this is the second crash on the pennsylvania turnpike in a construction zone thisç week.five workers have been hurt. nbc 10's drew smith is live in wynnefield heieh(m9ñ the head of the turnpike commission fears there could be more tragedies if something doesn't change. >> reporter: yeah, he calls this a horrific trend. he says there will be more construction this summer. and he doesn't want any more of his workers getting hurt because of careless driving. construction work and all travel came to a stop along the pennsylvania turnpike in bensalem this morning. emergency crews helped -- construction workers. >> i was literally sickened. >> reporter: he said distraction could be blamed for the crashes. her husband does roadwork. she came out to the crash scene worried that somebody she knew might be involved. the turnpike totals 150 work zone crashes last year including one where a worker died. >> i don't want to have to inform a family that their loved one's not coming home. >> reporter: logan will meet with lawmakers this week to see what can be done to discourage speeders

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thisc games this -- gains year. angie: let's see how they do at the open. thanks, guys.e back in an hour to angie: held to account. forecast on project regularity shares her to punt -- punch. china's advertisements leaning. accelerating ahead. tell says it expects profit will talk last year's record. welcome to "first up." i'm angie lau. coming to you live from asian headquarters here in hong kong. let's get straight to the markets. australia right now, we are seeing gains after china stimulate its economy with monetary policy with rate cuts. equities are climbing. the aussie dollar is weakening. 79 u.s. cents ahead. in korea, just getting underway. up thanks to china. nowan won right strengthening 1085. japan is this just opening. climbs from a one-month low friday. it extends gains today. nikkei, one and a quarter up.ent of -- 1.25% dollar yen right now weakening. toshiba thisng morning after the country rich drew -- the company withdrew its earnings forecast. joining us from tokyo. what is going on at toshiba? reporter: good morning. on april 3 the company said it is