bill was signed into law but amtrak failed to act on it until right now. >>> amtrak showed off its future fleet today in philadelphia at 30th street station amtrak revealed a model of the next generation acela trains. trains featuring a new paint job will operate along the northeast corridor, amtrak says they will feature one-third more passenger seats then current acela trains as well as bet's meant and smooth er ride. >> this will be very smooth and on the new light weight wait train and first class, business class on this train same as acela now, it will be a slightly quicker journaly new trains are said to be rolling down the track in 2021 >>> some sad news today philadelphia music legend buddy zigler passed away. singer song writer and helped create the sound of philadelphia in the 1970's. as a performer zigler was men for such hits as let the good times role and feel so good he was survived by his wife and two children. bunny zigler was 76, a gift to so many, including myself. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" serious condition affecting a new jersey man's way of life. >> i cou

l bill was signed into law but amtrak failed to act until now >> meantime, amtrak is showing off its future fleet in philadelphia. at 30th street station, amtrak revealed a model of its next generation acela train. the train featuring a new paint job, will operate along the northeast corridor. amtrak says they'll feature one third more passenger seats than current acela trains as well as better amenities and smoother ride. >> this will be a luxury, very smooth trip in the future, on a new light wait train with luxury interior, which will have first class, business class on this train, the same as on the acela now. it will probably be slightly quicker journey. >> the new trains are set to be rolling down the tracks in 2021. >> well, friday was homecoming at bensalem high school. the bensalem owls took on council rock south. of course cheerlead remembers a big part of the festivities, and our alexandria huff introduces us to one very special member of the squad. >> at a homecoming practice inside of the bensalem high school gym, everybody is bouncing. >> there is a freshman. rise to go

and for amtrak riders we spoke to, that is enough. >> it strikes me as amazing. we will be on that every weekend. we take the bus or the amtrak train and this is going to change the way everyone travels. >> that would change a lot. i would come home a lot more. >> so right now there is not much to see of the hyper loop. just this fencedded off area in a field. but we are told the project will move ahead rapidly. not as fast as a pod in a tube but pretty darn fast. in jessup, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: that is exciting news. we are all chatting we wonder what it feels like to ride in the hyper loop. >> a great perspective on it. you can go to the new york city in the dinner break and come back. >> that would be fun. jonathan: unless they had a problem on the track somewhere. we got repairs. steve: got to stay in new york. jonathan: beautiful weather. tonight. steve: we had a lot of golfers taking advantage of the nice weather. bringing it indoors. they are all gone right now. we have been looking at the shot. this is my favorite view of belle haven country cl

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appealing a judge's decision to throw out criminal charges against engineer involved in the deadly amtrak train derailment pennsylvania attorney general 's office filed notice of its appeal yesterday, and brandon bostian was the engineer, with the amtrak train went off tracking killing will people back in may 2015. philadelphia's district attorney opted not to pursue a case begins the 34 year-old. that led a victim's family to seek charges on their own and state prosecutors to take over last month a judge dismissed the case, ruling that the evidence, pointed to an accident. >>> the federal corruption trial of the senator, new jersey senator, bob menendez is in the sixth week. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from his co-defendant florida eye dwelling salmon melgen in, exchange for lobbying governmental officials on his behalf. yesterday, an fbi agent showed e-mails between menendez and his staff discussing help for melgen in a medicare dispute. both menendez and melgen have pleaded not guilty in this case. >>> growing frustration in gloucester county this morning as parents wait for

