>> we grew up on this. >> everyone in quebec? >> what else? is no reason to live here if there is no hockey. >> hockey rinks pop up all over the city to accommodate montrealers' desire to risk teeth, groin, and limb. right behind fred and dave's restaurant joe beef a pickup game of chefs, cooks, and hospitality professionals is under way. some of these guys have looked to be a little long in the tooth to be out there swinging sticks at each other skidding around on the ice. this is normal behavior? people actual dye this? >> absolutely. this is every day growing up playing hockey. canadian national sport, man. >> this young one is already being indoctrinated. hello, young man. >> you going to play hockey? are you going to be a goalie or a player? >> a player. >> wow. >> a player. >> oh, man. am i going to get like a mouth full of puck by the way? >> it's being catered with fred and dave's usual restraint. >> come eat. >> hot coco in styrofoam cups? no. try a titanic containing flintstone sized hunks of pork belly, bacon, home made portions, sm

and i'm very proud of quebec.u know. >> you celebrate canadian history. you celebrate canadian traditions. you celebrate canadian ingredients in a way that no one else has. are you some kind of patriot, is that what's going on here? is it national -- >> he's very much a patriot. i say all the time this is what's very important to restaurants to me in north america if not the world. it's an art installation, if you look at it. >> the meal begins, begins with a tower of maple desserts. >> good lord! sponge maple toffee, maple doughnuts, beaver tails, maple cotton candy, but wait, there's more. almond croissant, biscuits, some nougat. >> there we go. i think that's a first for me. i've never seen that done. >> no? >> not with a hammer. >> let the madness begin. next, a whole loaf of foie gras with baked beans on a pancake, cooked in duck fat, of course. cheese and eggs cooked in maple syrup. >> wow, that's awesome. >> there's sauted duck hearts, gizzards and pig's ear topped with a heaping pile of pork rinds. oh, and

this exploded in eastern canada, near a town in quebec province. this smoke fills the air and the town is home to about 6000 people. fire officials say 30 town -- 30 buildings have been destroyed, some by the initial explosions and some by the subsequent fire. 60 people have been reported missing. the accident happened at 1:00 on saturday morning, when the train came off of the tracks. four of them then exploded. more tankers are at risk of blowing up. fire services in the united states support those fighting the blaze. >> let's check in on this developing story, the airplane crash at san francisco airport. tell us everything that you know? >> basically, we understand that the airplane had put down their landing gear, apparently, the tail fell off according to one eyewitness, and then the airplane apparently flipped over. you arean imagine, supposed to have your seat belts buckled when landing -- in case something like this happens. we don't know if anyone was injured or if anyone may have been killed because of this. it was very close to the groun

hospitalizados, uno a uno, vagÓn por vagÓn, hasta contar 72 explotaron en un tren con hidrocarburos en quebec, 5 muertos y 46 desaparecidos, el departamento de trabajo dijo que en junio de este aÑo, se generaron 195 mil empleos aquÍ en estados unidos, comenzamos. ♪. ♪. ♪. este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana, con fÉlix de vedu, y lourdes ramos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos al "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana, comenzamos con el accidente del aviÓn de asiana airlines en san francisco, veamos una animaciÓn, muestra como la nave hizo contacto con el terreno antes de la pista del aeropuerto, la cola del aviÓn choca contra el muro de piedras que sirve de contenciÓn al ocÉano, se rompe, se separa el tren de aterrizaje, el fuselaje se desliza en la pis ta, y deja pedazos a su paso, los pasajeros abandonaron el aviÓn con los toboganes de emergencia, se dijo que debÍa aterrizar mil pies antes de donde lo hizo, vamos con luis mejid, que tiene lo Último de la investigaciÓn desde el aeropuerto de san francisco. >>> muchas gracias, estamos en el aeropuerto internacional de san f

