Sabina kuriakose is live in wildwood. Lets begin with dave were tracking the storm, its been moving eastnortheast, the longer it takes for that turn to ker, the less of an impact. It slowed down, winds still 70. We think it will still try to to turn to the north and might jog a little northwest. Upper low might try to spin this storm to the north and that will work to turn it these two working together, the National Hurricane center comes on the at 5 00 has the storm turning a bit to the northwest by monday morning, so it could start a work its way closer to the coast monday. Get nowhere near the coast before it makes that 40 degree latitude. Thats equal with philadelphia. Turning off to the northeast weakening to 50. The wind feel does get a little closer, these are Tropical Storm force winds. You might notice them picking up a bit. Thats why we have the coastal flood. The wind will actually turn to the northwest. That there help work that water out of the back base, thats been piling
Have meals on wheels coming into the studio to talk about a great milestone, 5 million meals served and contra costa county. The great work from that organization coming up. A busy morning here at ktvu. Folks enjoying the weekend of august. It is hard to believe the last weekend of august. That is correct. We had a pedestrian reported walking back and forth between northbound side of the freeway as well as the southbound side of the freeway located the suspect they tried to get him to come towards them to get them off the freeway and to know a veil. The subject refused to a cooperate. A taser was deployed in that had no effect on the pedestrian. The officer opened fire with his service weapon. And subdue the suspect. The suspect is now at a local hospital with lifethreatening injuries. John branson from california Highway Patrol. That means highway 101 one person is deceased and two others transported to hospitals. Police are not releasing information on the people in the car but they
You hermine for moving a little bit further off shore then we originally anticipated. With systems like this you have to be ready for anything and there will still be impacts especially at times of high tide, a few cloud at the shore right the now here in the city, beautiful, tranquil, just a 7mile an hour breeze out of the north, 63 degrees, sunrise time 6 33. Low humidity day and enjoy it the because heat and humidity are returning. Fifty in mount pocono. Fiftysix in lancaster. Fiftyeight in reading. Wilmington delaware 60 degrees for you and same for Atlantic City international airport. Dew points are down in the 40s and 50s a couple of 60degree dew points but all that means comfortable weather today. So fire up the barbecue, you have permission to do that because the weather is going to be cooperating with your barbecue today. Sunny, lit built on the breezy side ten to 15 miles an hour wind and a high of 85 degrees. That takes care of your holiday. We will talk about back to realit
Dangling wires. This was the landscape in the wake of a terrible mishap. And tonight the central question, why was the train going so fast when it entered the station and crashed through the barrier at the end of the line . Thursday night, the big story on action news tonight is the latest in the probe into the deadly train crash in north jersey. One person was killed. A woman waiting on the platform identified as 34yearold Fabiola Bittar de kroon of hoboken. 108 people were injured including many passengers on the train. The engineer has been identified as thomas gallagher. He has worked for new Jersey Transit for 29 years. The last 18 as an engineer. He is out of the hospital. Authorities are having trouble reaching part of the wreckage because the canopy of the train shed collapsed on top of the lead car. With more information tonight, action News Reporter Christie Ileto live in our satellite center. Christie. Reporter jim, ntsb is focused on the locomotive with the event recorders
Rush hour train crash. They are still having a hard time get to go all the mangled wreckage tonight were learning more about the engineer behind the controls when that train crashed. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy noland. The engineer is 29 year new Jersey Transit veteran. Hes out of the hospital tonight and talking with investigators and we now know 34yearold Fabiola Bittar de kroon was the woman who died while she was waiting for the train. More than 100 others are injured though many of them are out of the hospital tonight. The train did not have positive train control. In fact, no nj transit trains have it. The Transit Agency has until december of 218 to install it on all of its trains. The investigation into the deadly tragedy is only just beginning. Ntsb says theres work to do before its investigators can get a close look at the crash scene. Chris oconnell is live in hoboken, new jersey torque night. Chris . Reporter iain, lucy, federal investigators have arrived on scene he