Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. One night after the commuter train derailed in the bay area, tonight, a look at the chaos inside, just moments after the impact. Andrea . Reporter well, liz, Ace Train Service is scheduled to resume tomorrow morning, in time for the morning commute. Its amazing to think when 24 hours ago, out here, it was a different scene entirely. Working by spotlight through a thicket of trees, Union Pacific crews raced to get the tracks ready for trains again. Listen to the dispatch tapes from last night. Moments after a commuter train derailed into the frigid water of alameda creek. Partially in the creek, three, correction, nine passengers in the train. An hour after another train rolled through, a patch mud, 40 feet by 80 feet, slid off the hillside. You can see it from chopper 5. We dont know yet whether the impact was before, whether the tree was down before, or the impact of the tree, the train was traversing . The result, five cars der
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Next military historian Stephen Harding recalls the death of the last american killed in combat in world war ii. [inaudible conversations] hello everybody, welcome tonight. This is politics and prose at busboys and poets. I am here hosting the event with Stephen Harding and his book last to die. I want to make a short note. Tonight we have cspan live here filming the event so we will have them here. Also just to make you aware we have politics and prose are sponsoring this event. We are in three new busboys locations. We host events here and we are here at the tacoma location and also at the birkeland location so you can see us there as well. One of the great benefit to being here you can order food throughout the event and love to have you do that. You can purchase the book at the front of the store. As i mentioned tonight we have Stephen Harding here. World war ii in japan officially ended in ceasefire but there were a few final moments the americans Stephen Harding chronicles tony m
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Chris christie there responding to a question on regulating fantasy football. Im frank somerville. Im julie haener. The republican candidates are trying to make a moves in the poll. Jana katsuyama joins us now with a look at who may have moved the dial. Reporter a lot of the themes were very familiar. Smaller government. Attacks on Hillary Clinton and washington politics but there were some fierce exchanges and substantial policy talk as the candidates at the bottom fight to remain relevant. The main debate had the same cast of candidates but some showed different colors with fireworks starting with the first question at john kasich blasting at donald trump and ben carson. We are on the verge of picking someone who cannot do this job. Folks, we got to wake up. We cannot elect somebody that doesnt know how to do the job. You have to pick somebody with experience. Reporter donald trump fired back. But then his poll numbers tanked. That is why he is at the end. Reporter the billionaire bu