louis river alt the way to quebec city and we -- all the way to quebec city and we brought you the details as soon as we got word. you can get the latest breaking news anytime by following us on twitter at abc2news.com. >>> no injuries reported in virginia overnight but there were extremely angry amtrak passenger. the train broke down on the track on its way to richmond about 5 yesterday and didn't make it there until 7:00 this morning. officials said an axle was the blame but there were 260 passengers on the train and the policy doesn't allow them to leave the train while stranded in between stations. >>> we have pan update on the death of sabriya towels. she is the 16-month-old left in a hot car in lansdowne. the death was called hyper thermia. the death was ruled accidental. a relative was supposed to drop her off at child care. instead, help went home -- he went home, went to sleep and didn't discover the girl until hours later when he went back to the truck to pick her up. >>> now unfortunate incidents like this are not uncommon. there are steps upclan take such has putting something

this charming red rocking horse was made circa 1900 in quÉbec.the lines of the body, neck and head capture the formal qualities of the animal with the elegance of simplicity. often the legs on such toys are broken and repaired, but the metal rods for these legs do not seem to be replacements. a dancing figure of a man from nova scotia about 1920. he is wearing a uniform which suggest that he was a sergeant. why this should be the maker's choice is explained perhaps by the perhaps of the mounties are the provincial police of nova scotia where this piece was done. in some rural communities, sit down advancing was a common feature of community dances. in this example of a jumping jack probably inspired by such gatherings has borrowed its subject from uniformed authority figures such as the soldier. we have an owl book on our agenda coming up and so i had to share this lovely owl. it also is from ontario about 1950, so it's a little eight. and it is made out of brown paint. it was designed and meant to look as realistic as possible and perched on a t

the people are up in arms. >> the american owners of the derailed plane in quebec, the montreal maine and atlantic short line railway did not respond to a cbs news request for comment, publicly, they blame the engineer for failing to set the brakes on the train. which came from north dakota. >> jim. >> axelrod: don, thank you. up next a next, as kateaby is cn happens when the newborn arrives? roya. >> axelrod: perhaps you have heard, in london, kate middleton and prince william are expecting their first child, and while buckham palace has only said the due date is some time in july as the month wears on everyone's royal expectations are peeking. here is elizabeth palmer. > >> reporter: and that was it. kate's last public appearance exactly one month ago before she disappeared from view to await for her baby. outside st. mary's hospital in london this weekend, the media are waiting too. the birth of this baby will be big news. it is already big business for bookies who dropped by in costume to show the betting odds on the baby's name. and no surprise, poke on at that and hash tag are t

. >>> the death toll of the train disaster in quebec has reached 14 with dozens still unaccounted forormation is coming to light how that accident happened. the ntsb says the tankers involved have a history of puncturing after accidents. >>> a federal judge in wisconsin blocked enforcement of a new line signed by governor walker who allows doctors lacking privileges for performing abortions. the judge said it had troubling lack and set a new hearing. >>> smoke and ash shot out in mexico's volcano you see right there. it's happened over the past several days prompting four u.s. airline carriers to suspend flights. >>> for your first look at business we turn to courtney reagan. >>> consumers broke out their credit cards in may. this is another sign they're optimistic about the economy. the consumer credit jumps to 8%, the biggest monthly gain in a year and shows a willingness by people to build up their balances. >>> barnes & noble ceo says they continue to lose money with nook sales, wiping out profits from traditional books. >>> 7-eleven isn't skimping on slurpees. it's shedding out t

off a series of explosions in eastern quebec.ive people have been called and 2,000 canadians were forced out of their homes. >>> we will find out tomorrow if the new bay bridge will open on schedule. bay officials are expected to brief lawmakers tomorrow. and if they are going to finish the stabilizers where they snapped and testing if the other 2200 bolts are sound. at this point the new bridge is scheduled to open labor day weekend. >> we will see.

