experts from the the national transportation safety board. the train involved did not have positive train control. >> we will not speculate about the cause of the accident. the fact is, we are in the midst of an investigation. was called by the white house as well. >> the train blasted through the passenger area, leaving a web of wires and dangling metal. the injured many suffering broken bones and blunt force trauma were taken to local hospital. >> one of the first on the keep was a train from norfolk, delaware. >> it sounded like a bomb or an earthquake and i heard people running and screaming. >> reporter: now first responders and ambulanced from all over the area responded to the mass casualty call. rush hour is a mess here as transportation officials are trying to figure out transportation for people that use this station every day. >> a lot of questions to be answered. the team coverage continues with chad pradelli live at the septa station in manayunk and septa recently installed safety equipment that could prevent a tragedy like this o

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the nation. it was in the end of the line and twisted wreckage landing inside of the waiting area of the passenger station. the national transportation safety boardnd off of the train said it pulled in at full speed. >> it was just initially

the bus and injured 30 people. many people are asking, why has it taken so long to introduce this speed control technology america's biggest transportation safety board, the national transportation safety board, was advocating its introduction more than 25 years ago? kathy: nick bryant in hoboken, new jersey. thanks very much. rising between moscow and washington tonight over the war in syria. specifically the bombing of aleppo. john kerry says america is on the verge of suspending talks with russia after days of heavy bombardment. it appears that hospitals in been particular targets. john sweeney has been looking at some of the footage. a warning that you may find some of these images distressing. john: imagine if your local hospital looks like this. no water, no time to clean up the blood and where the living lie cheek by jowel with the dead. this is aleppo under siege in an underground hospital. the war in syria gets more pitiless by the day. the bombing is relentless. blasts from a bomb caused concrete to fall on the hospital's intensive care unit and knocked out as oxygen generator. on sunday, cluster bombs blasted free aleppo. the hospital had 180 patients,

this is according to investigators. >> kyndell: the national transportation safety board says it will spend the next several days investigating to determine exactly what happened there.

what we just learned, the national transportation safety board hasn't yet started their investigation, because they can't. when the train came and blasted through the terminal this morning, the roof of the terminal, or the canopy, well on the initial train car. there's been water leakage all day. it's believed there could be asbestos. they have to have contractors come in to bring up that canopy, so the investigation can begin. tonight, investigators are looking for clues as to what caused a new jersey transit train to plow through a major station concourse during rush hour. >> we heard a bomb-like explosion. >> sounded like nails on a chalk board, you know what i mean? just followed by this deafening silence. >> reporter: a train employee says the train hit a safety bumper and went airborne. >> it up and over the bumper block, through the depot, and came to rest at the wall by the waiting room. >> reporter: officials say one woman, believed to be seen in this video, was killed standing on the platform. >> i was stepping over a dead woman's body. that bothered me. and nothing you can

over a longer period of time, the national transportation safety board will investigate the crew's behavior. they will also be looking at the crashworthiness of the train car and how well the passengers were protected in it, but this is largely a train control issue. the train went too fast and ended up where it should not have been. >> are you familiar with this train in particular? this route in particular? >> no, i am not. it was many, many years ago that i worked on the area, lac wanla. >> steve ditmire, thank you. john gow llee also joining us o the phone, former ntsb member. i know this is early in the investigation but i covered from here that crash in philadelphia last year. some eight people killed. more than 200 hurt. this looks, in some ways, like that. >> well, i don't know you can make that assumption. it looks like a train crash to me. and we really need to go in there and take a look at the circumstances around that event. the previous speak er did that but the ntsb en route and telling the authorities to lock down certain information and when they get there, they'll examine

they will the national transportation safety board be talking to him. investigators will also be getting the recorder from the locomotive all of these things hope will lead them to a cause of this crash early this morni morning. lucy. >> thank you very much, brad. brad talked about it ntsb wrapped a news conference. investigators arrived this afternoon but they cannot fully definitely into the investigation just yet. the ntsb chairperson says when the train crashed it left structural damage to the station. asbestos may be a problem right now. so until they can remediate all of that, investigators cannot go in and really look at the entire scene, and then there is the big question tonight which is about positive train control. >> as you know, the ntsb has been recommending positive train control or ptc for 40 years. so we will look at that. we will look at whether there's positive train control installed and all of the aspects related to that before we come to any conclusions. >> the ntsb suggested that positive train control may have prevented deadly amt

