in new york. she was riding in the train home when she was killed that evening. >>> meantime new lawsuits from passengers involved in last week's deadly derailment were filed in federal court this morning. tom kline and robert, are representing four people, who survived the crash. attorneys say that they filed suit quickly so their clients could have access to as much preserved evidence, as possible. >>> police feared that the threat of violence is not over after a shoot-out between rival motorcycle gangs in texas. nine people died in the gunfire, in a popular restaurant yesterday. abc news correspondent lana sap has the latest. >> reporter: police in waco, texas new trouble was brewing among rival biker gangs at twin weeks bar and restaurant. police said their officers were able to keep things, to a minimum. >> without a doubt those officers saved our citizens lives yesterday. >> reporter: just a few yards a away families were eating lunch while inside bathroom at twin peaks a fight started betwe

new yorkers do complain. but new yorkers are very generous of spirit. yorkers appreciate when something special is taking place. >> another problem -- mother nature. >> there actually had to be a rule change in terms of us being able to bid on getting the super bowl. there was a rule that if it was an open, exposed stadium, it had to be in a city where the average mean temperature the day of the game is above 50 degrees. that is clearly not the case in february in the new york and new jersey area. >> they changed that temperature role. >> for this particular game, it went away. >> the stadium has a team of 1000 at the ready to clear snow from the stands with a network of chutes. facility operations vp dave duernberger says they are ready for the snow. >> with the snowmelter on the 300 concourse, and one down here on the field. we have a 600-ton snowmelter we can use in the parking lot. they have a jet engine inside. the heat that is produced from the jet engines is what melts the snow. >> it is a very big operation. >> but tisch says it is a big operati

>> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.h matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday may 19th and we're following breaking news. >> the action cam was on the scene of a fiery truck collision that is blocking part of the new jersey turnpike. it is still smoking and firefighters remain on the scene. >> it's quite a mess. let's go on over to karen rogers to give you the latest on what it means for your traffic and dave murphy has your accuweather. good morning. >> good morning. we're live in woolwich township in gloucester county. the action cam showing the scene, an accident, two tractor-trailers and a tour bus collide right on the new jersey turnpike northbound and you can see tam mentioned the smoke coming out, you can see it was carrying paint and auto parts all on the scene right now fire crews here. so, this is the new jersey turnpike. it is officially still blocked between exit one and exit two so why do you see this traffic's sneaki

the new jersey river line as well as new jersey bus service, new jersey transit is still cross-honoring so you definitely still have options. regard to rush hour, really nothing to talk about. our majors looks great. that's good news there hopefully wet letter look great for this friday morning. >> absolutely, i don't think the wet letter have any kind of me yacht role in any you know, traffic issues, certainly not this morning as we see the sun come up it, may produce little bit of sun glare. few more clouds out there today. and outside we go to the board walk plaza rehoboth, everything just completely calm collected south to southwest wind flow right now pretty modest, not terribly noticeable breeze. 54 degrees the current temperature there ever so slightly warmer in most locations, this morning than it was this same time yesterday. and we should evening out few additional degrees on the thermometer today. high pressure in place for one final afternoon. so we call it generally mostly sin, but there will be some clouds along the way too. couple of scattered showers start to build in as

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. t.j.e kayna whitworth. >> the? >> yes, you're the only one. >> i am. >> you're going to be seeing a whole lot more of this lady here. she's new to abc usually on the west coast in l.a. but spending some time in new york city with us now. >> i like it here. thanks for having me here, t.j. >> you weren't here during the winter. you would have been talking a little different. >> you're right. but i was in boston all winter long. i was there for that record winter. >> you trumped me sister, you got me there. >> i have the best snow boots in the world. >> ever, i'm sure. it's good to have you here. she's going to be with us the rest of the week. >> thank you. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. we want to start with the investigation into that failed terror attack in texas. so isis is now claiming responsibility for it. >> and the top lawmaker in the house homeland security committee calls it a textbook case what we're most concerned about. >> a claim of responsibility and a warning

