da seth williams tells us tonight, he has several more factors he has to see before making a additionn a criminal probe. he also says he wants to speak with the us attorney. iain? >> dave, thank you. coming up in just a few minutes we'll have live report from new york on the engineer. we're told he's from queens. >>> we're learning more about some of the lives lost. 24 hours ago. seven people now confirmed dead. among them a wells fargo senior vice-president ab bid gila any of the scene here in his linked in profile. late tonight a company spokeswoman confirmed he did die in the crash. also a mid ship man at the naval academy in annapolis heading home to his familiar until rock away beach new york when the tragedy struck. justin was an early child. his mother posted pictures of him on his facebook page. she says he was a star athlete. >> this tragedy has shocked us all in the worst way and we wish to spend this time grieving with our close family and friends. >> so tough. he was on a break from the us naval academy he had hospital hopped the train to visit his family. he was 20 years

we had seth williams, who's an ally of tony williams, who tweeted out support for chief ramsey. we had the black clergy come out and say, "we like him just fine." was this a smart or not smart thing for tony williams to have done? >> well, i think he may have said it inartfully, but i think anyone who says they're against stop-and-frisk has to understand what commissioner ramsey's position is on stop-and-frisk. if he thinks it's a fundamental part of public safety, then you as mayor and he have a fundamental difference, and he probably should not be your police commissioner. and i think that senator williams should have said it more artfully than he did. in the end, politically, the question is -- among black male voters in the city of philadelphia, stop-and-frisk is one of the fundamental key issues. and i think what the senator's doing is strengthening his position with that constituency by taking a more aggressive position on stop-and-frisk and the commissioner and trying to tie the two of them together. >> at the same time, this is the commissioner who's standing next to pre

district attorney seth williams also says three of the four officials lived in a different district andivision than the one they were working in. >> there's no justifiable reason to vote multiple times if you cannot certify to collect a check. >> reporter: the district attorney says that from their records on election day, all of these officials collected a check of $125. tomorrow, his office is going to be working to address any fraud any complaints. so, if you're out there at the polls and you see a problem, they want to hear about it. reporting live in center city, nbc 10 news. >> and the six democrats in the primary race for philadelphia mayor are making a final push for votes. the winner of tomorrow's primary will face

seth williams took part in the prayer for peace breakfast, williams created the foundation to help children in need and crime prevention efforts. >>> coming up on "action news" at 12:30 they are favored by a lot of parents, the baby food pouchs but what ingredients are inside. >> plus, terrifying moments as a plan makes a belly landing. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >>> a plane's belly landing has been caught on video take a look at it was coming into land at los angeles airport, the left landing gear would not extend, all 43 passengers and crew members left the plane without injuries. >>> new details this

. >> and seth williams deptised a few new recruits these students took an oath against bullying. williams was there to stress his anti-bullying and the impact it can have on fellow students. >>> a cafeteria worker at a wilmington school is a live tonight after quick thinking of her fellow worker, they knew what to do when the woman suffered a heart attack. vernon odom has the story. >> linda burge is recovering after life saving surgery, she suffered a major heart attack at her job in the cafeteria at saint mark's high school. >> she was staring into space and i could not get her to sponds to me. >> cynthia avery was summoned and started the cpr process that led to burge's survival. >> it was obvious we had to start cpr right away, she was in that much trouble. >> they launched into a much practiced chain of survival. cpr is demonstrated here and called for the external defibrillator. they delivered a shock and more cpr and eventually the patient was conscious with good pulses and breathing and the entire consequence took about 20 minutes. >> the outcome that we were able to brin

. >> seth williams spoke about the derailment saying federal investigators will have the city's full cooperation when it comes to whether or not criminal charges should be filed. >> we need to have probably cause and approve beyond a reasonable doubt. it's a higher standard to approve someone is criminally responsible for the loss of life. >> according to reports the families of several of the victims have attorneys looking into the possibility of a civil case. we know the ideas of the five of the search people. daric fith and abid gilani, and rachel jacobs. and justin zemser, and jim gains. >> it's a sad day for everybody, a lot of people use amtrak. the family of bob guildersleeve said the maryland native is unaccounted for. loved one were distributing his photo yesterday in the hopes he is still alive. >>> ntsb says technology exists today that automatically slows down speeding train cars, it had not been installed in frankford junction yet. when it left 30th street station the speed limit was 80. when it arrived at frankford junction, the speed limit was 50. the train was trying