so quebec authorities just held a press conference.what more is be learned about the crash and the missing? >> the situation is looking more and more grim. emergency officials say they are expecting more deaths it be reported as they continue their investigation and sweep of the town. the devastation unfolding early saturday morning, that's when a train which was pulling more than 70 tankers of crude oil slipped down here, derailed and crashed into the town in quebec. at least 30 buildings were engulfed in flames. authorities evacuated more 2,000 people. two trains are still burning. one emergency responder talked about the gruesome discovery made. >> they have found five bodies inside of the rooms that you can see behind me. right now we're not even on the scene and we only have a portion of the screene that we can go inside. >> my home is destroyed, and i have no family and friends here and it was my birthday. so i lost everything. so it's hard. no have nobody here. >> some of the town are calling it the deadly run away train after m

areolice in canada say 50 confirmed dead after an oil train exploded in quÉbec on saturday.the fire was so intense that many of the missing may never be found. aw authorities are conducting criminal investigation to find out why the trains hand brakes were not set. >> daniel lacked reports. was 72 oil takers that exploded in this quiet lakeside town has been parked for the night about 12 kilometers away. just how it broke loose and hurtled toward the town at beat up to 100 kilometers an hour is what transport safety officials and police are trying to work out. there has been a lot of anger here that the owners of the train, the montrÉal main and atlantic railway, took days to apologize and offer compensation . the company chairman also suggested the train driver may have caused the crash by not properly locking mechanical brakes on the taker cars. >> this was a failure of the break. it is very questionable whether the brakes, the hand brakes were properly applied on the strain. as a matter of fact, i will say they were not, or else we would not have had this incident. >> tra

>>anny: in canada, a church bell tolled in quebec as people gathered outside a church to remember thevictims of last weekend's fiery train explosion. they held a moment of silence as church bells rang out 50 times. canadian authorities say the remains of 35 people have now been recovered in the small quebec town devastated by a fiery train derailment. fifteen others are missing and presumed dead. it was a week ago today that a locomotive and 72 tankers carrying shale oil slammed into downtown lac- megantic after rolling down a slope and gathering speed. the crash and ensuing explosions destroyed homes, businesses and a bar filled with people. in france, a powerful crane has lifted a train car that was badly damaged in a derailment. and nearly 20 injured when four cars left the tracks. railroad stations and trains fell silent for a moment -- to remember the victims. authorities had feared more victims would be found under the wreckage. but none were discovered. investigators believe equipment failure on the tracks may have caused the derailment. after some momentum from tim lincecum--

much of a small town in quebec has been leveled. the train had been parked, but or sevw the brakes released and it sped downhill for seven we ha with more on this, we have mike .v. whong, a correspondent with global t.v. who's in quebec. 's knotell us, is there any more that's known about how this happened? tigaozens of investigators going over the scene, the nd tstigation could likely take nclut a year and the latest numbers that we have include 37 't ring. we don't really know what caused that train to run away and crash into the downtown core behind me. we do know, however, that there was a fire on that train up the eforks about an hour, an hour s exa half before it came here. that fire was extinguished, the train was left, fire officials were told it was a secure raiation, the rail company was e,ere, they left thinking hingything was okay. doesn't appear to have been. >> pelley: and what can you tell us about the cleanup now? >> this is an ecological disaster as well. this is mouth of the river right behind me and that's where a

a runaway train derailing and exploding in the middle of a small down on quebec.at least 40 people are missing. authorities are expecting to find more bodies as they get closer to the hardest hit areas. >> billowing black smoke can be seen miles after the derailment. it was transporting oil from the baffin region and canada's primes is calling it an unbelievable disaster. they will debate whether this will make the keystone pipeline for likely. >> now to that horrific plane crash out in san francisco. asiana airlines flight 214 crashing as it approached the airport after a long flight from south korea. two people killed, 180 hurt, several in critical condition. the data recorder showed no mechanical problems and the attention turns now to the lack of pilot experience. it appears the pilot tried to abore the landing. the jet came in too low or too slow to make that possible. the first few minutes of a plane crash are, of course, critical for passengers. nbc's tom costello on what it takes to survive. >> reporter: investigators say the fact that so many people survi

