[screaming] daddy! daddy! daddy! daddy! sir daddy! daddy! daddy! sir you ve been in a coma, sir. just relax. just relax. just relax. [gasping] hey. sir. this is your lucky day. [laughing] [laughter echoing] [woman sobbing] she s screaming. i ll handle it. are you sure we should keep her? she s perfect. don t you agree, mr. conrad? what chapter are you on? the part where she s at the coal mines. say what you will about his writing, maeve, it s fascinating the way he weaves characters into situations, right? yeah, i mean, i m not sure what i think of it. it s slightly obtuse. yeah, he tends to be that way. i probably should have warned you. he s not really anything like sir arthur conan doyle. [chuckles] still my favorite. guess what. what? i think the stalker s gone. the emails have stopped. really? since when? two weeks ago. why didn t you tell me? i wanted to make sure. no, i haven t gotten any. what about the phone calls? no more heavy breathing on the machine, no more han
this is aljazeera america good morning live from new york city i m random pinkston. we begin to developing news out of nepal this morning. a u.s. team has found the wreckage of a marine helicopter that was missing. it was spotted in eastern nepal. six u.s. marines and two nepal soldiers were onboard. they found two bodies, but there is no chance of survivors. the marines are beginning an investigation and asking the site. we will have more in our next hour. one of the eight people killed in tuesday s amtrak crash in philadelphia will be laid to rest today justin s family is preparing for his funeral service in long island this morning. he was a sophomore at the adjustment naval academy. investigators revealed that the train was accelerating shortly before it derailed and was unable to slow down. amtrak c.e.o. said the company takes full responsibility. he is promises help with medical bills and funeral costs for passengers and employees. we are live in philadelphia. let s
and good morning to you all on this friday. i m t.j. holmes. and i m marci gonzalez. reena ninan is on assignment. we begin with breaking news from nepal. the search for a missing u.s. marine helicopter is over. the us military confirms that the wreckage of an american huey helicopter has been found. officials in nepal say rescuers have located three bodies near the site. the helicopter has been missing since earlier this week when a second massive earthquake struck nepal. six marines were on board along with two nepalese soldiers. they were delivering rice and other relief supplies to a remote area. u.s. military has sent a team to that crash site to investigate. so far, the death toll from the two earthquakes is more than 8300. again, the update now. the u.s. confirming that in fact the wreckage of that missing helicopter has been found. you can learn more about the search for the crew of that helicopter at our website, abcnews.com. meanwhile, other updates we can b
warning the engineer derailed amtrak train 188 issued before that deadly crash. good evening to you. i m jessica dean. i m chris may. here s the latest at 11:00 o clock tonight. amtrak announced its service between philadelphia and new york will remain suspended at least through monday. now that word came after investigators with the ntsb revealed that train 88 188 was accelerating approached the turn where it crashed. eight people are now confirmed dead. all of them have been identified identified. and all passengers have now been accounted for. but six are still in critical condition at temple hospital. and new tonight we re learning about a safety warning issued by the engineer who was at the controls of that train when it crashed. we have team three coverage tonight of all aspects of this still developing story. we ll begin in port richmond with david spunt live at the scene of the crash. david? reporter: chris t behind me are now under amtrak control. ntsb releas
approached the turn where it crashed. eight people are now confirmed dead. all of them have been identified identified. and all passengers have now been accounted for. but six are still in critical condition at temple hospital. and new tonight we re learning about a safety warning issued by the engineer who was at the controls of that train when it crashed. we have team three coverage tonight of all aspects of this still developing story. we ll begin in port richmond with david spunt live at the scene of the crash. david? reporter: chris tracks behind me are now under amtrak control. ntsb released them earlier when we heard earlier this week the train was going at 106 miles an hour many were in shock. now we re learning what led up to the moments of that large speed change. the result catastrophic. investigators continued to work around the clock to piece together an explanation of why the train was clocked at 106 miles per hour. we will be looking at acceleration and the