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amtrak, patco and new jersey transit on time. there's an accident at upper potts grove at farmington and state street. another in schwenksville. starting to see more volume heading out the door. i'll have updates when i come back. >> thank you. >>> movie producer pushed out. backlash is still piling on for harvey weinstein in the wake of sexual harassment accusations. >>> drugs on demand? the online giant that could start selling prescription drugs on line. >>> and hold on for a miracle. meet a local student who's waiting for a kidney as he tackles college classes. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in hist

good news there for septa, amtrak, patco, and new jersey transit. >>> i want ton f you're putting the kids' health at risk. >> angry and demanding answers. parents take aim at a south jersey school district over mold concerns. and now the monroe township district has canceled classes as they try to fix the problem. matt delucia joins us live from holly glen elementary school. parents are worried about the health risks for their children no matter where they go to school in the district, right? >> reporter: right. and a lot of parents went to a meeting last night. there were so many people there that the fire marshal had to be called in and tell the overflow crowd to move into the hallways. take a look at video of that where you see a lot of people there, parents confronted the monroe township school board over at williamstown high school last night. they are concerned and curious about how mold is going to be removed from the holly glen elementary school. that's where i'm at now. they're curious how long this will take. inspectors found mold here at the elementary school last week. co

amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco all running on time. >> thank you. >>> we are following breaking news about what could be a real blow to obamacare. >> president trump is planning to stop payments to insurers that help lower income americans afford their health insurance premiums. matt delucia joins us to may have. this could affect millions. >> reporter: right. around six million people, according to some estimates. the announcement happened a few hours ago, so it's still settling in. the white house saying this is a necessary move, while democrats are calling this a spiteful act. what is this all about? it's about the cost-sharing reduction payments. those payments reimburse your insurance company for in return lowering your out-of-pocket costs. the white house says now it cannot make those payments, adding that the decision was based on guidance from the justice department and the department of health and human services. this cost sharing mainly helps people who have lower incomes and the nonpartisan congressional budget office has said that in the short term, if this

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brandon bostian was the engineer with the amtrak train flew flew off the tracks killing eight people in may of 2015. philadelphia's district attorney opt had not to pursue a case begins the 34 year-old. that led a victim's family to seek charges on their own and prosecutors to take over. last month a judge dismissed the case ruling that evidence pointed to an accident. >>> well, time right now 5:36. in business news this morning top halloween costume with just about two weeks to go until halloween. >> and also what else was exposed in the equifax security breach. money watch's hanna doba joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, hi there hanna >> reporter: wall street ended higher and dow jones ended up higher. dow jones gained 69, nasdaq pick up seven. millions of driver's license numbers were reportedly included in the information, exposed in that massive cyber security breach at equifax. last month the credit reporting agency says private information of offer 145 million people, was compromised. beside social security numbers , birth dates, addresses, hack exposed a driver l

and it even the solar ran it even after amtrak. we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display and around the house is famous as any of the b.s. that ran on the crest larry brown is a retired university professor he volunteers at the museum he's the man in charge of the train today. and we have about eighty volunteers in there or maybe five or six actually did or do work for everyone else's. some other patients but you like railroads yes it would have to be. a diesel train with several carriages makes its way through the grounds three times a day. the train is full of activity children in particular like it the museum of as many events such as a day with thomas the tank engine that attracts thousands of children and their parents turn museum that was still a small rural depo in the late nineteenth century it flourished and with it so too did the small town of spencer after the first world war two thousand people worked in spencer's factories in one thousand nine hundred forty

headed even the solar ran it even after amtrak. we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display around the house as famous as any of the b.s. that ran on the crest larry brown is a retired university professor he volunteers at the museum he's the man in charge of the train today. we have about eighty volunteers. there or maybe five or so you actually did or do work for the real world everyone else's. some other occupation but you like railroads yes you would have to take. the train is full of activity children in particular like it the museum off as many events such as a day with thomas the tank engine that attracts thousands of children and their parents turn museum that was still a small rural depo in the late nineteenth century it flourished and with it so too did the small town of spencer after the first world war two thousand people worked in spencer's factories in one thousand nine hundred forty the first diesel trains arrived fifteen years later steam trains were comple

headed even the solar ran it even after amtrak. we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display it around the house is famous as any of the b.s. that ran on the crest larry brown is a retired university professor he volunteers at the museum he's the man in charge of the train today. we have about eighty volunteers. there are maybe five or six actually did or do work for the real world everyone else's. some other patients but you like railroads yes you would have to. a diesel train with several carriages makes its way through the grounds three times a day. the train is full of activity children in particular like it the museum of as many events such as a day with thomas the tank engine that attracts thousands of children and their parents to museum that was still a small depo in the late nineteenth century it flourished and with it so too did the small town of spencer after the first world war two thousand people worked in spencer's factories in one thousand nine hundred forty

