Urgency here because the busiest route of the country the the northeast corridor cannot get back on line until they finish this work in the Port Richmond section of philadelphia. Wednesday night, the the big story on action news tonight is the latest on americas deadliest train action in almost seven years. And tonight, one of the Big Questions surrounds this man he is Brandon Bostian, of queens, new york. Identified by his lawyer as the engineer, who was at the the controls of the train last night. The ntsb says his train was moving at 106 miles an hour, with a limit was 50. And the words of the mayor Michael Nutter today clearly the engineer was reckless . What was going on in the cab. There is no excuse that could be offered. The death toll now stand at seven, 200 people were treated at a total of ten hospitals. And at least ten people are still in critical condition. Standing by with the latest on all of this our action News Reporter Sharrie Williams Monica Malpass Kenneth Moton an
Hours now and it is always busy. You cannot get through. One minute past 9 00. We will continue this coverage for the next hour. Alex . Well, mike, weaver jenny joyce, live at temple hospital, girl us the latest when it comes to the eight critically injured there being treated sabina kuriakose, 30th street state Reception Center, also steve keeley live as close as he can get to the scene whats the latest . Trying to lift up one of the cars. Look at the right. Youll see probably the biggest piece of equipment just arriving here on scene. I dont know thousand cleared. That 13foot twoinch Railroad Amtrak under pass, or overpass but it did. And you can see, the steel cables on the front of that, this is what theyll need to lift the rail cars, and talking to fireman theyre almost afraid whatever theyll find when this crane hooks up, and lift that rail car on it side because they feel, they could find more dead people under there. And i got to tell you this. People watch this show every day.