." >> philadelphia district seth williams said his office is looking into the deadly train derailment along with federal authorities. >> issues that have to be looked at, the mechanics why all different issues have been investigated and root out before we hold anyone criminally responsible. >> if criminal charges are filed, williams said federal authorities may want to prosecute the case. >> no one wants to know what happened more than those who lost loved ones. kenneth moten spoke to an employee in university city that lost it's brand new chief executive in the crash. >> reporter: the words from family of rachel jacobs, the ceo killed in the amtrak derailment. she was a wonderful mother, daughter, sister wife and friend. she was devoted to her family and pursuit of social justice. we cannot imagine life without her. her colleagues searched for her looking at hospitals feeling desperation. "action news" has confirmed a senior vice president for wells fargo also died. abid gilani a valued member of the commercial device passed away. jim gains was on the way home from washington, d.c. w

seth williams spoke about the derailment. he said investigators will have his full cooperation when it comes to deciding if criminal charges should be filed. >> you have to have probably cause and approve beyond a reasonable doubt it wasn't just negligence, but a higher standard to approve someone is responsible for the loss of life. >>> several of the victims have tearntion looking into -- attorneyses looking into the possibility of civil case. rachel jacobs was the ceo of a start up tech company. wells fargo abid gilani his wife spoke publicly about her loss for the first time last night. >> very tragic day very sad day for many people. a lot of people use amtrak, it's a big tragedy. >> the family of bob guildersleeve said the maryland native is still unaccounted. the they are circulating his photo yesterday they hope torched him alive. >>> ntsb said technology exists right now that automatically slows down speeding train cars. it had not been installed at frankford junction just yet. the posted speed limit along the route

the organization was founded by philadelphia district attorney seth williams, since 2011 it has given $20,000 to nonprofits that support children and crime prevention. coming up tonight, another strong quake rocks nepal and there are new details on the devastation and we'll hear from a west reading doctor that survived the first disaster. >>> and a temple university doctor gets ready for finals that and more next in sports. >>> so far the hottest day of the year, 88 degrees but get ready for a change tomorrow. >> those story and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> chester county fire crews are battling a two alarm blaze at a downingtown strip mall, the five broke out at 5:00 on wallace avenue the fire was showing from a florist and spread to a pizza shop and 100 volunteer firefighters from around the region are battling the flames. no reports of injuries. >>> a new earthquake spread fear and injury throughout katmandu in nepal today. it was midway from katmandu to mount everest. and killed 48 people the earthquake on april 25th claimed over 8,000 lives. walter perez spoke t

seth williams will be joined by students for the vote.orrow philadelphia voters will be asked about the city wide plan on the ballot. the d.a. says 2/3 of students in philadelphia do not have access to high quality pre-k. >>> in harrisburg, tom wolf will host a discussion about medical marijuana. wolf will sit down with state lawmakers, physicians and lawyers. the governor wants to legalize medical marijuana in pennsylvania. the state senate bill that would push legislation forward is bogged down in a house committee. >>> happening today, a warning for drivers to click it or you could risk getting a ticket government agencies are teaming up with police to kick off a 16 state border to border seat belt campaign at the walt whitman bridge. the goal is to send a zero tolerance to drivers. driving or riding unbuckled will result in a ticket no matter which state you drive through. >>> texting behind the wheel is the behavior most likely to trigger a bout of road rage. 1,000 drivers were asked what behavior infuriates them the most? more than

district attorney seth williams was there as a show of support. he supports it and endorses that. the ballot endorses the nonbinding referendum about whether the school reform should be abolished. the polls across pennsylvania will be open in a little less than two hours. i'm vai sikahema "nbc 10." >>> happening today, u.s. attorney general loretta lynch will travel to cincinnati as part of a national tour spotlighting relationships between police and the communities. she's expected to talk with the city's leaders to discuss programs that mix some innovative policing with public safety. community policing was what brought president obama to camden yesterday. where he praised that city for its reduction in crime. yesterday the president toured the camden county police real time operations center. he spoke with t. scott thompson about the murder rate dropping 47% over two years. he visited the ray and joan crock core community center. he said he realizes the way things are, young people don't feel that their voices are being heard. >> basic lack of opportunity to some groups feeling