>>anny: the death toll from saturday's massive train derailment in quebec has risen to 24.ave said that they have recovered a total of two dozen bodies on the scene of a small quebec town. police say about half the scene has been canvassed by a investigators. according to law authorities about 30 more people are still missing and presumed dead. they said the blaze vaporized victims. >>james: the leader of the texas state senate is determined to issue at a filibuster. a democratic filibuster protesters have helped prevent the abortion bill from becoming law. lieutenant governor says today there will be extra police officers at the state capital and anyone who breaks the rules will be thrown in jail. it bans abortions after 20 weeks as well as other restrictions >>mark: to russian officials plan to meet with a whistle- blower edward snowden. the meeting expected to give it 6:00 get off at 6:00. venezuela nicaragua and bolivia said they would be willing to grant asylum to snowden but it is unclear if he could fly from moscow to any of those countries without passing through th

but quebec police have now opened a criminal investigation into the derailment.cy wood is an anchor with the canadian broadcasing corporation who is covering this story. she joins us from montreal. thanks for being with us. let's start with an update on the investigation. what's the latest that you have tonight? >> well, we know that the police have told us now there are 24 confirmed dead. but they have told the families and the friends of that small town of about 2,000 that the 50 people who are officially missing are dead. it's just that as they come across remains they can now say "we have 24." and they have released the identity of the first person officially, that's a 93-year-old woman. her family says she wanted to stay in her home, she was quite spry and lively but not spry you have no run that fast. as it happened at 1:00 in the morning, unless you were awake, you had no chance of getting out and the people who were in a small cafe, of course, couldn't get out quickly enough. but some people did manage to run. others like this woman, no. and as for the in

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public -- because they would reveal "exactly how the nsa does >> in canada, a church bell tolled in quebec as people gathered outside a church to remember the victims of last weekend's fiery train explosion. they held a moment of silence as church bells rang out 50 times. canadian authorities say the remains of 35 people have now been recovered in the small quebec town devastated by a fiery train derailment. fifteen others are missing and presumed dead. it was a week ago today that a locomotive and 72 tankers carrying shale oil slammed into downtown lac- megantic after rolling down a slope and gathering speed. the crash and ensuing explosions destroyed homes, businesses and a bar filled >> the time is 6:21 a.m.. here is a live look outside as the back up the starting to build up. we do have a hot spot on interstate 80. rabin will have an update hot spot on interstate 80. rabin will have an update coming up. inves whatwh makesakour oumilymimilei backflipfls and anrtwhrtls.ls hot spot on interstate 80. rabin will have an update coming up. inves whatwh mlove, wa, rmth.thimilei here, retry thy

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and a train derailed in canada setting off explosions and fire and they were in the town of quebec, firefightersare still trying to put out flames two burning age core cars. >>> the possibility of starting as early as today, this is the first full week since bart strike started and both sides say they admit they have until august th to reach a new deals or bart workers say they will walk out again. ac transit union is holding a special closed session tonight to discuss labor anything corrosion diego. they are scheduled a meeting with other one cans and instead the house will come up with its own immigration reform legs legislature and they are currently live in the country and finally employees will have to take one unpaid day each week and it is all part of the sequesters supplement sunday -- unpaid days each week. >>> as of now it is still looking nice as we go out to the main freeway which is the busiest. 08 is always -- 80 is busy early a lot of people get further and it looks like here at 880 and here sat the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light and bart is back on time doing very well starti