the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash of a commuter train at a station in hoboken, new jersey. the crash caused a yomo more than 100 other people. the n-t-s-b will be looking to determine how fast the train was going. angry protests flared again last night in el cajon, california, about the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. between 50 and 75 people marched through streets and blocked intersections until police used pepper-spray balls to break them up. some got into fights with drivers who were angry over blocked traffic. tulsa police officer betty shelby is expected in court first-degree manslaughter charges.shelby is the officer who shot and killed terence crutcher, an unarmed black man, two weeks ago.dashcam and aerial footage of the shooting showed crutcher walking away from officer shelby with his arms in the air. new this morning.... police are investigating a deadly shooting.team 12's jen wahl is live near 41st avenue and body parts parts are found in south phoenix.team 12's nico santos is tracking this top story for us the remains wer

the national transportation center briefing on the right. please stay with us. >>> the national transportation safety board. >> z-a-r-r, she'll be out in about two minutes, thank you. >> sorry about that, we thought that press conference was about to begin. that's the national transportation safety board to give its preliminary information about this, you see the pictures there. one dead, 75 hurt. a new jersey transit train going through the bumper block, ramming into the station in hoboken, new jersey. i have two experts with me as we wait for more information from the ntsb. and the trauma center. peter gols. the former inspector general at the u.s. department of transportation, mary skiauvo. they were explaining the people who will participate in this. this is the front car. the front car which turned into a battering ram which caused considerable damage to a pretty heavily constructed terminal. this is not, you know, this is not a small light building it went through. you see this damage here. i mean, if that's the first thing you saw as an investigator, what are you thinking? >> you're reminded of mary's statement. you can't violate the

also with me in washington the former managing director for the national transportation safety board pete er golz. and mary sciavo, formerly with the transportation safety board. jean, what are you seeing right now? >> we're waiting for a press briefing. with the latest from the officials at the new jersey transit. we're now learning the governors of new york and new jersey are enroute. so there may be a bit of a time so those governors can get in place so they can be part of this too. that's what we're hearing, that the presser may be pushed back so the governors of new jersey and new york can be present. what we do know is it was 8:45 this morning. it was the height of rush hour. a new jersey transit train coming from spring valley, new york, to hoboken, which was the last stop. and a new jersey transit worker told cnn that it the train and the front car became airborne because of the fast rate of speed it was going and because it was airborne that it just plummeted into the passenger concourse. and that it decimated the ceiling. structurally, the train station came down at that poi

the national transportation safety board is now taking the lead in this. last check. over 100 people were injured e woman trappeunnd the concrete. >> most of the red were on e train not standing on the platform. they were describing the aftermath and the train never slowed down and kept going aswe >> the lights went off and people started screamin >> it was a loud bang and it just seemed like it didn't stop. the only thing i felt was the feeling of my car going track. >> imagine that. >> some 250 people heading into new york city. they were on board tets of the crash. this is some of the 50,000 riders who pass through the hoboken terminal every day. >> they the transit trains to commute into new york city each dnef the new jersey transi trains are fully equippeitis a dined to prevent accidents like there. eric. >> wendy, when we first heard about this from an upset parent, we they said they were y were wearing. after we got a look at pictures of three students dressed in white sheets. >> not >> white pointed hoods. and cut out. >> nd of sick. >> initial reports from r

we have new details from hoboken. >> the national transportation safety board sifting through all of the evidence. they confirmed they removed the black box. having trouble getting to some of the other cars on the train, the structure, the terminal is not safe. they will have crews that pull away and hope to get into the cars a bit later in the day here. they are also hoping they can take a look at some video that may have been recorded of the accident. >> all of that along with interviews of the crew and other people will be making sure we get the most fact chual information. >> reporter: nbc news. >>> a train crash happened at the same station. a packed commuter train slammed into a bumper injuring more than 30 people that day. the engineer failed to slow down the train as it came to the station. shimon peres was laid to rest in jerusalem today. kelly has more. >> reporter: on a hilltop in jerusalem prime minister aechbd a prince saying good-bye to pere per peres. 90 delegations from 70 countries. >> he soared to incredible heights. >> reporter: he celebrated as a states man and a p