district attorney seth williams said he does not anticipate any issues during voting today. >>> 4:35 right now. new this morning, a murder mystery in west philadelphia. >> police hear gunfire and found a man dead. but they may have clues that can help finds the killer. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us from police headquarters to bring you to up date. jan? police located a weapon nearby the victim's boyde, spotted few businesses in the area that may have surveillance video, all clues, they hope, help track down a killer. in the meantime, they are searching for the identity of the victim, being treated as a john doe, he was shot at, at least 18 times left to die in a west philadelphia street overnight. here is the scene, it was just after 11:30 last night when 19th district police were on patrol in the area of connestoga and thompson street. they heard gunshots. when they arrived on the 1300 block of con stowing, a they found man in his 20's, shot number of times at point blank range. he died on the scene. now, police are searching for the person responsible, at this poi

district attorney seth williams says he does not anticipate any problems tomorrow but he does say thathorities will be ready to respond to any allegations of voting irregularities. just today his office issued arrest warrants for four elected officials from the city's 18th ward for allegedly committing election fraud last year. polls are opened tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and the mayor's race six candidates are vying for the democratic nomination. >>> please stay with "action news." 6abc.com and 6abc on twitter for complete coverage of the pennsylvania primary. we will have up to the minute returns on all the major races tomorrow night. >>> residents of a wilmington neighborhood are voicing their concerns tonight about a charter school opening in august. the fieri charter school was originally going to operate at a location on front street. they switched to 14th street in the midtown brandywine neighborhood much those opposed to the school are concerned about parking and overcrowding. >> hardly any room as it is. now you're looking to introduce hundreds of people on a daily

seth williams will be joined by preschool children for that vote at city hall.philadelphia voters will be asked about the city wide plan for universal pre-k on a primary ballot. 2/3 of children do not have access to high quality pre-k. >>> meanwhile, dog fish head brewery is hoping for a second chance to gain approval to remodel the brew pub in rehoboth beach. they're expected to go before a land use board to show off its expansion plans. >>> more than 800 fans biked through philadelphia for the first ever phillies charity bike ride. philly fanatic helped get the bicyclists going yesterday. all of the money raised goes to phillies charities. >>> the liberty bell craft fair got started. shoppers could look at a variety of items, clothes, jewelry, skupt tires. it was a busy weekend. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news today." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> less than an hour away. this morning trains will resume service between philadelphia and new york and we are live at 30 street station as amtrak works to get th

tonight "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt is under asking district attorney seth williams if that will happen. >> members of our crime scene unit have been there and this is the most horrific seen they have ever come across in their experiences as professionals. >> district attorney seth will yup says his investigators are already keeping a close eye on evidence uncovered in the deadly train crash to determine if a criminal investigation might be launched in the future. >> we are monitoring the investigation. we are actively a part of the investigation. but it's too early right now for to us come to any conclusions. >> the da says, if there is a criminal investigation it could also involve federal prosecutors prosecutors. >> i will meet with the us attorney his first assistant and we'll decide if there is criminal charges where that case should be charged. >> reporter: shot da choose to pursue a criminal investigation one weapon in his legal arsenal would be a grand jury. a powerful tool that he has already used to investigate the 2013 center city building collapse that ki

. >> reporter: chris, as we first reported at philadelphia district attorney seth williams told me that he is closely monitoring all findings and developments in this crash, eyeing a potential criminal investigation that could be in the future. if he deemed it appropriate. meanwhile ntsb speaking here just within the the last few minutes saying that the train was traveling, more than twice the speed limit. the speed limit is 50. the train doing much more than that. robert sumalt, who is a board member, made that revelation at the press conference here and here's some of what he had to say. >> the engineer applied fully mergecy 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. >> reporter: now as of this moment the ntsb is not prepared to say why the train was traveling so fast, they also declined to provide any biographical information on the engineer saying they simply don't know that yet. their investigation is moving forward to deter

