the gun jammed k. luckily. jammed luckily. we have information on what happened next. and pictures of the suspect police are trying to hunt down. you are looking live at one of our favorite shots. the sun is trying to rise. thank you for joining us on sunday, march 6th. i m toni yates in for michelle this morning. glad to have you back for round two. good morning, everybody. happy sunday, i m rob nelson. let s check in with the one and only, amy freeze, gearing up for a cold day and a beautiful warm up. you know what, this is a critical moment right here. we re at 33 degrees. i think we ll be warmer than the freezing point the entire week, the entire 7-day stretch, i don t think we ll go back below the freezing point. from here on out it s all good. it s actually a nice warm up in front of us. meanwhile, there are a few north and central new jersey. 33 degrees until the park, and really, once the sun comes up here, 6:22, i think that we ll be free and clear of the c
again and go down in the history books. until then, temperatures until the mid-40s with a high of 46 in new york city. i ll have details in the full forecast in just a few minutes. rob. amy, thank you. developing now back to our top stories. new information just coming into the eyewitness newsroom. two teens confirmed dead. another one injured after a car ran straight through a group of people in north bergen. and as news spread, the crowd is going. eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is live on the scene with the latest on what good morning. reporter: good morning, yes, we have confirmed with the hudson county sheriff s office that one person has been this incident. they are also confirming that a 16 and 17-year-old were pronounced dead at the scene. i can show you the vigil that has been growing all mortgage at the scene. the h.u.d morning at the scene. the hudson county sheriff s office confirming that a third victim who is 17 is in critical around 9:15, a car
at this hour, the search for survivors. it was going to from washington d.c. to new york. and joining us from the news room with the very latest. ian. reporter: passengers on board describe it as wobbly. it s unclear what triggered the deramnt derailment. first responders are still sweeping it train cars to get passengers out. we know five people were killed. and paramedic took 65 pasmpgsengers to nearby hospital. and patrick murphy was on the train and took these pictures apa dramatic scene inside and outside on the ground. it s an absolute disastrous mess. reporter: also on board, a producer from nbc nightly news. first responders don t know if everyone is accounted for at this hour. and the go team is going to investigate the crash. they are expected to arrive tomorrow morning. thank you. a lot of kmurtcommuters on that train. and our coverage continues on web web.nbc bay area.com. and round 8:00 this evening at the intersection of 6th and fulsm. two cars one
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