coastal community. jenna. jenna: casey stegall on that breaking story out of california for us today, casey, thank you very much. gregg: right now federal investigators looking into a crash involving two passenger trains in oakland, california. rick is here with the details. reporter: this happened around 10:00 last night, two passenger trains colliding at the tam track station in oakland, california, a spokesman for amtrak says it was a slow speed crash, but there was still around 18 people who were hurt. here s one of them: the train had just come to a stop, like it just crashed, so we fell, i ran into the barge, a guy in the wheelchair fell over and bumped his head, bleeding from his head and it was crazy. reporter: luckily none of the injuries are life threatening, the most serious being a breaking arm, the amtrak and union pacific railroad which owns the tracks, working with federal officials to investigate exactly why this happened. the train station where this collision to
involuntary man slaughter the ath of michael jackson. that is another physician on the stand testifying today. and as we ve been telling you, we re waiting for a verdict in that terrible home invasion case in connecticut. the jury has been deliberating and could come back with a verdict at any time. we ll have that for you and a lot more the second hour of happening now starting right now. gregg: eric holder, the attorney general, on the hot seat. hello, everyone, i m greg jarrett in for jon scott. jenna: you re in the hot seat too, different kind. we re glad you re with us, and you as well, everybody, i m jenna lee. he s under subpoena to happened over documents from the failed gun-running sting, and furious. catherine herridge is taking a closer look in washington. reporter: thank you, jenna. let s just lay out the key events.
inconsistent with the way they think. the regime is dangerous and i think they re crazy. jenna: and some people would definitely agree with you on that senator, but you made quite a list of what iran has been doing. why do we need this plot in our back yard to get tougher on iran? i m with you, jenna. what i think the president should do is either tonight or tomorrow, make a speech to the american people laying out the threat that iran presents, their bad behavior all over the world, why sanctions must be increased. nothing would please me more than to change the behavior of this regime who is trying to develop a nuclear weapon through sanctions but obviously this is not working. the russians and chinese have to get on board, the sanctions should bite the iranian regime. stop buying their oil. it would hurt the iranian people in the short term but it would help them in the long term. the sanctions the obama administration have been pushing are not working. jenna: what else? we ne
acquisitions, following a number of stories with our remote cameras. let s take a look at remote 246, the new haven, connecticut courthouse where a man is on trial. we re awaiting a verdict in the home invasion murder case. he is accused of killing a mother and her two daughters, and setting them on fire. the white house is remote camera 237 over here, the president is meeting with the south korean president, they re holding a joint news conference at 1:22:00 eastern time today. we ll follow that. and the big board, on wall street, the dow jones industrial average, lots of red arrows, today down # 12 points, lackluster finding on jobless numbers for the applicables filed this last week. jenna. jenna: gregg, right now a critical drug shortage across this country, turning deadly. hospitals are switching to drugs that in some cases aren t as effective or have different side effects. fifteen people dying as a result of either less effective medication or dosing mistakes. that s why our o
paid to the state and to the city and local governments. why cut that off, do you think? it doesn t make any sense at all. this is the will of the people, it is a social experiment that works. all you have to do is regulate it. we ve been regulated for 15 years. we don t have any of the problems they have with this unregulated marijuana or unregulated dispensaries. all you have to do is have some oversight, and we ll play by the rules always. reporter: lynette, thank you very much for joining us. it will go national. you ve got 16 states and the district of columbia where medical marijuana is legal, but you have a conflict between the feds and the states. jenna: adam, real quick, why now? you said you ve been following this story for several months, but why now are these hits coming for a small business owner like the one you just talked to? reporter: it is the question that these not-for-profit business owners are asking. some have a theory, they believe that the pharmaceutica