finally district attorney seth williams says that he is awaiting more ntsb findings, before deciding if he will launch a criminal investigation. >> so we will be very methodical, we will take our time, we will dot all of our i's, cross's all of our t's. >> reporter: the district attorney told me it could be months before he get enough information to make that decision, on whether or not to open up a criminal investigation. meanwhile the attorney for the engineer and amtrak officials did not respond to our request for comment. live from center city, walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. >>> commuters were able to travel the rails between philadelphia and insuring today, and passengers who made that journey had amtrak tragedy on their mind. team coverage continues now with steve paterson. >> reporter: message to passengers is amtrak is safe to ride. monday amtrak officials bolding, italic and under lining that message. for the first time since last week's deadly accident, service from philadelphia to new york restored. >> if i had to be in new york today i would

district attorney seth williams surrounded by preschoolers at city hall yesterday announced his supportlot question number four. it would set up a commission to create a city wide plan for universal prek. williams says studies show getting a student prepared for school before first grade leads to higher graduation rates. >>> watch "action news" at 11:00 tonight for a wrapup of all the election results. we'll also be streaming them live on 6abc.com and update the decide races on the "action news" twitter feed. >> and new on "action news" the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a man in philadelphia. it happened on the 1300 block of north conestoga street in the city's parkside section at 11:30 last night. police found the victim between two parked cars. he did not have an i.d. on him. police say he was shot multiple times at point blank range. nah in fact, 18 shell casings were on the ground. >>> nearby suv smelling of pot and with a semi-automatic weapon in clear view is also being held as part of the investigation. >>> in philadelphia police say an accused rapist is behind

district attorney seth williams surrounded by preschoolers at city hall yesterday announced his supportlot question number four. it would set up a commission to create a city wide plan for universal prek: williams said studies show getting a student prepared before first grade leads to higher graduation rates. >>> watch "action news" at 11:00 tonight for a wrapup of all the election results. we'll also be streaming them live on 6abc.com and we will update the decided races on the "action news" twitter feed. >> new on "action news" the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a plan in philadelphia. it happened on the 1300 block of north conestoga street at 11:30 last night. police found the victim between two parked cars. he did not have i.d. on him. and police say he was shot multiple times at point blank range. 18 shell casings littered the ground. a nearby suv smelling of pot and with a semi automatic weapon in clear view is also being held as part of the investigation. >> there is new fallout from a drug problem at a berks county school. administrators for brandywine heights

philadelphia district attorney seth williams says his office is keeping a close eye on evidence recovered to determine if there will be a criminal investigation. >> we are monitoring the investigation, we are actively part of the investigation, it is too early right now for to us come to any conclusions as to the cause and any of the reasons if anyone is responsible criminally or civilly. >> the district attorney also says that if there is a criminal investigation it may also involve federal prosecutors. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com to stay up to date on the tragedy. coming up later we will talk with the first doctors who treated, the injured patients. >>> just past 5:13. lets check with katie for traffic and weather together. we have a cool start. >> definitely a cool start and depending on your location i call it down right chilly. it will be a tart with the nice clear sky that allows these temperatures to drop off readily here now that high pressure has settled in. that is what happens when we have a a nice clear sky and pattern like this, it means that overnight

. >> reporter: philadelphia district attorney seth williams says he believes that many city garages needmplement better security systems. >> we have to do all that we can to promote public safety by trying to get businesses to invest, in cameras. >> reporter: we protected jane's identity in this piece but she says there is no shame in being a victim and believe cultural shift in how we treat sexual assault victims would give them support they need to stand up to their attackers. >> one woman comes forward and testifies in a case, it would be the reason why i did this. >> philadelphia police report no recent increase in parking garage crimes, but transition to payment kiosk has led to staff reductions during off peak hours. but still the company which owns the the garage says it has confidence in its security team, and that believes it can complied, with city ordinance. you can see the full statement on six abc.com. >> it seems that every square foot is my mike working every square foot of real estate in philadelphia, seems to be covered by a security camera, they have to be in parking ga