in new york, susan marquez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it is quite a legacy.s is it, we're down to the last three late shows with david letterman. tom hanks will stop by tonight with rocker eddie vetter. on tuesday the great bill murray will make his forty-fourth appearance on letterman's show. on wednesday the final show will be an hour, filled with surprises, memorable highlights and one last top ten list. see it all right the here on cbs-3. >> you know dave will go out with a bang, no matter what it is, it will be a fun night. >> fun tonight. >> how sit looking? we were watching some storms. >> we are watching a few showers, but is what happening is east win is coming in. if you stepped outside it is colder outside then it was this morning. we have hit our high around 11:00a. now we are down in the 60's. so that east wind is pushing the storms out of here. let look at is what happening outside. we will look to our go pro cam mounted on the rooftop of the cbs broadcast center. you can see a few cloud hazy outside right now as that cooler air works its way in

or new york. those looking for loved ones who haven't been able to get in touch with them are urged to call amtrak. i'm live in port richmond, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." >> thank you chad. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at hahnemann university hospital where doctors are treating many of those injured passengers. katherine. >> reporter: matt more than half the people on that train were injured in some capacity. dozens of people were taken here to hahnemann university hospital. i did just get off phone with a spokesperson here at hahnemann. she told me that they saw about 30 patients, 30 people that were on that train, four people were admitted. the majority of people that came here had minor injuries like scrapes or fractures and doctors are working on the passengers right now. >> no, it happened in seconds. >> reporter: passengers describe the chaos the terror as amtrak northeast regional train 188 derailed in port richmond around 9:30 last night. 243 people were on boar

>>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news a long awaited day for commuters the long awaited generation of patco trains. >> and anthrax samples were sent around the nation. what led to that mistake. >>> and police just released new pictures that could help catch the man behind a sexual assault, the first look yet at a man wanted for attacking a woman in her own bid. chad pradelli has the image and details from investigators. >> reporter: sara until now investigators only had a sketch and distant grainy video and now images that clearly show the suspect. they hope that those images and a reward will lead to the attacker. the new surveillance video has allowed investigators to better create a timeline of monday morning sexual assault on the 1800 block of rose wood, police believe the suspect just burglarized the home and stole his car and parked it a few blocks away and then went back and sexually assaulted her as she slept. >> i

, fox news sucks. >> fox news sucks, fox news fox news sucks. fox news sucks. cautionary tale, right? that is not a scene if you want to see if you are the fox news channel during the republican primary. people chasing your employees or people they thought were your employees yelling fox news sucks. fox news four days later, four days after that milford, new hampshire debate, hosted the next republican presidential debate, as well. they cleared learned their lesson and the next one four days later in south carolina they made sure they included ron paul. fewer angry mobs that way. so it's important, right, that anyone with any perceived viability gets to be seen in the process. right? gets into the debate. sometimes that results in very large debates, right? you don't want ole savior and princess kadija in there. that's like you couldn't get lar daly. if you have to stretch to nine, 10, 11, 12 candidates so you can get ron paul and dennis kucinich and jim gilmore and all these guys in there, basically, the tendency has been to do it, right? that'

in the newsroom elissa harrington abc 7 news. >> as we mentioned abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana is in nepal with volunteers from the bay area and they're there to help with relief efforts after the earthquake. sergio continues at 4:30 with those bay area relief workers after they arrived in kathmandu. sergio is tweeting updates at svq journalist. >>> the relief and recovery efforts in nepal likely now need more help. if you would like to donate you can text nepal to 90999 to contribute $10 or call 1-800-red cross. >> a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck japan more than an hour ago. it was centered off the coast of northern japan. tremors were recorded in the nation's capital of tokyo, but there were no immediate reports of deaths or damage. that quake is not expected to cause a tsunami and there are no official warnings at this point. >>> time to turn to our weather today. we are seeing some pretty gusty conditions this afternoon. >> it's been pretty breezy the last couple of days and a live look outside from the abc 7 roof cam and you can see the flags blowing in the wind and this

