the track and one of three people killed. >>> plus, a prominent university suspending all fraternities. what students are alleging that has prompted a major investigation. >>> and we hope you're hungry this morning. we're heading to the restaurant that hires real-life grandmas to serve up their specialities. a new york restaurant scene getting a run for its money. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> grandma's cooking, you do not have to ask me twice. >> i'm already hungry. >> they like put their elbow into everything. what did you grow up with your grandma making? >> indian food, chicken curry. lentil soup. >> do i know that! my grandmother cooked somali food, which has a lot of indian spices in it. >> all those warming spices. i'm hungry. >> it is early in the morning, and we so happy to have reena roy here. nice to have her forego her sleep. >> we're hanging in there. >> at least we're going to have her for the rest of today. we be

. >>> in montana today, new information on the potentially important focus in the investigation of thaeadly amtrak train derailment over the weekend. did the tracks themselves play a role miguel almaguer is there. >> oh my god >> reporter: while clues lie in the wreckage, tonight there is increased focus on the rails did the tracks or maintenance or perhaps human errors play a critical role in the deadly derailment? amtrak's black box similar to this one in 2013 will include critical data like braking and now front facing cameras like the one seen here will show the moments just before the train left the tracks frame by frame >> the focus is on the track itself and on the first wheel of the amtrak train that derailed. >> reporter: with several of the toppled cars just off the track this rural montana rail line has reopened the company that maintains the track says they are regularly inspected. >> the train is destroyed down there >> reporter: with passengers possibly ejected during saturday's accident, almost all of the first responders arrived were volunteers. trevor fosom was driving

. >>> investigators are descending in montana investigating a train derailing. >>> a funeral is held for gabby petito and the search for her fiance continues into the quarter comes to a

montana small businesses, montana farmers and ranchers, and the future generations of montanans. in fact, a few weeks ago i heard one house democrat actually say -- and i quote -- we can't go bankrupt because we have the power to create as much money as we need to spend, end quote. these are the actual words of a democrat in the united states house of representatives who will soon be voting on this legislation. it's baffling. montanans and the american people know that money doesn't grow on trees, and i would hope the congressional democrats know that as well. frankly, this mindset is terrifying as we think about the future of our country. the democrats' reckless spending bill comes at a time when montanans are already facing skyrocketing prices on everything, gas to groceries. montanans are feeling the pain in their pocketbooks every day because of these record high inflation numbers. that is a direct result of the democrats' and president biden's tax and spending problem. you see, the democrats already flooded the economy with nearly $2 trillion in new spending earlier this yea

quimby, the ntsb is sending a local team from montana and also a team from the d.c. area heading to that scene as well. >> right. they'll mount a team and get special aircraft from the faa to fly directly out of reagan airport there in washington, d.c., to near the scene of the accident. >> how long do we think we have concrete answers here? >> probably about two, three day, they have the move some of the amtrak cars in order to get a better picture of the track condition and to get a better picture of what the condition of the cars. >> that line by the way from seattle to chicago is shut down for the day. russell quimby, thank you so much for your time. >> still early into the investigation. >>> on the docket more than a trillion dollar in infrastructure improvements and trillion more for social programs. >> democrats in congress also have to prevent a government shutdown, make sure the u.s. pays its debts likely without any republican help. house democrats are set to meet tomorrow ahead of a possible vote. >> that vote seems destined to fail. many experts say, don'

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the westbound train was on its way from chicago to seattle when it derailed near jutland, montana.roximately 141 passengers, and 17 crewmembers. >> i was laying down in my compartment on a bed. so luckily, i just tumbled in the room. >> reporter: andrew was headed from chicago to portland. >> i heard a loud bang, and then the cars tipped. >> reporter: rain freed wasn't switching cars when the derailed happened. >> i was lucky. i was able to grab a hold of the coffee table and i held onto that. my legs were dangling down below and the windows broke out down below which is how we eventually escaped after the train stopped. >> reporter: there were routine inspections just days before this tragedy on the tracks. >> this section of track was last asked inspected on september 23rd as part of bnsf's regulatory inspection program. >> robert somewhat said the tracks would be just one area of focus and investigation. >> three prime areas, they will be looking at the operation of the train, was the locomotive engineer happily controlling the train. what is the condition of the track? is there

a team from the ntsb is in montana to find out why the passenger train derailed while traveling on a section of track with no curves and no severe weather around. we're getting new pictures today as well of the destruction and hearing from the passengers who survived and the bystanders who rushed in to help. jacob ward starts us off tonight. >> reporter: it happened around 4:00 on a beautiful saturday afternoon. the two engine amtrak train suddenly dragged to a halt as eight cars derailed. >> oh, my god it is on its side. all of a sudden like an extremely violent force. i am a pretty big guy. it picked me up and threw me from my chair into the wall. >> reporter: jeremiah johnson and his wife rushed in to help. >> throwing ladders up to the side to get to the broken out windows to get to the people screaming inside wanting help to get out. >> they had provisioned jaws of life. they had to cut into one of the cars to extract some individuals. >> reporter: the accident took place in a remote stretch near joplin, montana far enough from help that several helicopters had to care u the mos

you might remember, billings clinic in montana. this is one of those hospitals that's struggling with yet another surge, discussing what's called crisis standards of care, essentially how to ration health care when it comes to that. montana isn't there, idaho already activated crisis standards of care for that state. we met a young man, 24 years old, patrick. you see him there. spoke with him through a window in the covid icu there. when we go into hospitals, andrea, we ask them to put us in touch with patients that would be willing to speak, he was eager to speak with us to say he regretted not getting the vaccine. he wanted people to understand how serious the virus is. 24 years old. shy of his 25th birthday. andrea, just a few days ago, we sadly heard this weekend he passed away, and we spoke with his nurse, one of the nurses that was treating him. take a listen. >> the day you interviewed him, we hoped he would downgrade from icu level care to the med surge floor. his oxygen levels never stayed at a level we could make that mov