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bottom line -- risa ferman seth williams, tom hogan, and jack whelan -- all d.a.s -- came up with a report dubbed "you pay us later, guys." and that means that we're putting more money into putting people in prison and all those type of things -- prosecuting -- versus putting it in education. if you put it in education, it will help. >> okay. and we didn't even get to talk about the eagles' draft picks. >> darn. >> mm. >> i don't know. [ laughter ] you know me with, "i don't care." >> okay. well, you'll care if the eagles start off 0-6, and everyone's gonna be upset about that. i don't think that's gonna happen, though. that's "inside story" for this week. thanks to our panelists. thanks to you for watching. i'm matt o'donnell, and i'll see you monday morning on "action news." sphwhrr i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> coming up next on "action news," a mother and her child are hospitalized after a daring escape from their burning home. >>> a wrapping -- a wrap up of the blue cross broad street run is next. >> hopefully you have outdoor placebos, it's a summer-like sunday find out ho

once inside a standing room only crowd including district attorney seth williams. both ramon williams and hipps are charged in the murder. wilson was shot six times. half a dozen witnesses were to testify according to the prosecutor including officer daniel stephenson wilson's partner. he was to say both were in uniform when the defendants passed the cruiser before they entered game stop and announced the robbery. the manager of the store was to say seven game stop employees were huddled behind counter when one of the shooters went back inside and pretended to be a customer. other officers were to talk about recovering dozens of pieces of ball lastistics from the snow. the judge said the arraignment for june 10th at 11:00 in the morning. wilson is survived by two sons two siblings and his grandparents. live outside the courthouse monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you. these two candidates will face off for mayor of philadelphia inqhcny= ast night beating out five candidates. he's face republican candidate melissa bailey murray who ran un unopposed. supporter

the fourth annual, yes, fourth annual prayer breakfast put on by seth williams, and i'm member of theation, we help at youth at risk youth in philadelphia area. so here it is. we all come together we say some prayers, we have a great breakfast, 8:30 a.m. crystal tee room, that's beautiful place. here's the thing! by the way the head of the naacp here in philadelphia,'s going to be one of the speakers, but we're also looking, if you know tim tebow. >> yes? >> this would be the first time he's living in philadelphia when we are our prayer breakfast he would be a great guy to come and talk. >> so true. >> so if you know tim? >> call me. >> how do we get tickets how much are tish et cetera? >> i forgot. >> just $30. $30, i think. >> thank you. >> nicely done. >> let's get back to allentown, having so much fun there this morning. so let's check in with bill and jen. jen what's on your head there? >> i got to hashtag viking nation hat hashtag viking nation. >> we've been representing viking nation all morning and the coach mike. >> ex em few everything that's happening here. >> i don't know

seth williams. they're accused of trying to fix a discrepancy between the number of votes cast and the number of names on the sign-in sheet. all of this time they were being watched by a certified poll watcher. they want people watching if there's anything suspicious. they say any kind of voter fraud is troubling. >> there's no more fundamental right than americans have is voting. we have to take seriously any and all infractions in that regard. >> reporter: there is a big push to get more young voters to the polls. the single biggest issue they want the next may oral candidate to focus on. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> we expect the candidates too. you might get yours as well. count on "nbc 10" for continuing coverage of primary day. see where the candidates stand on the issues. >>> 6:05. new from overnight, philadelphia police working to identify a man who died after being shot at least 17 times. "nbc 10" was first on the scene at konostoga and thompson streets in west philadelphia. investigato

da seth williams saying priscilla wright used her position to make sure her friends and family got lucrativetracts and paid as schools throughout the city closed. she's accused of of steering $900,000 their way. wright denies any wrongdoing. she turned herself in and was arrested today. >>> one of the weirdest police chases we've ever seen. they're speed 5 miles an hour. people were lining up on over passes to get a better look. what the driver finally that had police saying enough is enough. >> young girl comes home from school covered in bite mark. she has autism and can't tell her family what happened. >> she's my everything. i mean, like, her pain is my pain. >> desperate for answers they turned to us. what happened when we went digging for the truth. >>> and an american soldier turned away by a hotel told he's not allowed to stay the night even though they had rooms available. their rule that a whole lot of folks are calling ridiculous. >> steven tyler comeing to south jersey? the rumors are flying about a concert this weekend. why police say you'll be crying if you show up. ♪ ♪ >>> get