here on "world news now." stay with abc news.ery latest from this train derailment coming out of philadelphia later this half hour we'll hear from more passengers and eyewitnesss described what they saw, what they felt and what they heard heard. stay with us. >> now to the missing marine helicopter in nepal. new video shows two helicopters lifting off to join the search. the marine chopper had been delivering earthquake aid when it disappeared. officials say there is no indication that it crashed but its location remains a mystery. and the death toll from the quake is expected to climb as roads to remote areas in nepal are cut off by landslides. so far, officials says 65 people are confirmed dead in the magnitude 7.3 quake. nepal is still trying to recover from a major earthquake two weeks ago that killed 8,000 people. >> well, possible republican presidential candidate jeb bush was trying to clarify something about the iraq war, but maybe he made things worse here. the political drama started when he stated he would have authori

it's a big news day. we're beginning with the news story the whole tv business cannot stop talking about. it's about brian williams and what's going to happen with the suspended newsman. it's been almost four months since he was suspended and most people have been assuming he will either come back to "news now" at the end of the suspension or he will be leaving nbc entirely frankly tarnished or disgraced after that exaggeration scandal. but this morning my sources are pointing to a third option a new role for williams. not necessarily at "news now," but somewhere else at nbc. now, these talks are still top secret inside the network and anything could happen but nbc news's new chairman andy lack is said to be advocating for this third option this new role that would keep williams in the fold. presumably it would keep lester holt at the "news now" anchor desk for the foreseeable future. brian williams has called nbc home for over 20 years but it's still quite possible two sides will not agree on this new ro

and new york were in d.c. today to have the conversation and talk about what amtrak needs to do going forward. sam ford has more. sam: the new york-bound train that crashed in philadelphia became the focus of a news conference of the u.s. conference of mayors previously scheduled. they come to the capitol to lobby congress to spend more on infrastructure. the mayors of d.c. and new york were among those raising questions about the crash. >> regardless of what happens for sure but the bigger message is we have to invest in infrastructure. not just to make a viable economy but for the safety of the people as well. sam: later report suggests speed may have been a factor in the crash. mayor bowser noted she has spoken several times by phone with the philadelphia mayor michael nutter. >> mayor bouzer: we are concerned about the passengers and the crew and that there would be the proper notification of family which i understand is happening. sam: new york's mayor noted the longer the line is closed the more it will

that is the good news. you can see as we take a closer zoom in near philadelphia, we have a cell just to the west of the city and that is moving toward the city, south street seeing on heavy rain and south philadelphia as well. these slowly will be coming to an even as we lose daytime heating. what a difference though, for some miles make about 60 miles in the city, 89 the high. sea isle only 69 degrees, so, we're talking about a 20-degree difference in temperatures. you cane mostly sunny tomorrow temperatures in the 80's, at day a front approaches muggy but not until sunday we will see showers and thunderstorms. temperatures still in the 80's but that will bus the heat. as we look ahead the forecast during evening a few isolated showers and storms. overnight low 69. during the the day tomorrow, partly sunny stray shower possible, high temperature is 84. as we go hour by hour tomorrow, in the morning, 72 by lunch hour 81. steamy again. din are hour 82. if you have any evening outdoor plans eating outside wi

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"nbc 10 news" at 5:00 starts now. >>> "nbc 10" breaking news. >>> 5 people dead.e than 140 hurt. this morning we're gathering new information from the scene of a deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia and new video and witness accounts that paint a clearer picture of what exactly went wrong. >> we just rolled and rolled. the next thing i knew we were pushing out the emergency exit and i was outside and there were people screaming and bleeding. >> the situation so dire that first responders were treating the victims on scene, triaging them there and using buses to get people to hospitals quickly. >>> sky force 10 is still live over the scene for us this morning. you can see one of the mangled cars there, six cars involved and mangled metal. at this point we haven't heard of any other casualties being pulled out of the wreckage there. the investigation shortly will begin into what went wrong on the tracks. federal investigators headed to the scene. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news" this morning. i'm chris cato. >> reporter: i'm tracy davidson, live in p