headed even the solar ran it even after amtrak. we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display and around the house as famous as any of the b.s. that ran on the crest larry brown is a retired university professor he volunteers at the museum he's the man in charge of the train today. and we have about eighty volunteers in there or maybe five or six actually did or do work for everyone else's. some other patients but you like railroads yes it would have to be. a diesel train with several carriages makes its way through the three times a day. the train is full of activity children in particular like it the museum of as many events such as a day with thomas the tank engine that attracts thousands of children and their parents term museum that was still a small rural depo in the late nineteenth century it flourished and with it so too did the small town of spencer after the first world war two thousand people worked in spencer's factories in one thousand nine hundred forty the fir

authorities seized 33 pounds of the drug wednesday at the amtrak station in omaha, nebraska. they say 27-year-old edgar navarro-aguirre was carrying the fentanyl in his times more potent than heroin and it can be deadly to the touch. officers say if the plastic containers had been breached, there were enough drugs on that train to give lethal doses to four-point-nine million people. drug enforcement drug enforcement agents believe the fentanyl was headed to the east coast. navarro-aguirre is expected to make his first court appearance this afternoon. meanwhile, an anne arundel conty man is in custody this morning.. after police found fentanyl pills in his home. a police task force found the pills wednesday, after searching 23-year-old robert simpson's home in gambrills. the pills had a street value of nearly 63-thousand dollars. they also seized about 85-hundred dollars dollars in cash.. and computer equipment. people are banding together to help a local victim of the las vegas massacre. a fundraiser was held last night at restaurant in odenton, maryland for tina frost. she's

for people who live around the mass transit everything is on or close to schedule forcep tax amtrak petco and new jersey transi my next update in ten minutes. >> 5:09. 48 degrees. sweepi security changes start today. airpor across the country. >> key for amazon. new delivery surface that let's door. >> 'tis the season to start what you need to know to make steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. mean a heightened hassle at the airpor new safety measures could into world. randy is live at airpor talk about the kind of impact >> rep these changes unitedstates. one of the first things you'll like ipads, laptop, et cetera. it's because of these new author the biggest change you'll see a number of airl

headed even the solar ran it even after amtrak we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display at around house as famous as any of them yes but read on what the press narry brown is a retired university professor he volunteered at the museum he's the man in charge of the train today. and we have. volunteers. there are maybe five or six actually do work for everyone else or. some other fish but you like railroads yes you would have to be. a diesel train with several carriages makes its way through the three times a day. the train is full of activity children in particular like it the museum off as many events such as a day with thomas the tank engine that attracts thousands of children and their parents turn newseum that was still a small well depo in the late nineteenth century it flourished and with it so too did the small town of spencer after the first world war two thousand people worked in spencer's factories in one thousand nine hundred forty the first diesel trains arrived fifteen years later steam trains were completely out of

the 2013 amtrak train derailment put everyone to the test. medical personnel in las vegas are seeing a specific type of injury because of the high velocity weapons used by the shooter. >> unfortunately, the wounds evolve over time. the initial degree of destruction that you might see first operation will not be the final amount of destruction or final degree of destruction. you have to come back in 24 to 48 hours to reassess the wound. >> he carries a tourniquet with him at all times something civilians can too. god forbid you are in a situation like this, could save lives. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> flags are half mass across the country at the president's directive to honor the victims and paris which has seen its carnage over several years is mourning the victims with this tribute tonight as the eiffel tower went dark. >> tomorrow philadelphia will hold a vigil at 6:00 outside the municipal services building across from city hall. more reporting after "nightline" and "jimmy kimmel live" at 12:35 tonight. the "

