a woman was on the couch against that back wall when the tornado hit. it blew over a tree that popped up her entire living room. she s fine though and staying with friends. ryan owens, abc news, van, texas. and now here s a look at today s weather. the deluge continues from southern texas through oklahoma with some areas seeing another 4 inches of rain. storms will also stretch up into the northern plains and showers will extend from the sierras down along the california coast. temperatures in the northeast will be up to 20 degrees cooler today. only in the 60s. it will be even cooler over the great lakes. 56 for chicago. 80s across the south. 93 in phoenix. new england patriots quarterback tom brady expected to appeal his four game deflategate suspension today. an nfl hearing with roger goodell or someone he appointed presiding would likely take place within ten days. the attorney ted wells who wrote that deflategate report is firing back now against his
casualty event. i could feel the train shifting to the right. at first you think it s kind of a minor something and then suddenly, the car just got tossed. and then a moment of chaos where people and things are all kind of tumbling around you. the car s dark. you know, kind of moment you re not sure if this might be it. but then you kind of i mean, but then like i know everything kind of stopped and there was i could taste dirt in my mouth because our car had actually landed on the sides and the bottom windows were actually in dirt. as many as four area hospitals have received injured passengers. that train was scheduled to arrive in new york city at 10:35 p.m. philadelphia s fire commissioner is calling the accident a mass casualty incident and the city s emergency operation center was activated. there were definitely people who had a lot of blood. there was a lot of stuff flying around.
change locally but what we can also do is to attract the world to chicago. the city also has deep personal significance to the president. all the strands of my life came together and i really became a man when i moved to chicago. that s where i met my wife. that s where my children were born. the library will be on the city s southside connected to the university of chicago where the president taught law and the first lady served as a medical center administrator. michelle obama s roots run deep in that neighborhood where she grew up. every value, every memory, every important relationship to me exists in chicago. i consider myself a southsider. university of chicago was selected over bids from columbia in new york city, the university of hawaii, and the university of illinois at chicago. the place for children to learn from chicago about chicago s history and america s history. they will be able to walk the halls and see the exhibits.
we shall see. our breaking news, we are not getting too far away it this morning. coverage of that deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. cars going off the tracks. some nearly flipping on their roof. the city s mayor calling it a disastrous mess, another emotional report from the scene. you re watching world news now. announcer: world news now weather brought to you by clearasil ultra.
by the end of the day, we could know if convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be sentenced to death or life in prison. prosecutors and tsarnaev s defense attorneys will make their closing arguments this morning. those statements are expected to take about an hour each. after instructions from the judge, jurors begin deliberations. racial anger again spilling onto the streets of a u.s. city. this time, it s madison, wisconsin after the announcement that a white police officer has been cleared of charges in the shooting death of an unarmed 19-year-old. ben hutchison from our milwaukee station with the latest. tony robinson, supporters of tony robinson filled the streets calling for justice. tony robinson. what s his name? his uncle turin carter says they were given the results of the investigation after the decision that no charges would be brought against officer matt kenny. i wholeheartedly disagree with the decision that the d.a. made. reporter: he sa