also new jersey transit is cross honoring amtrak tics between new york and trenton chestnut hill west line suspended and trenton line suspended. you will want to plan accordingly this morning and with that said folks will be busing. new jersey turnpike will be extra busy today and trenton transit will be that busy today, ukee and erika. >> we will continue to follow very latest on this amtrak tragedy. >> stay here with "eyewitness news" throughout the morning we will have the latest information on this derailment victims and as vittoria was just telling you commute how your commute to work will be affect this morning. we will be right back. >>> good morning, we will continue to follow latest on the amtrak tragedy, here in philadelphia. >> five people are dead and dozens injured have after their train derailed, in port richmond. this accident has closed the nation's busiest rail corridor between new york and washington d.c. as federal investigators sift through mangled wreckage to determine what went wrong. that is a big question this morning, so far there is no word on a cause. >>> ri

mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> some alarming new numbers about increasing rates of sexuallyuse of social media to arrange casual and anonymous sexual encounters could be the cause of a drastic rise in these stds. these numbers are only from one state, rhode island, but still they have seen hiv rates rise 33% over the past two years. gonorrhea cases up 30%, syphilis up 79% all evidence of a shifting attitude about casual sex. >> stick with those emojis maybe. >> just saying. >>> a newly discovered glitch in apple's iphone software can cause them to shut down with text messages. they receive a specific string of characters to cause the phones to crash. to make matters worse, some pranksters figured out how to use details about that glitch to deliberately crash other people's phones. apple says it is working as fast as it can on a fix. the good news is you don't get sexually transmitted diseases if your phone -- >> i don't want to single out one, the tinder. >> yes. >> is one where you find people that are local. all you are doing is you look if they are cute or not and whateve

those story and more when "action news" comes right >> here's what's happening "action news" 11:30 new information about the oil spill devastating the coastline in central california with ruptured pipeline missing that might have prevented this catastrophe. thoughts of bikers roll into the nation's capitol for annual event to support veterans and why this is year round effort for these men and women and trip way back in time in new jersey today the festival shows what life was like number medieval times. but first frustration and answeringer is growing in cleveland ohio after a white police officer was acquitted of killings of two unarmed black motorists and shooting happened after a high speed chase that ended with officers firing 17 shots in into the scar. tonight officials are calling for calm. abc chuck severe son has more. >> protesters took to streets of cleveland saturday evening. peaceful and relatively few. >> this was reaction trial by judge was acquitted. >> officer relo was charged in deaths of timothy russel and melissa williams killed in hail of 137 police bull nets 2012

>> good news/bad news. the prosecutors found no ef dense that he ordered the closers, no evidence that he knew about them. although the lawyer says that there is some evidence out there. that's the good news so far for chris christie. his fund wrazing has dried up. the bad news is ever since this story broke, his poll ratings in new jersey across the country have plummeted. his fund-raising has dried up. jeb bush is poaching his big donors in new jersey. i spoke with chris christie's team friday. they're going full speed ahead. they want to be in this race. he's going back up to new hampshire. but it's a very, very uphill fight. >> full speed ahead for now. thank you. george has a big show this morning. much more on bridgegate later on this week. george wants to know what questions you might have. tweet him @gstephanopoulos with your suggestions. thank you again, george. >> we want to send it over to ron claiborne who is tracking the stories overnight. we have news here at home. >> that is right. good morni

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abc news new york. >>> breaking new jersey, one new jersey state trooper is dead another hurt after theireer and slammed into a tree. it happened in upper freehold township monmouth county. annie mccormick joins us live from the troop c barracks in hamilton township. >> reporter: men and women here are mourning the loss of one of their own after a police cruiser carrying two troopers did hit a deer and like you said hit trees. one of the troopers died the other was injured but survived. this was video of the scene it happened around 1:00 a.m. the troopers were patrolling eastbound on 195 when their crown victoria hit a deer and struck a tree. the 24-year-old trooper behind the wheel died, the passenger was injured, but taken to the hospital and has been released he is okay. well, this morning captain stephen jones updated us about their conditions and history with the department. >> new jersey state police family suffered a tragic loss this morning whether a troop car accident involving a deer killed one trooper and injured another one. both troopers had a year and half maybe a little les