. >> in canada, a memorial service has been hailed for the victims of a train accident in quÉbec.exploded three weeks ago. bodies are still missing and presumed dead. outhe entire town turned for this memorial service. the first time the community has come together to mourn the 47 people killed in that train crash three weeks ago. ,nside the church, 1000 people relatives and friends of those killed. town watchinge the service on a tv screen. it is impossible to find someone who was not affected by the accident. either they knew someone who was killed, or they knew someone who was related to those who were killed. the question of the investigation is still ongoing. there's no clue as to how long it will take to clear the crash site. it is closed off to the public. a huge wall is around it. behind is the answers to what caused the crash. that is when the come down at some point. in this town can rebuild and recover from such a tragic accident. >> of millions of voters are gearing up for sunday's presidential election and molly. -- mali. the national movement for the liberation has m

quebec police made the announcement during a news briefing today.hey say investigators have discovered elements that have led to a criminal probe. no specifics were given but we're told terrorism has been ruled out. 50 people are still missing after the crash. from the live desk, i'm tisha thompson. >> a deer dilemma for another washington suburb. what should to be done about an over population of deer. >> some residents are calling for managed deer hunts. as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports it's not hunters or gardeners asking for a change in the law. >> reporter: right now whether it's a park, public or private land, hunting is not allowed in the 6.3 square miles of fairfax city. but the city council is now taking a look at this proposed regulation that would permit some managed deer hunting. the request to permit some managed deer hunting came not from hunters but from golfers. city officials said it was army-navy country club that raised the toiissue to deal wit this problem. as drafted now deer hunting would be permitted on pr

>> melissa, what happened in quebec is tragic. that in fact is oil that came from north dakota and it could be moving by pipeline. so clearly we need this vital pipeline infrastructure. this is about moving more product, doing it safely. for example, the keystone xl pipeline will take 500 truck as day off our roads just in my state of north dakota alone. so what we're trying to do is, use the latest, greatest technology, working with canada to develop all of our energy resources and become energy independent so we don't have to bring in oil from venezuela or the middle east. this is something we ought to work on together. melissa: yeah. >> and we can. melissa: the gentleman came before you doesn't want that oil in our country whether it is by rail or pipeline no matter how it gets here. he doesn't want it. how many people are like that? how strong is the opposition? >> you know in the latest polling something like 70 to 80% of the people in the country support building the keystone xl pipeline. so it is overwhelming support. when

. >>> the owners of a train that derailed and incinerated a quebec town are facing a lawsuit in thisy are suing the rail company. that suit was filed in illinois where the rail mine is based. a separate class action suit by the survivors is pending in quebec. >>> kathryn jackson testified in the wrongful death trial of michael jackson. questioning about her son and drugs. she said she doesn't believe michael abused them. she admitted to taking part in a family intervention at jackson's neverland ranch. >> she's looking to blame someone else for the very things she and her family knew. that's why those questions were asked. >> i think for being as old as she is, she did a great job trying to answer the questions. she didn't remember everything. it's clear what happened. >> the jackson's are suing for billions of dollars saying they are liable for michael jackson's death. >>> more drama over the trial of james whitey bulger. fleming was back on the stand and mistakenly called a man watching the trial a drug dealer. it led to an outburst and the judge having to demand order. he went on

it exploded and leveled a small town in quebec. more deaths are likely.s covering the story. what are authorities saying? >> reporter: disturbing watching these images coming in. some sections still too dangerous for emergency crews to get there in and search. officials say they are expecting more deaths as they continue, unfolding early saturday morning when a crane pulling 70 tankers of crude oil crashed and went down hill in the quebec provi e province, "lak" megantic. more than 2,000 people, one woman works at a bar and many people unaccounted for says she is still searching for her friends. lac-megantic. >> reporter: i have no news from my friends, she says, i haven't heard from any. i can't say more than that. we're waiting for confirmation. >> some are calling it the run away train, confirming the train was locked down by the locomotive engineer and then left for a crew change. according to the company, the train skidded into the town unmanned. the company released a statement saying we extend heartfelt condolences to those residences of lac-megant