. >> reporter: john and alison, the national transportation safety board says the investigators will go in the train when it is deemed safe to do so. that is because when the train plowed through the train station, the canopy or ceiling of the train station plummeted down and is on top of the train. there is water leakage. they are concerned of the train station. they have to deal with that and they will get construction workers to take that canopy off the train and that is when the investigation will actually begin. it started just about 24 hours as. 8:45 a.m. a normal day in hoboken. train number 1214. it was coming from spring valley, new york. that train, we are told by governor chris christie of new jersey, was coming at an accelerated high rate of speed. it ran into the terminal and the supporting structures then broke as the train went into the terminal. it kept going. the canopy or ceiling fell down. the train was stopped at the wall. the one female fatality was standing on the platform. she has been identified as 34-year-old fabitha crohn. she recently worked in brazil. she

just minutes ago - the national transportation safety board announcing safety issues are hampering their investigation. the crash happened during a busy rush hour this morning - - just outside of new york city. you can see the devastation -- after a passenger train slammed into the station. the one person standing on the the 100-year-old train station is resting on top of the crashed train car. n-t-s-b is waiting until it's safe to go into the area. new jersey governor chris christie held a news conference earlier today -- offering condolences and promising quick action. gov. chris christie, new jersey "we pray for the family of the one fatality that we have confirmed, we're gonna work together to make sure the investigation as seamless and coordinated, that we investigators say at this point -- they have no reason to believe this was anything other than an accident. the n-t-s-b says it expects to have access to the train's data recorder sometime tonight. major lay-offs are coming to one of milwaukee's largest employers. ?by the end of the year, dozens of positions will be eliminated at

the nation. it was in the end of the line and twisted wreckage landing inside of the waiting area of the passenger station. the national transportation safety board is investigating. witnesses on and off of the train said it pulled in at full speed. >> it was just initially a horrendous exploding noise and concrete, dust and electrical wires and a train flying into the depo. i couldn't believe what i was seeing. >> rick was among the first reporters on the scene. he joins us live with the latest. >> john, new jersey trandzit is one of the largest transportation system and this hoboken terminal one of the busiest stations and 15000 people boarding trains. it was transit 1614 out of spring valley, new york. it left 7:20 and arrived at 8:45 with estimated 250 people on board. it came in way too fast near top speed and crashed over bumper and into a concrete wall. some say it flew 40 feet in the air smashing in the ceiling. the front car heavily damaged. many passengers were on the front two cars, waiting and standing to get off of the train and they were thrown about. 100 injuries many of them critical. one confirmed fatality, a woman standing on th

here now is the ntsb briefing. >> hello, i'm bella, vice chairman of the national transportation safety board the ntsb is launching a go team to hoboken, new jersey, to investigate the crash of a new jersey transit train that occurred at approximately 9:00 a.m. this morning. before i go any further, i'd like to express on behalf of the entire ntsb our condolences and sympathies to everyone who was affected by the accident today the ntsb team will be served by jim southworth, accompanied by ntsb staff with expertise in a multi-disciplinary range of activities, including operations, mechanics, track, signals, human performance and survival factors. also accompanying the team are members of the ntsb's transportation disaster assistance office and the office of public affairs. our tda specialists are already working closely with local officials in order to assist them in their efforts to assist everyone who is affected by this accident. we expect to arrive in hoboken later today. for the latest information on media briefings, i encourage you to go to our website, which is ntsb.gov and also follow

well, we have justee briefed by the national transportation safety board yesterday's commuter train crash in new jersey. one person was killed. of the 108 injured,nly seven remain in the hospital tonight. kris van cleavhas the breaking news. >> reporter: national transportation safety board inorhave starred int the hoboken stati yesterday. the engineer, 48-year-old thomas gallagher, is said t cooperating, and has provided a blood sample that will be screened for drugs a alcohol. inveators recovered the data recorder from the rear of the train, but are still waiting to access the front cab. n.t.s.b. vice chair bella dinh-zarr: >> once the n.t.s.b. has a successful download, information to validate speed train. >> reporter: investigators will examine the train for signs of mechanical failure, including any brake problems. investigators are also gathering and reviewing multiple sources of video. lead investigator jim southworth: >> because of the asbestos, because of the unsettled structures that we're not sure about, i'm not allowing anybody to go in there, okay. none of the evidence that's