we people are killed in an amtrak derailment and antenna -- derailment in montana. the tony awards ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in >> at least three people are dead after an amtrak train derailed. this happened in montana. >> a deadly amtrak accident after several train cars derailed off tracks and remote montana town leaving multiple people injured and at least three people dead. this dramatic video captured one train car on its side. nearby cars completely off the rail. starting in chicago heading into seattle until that turn in joplin. around 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 prett

we begin with that deadly amtrak train derailment in montana >> zach snyder was one of the people killed in the crash. he was traveling with his wife on vacation. she survived. she calls him an incredible husband, friend and software developer. >> the other two victims have not been identified. the train was carrying 146 passengers on saturday when nearly all of its cars derailed. >> reporter: overnight, the first of three victims identified in that deadly amtrak train derailment in montana. zach snyder's wife becca confirming to abc news that her husband was killed when the passenger train went off the rails on saturday. >> oh my god. it's on its side. >> the trainailingnd i thought that was crazy. there's no way we could possible by will derailing. that's insane. >> reporter: the train heading from 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 s

. >>> and now to that deadly amtrak train derailment in montana. three people killed, dozens injured. and the newest clues here tonight with ntsb investigators now on the scene there. 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 impac

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

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after an amtrak train carrying more than 100 people derailed in montana. investigators are now trying to figure out what went wrong here in what appeared to be a street section of tracks. >> a time of intensity. speaker nancy pelosi describing the busy week ahead on capitol hill. morning house democrats the musket if instructor done and reconciliation pass quickly. that can moderates and progressives come to an agreement? plus -- >> it is clear, in arizona, that the must decertify the election. you heard the numbers. and those responsible for wrongdoing must be held accountable. >> former president trump making his first public appearance since that so called arizona audit results were released. since texas announced its own partisan review. but now his allies have their eye set on another state, as their audit movement games sting. >> could there be finally, some optimistic news on the covid front? a new nbc analysis shows new cases have peaked. so, could we finally be near the end of the pandemic? we'll ask our experts this morning. >> good morning every

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i've read concerns that in montana, some of the concerns you have gotten out from treasury to states specifically aren't getting out for projects, and that proposes some problems, especially with winter coming in montana area we might miss an opportunity for critical investments. i've heard from some folks in montana leadership blaming this confusion on the treasury department because the funding is coming in two tranches. that doesn't look a lot of sense to me. beyond the restrictions on uses of these funds provided by congress and through treasury's guidance, is there anything the treasury department is doing which would prevent states like montana from receiving the funds in two tranches, and from using the funds they have already received now? sec. yellen: senator, there is no restriction on montana using the funds it is allocated or making plans for the funds that will be available in the second tranche. that can be done now. there is absolutely no need to wait. sen. tester: so they can use that first tranche right now, no need to wait. your mic was on and off for a moment. do t

federal investigators on the ground after that terrifying crash in montana. the cars splitting apart, falling on their sides with more than 150 people on board. more than 50 injured, three people killed as we learn more about one of the victims this morning. the passenger speaking about the moments and the race to help others. >>> vaccine deadline. this morning, the battles over the strict shot mandates about to go into effect with about 72,000 hospital workers in new york still not vaccinated. the big questions this morning for teachers, police and other frontline workers. this as the booster shot rolls out and kids 5 to 11 move closer to being eligible. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky joins us live only on "gma" this morning. >>> $1 trillion baggage on the line. high stakes on capitol hill. democrats divided ahead of key votes on infrastructure, jobs and more. all this as the country heads towards a government shutdown. >>> the search for brian laundrie while the fbi returned to his parents' home as hundreds lined up to pay their respects to gabby petito

that crashed in northern montana on saturday.amtrak says the train was headed from chicago to seattle when eight of the train's ten cars derailed. >>> and then gabby petito was laid to rest, and hundreds of mourners gathered, and her father told mourners not to be sad. >> gabby is the most amazing person i ever met. if you are going to leave here today, i am asking that you guys be inspired by the way she treated a road trip with her fe shawn a has not been seen in more than a week. >>> more details now. according to a family attorney, agents took personal items of brian laundrie that has been missing for two weeks. after gabby went missing brian laundrie refused to talk to police. >>> we are tracking your new workweek weather forecast and things are starting to cool down. it's going to feel like fall. >> yeah, for a little while. we're seeing a riverfront coming in and spotty showers. we will watch that and see if we can get at least a little bit of rain. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> looking at a little bit of traffic at

. >>> right now at 11:00, a chaotic scene in montana after a cross-country train derails, what we're learning about that deadly crash. also the race to be san jose's next mayor is on. the city leader tossing his hat in the ring and his promises to voters. plus -- >> i believe in the vaccine, so just trying to get it done. >> rolling up their sleeves again. what surprising south bay health leaders as the covid booster shot rollout gets under way. >>> it's only been a day but health leaders say the turnout so far is a bit surprising. not as many people showing up for covid booster shots as they were expecting. marianne favro begins our coverage from the south bay. >> reporter: this cvs offered booster shots today and people we talked with said it was easy and they had very little wait. the rollout is on. he says he has peace of mind after receiving his if i sayer covid booster shot. >> i'm 68 years old, and i've been hearing about the immunity from the earlier shot regime starting to wear out. so i just want to be safe and to get the booster. >> reporter: and when he was at the pharmac

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