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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Breaking developments this paris. This is a live look this morning from the french consulate here in boston. At this hour, we know at least 120 people were killed. Security stepped up all around the world and, of course, right here in boston. Our coverage continues in just a moment but first it is saturday, november 14. Good morning to you. Im antoinette antonio. Erika thanks for starting your im erika tarantal. We do want to check in with danielle. It is chilly and windy this morning. Danielle that is right. This morning temperaturewise we are starting out in the 40s and 30s across the area. Take a look. 39 degrees in worcester right now. 41 degrees in keene. 43 boston. 47 on nantucket. But you have to factor in those winds this morning. They have dropped temperatures back about 515 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. And youre going to to feel that wind as you step outside the door today. You can see winds are sustained at about 16 miles an hour now in worcester. 18mileanhour wi
george women tracking this accident now for just one hour as a refers to a report at the 5 00 hour. The details and then very quickly started coming in sketchy as they were. The to white plains of 80 are shut down at industrial. This lanes are likely to be close for some time. Lets go right now to will tran who is on the scene. will i can tell you this will be shut down for at least the next 90 minutes. We talked about shutdown and 80 its a slowdown. Let me show you whats going on. If you see the headlights that is south on a 80 as it just passes industrial. You concede just a wall of headlights backed up for who knows how far possibly back to oakland im assuming. The reason why within the past hour the Hayward Police department got a phone call for multiple people driving on southbound 880. They had no idea what was going on. will one person told me he was back at the Office Reading reports he came out here and realized in fact there was a body on the ground. It looks like it will be
Panel discussion. You are gathered here today to hear the story of the closing days of the civil war. The university of virginia has a small chapter in its story. For three days in march, 1865, the city of charlottesville at the university were occupied by union forces. Uva law Professor John miner wrote in his diary that he feared general sheridans men would destroy the university. His fears were not unfounded. Only a month later, union troops did indeed burn the university of alabama whose campus was designed on the model of Thomas Jeffersons academic village. Fortunately, this university had a measure of protection that alabama would not have. The uva administrators had long attempted to distance the university from the civil war conflict even seeking exemptions for military service for uva students. When the union troops arrived on march 3, local officials surrendered the town and University Leaders including faculty chair socrates molfin request a protection for the university usi