the national transportation safety board said the pilot reported the aircraft had lost power as it approached a runway at nellis air force base. the aircraft crashed and burned about a mile north of nellis. the pilot parachuted to safety. no one on the ground was hurt. the pilot was flying back after an air combat training range. a tentative agreement has been reached between n-v energy and solar-city. it could restore older, more favorable rates to about 32- thousand customers who installed or applied for a rooftop solar system before this year. n-v energy has filed the settlement - and it is now pending approval from the public utilities commission commissioners raised rates for rooftop solar customers earlier this year. nv energy announced in july that it supported "grandfathering" some solar customers into the older rates. 60 years after a legendary jam- session... a popular strip show is closing. 'the million dollar quartet' at harrah's says the show's final performance will be december 4th. it's the story of that legendary night when elvis, johnny cash, jerry lee lewis and carl perkins

the national transportation safety board, the ntsb, says investigators are having trouble extracting a recorder from the forward-facing camera on the train that slammed into a rail station in new jersey thursday. the recorder should show what was ahead of the train before it crashed before the morning rush-hour pier 1 person was killed. over 100 others were injured. hillary clinton leads donald trump in michigan. the latest poll has clinton ahe 35% in a four-way race. the survey was conducted after the first presidential debate. hurricane matthew has strengthened to a category three storm, as it swirls through a part of the caribbean that rarely sees such activity. rain and wind is within through aruba, monad, and carousel. the hurricane is expected to turn north saturday, and ahead toward jamaica, cuba, and haiti. the european union has cleared way for ratification of the paris climate agreement. eu nations agree to a fast-track vote -- the most sweeping a court to fight global warning could come to force next month. the eu has come under pressure to ratify after the u.s. and china

the after math. >> they had to account for their actions in a national transportation safety board meeting. they could have lost their jobs. >> reporter: but the real nife investigators say the move -- life investigators say the movie -- the movie is a drama but some people tell us it seemed like a documentary with the ntsb as the bad guy. >> i never knew any of that took place. >> reporter: sully hopes most will leave uplifted. ticket sales will reach $32 million this first weekend. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> sully asked the producers not to use the real names of the national transportation safety board investigators in the movie. >>> a swimmer is attempting the impossible. she is swimming 93 miles non- stop from sacramento to tiburon. she started her journey this afternoon. she doesn't have a wet suit on and she won't have any physical contact with her crew or support boat. the swim will last 48 hours. we will be following her progress this weekend on air and on www.cbs5.com. >>> an amazing feet and we wish her well and hope to be reporting on that tomorrow and what kind of a weekend do we ha

the national transportation safety board is on the scene. too soon to determine a cause yet. but in a news conference today, governor chris christie says the train came into the station moving too fast. a man is dead after police say he went on a stabbing spree in the city's cobbs creek neighbor. >> and it ended when officers shot and killed that man. this played out last night on the 6200 block of hazel street. when officers arrived, they found an eight-year-old with his throat slashed. a 13-year-old had a stab wound. and police say the father of the eight-year-old was the attacker. they say the same man tacked two women inside a home along the 700 block of cobbs creek parkw parkway. one of them is in critical condition tonight. police say that they shot the man when he refused to show his hands. he was not armed at the time. >>> he resign because of allegations of sexual harassment but tonight a lot of people are sun that the former head of the philadelphia parking authority stands to collect a six figure pension. ppa employees claim that vince fenerty sexually harassed the

the train were injured - including the engineer who said to be cooperating with the national transportation safety board investigation into the crash... the train never seemed to slow down...ntsb agents hope to get key data from the crash.. from the train's "black box."(sot/ bella dinh-zarr / ntsb vice chairman :xx - :xx)from the event recorder we hope to get information such as speed and breaking. investigators have access to the locomotive..but to this point.. structural damage to the station has kept them out of the rest of the train..jay gray - nbc news - hoboken, new jersey decision 20-16 coverage: hillary clinton is spending the day in florida - where she while donald trump heads to michigan.both candidates are trading new attacks.trump accusing the fbi of giving immunity to clinton over her email scandal.clinton citing a report that trump's company violated the u.s. ban on doing business with cuba back in the 1990s "shows that he puts his personal and business interests ahead of the laws and the values and the policies of the united states of america." usa today taking sides in the race for the f

