with live breaking news. and that breaking news is from the east bay. a train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed into a creek. first responders raced to the scene. sky 7hd shows the crash scene from above more than a dozen people are injured. tonight we are learning the powerful storms that hit the bay area over the weekend likely played a part in this accident. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m ama daetz. dan ashley is off. the train derailed around 7:30 near niles county road in alameda county. it happened as it hit a tree that had fallen on to the tracks. let s go to katie who is live at the scene. katie? reporter: ama, from our vantage point on the scene through this thick brush you can barely make out what is the front of that train. the nose is down into the water, but my photographer was able to get up close, right on the water s edge there briefly and he was able to bring us this video. we want to get to that right away. it is a very dramati
of peyton manning one of the all time greats. after 18 seasons he finished what he called the football race. and it was time for him to call his own number. it is something about 18 years, 18 is a good number and today i ve retired from pro football. reporter: peyton manning choked back tears as he called alone. road before. i know this is a tough day for him. because for 18 years he played this game so great. the there were other players who were more talented but there were no one who could out prepare me. because of that i have no regrets. reporter: according to his former gm, nothing left to prove. there is not a guy in the nfl that can walk away and say i have done everything that that can possibly be done at the quarterback position in the nfl. no one else can say that and reporter: next stop for manning is the pro football hall of fame and the broncos ring of fame. still, life without football is going to be an adjustment. i reveer football i love the game
it hit 17-year-old brian rodriguez and 16-year-old noel herrera. tonight hundreds of people coming together to remember these young victims in north bergen, new jersey. carolina leid is there for us. even at this very late hour we re still seeing people, mourners here, showing upbringing candles, balloons, flowers, so many ways of remembering these victims. so many people saying and thinking about what could have been. reporter: brian rodriguez s mother said her 17-year-old son and his 16-year-old best friend noel herrera are in her heart forever. tears filled the eyes of many. many writing on balloons that they then released to the sky it s not going to be the same because they were both a good inspiration to all of us. reporter: 23-year-old eric patterson is charged with death by auto, speeding, and driving with a suspended license. this exclusive surveillance video shows a sedan running a red light about a block away seconds before the crash saturday night. inves
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car seat and threw a blanket over her and called police. officers showed up at the same time as the father. dad was freaking out and said he was cooking and turned around and the girl was gone. he is like we got all of the lots in place. i don t know what happened. reporter: but not the first time this girl got out two weeks ago police picked her up across the street after employees saw her wandering alone. she said said her mom is at the movies and her dad is sleeping. reporter: a quarter mile from the apartment. folks tell me they have been working with the family since that first incident to make sure that it doesn t happen again. so are police. this time around they charged father chris petersen with child endangering. i know that he didn t plan for her to be running around. i know that. we did reach out to the girl s family and they had no comment except she is doing okay. also new a local community will get to keep this police department at least for now