right now, amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco on or close to schedule. on dennis township, a downed tree. something we'll see more of later. route 47 around 550, paper million road. both directions blocked with the downed tree. >> we could see more downed trees later on because we've been talking about the winds this morning and what's to come. take a look at the winds on the flags. let's find out what's to come with the wind and rain with krystal klei. >> those are the big threats. the wind and the rain leading to some localized flooding out there. then this afternoon, we'll throw in the threat of spot severe storms developing, as well. on radar and satellite, this is not a bad picture. it's scattered in nature, the rain we're looking at. flex of green, mostly a light, steady rain. that's what katie's been reporting in malvern. spots of yellow, the areas showing if there's going to be street flooding, that's where it will happen. farther north, in our viewing area, the suburbs, berks, just scattered showers. nothing to write home about. roadways, though

investigators say the victim got into and amtraker indication with three men and those men beat him. officers searched that area, but did not find the suspects. >> a fire burned through a park home killing the dog and injuring two people. it broke out before 6:00 am yesterday when crews arrived, they found flames coming from the back of the 2,000 square foot two story home. crews managed to get the fire under control in an hour. the red cross is displacing the residents. >> police in pacificka investigating a suspected murder/suicide. investigators called to a home by someone who said they heard gunfire. the officers went into the house at 6:30 and found the bodies of two people that apparently died of gunshot wounds. this is likely a murder/suicide and there are no outstanding suspects. >> cal tran fares and parking fees went up. adult zone fares went up p >> san jose international is seeing an incress in passenger traffic. traffic over the summer, officials say is up 15 part compared to last near. 12 million passengers went through the airport over the last year. they have added ne

the amtrak was headed southbound to washington when the victim was hit at 4:30 near west wynonna area. the rail line was suspended during the investigation but the train service has resumed. >> for the second night in a row gunfire rang out in the city of chester. two people killed last night and a life hang in the balance tonight. reporter christie ileto is live at chester police. what is the latest there? >> jim, it's been a violent 24 hour in the city that involves a handful of shootings and one person critically injured. all of this as the city's murder rate equals all of last year. >> pow pow pow pow pow. kept pulling the trigger. >> not wanting to show his face this man tells an all too familiar narrative from the city of chester's crime scene. a man was shot multiple times in broad daylight while working on his car. >> he was a great dude. >> devin roberts is frustrated with the bloodshed on the city streets. his uncle was shot the night before. police believe the 47-year-old and 23-year-old pulled guns on each other bringing the city's murder rate to 26, now equal to all of la

. >> a suitcase holding $15 million worth of the opioid was discovered in the omaha nebraska amtrak station. fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroin. a few milligrams can be deadly to the touch. authorities say the amount recovered could have killed nearly 5 million people. one man is under arrest. >> equifax says problems with customer help page not cyberattack. customers were redirected to another page where they were urged to download equifax pulled the page. they're investigating that. and this comes after the hack that may have impacted 143 million people. >> a librarian in italy won the right from an emply year to use family sick leave to care for her sick dog. the 10-year-old english setter is recovering from surgery. >> her owner who is single and has no family to help. adopted her after she found her abandoned in a park in rome. shocked that its the first of its kind. >> she works for public university, advocacy group that helped her argue this case. so it could set a precedent. and they're now using her case to do exactly that. they say anyone obtaining a vet certificate shou

i amtraking the return of summer. i'll let you know when in the seven-day forecast. >> president trump arrived to pitch his tax plan as he and congress search for their first major legislative accomplishment. "action news" reporter john rolands was in harrisburg. >> we'll build the future together as one people and one nation under god. >> the president was relaxed with this by invitation only central pennsylvania crowd. his pitch, his tax plan for individuals. >> you said our framework, the first $12,000 for a single individual and the first $24,000 for a married couple will be tax free. no tax at all. many in the crowd in the trucking industry, some of them small business owners seeing a cut in taxes. trump said they -- >> will see, listen to this, a 40% cut in their marginal tax rate. >> trump claims the package taken together would put thousands of dollars in the pockets of ordinary americans. >> would likely give the typical american household a $4,000 pay raise. >> for the most part president trump stayed on mes