the national transportation safety board will be on site at the reno airport to conduct their investigation. >> lots of questions. thanks, pete. >>> live to new york. this is a live look outside hillary clinton's home in new york. later her campaign announced she was diagnosed with pneumonia friday. this comes with questions about her health from the trump campaign. she has an event in san francisco. clinton may make an appearance via tell conference. >> donations are pouring in for the family of a little boy killed by a suspected drunk driver this weekend. he died when his mother's car ran out of gas on 680 and an suv plowed into them. a go fund me site is head up to raise money for funeral services, to raise more than $25,000 so far. the suspect in the case is the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. >>> police need help investigating a crash. they found a man by 580. a dark man made an illegal lane change hitting the back of that man's motorcycle causing him to crash. they are asking for the public's health finding out exactly what happened. >>> a staffing emergency is causing som

including the engineer who is said to be cooperating with the national transportation safety board investigation into the crash. witnesses say the train never seemed to slow down. n.t.s.b. agents hope to get the key data from the crash from the train's black box. >> the only place we have been able to access is the rear, where we were able to get the recorder. >> reporter: investigators have access to the locomotive to. this point, structural damage to the station has kept them out of the rest of the train. investigators hope to have access to the other cars later today. the n.t.s.b. expects to be here on scene for the next week to ten days. in hoboken, new jersey, john cuoco, 7 news. >> christa: "t" officials are taking new steps to fix things around the so-called money room. surfaced from a surveillance camera showing a worker in the money room lying face-down while cash is scattered on a nearby table. the incident was never investigated. the worker never identified. but the m.b.t.a. is releasing a statement this morning. here is what it says. the m.b.t.a. has made significant progress in impr

the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation. >> from the event recorder we hope to get information such as speed and braking. >> reporter: new jersey transit says the engineer, 48-year-old thomas gallagher, was in the front of the first car as it came speeding into the hoboken station. the ntsb hopes to interview gallagher and will reconstruct his last 72 hours, including a look at his medical history. federal health screening requirements for train operators are among the lightest, requiring only a hearing and vision check every three years. the rest is up to the railroad. the ntsb has called for stronr standards. >> we will look at whether there was positive train control installed and all of the aspects related to that before we come to any conclusions. >> reporter: railroads are under a federal mandate to install positive train control, or ptc technology, that can automatically slow or stop a speeding train to prevent collisions. this train did not have ptc technology. congress pushed the deadline for installation to at leas

the national transportation safety board has been lobbying for this technology for years. railroad industry got off to a slow start. first of all, the federal railroad administration took well over a year to write the regulations for implementing the system, and so it took longer to implement. by the end of 2015, the railroads informed congress and the federal railroad administration that they weren't going to be able to implement the system on time. and that might mean not being able to carry commuters, not being able to carry hazardous materials. congress extended the deadline last fall into 2018, so the extension was granted. >> all right, steven, thank you very much for your insights, appreciate that, history and currently what we're dealing today with hoboken. thank you. >>> leaders from around the world gathered in jerusalem this morning to pay their respects to shimon peres. it's a who's who of dignitaries, including prince charles and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. president obama was the tenth u.s. president to meet with him and as he said, the tenth to fa

the train were injured, including the engineer, who is said to be cooperating with the national transportation safety board investigation into the crash. witnesses say the train never seemed to slow down. ntsb agents hope to get data from the black box. >> from the event recorder, we hope to get information such as speed and braking. >> reporter: investigators have access to the locomotive, but to the station has kept them out of the rest of the train. investigators believe they will be able to get into those cars laurt today. the ntsb plans to be on scene for a week to ten days here. that's the latest from hoboken, back to you. >> thank you for that report. >>> computers are also waking up to safety concerns about their daily travels. 9 new jersey train was equipped with technology to prevent crash. they have been demanding an advanced braking system for 40 years. miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: last year left eight dead and 200 injured with the train traveling 100 miles an hour. in california 25 lost their lives, 135 hurt when a commuter train slammed into a freight train in 2008. line accidents ex

