and philadelphia and also between new york city and boston. you can take new jersey transit. if you get to trenton they're honoring the amtrak tickets so you can take the new jersey transit line up to new york city. atlantic city rail line also impacted by this. not running between 30th street station and pennsauken. also affecting septa the septa trenton line canceled. they share those lines. septa's trenton line is canceled at this point and they say it may possibly be canceled the rest of the week. what they've done to try to help you out is add extra cars with the west trenton line. take the west trenton line as an alternate. another thing you can do if you can get to the frankford transportation center you could take the market frankford line into the city instead. chestnut hill east running on time. chestnut hill west is running but expect some delays with the chestnut hill west line. lots of impacts on the roads in port richmond as well. i would avoid the area of frankford between torresdale and castor avenue. avoid frankford avenue. instead of that stick to aramingo ri

and philadelphia and also between new york city and boston. an get to trenton you can use the new jersey transit line between trenton and new york city. they are honoring the amtrak tickets there. so if you have an amtrak ticket and you good tote trenton you can go between trenton and new york city. this is also affecting atlantic city rail line between 30th street and pennsauken. it's not running at this point. local closures through the area and there are a number of them that port richmond with crews on the scene still at this point frankford avenue officially closed and emergency workers asking you just stay away from this area between torresdale and castor avenue. you can use aramingo richmond as your alternate. a number of streets intersecting franklin. pike wheatsheaf buckius sedgley butler corral and sepviva all seeing block catches with crews on the scene. look for alternates around the port richmond area. on the big picture no other major issues affecting you if you're getting out there this morning to commute but on the roads, on the

and philadelphia, new york city and boston. ou can get to trenton you can use your amtrak tickets because new jersey transit is honoring amtrak tickets between trenton and new york city. this is also affecting the atlantic city rail lines so you want to know between 30th street station and pennsauken. those trains will not run so a lot of cancellations a lot of modifications. this is also impacting the roads. i'll have more details on those detours in a few minutes matt and tam. >> thank karen. >>> now hundreds of fire and police officials are still there on the scene of that amtrak derailment right now. federal officials will be arriving later this morning to get going on their investigation into what caused this crash. >> here's what we know so far. at least five people are dead, 65 passengers were taken to numerous hospitals in philadelphia, six of the patients are in critical condition. >> this is train 188. it was headed from washington d.c. up to new york city, a regular route but it derailed in the port richmond section a

to new york city last night when several cars derailed. of the injured are in critical condition. investigators from the ntsb are headed to the scene today. amtrak says there will be no service between new york and philadelphia until further notice. new jersey transit will honor amtrak tickets between new york city and trenton. we will be right back with live team coverage of this disaster. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> cars overturned. deputies responding to frankford. we see -- we're going classify this as a mass casualty incident. >> you see the nightmare and the wreckage there. it is 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday morning and breaking this morning catastrophe strikes when an amtrak train goes off the rails in philadelphia. >> seven cars and the train's engine either turned over or upside down. five people are dead dozens more injured. we have live team coverage right here on "action news." >> but first up we'll head

new york city and boston. you can take new jersey transit. rak tickets between trenton and new york city. atlantic city rail line canceled through this point. septa's trenton line is canceled today. maybe through the end of the week they're saying. so they're adding extra cars with west trenton line to help you out. chestnut hill east line is running. chestnut hill west line running with a delay and on the big picture the one thing that we're noticing traffic moving okay through the region. no big accidents except this new one that's just coming in so i want to mention it on 422 approaching 23, this just happened a minute ago. this is your eastbound traffic and we see a couple can of vehicles people on the scene blocking the left lane. traffic is jamming on 422 eastbound with that new accident coming in, matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> staying with that transit angle of the derailment we turn to annie mccormick live at 30th street. >> reporter: matt it has been busy overnight after the red cross did set up a comfort center in one end of

the lawsuit demands that new york city files with new york city taxi laws. the bank says that (?)se street hails are essentially prohibited under law. here's the interesting thing, they say this is the sort of first step to a -- a multibillion-dollar -- i spoke with the bank's spokesperson. multibillion-dollar takings claim that the city -- they'll sue the city, they'll sue the state, and they'll say, you have allowed us to be ripped off by not enforcing a law multi billion dollars. we want that money. the taxi limousine commission of new york city says they will review the papers. we will get them. no comment. we put calls into new york state. eric is named in the lawsuit because he's a chief legal officer of new york state. uber has no immediate comment. i will say this about this -- about this suit, and it's a fascinating reading. i haven't read the whole thing. skimmed it because we got it. if you look at page 100 of the lawsuit. liz: you skimmed all the way to -- >> paragraph -- >> oh, paragraph. >> i was directed to this. i'm not that fast a reader. i'm a dyslexic. it says i

