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failed coup in turkey speaks from his home in the poconos and cbs-3 is the only local station to go inside his compound for the interview. it is sunday, july 17th, good morning to you i m rahel solomon. we are in the thick of it, it is mid-july. it is certainly feeling like summer. lets turn it over to justin drabick who is talking about a slight drop this week. humidity drops today, not a bad start to the day but we will keep 90 s going, and it gets hotter tomorrow but there is relife ahead, something go to look forward to. people were complaining about the cold. i m with you. you have to deal witt. july, summertime but we will keep things dry, and we will start yesterday with big time showers and storms across central new jersey and southern new jersey. but, now we re dealing with full sunshine, outside, right now philadelphia woke up to some clouds. the last of the cloud deck moving to the south but now full sun in the city, temperatures will respond nicely to th
VietnamRepublic-ofCamden-countyNew-jerseyUnited-statesIstanbulTurkeyOcean-countyChester-countyPennsylvaniaDelawareChina talk to investigators, today more than 200 people were injured when the train veered off the tracks last night. and it is still not clear how many people are unaccounted for right now. let s turn to wendy rieger where a massive search and rescue operation is taking place just down the block from her in philadelphia. wendy? reporter: that s right. it is about a block from here. the large cranes those massive kraens that they brought in are just behind me. they will eventually be used to upright those cars in the hopes of unfortunately finding some of the people who are still unaccounted for to see if there are any victims or survivors underneath these cars. right now because the train when it derailed, it did a lot of damage to power lines. the cranes are being used to shore that up. we have for you this afternoon team coverage from philadelphia. down to washington, d.c. sitting next to me is my colleague, adam tuss who has been on the scene since 3:30 this morning. if you
RockvilleNew-yorkUnited-statesRockaway-beachWashingtonBrooklynPennsylvaniaPhiladelphiaDelawarePort-richmondCaliforniaCapitol-hill as the ntsb investigates they need to get more trains moving through. federal investigators say amtrak 188 was traveling more than 100 miles an hour before it went off the tracks. this is important. that s more than twice the speed limit of this area where it derailed. at this point, there are seven confirmed deaths. more than 200 people hurt in the crash. more than 50 of them have fractured ribs. joining me now, our transportation reporter adam tuss who has been on the scene since 3:30 this morning. what do you know now? since last night really everything with this incident this investigation start pointing to the speed. that s what we re seeing. as you just. over 100 miles an hour. the train was supposed to be going 50 to 60 miles an hour. take a look at this video that we just got in from the ntsb. investigators on the scene taking a look at the wreckage. the absolute damage devastation which is a word being used so much here in philadelphia about what happened. and here
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