and the river of fire that's killed at least 20 people and absolutely devastated a small town in quebec. >>> plus, the tea party in georgia, is all for solar energy, and now they're going head to head with the koch brothers over it, this is reality trumping politics. i will have the national coordinator for the tea party patriots coming up. >>> we begin tonight with immigration reform on life support. and the surgeon in the e.r. trying to save the day is george w. bush. >> it's my honor to introduce the 43rd president of the united states of america. >> in the 1790s, an immigrant from ireland designed the white house. in the 1990s, 200 years later an immigrant from russia helped create the internet search engine google. >> former president george w. bush is front and center today, weighing in on immigration reform. >> that's something the former president has strictly avoided for years, talking about a hot political issue. >> i don't intend to get involved in the politics, i do hope there is a positive resolution to the debate. i hope during the debate we keep a benevolent spirit in min

the crash destroyed a section of a small town in quebec. thousands were ordered to evacuate their homes. it's still not clear what caused the crash. >>> is metro making progress when it comes to performance? >>> in a "the washington post" op-ed the head of the transit agency said all the recent track work and rebuilding of the system is starting to translate to a better ride. >> but do the numbers stack up? news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss has a look at how metro measures up? >> we'll go through a reality check with the metro system. the basic message of the article was the ongoing repair work with metro is making a difference. let's see if that's happening. the gm makes the point on time performance and service has improved. that's true when you look at recent numbers. consider metro has lowered the standard for its on time performance goals. did it that over two years ago on rail the on time performance for a long time was 95% that's now come down to 90.5%. across the entire rail system last year on time performance 91%. meets the

. >>> turning now to the deadly train crash and explosion in quebec. at least 15 people confirmed dead there. 35 remain missing and the center of lac-megantic is simply obliterated. as paula newton reports there are new questions about what really happened. >> reporter: it's clear police want to preserve the heart of what is now a crime scene. they've asked firefighters to stop dousing it with water. they have dons of investigators combing through what little is left. and they made it clear they're not convinced this is purely an accident. >> mainly, there are pieces that might lead us to believe there are certain facts that might come to criminal acts. >> reporter: police refuse to describe what evidence they found, for victims caught up in this tragedy, the news is tough to take. >> it's not frustration. it's rage. i don't believe in fight fire with fire, i don't believe in that. but this person -- this person killed a lot of people. my god. >> reporter: she worked in the bar, a place filled with patrons that took the brunt of the blaze. she's lost f

. >> now to explosive train derailment in quebec. 30 people missing are presumed dead. he previously suggested that firefighters may have been responsible for shutting off the air brakes of some of the cars. but yesterday, he said that the disaster was likely called by operator error. >> this was a failure of the brakes. it's very questionable whether the brakes, the hand brakes were properly applied on this train. as a matter of fact, i would say, they weren't, or we wouldn't have had this incident. i don't think any employee removed brakes that were set. i think they failed to set the brakes in the first place. >> so he's said that the engineer has been suspended and quote, i don't think he'll be back working for us. >>> in washington, antiobama care fever is catching on in a big way. republican lawmakers are hoping its opposition to a signature piece of legislation will work to its benefit in 2014. conservatives are focusing on a decision by the white house last week to delay a key provision on the affordable care act that requires large employers to offer health ins

carrying l ude oil derailed and caused several explosions in the town of lac-megantic in eastern quebec, about ten miles from the maine border. flames engulfed much of the downtown forcing about 1,000 people to evacuate. fire trucks crossed the border from the united states to help fight the fire. the train is owned by the montreal, maine and atlantic railroad and did not have a driver on board when its cars started rolling into the center of town. police have yet to specify howp how many are still missing. >> this is already one of the worst wildfire seasons on record, and it is only early july. an estimated 740,000 homes in 13 western states worth $136 billion are at high risk of burning. ntn tracy tells scientists are tveloping new weapons to fight eres before they even start. >> reporter: these wildfire near lancaster california scorched more than 30,000 acres and destroyed 24 homes. weeks before the blaze, this area had been identified for ghgh fire risk by a nasa satellite tracking moisture content across california. >> we can help fight fires before they even begin and also y an