pedestrian bridge, and that's why we saw all the damage that we saw that the district attorney seth williams career long investigators had the crime scene team out here, said it was the most horrible scene they had ever seen in their lives. roller coaster hits its maximum kenneth he can energy at the bottom of it biggest hill. real quick physics lesson talking about what happened out here yesterday. not official criminal investigation, but like i told you yesterday if you are watching all day, i saw crime scene teams and detective from the da's offers and the philadelphia police out here working along the tracks, federal authority getting together this district attorney with set william will decide whether this is definitely a criminal case, which it likely will be and whether or not it will be pursued on federal level or a local level. >> philadelphia police tried to talk to the engineer over at the 25th police district yesterday. apparently he would not give a statement. even though he had an union lawyer and an union rep with him as well, but he did we're told, consent to blood work which

district attorney seth williams also says three of the four officials lived in a different district and division than the one they were working in. >> there's no justifiable reason to vote multiple times if you cannot certify to collect a check. >> reporter: the district attorney says that from their records on election day, all of these officials collected a check of $125. tomorrow, his office is going to be working to address any fraud any complaints. so, if you're out there at the polls and you see a problem, they want to hear about it. reporting live in center city, nbc 10 news. >> and the six democrats in the primary race for philadelphia mayor are making a final push for votes. the winner of tomorrow's primary will face the lone republican melissa murray-bailey in the november election. the polls open tomorrow morning at 7:00. they close tomorrow night at 8:00. and after the polls close, count on nbc 10 news to bring you complete election night results, tomorrow night at 11:00. you can also get realtime election results using the nbc 10 news app. >>> right now at 5:00, president o

seth williams administering the oath to fifth graders at ethan allen school in northeast philadelphia they are now honorary assistant district attorneys. during that event today williams challenged the the students to make their school a bully free zone. >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" strong reaction to the nfl's deflate gate is pouring in from around the country this is as tom brady prepares to make his first public appearance since that report broke. >>> there is a big break in the case of the hit and run that left a temple student in critical condition. we're live with the very latest. >>> plan on renting out your place when the pope visits. you could be tack. >>> homeowners are being harassed by a medical practice. three on your side confronts a doctor the at the the center of it all coming up. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. still no word on tom brady. that indicates the patriots star deflated those balls and that the star quarterback likely knew bit. al

. >> philadelphia district attorney seth williams says his office is keeping a close eye on the evidence the uncovered to determine if there will be a criminal investigation. >> we are monitoring the the investigation. we're actively a part of the investigation. but it is just too early right now for us to come to any conclusions, as to the cause any of the reason, if anyone is responsible criminally or civilly. >> williams says if there is a criminal investigation it may also involve federal prosecutors. >>> so victims of the the train derailment were cheered by a pair of eagles yesterday. nurses at temple greeted quarterback mark sanchez and connor barwin. several injured train passengers were treated at temple university hospital and they met the eagles just hours after that are ordeal to bring some smiles to their faces. >> great to hear those guys doing that. >> very nice. >>> also the the phillies honored victims pennsylvania flags flew at half staff last night at citizens bank park. game was against the the phillies, cross state rivals the pittsburgh pirates. phillies also observe

so philadelphia district attorney seth williams and ahead of the commit thee of 70, will talk later today about the importance of reporting any issues you might experience at any of the polls. and election day task force will be in place to address any concerns, to ensure, a fair election. >>> and we are helping you decide with the half an hour special tonight we will take a close look at each of the six candidates and their views and important issues facing the city, and also some funny moments at the campaign so far. there have been a few. watch fox 29 news election special you decide 2015 starting at 11:00 p.m. tonight right after the the fox 29 news at ten. >> 11:00 p.m. tonight. >> what difficult say. >> it is not redundant, you mean tonight at the 11:00. >> yes. >> join us at 11:00 at night. >> not 11:00 in the morning you can still vote, voting is all day watch it and then go vote. >> i a say we run it tonight at 11:00 and tomorrow at 11:00. >> people like the real. they wouldn't like that at all. >>> where do you think taylor swift keeps all of her award. she will almost have to h