philadelphia and new york, amtrak says that service has been suspended as a result of this deadly train derailment. however, new jersey transit will honor amtrak tickets between trenton and new york city, also today a whole lieutenant of modified schedules, that will be provided between philly and washington and philly and harrisburg and new york and boston and this transportation disruption will likely last for some time. mayor nutter says there is in circumstance in which there would be any amtrak services this week through philadelphia, he has seen those mangled tracks and down wires personally. emphasize the damage investigation in the crash is just beginning as transportation officials make thei morning. whole lot of people are trying to make their way to new york city overnight. they had a long wait here at 30th street station and people will to have make alternate plans through the week. we caught up with one group bound for new york city just a few moments ago. take a listen. >> i necessity train derailed at 9:30. our train was supposed to take off ten past ten. a assume we were the next train to go. >> reporter: does it make you thing, so close to when you were supposed to be

these were the times new york city were in very dark financial shape. ers of the city at the time came together to talk about how to save new york city. >> and they did it right here? >> everyday they would say, where should we meet? my father said, it is a bit selfish on my part because all i have to do is take an elevator, but let's meet at the regency. [laughter] that is literally where the term -- in the mid-70's, where the term power breakfast started. we will re-establish the regency as the home of the power breakfasts, the place where people want to come to see and be seen. >> coming up, what kind of hotel room does $100 million buy? what is the most expensive part of this room? >> the bathroom. the bathrooms are very, very expensive. ♪ >> just before it reopened, jonathan tisch, chairman of loews hotels, gave me a tour of the newly renovated loews regency in east midtown manhattan. >> here we go, betty. after you. >> all right. newly renovated rooms. you have designed -- you picked out almost everything in this room. >> i can tell you stories beh

the new york city once the power to approve huber and lift app updates. pandora's plan to expand it to news, weather, and sports. i sit down with their finder. pebble's ceo is here with the new smart watch and we will compare it to the apple watch. google developers to sending on san francisco today for the company's annual i/o conference. there was a series of new features including an updated android operating system and an always on search feature. also a partnership with hbo to offer their standalone app on android devices. also, a new system called android pay. i am joined by one been he does -- what is different about android pay, how do customers benefit? guests: it makes it easy to do in app purchases and terminal purchases. what we make for other system players that make it easy to interact with their devices. emily: able browse, don't buy, and that is something that google is trying to change. how does the weight that people that shop on android phones differ from those that shop on apple? juan: apple made it easier and faster to pay with native

we'll tell you how the new york city subway is helping the online retailer fulfill orders. ity subway is helping the online retailer fulfill orders. now at chili's new top shelf ranchero chicken tacos. stop in for lunch and tap, swipe, and go. chili's. fresh is happening now. we used to have so many empty rolls! mom! that's why we switched to charmin ultra mega roll. charmin ultra mega roll is 75% more absorbent so you can use less with every go. plus it even lasts longer than the leading thousand sheet brand. charmin ultra mega roll. introducing the first ever gummy multivitamin from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," oil unrest in seattle and amazon's subway shipping. jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. a protest against active drilling ended peacefully in seattle

there's no city in the world as safe as new york in terms of capabilities, mann powers and resources. no city in america that takes it more seriously than us, with the exception of corey washington, and los angeles a close second. >> did the police department go too far in fighting terrorism in the way that it tried to infiltrate the muslim community? >> where does that stand. many felt alienated from the police department because of made. >> that's the subject of a number of suits and litigation at the moment that i was not here during that time. since my appointment. after my pointment, as we reviewed the information. one of the units that was the subject of concern on the part of the muslim community or some factions was an entity with a number of names, but the demographic unit was the one most widely used. its responsibility, among some of its responsibilities was to identify in this large city, where was the muslim population. it's something that police attempted to do. we want to know where the jewish population is located in the city. we do the same thing in los angeles, for a