to prosecute the engineer involved in the amtrak redelaware railment in 2015. you'll remember a judge tossed charges last month. but today the attorney general's officed their intent to appeal. he was operating the train when it crashed killing eight people and injuring more than 200. >>> new at 6:00, new jersey governor chris christie is calling out the president for not declaring the nationwide opioid crisis a national emergency. the governor said that in a task force news conference today in trenton. he also unveiled new recommendations from the state commission, ib colluding using more of the drug narcan that can reverse overdoses. the governor says he wishes the white house made the emergency declaration when he asked them to months ago. >> they haven't gotten over some of the hurdles yet. if you're asking would u preferred him to sign it august 1st, yes, i would have. >> the opioid crisis is an emergency, but declaration is reserved for natural disasters. >>> coming up tonight on "nbc nightly news," kate snow continues the overdose series. she visits an e

. >>> amtrak making moves to finally change the name of 30th street station. it will be now called william h gray 30th street station after the late congressman who raised millions for the commuter rail agency while serving in the u.s. house 36789 years ago former president barack obama signed a u.s. house resolution for amtrak to to rename the station after gray. >>> let's talk about hurricane nate now, weakening to a tropical depression, although i believe that has also changed at this hour. it makes its way up the eastern part of the country. category one storm, headed for the northeast after first making land fall in southern louisiana, late saturday. >> so, a few hours later it came a shore outside biloxi, mississippi and it was a mess down there but not as bad as some people feared. you can see this is probably worst of it, lots of storm surge that went in the casino and its parking garage, they have cars floating all over the place, despite as you can see the heavy winds and rain and flooding there was not widespread destruction, the hurricane lost most

. >> i heard something like a train, like an amtrak train, just rolling, and glass was flying like bullets. kimberly: the coast flooded heavily. a storm surge sweeping into beach hotels and casinos, cars and five feet of seawater bouncing around. president trump twitting tonight fema and first responders are working hard again on hurricane nate. military helping, very much under control. meantime, people in puerto rico are still waiting for help, now two weeks after hurricane maria devastated the island. electricity, water, and basic necessities. these people are standing in a line more than two blocks long. would to they need? ice. a dramatic rescue in the district, a car crashing into the woods and bursting into onames just before 7:00 hillcrest drive in southeast. three people were trapped. two were taken to the hospital in critical condition. the police are investigating the cause. hasmonths, charlottesville been at the center of race conversations, the city looking to remove a confederate statue of robert e lee, but white supremacists continue to hold rallies and protests. q mccray ha

train and amtrak train come through that community and they have been doing that for very long time. those train tracks were first established in 1855, even war. the civil the t was established as wilmington to weldon railroad. it was the longest railroad in the entire world consisting of more than 160 miles of track and it came through mr. monk's hometown. the wilmington to weldon railroad. it was the longest thelonious monk studied peaian yea at the age of 11 and showed for the instrument. by the time he was 13 he won the weekly amateur competition at the apollo theater so many times that management banned him from re-entering the contest for the instrument. by there in harlem. 1941, monk began working at minton's playhouse in harlem where he joined the house band and helped develop the school of jazz known as bebop. alongside fellow jazz great charlie parker and dizzy llespie and hubie blake monk honed his fast and off improvised style that would later become synonymous with modern jazz. thee loanous -- thee loanous monk's first known recording was in 1944er with worked as a membe