da seth williams spoke to the students at ethan ann allen school in mayfair today and challengeed thembe up standerring citizens and depth pew advertised them assistant district attorney. against bullying williams shared his anti bullying method to students at more than 20 inner ski stool. >> police cruiser on a miami highway. what conclude a trooper in to the fact a thief was behind the wheel? >> they look great. left a long time. is your new gel manicure raising your cancer risk? why you might want to change to something different. >> we with a few days on earth a baby monkey sparked a public uproar in japan. why many people call the monkey offensive hasn't the zoo is apologizeing to tonight. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools ver

philadelphia district attorney seth williams was surrounded by preschoolers at city hall today. he is encouraging voters to say yes tomorrow to ballot question number four. it will create a commission to create a city wide plan for universal prek. williams said studies show getting a student prepared for school before first grade leads to higher graduation rates. >>> and we will have complete coverage of the pennsylvania primary tomorrow. you can find results on "action news" 6abc.com and also on 6abc's twitter feed and the league of women voters will be staffing a special hotline right here tomorrow between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. tomorrow for anyone who has questions or concerns. that number is on your screen. >> time now for a check of our "action news" traffic report monday night. >> that's right. let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. how was your weekend matt. >> great. how about you guys. >> very nice. >> good. the race home this evening is a little more tortoise style than hare style. creeping along on the schuylkill expressway eastbound becaus

seth williams will be joined by preschool children for a mock vote at city hall.voters will be asked about the city-wide plan for universal pre-kindergarten on the primary ballot this tuesday. the d.a. says two thirds of preschool aged children in philadelphia do not have access to high quality pre-k. >>> five-year-old leah still has been through a lot in the past year but she isn't letting cancer keep her down. ♪ >>;wh leah's father posted this new video on intragram today. it shows her dancing on her hospital bed. devin still has been sharing his daughter's journey as she battles cancer. the family announced she was in remission back in march. but leah is back in the hospital after getting a stem cell transplant earlier this month. on instagram devin still wrote she shouldn't have this much energy but she is a fighter and she is determined to remain her goofy self through it all. >>> twisters touched down. coming up, the damage already done, and the threat of more severe weather for parts of the country. >>> 29. that's the number of tornadoes that touched down

seth williams telling me within the hour that he is lying into those finings to determine if it will be appropriate to open up a at some point in the future a criminal investigation into this deadly crash that killed seven and left more than 200 hurt. the black box which provided the information, to the ntsb that the train, in fact, was traveling over a hundred miles an hour more than twice the speed limit was quickly recovered from the train and was analyzed at an amtrak facility in bear, delaware. in addition to the raw speed, it also indicates other pieces of information such as breaking, such as even the number of times that the whistle was blown on the train not that would be relevant in this case and at a press conference this morning the ntsb revealed that the train had a camera of its own mounted on the he can inn. it is entirely possible this deadly incident may have been captured on video. we are awaiting the press conference here by nt. b. they are expected to provide more details, we will bring that you to live momentarily. live from frankford walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyew

oh mama oh mama oh woman ♪ ♪ oh woman oh mama mama mama woman ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: joy williams>> seth: my thanks to louis c.k., sharon osbourne, joy williams everybody! and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: well hello there, it is "last call" from skyroom here in new york. i'm carson daly and this is what's about to hit your screen.

seth meyers." tonight -- louis c.k. from "the talk," sharon osbourne music from joy williams featuring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applausee is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? we good? [ cheers and applause ] mother's day yesterday -- how many mothers in the house? [ cheers and applause ] all right, happy late mother's day to you guys. how many people here ever had a mother? [ cheers and applause ] everybody remember it? [ laughter ] this happened yesterday, president obama personally called three mothers yesterday. he personally called three mothers yesterday who had written him letters recently. man, do i feel sorry for any of their kids who forgot to call. [ laughter ] "oh, you didn't have time to call. [ laughter ] you know who did have time? the president. the united states of america, that president. so no, flowers on wednesday does not make it okay." [ laughter ] speaking of the president, the white house -- there's been a lot of security issues at the white house of course in the