lost our connection to joel waldman who is on the ground there but you can see so many people in new york city are saying the same thing this morning. i ride that train all the time. it is the most popular amtrak routes between washington d.c. and new york city. many of us fox employees ride it all the time. unfortunately maybe even ironically a great number of people ride it who don't like airplanes, who are afraid to fly and they will ride that train and they wake of this morning and see this awful scene. >> it is worth noting between the year 2005-2014 ridership in this specific area, in this country has gone up 30%. for amtrak overall. actually to your point the railroads are getting a lot of use and questions raised today is the we will get into later in the program about money invested in infrastructure and whether or not we are maintaining these very busy railway is, as well as we should be. one thing to point out is this is taxpayer money, federal/state dollars. questions raised, not to that point yet we need to figure out, the scene is devastating. john hyatt is joining, former railro

to new york city.ording to reports by the associated press, and others that the train was -- front of rain was coming into a turn and it shook and then it went off the rails. so again, there are maybe as many as 240 people on that train train. we're hearing reports of up to 50 people may have been injured but as you can see this scene in port richmond this is extremely active scene as lucy is talking buehl those people looking for people this is a rescue -- search rescues operation right now. this is again the picture from twitter on former congressman patrick murphy tweeted this out he was on the train and said he's okay but he's helping others and asked to pray for others. so you can see we've talked about before, this particular car has tilted on its side and people are obviously in there. this is a problem. again we have bruce gordon on the way we hope to have him soon. this is a developing situation and this is just a tragedy that's happened about half hour ago. >> this day and age of social media

nine of them have shown up on the streets of new york city. senator chuck schumer calls this the iron pipeline. that's not so unusual for guns to come from states like georgia into the city. tell me about that and tell me about the problem that -- >> time and time again guns killing people on the streets of new york city are coming from a handful of southern states like georgia, which have lax gun laws. it's not enough for new york city alone to restrict gun sales here because we live in a big country with states that make it easier for people to go down south and purchase guns. it's legal to buy dozens of guns at once. why would someone need to go into a store in georgia and buy dozens of handguns? that for hunting? it's for distribution. these are arms dealers going to the south where access is easy and coming north to places like new york. we need federal rules to protect new york and cities everywhere. >> and in this particular case i believe the guns were stolen from this pawn shop and the store owner was quoted as saying that of course he

live over 30th street station where paerms are boarding amtrak train 110 which bill take them to new york city for first time in six days and "action news" reporter katherine scott is live inside the terminal with more on that you good morning katherine. >>> matt, mayor nutter was here greating passengers as they boarded train this morning. i checked the board. it's still posted as boarding. it has not taken off yet. it should soon. that is where passengers are reporting this morning. you can see the lines are gone. everyone is getting on the train. but it's scheduled to take off at 5:53 it's running late this morning. late yesterday afternoon a service was held at the site to remember the 8 people who lost their lives and more than 200 injured. the investigation is underway into what caused train to accelerate to more than twice the speed limit as it approached the curve and then derailed. they're looking to reports something may have struck the windshield before the crash. on friday federal regulators were told to use automatic train control system to trains near northbound side that's not f

new york is hard. it has one of the highest cost of living in the entire country. in new york city the median rent rose more than 10% between 2006 and 2013 and that is why incomes are stagg incident or decline -- stagnant or decline. new york developers are allowed to set their own criteria. >> they say it's affordable. they do a creditship. a lot of us have hardship. why should we be crucified. a lot of times people have bad credit have no relationship as to whether they'll be a bad tenant. >> what it someone says you can't pay your bill how will you pay me as landlord. >> sometimes the issue with credit is you don't have credit cards, you have almost no credit. that's because you have a low income and you are living pay check to pay check. >> those living pay check to pay check the demand for an affordable home is higher. take this brooklyn building. this area has 38 units. guess how many people applied. over 80,000. it's more than 2,000 applicants for each unit. howard is the vice president for policy research. what about those that say a diverse new york is the best new york. l

bound for new york city's penn station. the train consisted of one locomotive and seven passenger cars and according to amtrak there were 238 passengers and a crew of five for a total of 243 occupants of the train. approximately 9:21 p.m. while traveling through a left-hand turn, the entire train derailed. just moments before the derailment the train was placed into engineer-induced braking and this means the engineer applied full emergency brake application. maximum authorized speed through this curve was 50 miles per hour. when the engineer induced brake application was applied, the train was traveling at approximately 106 miles per hour. three seconds later, when the data to the recorders terminated the train speed was 102 miles per hour. i will indicate these are preliminary figures of speed. subject to further validation. that's our first look at it. it is a pretty complex thing. you don't just press a button and it spits out a speed. we have to measure the wheel speed and put that into a formula but we're pretty confi