. >> the pennsylvania attorney general is appealing a decision to throw out criminal charges in the amtrak derailment. the judge ruled that train engineer brendan bostian pointed to an accident and not a crime. charges of voluntary manslaughter and wreckless endangerment were dropped. >> berks county authorities are releasing few details about the murder of madison walb. the reading woman's body was found in a wooded area at reege will and green valley roads sunday night. investigators believe it was moved there. they are not saying how walb died, but they are asking anyone with information to tell police what they know. >> the vu surviving robber in a pizza hold up laps year will be going to prison. the judge sentenced him to 57 months to ten years behind bars. he and his brother stormed into the restaurant in november and pistol whipped a patron. the patron had his own gun killing shown rose and wounding justin. the patron was not charged. >> the coatesville police department are investigating a potentially racial incident at the high school. this dark skinned baby doll was found fastene

an update every person was hit by an amtrak train in d.c. ewss was late-breaking n last night. the police are still investigating. tonight, still no arrests in the laurel shooting that sent a 14-year-old to the hospital. howard county police found the boy last night on laurel road. at last check he was in critical condition. hateon 7, a symbol of plastered onto a car, a red swastika. now the police are looking into who would have done this and why. q mccray has the story that you will see only on abc 7. >> lipstick, makeup. since he aast thing expected to find, a bright red swastika. >> i looked on the window and i saw it had a symbol on the window. q: she was on her way to the movies with her sister when she noticed it. i said come over here and see what somebody put on my window. >> no, this is not acceptable. q: more than 24 hours later, not even the heavy rain is enough to watch this away. she dialed 911. we reached out to the believe police department. they are still investigating to determine if this is a hate crime she does not understand why she was targeted in the firs

she immediately stood up, took amtrak back to new york and we haven't heard from them since. where are they living now? didn't they get a place in d.c.? >> down in d.c. >> okay, she got and amtrak, went to dc, haven't heards from them since. >> that's special. >> god, are they in love, aren't they? >> you can feel it, you can feel it. >> i wish i -- >> the best thing i ever did, i remember, at my wedding my husband said that getting married to me was the biggest deal he ever closed. i love that. >> closing the deal. >> well, he is in business. >> how romantic. >> that didn't come across right. but i thought it was really special. >> karen, get the paperwork, mr. attorney, bring the contract over there. okay, preacher, hold on. could you just sign right here? >> oh, it was a toast. >> and then put in the honeymoon suite. >> as long as it is to you, baby, that's all that matter. >> that's the prenup. >> initial here. and then here. >> listen, karen, don't let us hate. we're both single. so he's hating right now. that's about it. nobody talks about deals or par chuting in for us

. >>> amtrak is making moves to finally change the name of the 30th street station. it will now be called william h gray 30th street station after the late congressman who raised millions for the commuter rail agency while he served in the u.s. house 36789 years ago former president barack obama signed a u.s. house resolution for amtrak to rename the station after gray. >>> talk about this one earlier hurricane nate, weakens to a tropical depression, still changing at this hour, makes its way up the eastern part of the country. now category one storm is headed for the northeast after first making land fall in southern louisiana late saturday. >> lets look at what it d it came a shore just outside biloxi, mississippi, storm surge littering the town there with debris. this casino can you believe there was a parking lot there, completely, filled up with water, it looks like an ocean there nate left without causing any real widespread destruction that is got news. not as bad as it could have been. people lost power as they moved into alabama and georgia >> that storm is

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amtrak, patco, and new jersey transit on time. >>> new details about a temple university student shot and killed by police while celebrating her birthday in miami. >> we have new video that we do want to warn you about. it might be hard to watch. it shows what happened the moments before the shooting that police say gave them no choice but to open fire. pamela osborne has more from temple university's campus and students dealing with yet another tragedy this school year. >> reporter: as you said, this was supposed to be a celebration for carrie ann hythan. but life came to a dramatic end. we want to warn you, the video you're about to see is graphic. [ gunshots ] >> no! >> reporter: that was the moment that police opened fire on the 22-year-old maryland native on a crowded street. the incident started when she ran a red light, hit a car, sped from the scene hitting another car. she's seen on cell phone video in the driver's seat of that damaged black bmw. you can see pedestrians have her car surrounded. you can hear those people trying to get hythan to get out of her car. at this poin

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we end with mass transit on or close to schedule for amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco. >> thanks. 4:00 a.m. >>> later today, ivanka trump will be in bucks county to promote her father's tax reform plan. while she's pushing for changes to the tax code to help work force -- help working families, her father is warning members of congress to prepare