a fox news alert. four people are arrested in the ambush of the two police officers. >> it is a tragedy for all americans. >> brand new charges as new information emerges the moments before the shooting. >> the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> a newer or of terror. the growing threat and why critics say the administration isn't doing enough to fight back. >> extreme weather making a mess for millions of people blooding and tornadoes turning towns totally upside down. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> draummatic rescues from all of the rising water. where it looks more like december than may. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning to you. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for waking up early with us. two mississippi police officers are murdered in cold blood and now four suspects are under arrest. >> this morning the accused killers are set to face a judge. kelly wright is

the trial starts in july. >>> good news for new jersey natural gas customers.our bill is going down. the state board of public utilities approved a rate cut. it will save the average customer more than $33 a year. the new rate going into effect monday. new jersey natural gas serves more than half a million customers in ocean, monmouth and parts of morris and middle sex counties. >>> now to a new partnership to support parents in camden. the isabelle miller community center will be a resource center. the center staff will give guidance to parents and help them take an active role in their child's education. >> a lot of our families are asking for additional support, additional resources to help them raise their children. and so this is that additional support. >> the new center is first of four neighborhood parent centers that will open this year in camden. >>> lights out this year for fourth of july tradition in south jersey. berlin borough and berlin township canceled their holiday fire works show. berlin township's mayor says the fireworks attracted thousands

all northeast service is suspended from philadelphia to new york. we have good news. new jersey transit will cross honor the amtrak tickets between new york city and trenton. additionally an update for septa. the trenton line is still suspended. chestnut hill line has resumed but there will be alternates around the area. you can expect delays. additional trains were added to the chestnut hills line. i'll have updates on closures and the majors in the area coming up. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 11 minutes after 6:00. we've got bright sunshine illuminating that amtrak crash scene. look at the flags blowing. that's bringing the temperatures down. humidity way down from yesterday. 46%. the clouds are already moving out. we will see a lot of sunshine. 55 degrees. 60s for allentown, quaker town nothing near what we saw at mount holly. at the shore, atlantic city rehoboth 70 degrees. 70 for drexel hill swedes borrow and philadelphia with chillier weather to come. the seven day with the timing when i'm back in 10. >> reporter:

>> reporter: harry smith, nbc news new york. >> very nice.addition to mother's day plans and events that are happening today, we're also following some breaking news out of philadelphia. nbc 10's jesse gary is live on south street to tell us more. jesse? >> reporter: rosemary, three teenagers shot in and around south street. police have a lot of questions. what they don't have is a suspect or even a person of interest. more on this coming up after the break. >>> we're waking up to very warm and humid days. temperatures already in the mid- to upper 60s. you're going to feel that the minute you step outdoors. a live look outside, it's humid. we're seeing the fog and clouds and a lot like yesterday. once we see that fog burning off, we'll see some sunshine and temperatures really responding to nap into the 80s once again, but i want to wish this lady -- there she is on the left my mom, a happy mother's day. those are my sisters. i wish i could photograph my brother in there, but happy mother's day, mom. on autopilot when it comes to sensitive te

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michelle miller, cbs news, louisville. >>> a new robot walks like a human. the two-legged machine named atrius is being tested at new york university. in the future it will be able to run and go upstairs and sit designers say it will be useful for the military and at disaster scenes. cool but a little creepy. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest from baltimore on the investigation into the death of freddie gray. >>> plus a big preview of the floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao fight. we'll take you live to the hotel in las vegas. >>> and a warning to women about the link between stress and heart attacks. that's the contribution that's the that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com com h >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> well, take a look at that shot. it never gets old, right? this is from our roof cam shot of the beautiful bay bridge. >> especially on a friday it looks beautiful! >> gorgeous. anything looks gorgeous on a fri