the tactic helped to clean up new york city, but at what cost. "on target" back in 2 minutes. >>> the broken window policy of policing gained prominence in new york in the 1990s. it's a zero tolerance to crime cracking town on minor offenses to prevent bigger crime. with the deaths of eric garner in staten island and freddy gray in baltimore, critics charged the policy unfairly targetting minorities, creating distrust. in every police department and twice in new york. hoe said in works and critics have it wrong. >>> one even two years ago 17-year-old dion flood and his girlfriend squeezed through a turnstyle at the new york subway on the swipe of a fair card. they committed a crime called turns style jumping. less than an hour later flood was battered, semiconscious and on his way to the hospital. >> his whole body was swollen. he had a wrap around his head where the wound was, he had a brace on his net and shackles on the bottom of his feet >>> why shackle? >> because he was under raft. >> and n.y.p.d. reports two officers watching from a nearby

>> yeah. >> you road to new york city together. >> we road to new york. >> what were they saying aboutheir experience? >> they were grateful to walk away from it with minor bruises. >> she says she's going to try to leave new york city on sunday and head back down to north carolina through philadelphia. she's naughtot sure that will be a possibility. she's going to take it one day at a time. >> a devastating day of travel. >>> let's change gears. police officer matt kinny will not be charged for the shooting of unarmed 19-year-old. the shooting was ruled a lawful use of police force. will this change anything as police across the country? joining us is the milwaukee county sheriff. did they come to the right conclusion? this guy was on drugs, assaulted a bunch of people. it was running in and out of traffic and got shot seven times. did the investigation, for you, su suffice? >> my thoughts and prayers are with the victims of that train crash. as it relates to your question the da got it right. what was satisfying to me is this is a hyperpartisan race demagogue of a da. under the rule

new york and boston. new jersey transit will cross honor all amtrak tickets between new york city and trenton this morning. good news there. some delays and suspensions for septa as well. the trenton line is suspended. the chestnut hill line is suspended but is resuming now. additional cars will be added to the trenton line and you can use the market frankford line if you want to get in and out of center city. we're dealing with over 1 1/2 hour delay on route 422 eastbound headed into king of prussia area. all lanes completely closed due to an accident. >> chief medical officer. last night at 10:00 p.m. we started receiving patients from the train derailment and over the course of the next few hours we got 54 patients and treated them. one of the patients who arrived here died from their injuries. we're not able to release any additional information about that patient at this time. 25 of those patients were treated and released and 25 are still at the hospital. the entire team responded wonderfully. most of the injuries were musculoskeletal, arms legs ribs, and i'm extremely proud of how all the folks at

a northeast regional train that left from washington, d.c., just a few hours ago on its way to new york city. richard reeve is live at union station with the latest. richard? richard: this was northeast regional number 188 that left union station at about 7:10 p.m. due to go to new york city. this is regarded as a mass castle the incident. that means the fire department police emergency services have all hands on deck at the location. what we have been seeing, what we have been talking about earlier reports said that the train shook as it went around a turn. another report said the trainers seem to shift onto its right side. we know that about 200 people were on the train, 8 to 10 cars derailed, at least two on their side. we have heard reports of 50, 60 people injured, lacerations, broken bones, things like that. we know that an ntsb team is on their way, search teams, as you may be showing on the video looking with flashlights. they are hoping to get floodlights from the police department soon. the first priority is search and rescue anybody inside the wreckage first. then they will start

new york city and cities all over the country need the federal government to address income in income inequality. >> perception, though, that even though you think you do this for new york voters don't think that. >> the fact is this is something that has to happen for our people. none of us should get lost in perceptions. we deal on facts, everyone understand the the federal government has a huge impact on the future of the roads, highways mass transit, education, affordable housing, things we are crying out for solutions for in new york city. it's obvious what we need it right here. >> so i noticed on your plan, you have refinance student loan debt for lower interest rates what progressives are pushing nationally are debt free student loans. >> we heard that from a lot of members from the coalition, particularly the kau cause, and that's something to work on to add into this coalition effort. >> the cars ration rate is a concern. there's a report that you're saying the murder rate in new york has gone up 20%. there was just a robbery over midtown manhattan and shots fired over a pol

train 111 departed new york city for philadelphia right around now. we're live at 0th street station. katherine scott, "channel 6 action news". >> funerals are scheduled today for two of the eight people that died in amtrak crash. services for bob gildersleeve junior will be held in monday touj county new jersey and rachel jacobs laid to rest in suburb ur an detroit today and some of the other victims were remembered over the weekend including funeral services for laura finamore yesterday. >> police s in waco texas stepped up controls. they're worried about retaliation between motorcycle gangs. gunfire took place outside between peaks restaurant sending patrons running for cover. nine bikers died. none of the public was hurt. five rival gangs got together to settle differences and fight broke out. police detained more than 100 people for questioning and made saevrl rests. >>> pennsylvania primary is tomorrow. "action news" reporter annie mccormick spoke with candidates in race for dem rat in race for democratic residential race. checking in with poll