. >> reporter: fallen debris and power outages stranding this amtrak train. passengers arriving in boston nearly ten hours late. >> it was a nerve-wracking experience, but i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: the power could be out for days. here's one big reason why a lot of streets look like this. this huge tree uprooted, lifting up the sidewalk, dangling in power lines. in some cases entire towns are without power. adrian bankert, massachusetts. >> quite a scene there in massachusetts. >>> we're learning new details this morning about the two women rescued last week by the u.s. navy after supposedly being lost at sea for more than five months with their two dogs. a spokesman for the coast guard says they had an emergency beacon on their sailboat, but they never turned it on. during a survivor debrief, the two told officials they never activated the beacon because they never felt truly in distress nor did they think the situation was dire enough to warrant it. the women also said that they had six forms of communication that all went dead. >> hmm. >> interestin

amtrak on time. same for patc and new jersey transit. >>> we're following breaking news in cherry himpt oll. one person is hurt, several apartments damaged following an overnight fire. it's under investigation. one family says their cat alerted them to the flames and allowed them to get out safely. >>> a wilmington mother is now charged with killing two young boys who were found dead in a bathtub. >> her identity and possible motive are still a mystery. investigators say that the woman called police from a home on west 9th in wilmington to report the deaths yesterday morning. pamela osborne is live outside wilmington where today we hope to learn more about the mother and young victims. tell us what we know so far. >> reporter: right. there's still a lot of unanswered questions at this point. what we can tell you is that those boys were brothers. and the woman charged in their deaths was the mother of only one of those boys. police believe the children, a 5-year-old and infant, were drowned. it will b

we take the bus or the amtrak train come and this will change the way everyone travels. >> the idea that one could travel pretty much unimpeded at very high speeds i think will offer a lot of benefit to a lot of people. jonathan: that means that you could go to new york for dinner. nancy: and then come back for drinks. jonathan: the maryland department of treasury says right now does not involve any tax dollars. akecy: it did not t long for the nationals to make a change of the top. dusty baker is out. the question now, who will be in? scott: two division titles in two years not enough for dusty baker to keep his job, his contract not renewed. gm mike rizzo said the search for new manager has started. rizzo stated in the conference call due diligence, not specifying certain criteria looking for a candidate. baker led the nets to 192 total wins in two seasons. his .593 winning percentage was the best in nats franchise history, but it was hard to forget the two devastating game five losses at home in the nlds. the nationals turning the page. dusty baker told "u.s. today" he is shocked and

>>> new at 6:00 attorney general josh shapiro filed an appeal of the municipal court ruling in the amtrak engineer case. brandon bostian was charged with manslaughter and reckless endanger many and it killed eight people and injured nearly 200 others. >>> a plan to build a football stadium on the campus of temple university is still on the table. christie aleto is live with the proposal and protest against it. >> that is right is the start of the meeting, the university's president says they should start to explore the options on campus, but that doesn't stop those from opposing the ideas from that concerns. the university refused to listen to the community. and stop the plans to build a stadium. we are here to let them know the stadium will not be built. >> the optics are different. >> i serve on the temple board of trustees. >> holding photos, a group of students faculties and residents known as stadium stom pers renewed their fight to stop a proposed football stadium on campus. after the school says they would move forward with the project to rebuild. and that the dollar should be rein

since nine hundred seventy one long distance rail travel in the united states has been in the hands of amtrak the crescent is the only passenger train coming through atlanta that's one train stopping in each direction each day. over the past few years the situation has steadily improved frac lanter it's one of the fastest growing cities in the united states just to do.