live from delaware, cherrie greg kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tragedy has struck this biden family over the years. back in december of 197 two vice-president biden's first wife a amelia and his one year-old daughter, niomi were killed in the car accident in hockessin. beau and his brother hunter survived but less than a month later joe biden would be sworn in as delaware senator at his son's bedside. of course, we will continue to bring you latest details on this story stay with "eyewitness news" on television and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> new this morning, one person is in the hospital after a car accident, in mantua. two cars collided at 40th and girard avenue at midnight. one of those vehicles flipped over to the roof. an accident is now under investigation. >>> one person is rush to the hospital after fire rips through their bucks county home. eyewitness brian sullivan captured this picture of the fire there that broke out around 9:30 in the 500 block of west county line road in warminster. it didn't take long to get that fire under control. the causes also be

the scott pelley reports the "cbs evening news" from new york city. >> pelley: potentially deadly air bags must be replaced in millions of american cars, but what should drivers do in the mean time? also bin laden's bookshelf, formerly secret documents recovered in the raid reveal his obsession with 9/11 and himself. tornadoes flatten homes in texas and oklahoma. the next threat is flooding. and the stars come out tonight to tend to have a tell -- to the end of a television era. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, japan's takata corporation said it is stepping up production of air bags to replace the protensionly deadly ones in millions of american cars. but with 33 million americans

nbc 10 news. >>> now on to more breaking news we're following for you. two little boys were hit by a van. >> happened this afternoon in philadelphia's logan section. the two brothers were rushed to the hospital even before an ambulance arrived. drew smith is live at st. christopher's hospital. first and foremost, how are the boys doing? >> well the boys one of them is still in critical condition, the other is stable. police arrived fairly quickly at this scene, helped get the boys to einstein medical center, took them in a private car. but doctors decided they needed to come here for st. christopher's hospital for children. this happened around 1:15 this afternoon on broad street. a 2-year-old boy critical with a head injury. a 4-year-old brother of that boy has a broken leg. the mother and kids crossed the street in the middle of the block. they were not in the crosswalk. the two boys apparently darted out ahead and a work van hit them. a witness told us it was then horrible to watch as the mother tried to help the boy with the most serious injuries. an

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. >>> developing news. the marin county sheriff's deputies are searching for the person who shot someone in marin city. it happened on cole drive near drake avenue around 2:00 this morning. the sheriff said the victim was shot several times. no word on their condition. deputies have not released any information about possible suspects. >> and we have developing news in san jose. firefighters put out a fire that spread from one house to another on south second street near interstate 280. that fire broke out around 2:00 this morning. the first crews on the scene had to call for additional help. fire reached three alarms. residents escaped from their burning homes quickly and no one was hurt. >> it was smoke, i looked out the window and seen the fire under the stairs under the laundry room so i got everybody out and told everybody to get out. >> we had two working structure fires at the same time. crews did an amazing job of making entry, extinguishing the initial fire and moving it to the other building and e

if you do plan to travel, to and from, new york and trenton, new jersey, new jersey transit is cross honoring amtrak tickets. that is an option this morning for sure. chestnut hill west line was earlier suspended and been restored but still want to anticipate service delays there as well. trenton line has been suspended, and, new jersey transit, and rail line. and, plan accordingly taking mass transit and if you are traveling in and around the accident area due to so much investigation and so much clean up for this tragedy, we have many closures in and around that area would i suggest you steer clear of that space for some time, ukee. >> cadaver dogs are on the scene of the derailment, searching for my more victims. >> family and friend trying to get information on the passenger, call amtrak hot line 1.800.523.9101. take with us we will have breaking developments for you on the amtrak tragedy all morning long, right here on cbs-3. and on our web web cbs philly.com. >>> we're told the numbers could rise but right new there are at least five people confirmed dead in the accident, and d

