Federal investigators hope to gain access today to the mangled commuter train that plowed into a new jersey station. Yeah there were safety concerns that prevented investigators from getting close to the scene after yesterdays deadly crash. The new Jersey Transit train slammed into a wall at the hoboken platform during the busy morning commute. The crash killed one person. A 34yearold woman who had just dropped her child off at day care. She wasnt actually on the train. Investor by flying debris. The focus today will turn to the engineer. You see him here. A 48yearold new jersey resident. Hes been released from the hospital. Stephanie ramos joins us with more live from hoboken. Stephanie, good morning. What are we learning . Reporter kendis and diane, good morning. Here at hoboken, you can see fire crews, police. Yellow tape positioned outside of the train station. There are so many questions as to why this new Jersey Transit train carrying hundreds of people slammed into the station w
Crash. Swarming the scene to try to figure out how there was a crash at the height of rush hour. The impact killing one person and injuring more than 100 others. Lets get to David Lee Miller live at the scene with new information that is breaking overnight. Hoeb wokhoe boek ken across the river from new york city. The train station behind me completely shut down. It is going to remain that way indefinitely as this massive investigation continues. A train originating about 30 miles away in spring valley, new york barrelled into the station at a very high rate of speed. Should have slowed down to less than 20 miles an hour. It was not the case. It slammed nude a concrete and medical barrier. The car flew into the air killing one person. That person identified now as a 34yearold mother of one. She was standing on the platform after just having dropped her child off at daycare. She was killed by the debris. As many as 108 others were injured. 250 or so people aboard the train. Passengers e