from more than 1,200 feet above new york city anticipation is high for today's opening of the observatoryhe jaw-dropping 360-degree views of new york city has been in the making for more than a decade. from the ground you can barely see to the top of one world trade, but at this morning's official upper opening, visitors will visit the ipod elevators that will rocket to the 102nd floor in just 47 seconds. there the city stretches out in 360-degree views. david checketts operates the one world trade observatory. >> we wanted this to be a place of hope of courage, of resiliency. >> reporter: there is little reference here to the tragedy of 9/11. the focus is the beauty of new york city from the brooklyn bridge to the empire state building to the statue of lynn earth. the observatory's three floors include event space, restaurants, and a gift shop. the observatory will be open year round and expect 3 million to 4 million visitors a year. john cartier has already been to the top. he's the electrician that helped install the beacon and spire of the building. while he was there, he etched his b

amtrak northeast corridor not running between philadelphia and new york city but running with a modifiedork city and boston and new jersey transit honoring amtrak tickets. so, we have that cross honoring program in effect. this will affect a lot of people throughout the port richmond area and certainly if you're taking mass transit. weather-wise we're looking at 63 degrees waking up this morning, no weather related problems impacting people out there in the rescue area as well as when you're traveling with lots of sun and a high of 69. matt and tam. >> annie mccormick continues our live team coverage of the derailment disaster joins us live where from 30th street station. annie no northeast corridor tickets issued today. >> reporter: matt that's right a lost changes today but also a number of those people that you were talking about that were at the hospital that are now able to leave many of them are going to head here to 30th street station. first they'll meet with the red cross. there they will check in with the red -- so the red cross can take down their names so that they can be acc

and new york city and the tri-state area. they want people to call in if they. 1-800-523-9101. 1-800-523-9109. tony? >> amtrak has suspended all train service between philadelphia and new york city. how long is that expected to last? that would impact a great number of people. >> yes, the commute this morning would have been wrecked for people trying to travel between new york city and washington, d.c. and according to the mayor of philadelphia as early or late depending on how you want to think of this, as of last night he said that he thought it would be at least a week before this stretch. of line is reopened. and it's not difficult to see why. not only do they have to continue the investigation, but then they have to move on to the clean up and then to the repair. think how much is overhead powering these trains. i don't think we'll see trains running properly on this man line according to the mayor until next week. >> i believe that first news conference is at 2:15, we'll talk with you then. let's go to lisa stark. three

the tactic helped to clean up new york city, but at what cost. "on target" back in >> my name is imran garda the show is called third rail, when you watch this show you're gonna find us being un-afraid. the topics will fascinate you, intrigue you... >> they take this seriously... >> let me quote you... >> there's a double standard... >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america pass >>> the broken window policy of policing gained prominence in new york in the 1990s. it's a zero tolerance to crime cracking town on minor offenses to prevent bigger crime. with the deaths of eric garner in staten island and freddy gray in baltimore, critics charged the policy unfairly targetting minorities, creating d

the problem is worse in new york city. here housing is in short supply. when the city holds a lottery for affordable apartments, new yorkers jump. then the problem is too many applicants, too few apartments. morgan radford picks up the story from there. >> this is it. >> reporter: this is your beautiful apartment. this is your kitchen. . >> this is my kitchen. >> this 61-year-old won the lottery, who out of 1.5 million won a subsidised rental apartment last year. >> this is the bathroom. >> reporter: this is the bathroom. >> this is kevin's room and my master bedroom. that is the walk-in closet. >> reporter: you have all this. >> i have everything i wanted in my life. >> reporter: the market value $2100. how much do you pay now? >> $828 a month. >> reporter: ms christopher, a home health aid had to meet income and credit requirements to qualify. >> i used to work $7.25 an hour. >> reporter: not everyone is so lucky. so we are at a church in brooklyn where people have come to learn to navigate the new york city lottery process and have come here to figure o