the train were injured - including the engineer who said to be cooperating with the national transportation safety board investigation into the crash... witnesses say the train never seemed to slow down... ntsb agents hope to get key data from the crash.. from the train's "black box." from the event recorder we hope to get information such as speed and breaking. investigators have access to the locomotive.. but to this point.. structural damage to the station has kept jay gray - nbc news - hoboken, new jersey the engineer is now out of the hospital and talking to investigators. the tulsa officer charged with manslaughter is in court later today. she's the officer -- accused of shooting and killing terence crutcher two weeks ago. video shows crutcher walking away from the officer with his arms in the air. her attorney says she started firing when he started reaching have said he did not have a gun on him or in his s-u-v. in court today -- the teenager accused of shooting three people at a south carolina school this week. two students and a teacher were wounded at the school. one boy -- a six- year-old --

the train were injured, including the engineer, who is said to be cooperating with the national transportation safety board investigation into the crash. ntsb agents hope to get data from the crash from the train's black box. >> from the event recorder, we hope to get information such as speed and braking. >> reporter: investigators have access to the locomotive, but to this point, structural damage to the station has kept them out of the rest of the train. agents hope to gain access to the rest of the cars later this afternoon. officials say they expect to be to ten days. that's the latest live in hoboken. dara, back to you. >> thank you for that report. >> commuters are also waking up to safety concerns about their daily travels. the ntsb has been demanding an advanced braking system for at least 40 years. miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: lessons learned. the amtrak derailment in eight dead and more than 200 injured. a train traveling at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour. in california 25 lost their lives, 135 hurt when a commuter train slammed into a freight train in 2008. these just two of the 1

steered the failing aircraft toward the desert before the national transportation safety board said the pilot reported the douglas a-4k skyhawk lost power approaching a runway at nellis air force base last month - before he parachuted safely away. he wasn't seriously hurt. the preliminary report also shows the aircraft crashed and burned about a mile north of nellis. no one on the ground was hurt. the pilot was flying back after an air combat role-playing exercise over the nevada test and training range. a tentative agreement has between n-v energy and solar-city. it could restore older, more favorable rates to about 32- thousand customers who installed or applied for a rooftop solar system before this year. n-v energy has filed the settlement - and it is now pending approval from the public utilities commission commissioners raised rates for rooftop solar customers this year - saying it corrected a subsidy that non- solar customers were paying for those who had panels. solar companies fought back - but failed in an effort to bring the rates before voters in announced in july that it su

the national transportation safety board is investigating why the train didn't slow down. there are some similarities to a crash five years ago at the same terminal. it's evening rush hour and authorities are scrambling to find ways to help tens of thousands of commuters to get to their homes in new jersey. >>> donald trump is still insisting that he won the first debate with hillary clinton. and he is angry at allies who have challenged his version of reality. at the same time, there is a move within trump's campaign to target bill clinton's past indiscretions, but that would leave trump open to similar attacks over his own infidelities and further alienate women offended by his record of insults. we're standing by to speak to the new jersey governor, chris christie. and our correspondents, analysts and guests will have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's begin with our breaking news, the deadly crash of a packed commuter train. cnn's brian todd is live from hoboken. he is at the terminal in new jersey. what's the scene like now and what are you learning? >> rep

the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety board are investigating what happened. anchor: taking action to clean up a hoarder house that caught fire over the weekend. kent wainscott reports firefighters struggled to get inside. reporter: when fire crews arrived on the scene of a house fire early saturday, they ran into an unexpected obstacle. >> we could not get through the door. we had to find an alternate route to get in. reporter: the lone occupant was out of the home and safe, but the fire was still burning, and barricaded, fire officials say, by stacks upon stacks of stuff. >> it's what some refer to as a hoarder house. we like to call it a content-rich environment or a heavy content environment. >> it was crowded -- put it that way. reporter: neighbor mike ralph says there was just one path between the piles inside the home. >> just too much stuff. stacked up to the ceiling. yeah, it's unsafe. i wouldn't want to live there. >> piles that are unstable, unsteady. again, not knowing what is in reporter: deputy fire chief david votsis says homes like th