. >>> the death toll is up to 13 people after a runaway train plowed in to a town in quebec, up from 5 we reported earlier killed on sunday. the canadian police are saying 50 other people are still missing. massive explosion set off when the train derailed and hauled oil and caught on fire. the video is under investigation. the company responsible for the train says an engine shutdown may have released air brakes holding the train if place. >>> defense said to continue the case in the murder trial of george zimmerman, the father of trayvon martin took the stand to testify about the 911 tapes. there was screaming in the background. this has been a center piece of the prosecution and the defense. family members for martin and zimmerman have testified that it is their son they hear screaming in the recording. martin's father recalls being asked whose voice it was he heard on the tape. >> after he played the tape, he just said, do you recognize the voice? >> what was your response? >> my response was, i didn't tell him it wasn't travon. i pushed away from the table and shook my head and

the deadly train derailment in quebec, explosions fueled by the oil, taking five lives. we'll get into that side of it, and we have a crisis in egypt, developments there with 50 dead after more clashes erupted in cairo. reunited, our friend charlie and the former sheriff of wall street, elliot spitzer, got together this morning. spitter, in case you have not heard, is running for public office again. we have that and more planned as well on this hour of "markets now." ♪ dagen: top of the morning to you. connell: reunited to you as well. dagen: spitzer, wiener, you, me, the whole crew. spitzer is just the gift that keeping ongoing. connell: in some ways. who knows, you're right. dagen: still keep op trucking is the word of the day for the markets. top of the hour, stocks now, nicole at the new york stock exchange with why the optimism, nicole? >> we continue to see the strength. the dollar pulled back some today, and last week, we've seen strength in the dollar recently, and when the market rallies, you see a dollar pull back which is what turned the market around after t

at least 28 people now confirmed dead after a train quebec, canada.r 22 people are presumed but not confirmed dead after last saturday's crash. the driverless train carrying tank cars rolled out of control, exploding in an inferno. authorities say the fire may have "vaporized" the victims. they're calling it the worst north american rail disaster in 24 years. the train's engineer says he set hand brakes on the train cars before they broke away. but railway executives are questioning whether the engineer indeed did that. authorities are investigating another deadly train crash, this one south of paris. at least four-cars of the passenger train jumped the tracks on friday. it happened right as the southbound train was passing through a station. at least six-people were killed and 22-others injured. many of the 370-passengers were heading home or on vacation. there's word a rail- switching device near the site may had been malfunctioning. let's take a quick look outside this morning from the golden gate bridge. let's check in with janu for your saturday

at least 13 people were killed in the next a town in quebec. the unmanned train was 72 cars long and carrying crude oil and rolled away from the station in the early hour of saturday. derailed and exploded in the town flattening dozens of buildings. an engineer secured the train about ten kilometers from the site and went to a nearby hotel. police have questioned the engineer. some have said they were about 50 people in a nearby bar when the accident happened. many are still unaccounted for. fugitive whistle blower edward snowden accused european leaders of working closely with the u.s. national security agency and shared the results of controversial surveillance. german magazine speakle printed it with the man snowden. they had coded e-mails before he blew the whistle on surveillance activities. snowden said german agents worked together with the u.s. and as the personnel asked him, u.s. and german agents discussed how to protect politicians in case surveillance programs will reveal. the leaders previously claimed they were not informed of the