there is now this situation on s on amtrak and half hour delays on septa's wilmington line and the investigation continues at this hour. >>> here is the latest from the front lines of the fight against mold in schools. word has come that john b. kelly school in philadelphia will be closed again tomorrow. authorities say that 80% of the mold that was discovered on wednesday, make that yesterday, is wednesday is now gone. live at the school is vernon odom. you have the details? >> reporter: jim, the problem here continues to be mold. lots of it. they are digging out and that is why classes were canceled here today and will be again tomorrow. and the mold cleanup continues at this hour and tomorrow continue and perhaps even through the weekend. >> with classes and activities canceled here today. remediation teams and private contractors were cleaning the mold out of the jb kelly elementary school and a serious mold problem was discovered here yesterday in several classrooms and the school district refused to specify how many only that a top notch cleaning team is on the case. >> there are 41 classr

amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco all running on time. >> thank you. >>> we are following breaking news about what could be a real blow to obame.

patco, new jersey transit, and amtrak doing well. watching construction in northeast philly, too. the boulevard both directions between 3rd and c street in the inner drive. watch for that. >>> three people including children hurt in a house fire on bennington street. firefighters put out the flames around 3:30 this morning. medics rushed the victims to the hospital. we're working to get you more details on their conditions and the fire. tap the nbc10 app and suson air for -- stay with us on air for updates. >>> today thousands of kids will be flooding the street to trick-or-treat. it's not all fun and games out there. >> children are more likely to get hit by a car tonight than any other night of the year. nbc10's katy zachry is live in fairmount with information to keep you and your family safe this holiday. drivers really need to be aware this evening. >> reporter: as you said, kids are four times more likely to get hit by a car on halloween night than any other time of year. we've touched on how kids out walking with stay safe as they trick-or-treat in a city like where we are

septa and amtrak services were not affected, officials say the accident was on separate track, no injuries have been reported, multi vehicle crash on i95 bucks county snarls traffic for miles this morning , accident happened about 6:30 a.m., near the route 413 exit, and involved a tractor-trailer, two cars, and a pick-up truck, hauling a trailer. police say multiple injuries were reported. all lanes of the highway were closed for some time causing serious delays during the morning rush. the area is now cleared with all lanes opened. no word on the cause of this crash. >> well, student at john b kelly elementary school have back in class today after being off for nearly a week while officials address mold concerns. the school in philadelphia's germantown section was shut down last thursday after officials say they found traces of mold in several classrooms. officials say the mold was caused by the building's heating and air-conditioning system. >>> in other news, president trump is now dealing with a new controversy over how he allegedly handled one of his most solemn duties as commander in

right now amtrak, new jersey transit all on the closest schedule. >>> 11 minutes past 5:00 right now. this picture of racist pumpkin carvings surfaced on social media. >>> slowing stock market after two huge days on wall street, why we might see the dow take a pause before the weekend. >>> and it's a condition that could be keeping you up at night. chronic fatigue. the signs and symptoms you need to be looking out for. >>> a photo makes the rounds on social media showing pumpkins carved with racial symbols and now the high school is working with the naacp and other groups that deal with it. the pumpkins show a swastika and the letters kkk. the second racially charged incident involving students in the last several weeks. the school is offering courses and sessions to educate students on why symbols like the ones posted online are offensive. the superintendent says students are already responding. >> i'm proud to say i had groups of students yesterday and today inside finding and developing and recommending solutions. >> at the end of the school day yesterday, students and parents rall

appealing a judge's decision to throw out criminal charges against engineers involved in the deadly amtrak train derailment the pennsylvania attorney general's office, filed a notice of appeal yesterday, brandon bostian was the engineer when the amtrak train flew off tracks killing eight people back in may of 2015. philadelphia's district attorney op had not to pursue the case begins the 34 year-old. that let a victim's family to seek charges on their own and state prosecutors to take over well, last month a judge dismissed the case, ruling that evidence pointed to an accident. >>> number of young athletes getting hurt is on the rise. >> coming up doctor rob will be on the here with five tips on how kid can help prevent sports injuries, plus this. >>> i'm pat gallen here in haverford. this is my friend's lie a local bee keepers teaching students all about these guys, we are close to about 30,000 bees right now, and i'm freak ed out. should i be. >> no, they are gentle and calm today. >> sound good i'm glad, we will close it up. we will show you more when we come right b i played a doctor o