the officers in the room with him, including general seth troduced williams.th general lee knew seth williamswell. williams had been lee's age -- from 1852 to 1855. another person that general grant introduced was a young captain that had joined his r pe staff less than a month earlier. his name was robert lincoln. he was the son of abraham lincoln. he had recently graduated from am harvard and joined general grant's staff in mid march and here in the mclean parlor. we don't have a record of how general lee reacted to meeting robert lincoln.r the 8-year-old daughter of wilma mclean left a rag doll on the couch in the parlor where the meeting occurred. p and when everyone came in, they veryone took that doll and placed it on doll a the mantle.nd of the parlor. the and afterwards, the officer th started tossing that rag doll around. and it was kept as a war doll souvenir by captain thomas moore. they called it the silent enir witness. the moore family kept that doll in new york. the men would exhibit it as a war souvenir. in the early 1990s, the ladies of the family saying the men had passed aw

and as you heard the district attorney seth williams there, he said his crime scene investigators were here telling him it is the most horrific thing they had seen in their long carreersment williams going to the meet with the us attorney in fill toy decide, if a criminal case should be pursued, locally, or on the federal level, and since boss tan hit that emergency brake before the krass at 106 miles per hour, and that was the loud screaching noise everybody that survived heard, that tells you he was awake, alert, not asleep or incapacitated at the time. but authorities tell us, they have a smart phone, and his blood work, to see if he was distracted, disoriented or under any influence. and our live picture shows you what looks like a white school bus. that tells you they've got teams here, probably from out of town, that they're busing in and out on shifts, to hotels, to get some rest, get back here to get this work done. so they're doing all they can to get this northeast service back in running. hard to believe 36 hours later they are cleaning it up. i would have thought they need

william. they were having a fancy breakfast. the vote is soon. seth was been the president for four terms was expected to get in for a fifth. suddenly, they're walking out with sheets over their faces and getting arrested. drama here. what do you think happens, next, william? >> i'm not sure. time will tell. i do agree with grant that this is probably the tip of the iceberg. and i do not think this is the end of the investigations. i do overall think that this is a good thing for soccer, especially us soutussoccer. >> yeah, to clean it up. but also in a week, we have the women's soccer tournament. does this divert the spotlight? >> it certainly did. the women had their media day in new york. they were asked about fifa. it's a big thing. it will be on fox and fox sports throughout the next month. and it will get the attention it deserves, i think. but today was a day that fifa took more attention. >> fifa is in trouble. you actually ran. he did. for president of fifa. a little tongue and cheek. >> i did in 2011. >> why did you do that? >> because the r

seth doane in katmandu nepal. >>> britain has a new princess. prince william's wife kate has given birth to a baby girl. this is the second wife for the royal couple. mark phillips has the latest from outside the hospital in london. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and welcome to what may have become the most famous maternity wing on the planet of st. mary's hospital here in london where it has been announced the arrival of 8 pounds three ounces worth of bouncing baby princess. mother and daughter both apparently doing well. the announcement by this thoroughly modern royal family made via twitter and by more traditional means. >> three cheers for the princess! >> some things never change. so it's a girl which is what the family is rumored to have wanted. a new princess, name to be announced sometime soon. the baby will be fourth in line to the throne after her older brother. the classic spare to the heir. currently dad, prince william, is heir to the throne. his younger brother prince harry is the spare to that generation. an accident of birth, that means gracefully taking a back seat. >> i

william and mary and madeleine albright attests university. -- at tufts university. >> we are joined by craig fugate , the administrator of the federal emergency management agency. we are joined by seth bornstein and usa today. mr. fugate, i want to start with the deadly flooding in texas and oklahoma. what is fema doing now, and what are you expecting in terms of assistance that will be asked by the federal government in recovering? guest: we have been working with both states. in fact, several states have been impacted. right now, they are still in a response phase. under the governor's leadership local officials, the national guard, they are managing the response. as the president said the other day, our prayers and thoughts are with the families who lost loved ones, but we are prepared to support the recovery if needed. right now, there is very much response. they are still trying to verify and find people who are missing. the role of the federal government in this case, and fema, will be a support role. reporter: have you been in with -- in touch with the governor of texas, and you expect he will request fema assistance? guest: the president called the governor yesterday and ple