it happened in quebec. 40 people remain missing. a train began rolling downhill without a driver. in all four cars caught fire leading to a huge explosion that destroyed dozens of buildings including a popular bar. this happened at 1:00 a.m., a time when the bar was extremely busy. investigators want to know why the crude oil blew up. the fuel is not normally considered explosive. >>> thousands of demonstrators are preparing for another day of protests as the fate of egypt's government remains uncertain at this hour. they are calling for morsi to be reinstated and they are finding themselves at center of violent crashes with the egyptian army. atia joins us from cairo. >> reporter: it was a bloody start here this morning. we saw clashes between supporters and the egyptian army. . mohamed morsi is believed to be held at headquarters of the republican guard. morsi supporters tried to storm the building and that's why they responded. but according to supporters, they say it was an unprovoked attack. at least 42 people have been killed including an egyptian soldier in those clashes. t

american train crash continues this morning. 72 tanker cars carrying crude oil jumped the tracks in quebeccanada last explosion. fire still burns in some through the debris. at least 33 people are confirmed dead. dozens are still missing, were vaporized in the inferno. investigators are now trying to determine the cause. act" may have been a factor. a state department we'll be back after the break an all-female jury, as we now know, has found george zimmerman not guilty. the back story in the verdict. >>after two days and more than verdict. "we the jury find the george zimmerman is now a free man. "you have no further business with the court" "thank you, your honor" the nation's attention on february 26th, 2012, zimmerman, a 28 year-old neighborhood watch volunteer, calls police to report a suspicious person in a sanford, florida gated community. minutes later, the unarmed teenager trayvon martin is shot and killed. "my heart hurts for my son." zimmerman claimed martin attacked him and he was the martin family believed race was a driving factor. zimmerman was arrested in april 2012 and cha

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it's in the small town in the lac-megantic, in the province of quebec.ut 134 miles from the border with maine. and abc news has learned that the entire town has been evacuated. and people are being kept at least 15 miles away. video from the scene shows all 80 cars on fire. flames leaping into the sky. firefighters from both countries, the u.s. and canada responding. and a call for all-hands gone out for assistance there. >>> and at least 30 people reported dead in violent clashes across egypt. thousands took the streets in cairo and other cities in egypt on friday. islamist supporters of the ousted president are being demanded he be returned to power. >>> not one but two offers of political asylum for former nsa contractor edward snowden. nicaragua and venezuela have offered him political asylum. it's unclear how he would be able to travel to either country. snowden facing espionage charges in the u.s. is believed to be stuck in the transit area of a moscow airport. >>> and finally, nba star dwight howard is headed to the houston rockets. i believe they

the accident in a small quebec town killed at least 15 people, and nearly 40 others are still missing. earlier today, the firm in charge of the train and firefighters called to handle the blaze on board pointed fingers at each other. town a a sleepy lakeside short distance from the american border, this area has now been reduced to rubble. a runaway train containing pressurized containers of crude oil came barreling down the hillside, and once it reached year, jumped the rails and exploded. the first photos of the town center, released today, show a scene of absolute devastation. he and his wife were among those whose home was destroyed by the explosion. >> we have five neighbors for sure that are dead. >> 5 neighbors? >> 5 neighbors. >> with fires still burning, there are parts of the town that investigators are still unable to get to. the key question, of course, is what went wrong? puzzling is the fact that a small fire broke out on the train prior to a shift change. firefighters dealt with that blaze, but just a short while later, the train was barreling down hill, destined for th

the accident in a small quebec town killed at least 15 people, and nearly 40 others are still missing. earlier today, the firm in charge of the train and firefighters called to handle the blaze on board pointed fingers at each other. town a a sleepy lakeside short distance from the american border, this area has now been reduced to rubble. a runaway train containing pressurized containers of crude oil came barreling down the hillside, and once it reached year, jumped the rails and exploded. the first photos of the town center, released today, show a scene of absolute devastation. he and his wife were among those whose home was destroyed by the explosion. >> we have five neighbors for sure that are dead. >> 5 neighbors? >> 5 neighbors. >> with fires still burning, there are parts of the town that investigators are still unable to get to. the key question, of course, is what went wrong? puzzling is the fact that a small fire broke out on the train prior to a shift change. firefighters dealt with that blaze, but just a short while later, the train was barreling down hill, destined for th