that's it for us. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.nd meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> we are following several developing stories on this wednesday, may 20th. a disagreement between two neighbors leads to gun shots and a brief standoff. >> candidate for philadelphia mayor gets the nod from the democratic party in a landslide victory. >> a kitten killing grandmother is behind bars. hear why police say she did it. >> good morning, it's 4:30 now here on this wednesday. let's head right over to dave murphy to take a look at accuweather and karen rogers has your traffic. good morning. >> and a big change under way overnight and now into this morning. first of all you see a lack of

this is huge news!eye chef's favorites side dishes perfectly sauced or seasoned. what are you..? shh! i'm live tweeting. oh, boy. birds eye. so veggie good. >> 7:26, chopper 6 flew over the scene of the amtrak train derailment and saw work continuing so service can resume. amtrak issued a statement overnight taking full responsibility and mourning those killed in the crash. let's go over to karen rogers. >> reporter: still no service between philadelphia and new york city, they are hoping to restore service on monday and full service on tuesday. back on time and regular between philadelphia and harrisburg and new york city and boston. expect service to resume early next week. looking outside live this is i-95 at allegheny. we have a vehicle off on the shoulder, southbound traffic heading toward center city, extra heavy. on the boulevard in the inner drive at adams avenue we have a disabled vehicle blocking the left lane. the schuylkill expressway, 23 miles per hour westbound from the boulevard to belmon

news on this day. none of them, you know, specifically replicates front pages seen in the exit, but they utilize that news and the type -- and the, you know information of that era to serve as commemorative pieces. like if you go to the gift shop here at the museum and bought a copy of the constitution it would look old-timy, but you are aware you're not buying a copy of the constitution, but in the interveneingeing 140, 130 years, people have come to believe as they are passed down within families that what they have is an actual new york herald reporting the news of lincoln's assassination, and in most instances, that's not the case. one of the ways we can fell the difference between the replicas and actual papers is even in the sort of the 15 years after the death, paper changed a lot, and these papers that are part of the exhibit are the originals, printed on paper with a very high cotton content and low wood pulp content, but as we progress in the 1890s and there's morepenny press, hotly contested

to new york city.own rail service between new york and philadelphia and that is impacting thousands of commuters. >>> and health reporter stephanie stahl joins us now she got an update from doctors at temple university hospital. >> she's outside the hospital right now with the very latest details, stephanie. >> reporter: we got an update the from the chief medical officer at temple university hospital. this hospital received the most number of patients, from that derailment, and the most seriously injured they currently have, 25 patients, here, 25 have have been released, eight are in critical condition the sixth person died, died here at temple last night from massive chest injuries. lets hear what doctor herb cushion had to say. here's his update. >> the patients were awake and could talk to me, were folks in the last two cars. i didn't speak to anyone awake further ahead in the train but they said it was chaotic and difficult and the folks i talked to were injured because people felon them or things

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"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more. >> flying w will have cheryl crow here. >> concert that really was too good to be true, police say two hup people bought tickets to see cheryl crow on august 15th at flying w airport in medford but turns out it was all a hoax. >> we started reaching out is this legitimate. >> reporter: in medford and lumberton police wanted to come up with a traffic plan and then it became clear something was not right. >> started out at what appeared to be a legitimate event but then again cheryl crow just was never part of this event although, it was advertised that she was head liner. >> reporter: crow's official facebook page believes a statement saturday morning saying concert in medford was a false claim. that day police arrested kelly brian and says that she admitted to lying about cheryl crow. >> you are charged with theft by deception and deceptive business practices, do you understand that. >> i guess so, yeah. >> reporter: police don't necessity how many people are ripped off so they are asking them to step forward. cynthia pots pa

the new lawsuit tonight. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with an abc news investigation. isis is now claiming its first victory here on american soil claiming responsibility for that terror in texas. the gunmen who opened fire the traffic cop shooting them both dead. we all saw the chaos that followed. isis now taking credit for what those men did. but offering no proof tonight. also this evening, word of another person from the united states involved before this horrific scene played out. abc news has learned about secret conversations and messages that allegedly led up to the deadly encounter in texas. the burned-out car when it was all over. tonight, the hunt for the third person, an american fugitive. and abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross with those messages, right here tonight. >> reporter: isis today claimed responsibility for these scenes of america under attack -- bullets flying and police scrambling. the terror group said the two heavily armed men killed in the attack elton simpson and nadir soofi, were what it called isis soldiers. isis offered