way too many of new york city's finest have died in this way. would you look at this? ousands saluting. as his remains come by. it's an incredibly powerful thing. the level of support. not just from new york city, but from police departments and sheriffs offices all across the land. salutingsaluting the hearse and the family. this is brian moore's family, his father here in the background, just as open for the world to witness their grieving as anybody ever could be. and just a couple of police officers sharing a hug today because when one goes, it certainly affects them all. this is a sign of the times. heavy security at the funeral. these are police snipers looking over the area. they thenned to take out individual police officers. it has happened right here, and awful sign of our times if there's snipers on a roof protecting those who came out to mourn the loss of one of their own, and finally the new york city mayor bill at the deblasio touching the casket. the police commissioner willam bratton, and julie bander was outside the church. quite a police presence. >> y

in any event, he goes to school in new york city. in his early teens, he will start his acting at the african grove theater, which was the first african american theater in the united states. what amazes me is how this show man in his early teens, 13 or 14, knew what he wanted to do in life to the point where he realized at about age 15 that he was not going to make it as a black actor in the united states. he takes himself off to england. talk about initiative. he is still mid-teens. this is 1824. he will leave new york city bound for london. in 1824, robert e. lee has just won acceptance to west point. in 1825, lee will gain admittance. he has to wait a year, but he will gain admittance to west point. in 1825, aldridge has been in england for a year and will star in his first role as "othello," one of shakespeare's plays. that is the character we see him dressed as in this portrait. this is by an english artist. it came to the gallery in 1972 through an english estate. what do people think about this? an african american in that ro

being in the park after dark, or riding your bicycle on the street corner. >> new york city focuses attention in minority areas. >> johnny is a former new york police officer. >> they claim this is where all the crime is taking place, which may have some truth to it. however, when you get to the point where all you are doing is writing summonses, writing summonses, making arrests, without working with people, it's like an army of occupation. it does more harm than good. >> new york's police commissioner credits broken window making the city a safer place. it works, it's essential. it will in new york city. robberies, shootings and murders hit lows, and arrests for misdemeanours like trespassing have fallen over the last few years. do you think minorities have been targeted. why are more arrested? >> the reality is we live in a majority. you are not going to see it at any point in time, a majority being arrested. >> the n.y.p.d. says more than 80% of people arrested for misdemeanours are african-americans and hispanics, but make up half the population. the debate prompted the speaker to call f

new york. as vittoria mentioned new jersey transit will honor amtrak tickets between trenton and new york city. tolls day modified amtrak service will be provided between philly and washington and philly and harrisburg and transportation disruptions will last for some time. mayor michael nutter says there is no circumstance in which there would be any amtrak services this week through philadelphia he has seen those mangled tracks and down wires personally. beside the damage the the investigation is j beginning as transportation officials make their way to the scene this morning. those trying to make they are way to new york city overnight had a long wait here at 30th street station. we caught up with one group jumping on a bus bound for nyc just a few minutes ago take a listen. >> it is very stressful and i just want to get home. >> reporter: how long have you been waiting. >> for a while, 11:30 or what time. >> about 11:30. it was 11:30. >> so how long have have you been on the train, you have been on a train for how long? >> from about 8:00 something to about 3:00 o'clock almost, 3:00 o'clock

a jet blue chart ert flight between new york city and cuba has already been announced. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the poison plot. the college student accused of spraying win deck inging windex on her roommate's food. watch this. we'll have new details on the investigation. >>> also the terrifying moment on the subway. the explosion and what that worker was trying to do on the tracks. >>> and, later here tonight, the wedding singer's rapping granny. she stole the spotlight from adam sandler for a time in that movie, and tonight, we remember. e not confident you have complete visibility into your business, it can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. with innovative solutions that connect machines and people... to keep your internet of things in-sync, in real-time. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. ♪ durin

amtrak suspended between philadelphia and new york city. modified between washington and philadelphia. moving onto the septa trenton line suspended as well. atlantic city rail starting with the outbound train to atlantic city at 433/537 in bound to philadelphia. tracy. >>> breaking news overnight. we learned overnight that blew's legend bb king has passed away. the famed guitarist died in his sleep at his las vegas home at 12:40 a.m. our time. king sold millions of records and was inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame. the famed singer suffered from diabetes and was in declining health. he was 89 years old. >>> 4:02. now to the deadly derailment in philadelphia. we're looking at what went wrong. the last two rail cars are being trucked away from the scene. crews will take those cars down i-95 to amtrak to the yard in bear delaware. "nbc 10's" matt delucia has covered the crash from the start. he's live again at the steen in port richmond. matt, what's happening there now? >> reporter: very similar to what we saw yesterday. a lot more ha