the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause of this reporting live from wickenburg, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> a fox follow-up on one of our top stories from yesterday. a federal government spokesperson says a truck driver is in a tucson hospital after being shot and injured by officers and a border patrol agent. it happened along the u.s.-mexico border down in nogales. the truck driver was shot after he tried to evade and then he the port was shut down to southbound traffic heading into mexico for several hours. >>> police tonight, new at 5:00, a 28-year-old woman arrested for possessing drugs she got from her mom's house. marie told her probation officer that she used meth recently. they searched her home and found meth and marijuana in her home. she said she found the meth and marijuana in her mom house. they arrested her mom three weeks ago. >>> an armed man robbed a burger king and fled the scene in a white ford pickup. he is described as a white man with red hair and freckles and a tattoo on his left arm. police are asking anyone if they have information a

: we are early in the investigation, in fact federal version including those for the national transportation safety board got into the crash. right now they are on the ground. they are be looking into everything from human error to mechanical problems. chaos on the track inside the hoboken station as new jersey transit train crashed into the hoboken terminal. surveillance caught the train as the engine pushed three passenger cars 30 minutes before crashing. 100 were injured. >> lights went out and the roof came down on it. >> reporter: a woman identified as 34-year-old beatriz fana-ruiz was killed by fallen debris. thomas gallon about her was released from the hospital. >> it's tragic in terms of what they are going through. >> the ntsb will be looking at the video recorder at the front and the rear of the train. the train does not have positive train control. the simulator shows how it takes over if the train is traveling too fast. >> sunny the ntsb has been recommending positive train controller for 40 years. >> until you know what caused the problem. you don't know the solution. >> reporter: and new j

. >>> the investigators on the national transportation safety board will be at the scene of the deadly plane crash in reno last night. three people died when the piper cherokee plane crashed in the parking lot at the reno international airport. the single-engine plane crashed after taking off, all three in the plane were killed. there is still no word on what caused that crash.>>> it is the start of rager season for the 49ers and chip kelly, and the 49ers a two wins, two losses in the preseason, and the 49ers will host the rams tonight at the levi's stadium we kickoff at 7:20 pm. many fans will be watching to see if more players are joining colin kaepernick in his ongoing protest during the national anthem. >> reporter: over the weekend there were several other players that did join in, a protest over racial inequality, and it appears to be gaining momentum. we had our cameras at the sports bars on the sunday game to watch the fans reactions as more teams decided to protest during the national anthem. as it played before the game between the seahawks and dolphins, the seahawks players

>> reporter: iain, those investigators with the national transportation safety board arrived on scene are here. they will be here through the night. the goal of those investigators tonight is to get into the locomotive of this train and recover the black box data recorder and video from the front facing cameras to try and figure out what caused this deadly crash. now we are learning tonight the victims the fatal victim in this a 34-year-old young mother fabiola bittar de kroon of hoboken. she was killed by falling debris waiting for a train. more than a hundred other commuters were also injured. many of them critically. this happened when the new jersey transit train from spring valley, new york, did not break when it approached the station according to passengers. instead that train came barreling into the station careened off the tracks and into the station platforms and support walls. what is not clear is why the train did not stop. the engineer of that train who was also injured has been released from the hospital tonight. investigators have not been able to interview him. >> look

the national transportation safety board is hoping to answer some questions. they're in reno today. it happened at takeoff last night around 566:15 with the ple crashing into a parking lot. was bound for san carlos at the time. there live with what she's learned, amy. >> reporter: hi, the pilot just became a tenant here to this san carlos airport two weeks ago. now the plane has a lot of flying history so it doesn't appear the pilot is new to flying, just new to this airport. the investigators tell my they should be arriving at the crash site right about now. estimated getting there at 11:00 a.m. in reno. review witness statements and look at the records. hope to positively identify the victims by this afternoon. kor anymore did tell me it was three adults that were killed. no children on board. pilots here are trying to figure out who it could be and also wondering what went wrong. >> to some degree you redouble your efforts to make sure you don't have an accident and always be prepare, but until they look into it, you don't know what happened. it's pure speculation. >> reporter: th