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all of that coming up in about five minutes here on "eyewitness news". >> some other news for you nowix members of the philadelphia police depth are a quitted of federal corruption charges. cheers erupted outside the federal courthouse today after those six narcotics officers were found not guilty. prosecutors had accused of them of beating and stealing nearly half a million dollars from drug suspects. after seven days of deliberations the jury came back with verdict of not guilty on each of the 26 counts counts ranging from conspiracy and extortion to robbery. >> new at 11:00 a toy has landed a student in big trouble tonight tonight. this 11-year-old was suspended for mistakenly bringing it to school. >>> his mother tells eyewitness new reporter diana rocco administrators at the atlantic city school went too far. report roar this styrofoam they have been bullet with a tooth spic stuck in it is atlantic city educators call a weapon. >> from there looking at the quote unquote weapon looked like it was an imitation of a shank. it's a toy with a tooth pick on it. >> aaron moody's mom got

so this is good news to you? >> it's great news. it's a relief. it's important that light is being shed on these issues. >> reporter: the workers her make minimum wage and more, but new york governor andrew cuomo says far too, many mostly immigrants from asia or south america, are being victimized by employers. >> they're not here legally. they don't have working papers. they have to put food on the table. they have to support a child. so they have to do what they have to do. >> reporter: the governor's announcement comes after an investigation by "the new york times." the report says some workers were paid as little as $1.50 an hour, were forced to pay as much as $200 in so-called training fees. last year the "times" says state labor officials investigated 29 salons and found 116 labor violations. the multiagency task force will conduct in-person investigations of salons, create new health regulations to protect workers from exposure to nail product chemicals, recover unpaid wages and shut down violators. abramcyk says the consumers who flock to

this is welcome news.as excited for two reasons. >> it will eventually let us go to the stars. we don't have to worry about bringing everything with us. reporter: following the path of science fiction from star wars to star trek. they might take us across the solar system in the next hundred years. emily: coming up, we are putting pebble's newest smart watch to the test to see how it stacks up next to the apple watch. ♪ emily: it is time for the daily bite, one number that tells a whole lot. this is the number of hours of original scripted tv that aired last year. if you wanted to watch every minute, you would have to be watching for 24 straight hours for at least eight months. that is a ton of original content. in 2010, 10% were canceled. today, more than half of shows are not renewed. if they find a hit, the payoff is huge. according to an analyst, amc was able to boost advertising revenue by 200% since striking gold with "mad men" in 2007. google announced a partnership with udacity with an aim to have

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here's some of the stories other following on "action news," breaking news, a new new jersey state trooperrnight. >>> an atv driver collides with an suv driver overnight. >>> we're tracking stormy weather moving the delaware and lehigh valleys later this weekend. let's go outside to chris sowers with the check of the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: that image you just saw was down in texas with thundershowers and thunderstorms. that system will push through sunday evening into sunday night and on monday, that's when we have the best bet of seeing heavier showers and thunders

thomas: i love old things and new things. i love new york.e aspect of the size of it in downtown manhattan and the story of it. making a story. bill: adapting five buildings and having -- thomas: i went to school in greenwich village and cooper union, and it has a wonderful legacy. brendan: it is great to hear your nostalgia for new york. new york is always changing. what is the best relic that is left of that? where do you go to feel that it is still 1962? thomas: it becomes harder and harder. some of the smartest people are saving bits and pieces of them. bill: greenwich lane, of course. brendan: we need to date him for a shameless plug. [bell rings] tom: i want to have you explain to the audience why you have people spend $300 extra on your breast joy. -- on your brass joy. thomas: it is a thing you put yourself in. you should have it be better quality. take your time. the best homes and the best things come over time. brendan: i want to drag this back to the stuff that we talk about every day, meritocracy and income inequality. you went t