massive manhunt. the search for a gunman who opened fire inside a shopping mall in wisconsin. we heard the first shot fired and knew immediately it was a gunshot. at least eight people hurt. what police are saying about the suspect. gma exclusive. the mother of quawan charles speaking out about the loss of her son, questioning police procedure. had they done what they were supposed to do, my son would be alive today. why she thinks her son s case was handled differently. and home for the holiday? college students facing a difficult decision. listen to the cdc recommendations and spend thanksgiving in their dorms or possibly spread covid to their loved ones. how they re considering that decision. and the tips to reduce the risks for your family. hey, good morning, everybody. let s get right to the latest on the surging pandemic. we are seeing record case counts as we head into a thanksgiving where americans are being advised not to celebrate with extended famil
57 derailed. reporter: the derailment causing a third train on another track to collide. septa says an electric signaling system should have prevented this. there s an automatic train control system, it s a signal system, the trains move under signal authority and the signal system will keep the trains separated. reporter: the ntsb will have to determine why that signal system failed. i m told those trains were going at max ten miles per hour. there s one train operator still in critical condition, another less seriously injured as well as two passengers who were actually not supposed to be on board. they also suffered injuries. live in upper darby, randy gyllenhaal. there s more trouble for septa tonight. in the past ten minutes septa completed repair works on the fox chase regional rail line, however it s causing delays up to a half hour on several different lines including lansdowne doyles town. a crash that left several people hospitalized including children. po
we continue to follow our big story from yesterday..after reports of an 18- day old baby is taken in a stolen car. today.the story takes us to the justice mom is set to face a judge. that s where we find jordan vilines. live na cole benton is the woman police say mislead them to believe that her baby had been was in her car when it was stolen outside of home. this type of incident is something law enforcement doesn t take lightly and now benton is facing some hefty charges. 28-year-old na cole benton is now charged with alarms, inducing obstructing official business. under ohio law, it s or impede a police performance of their official encompasses a wide including, for example: lying to a police officer, especially about an emergency. vo take a look here at this video we shot yesterday shows benton leaving her home with her child. her the hospital for precautionary measures since at that time, many were still unsure exactly where the what she had been exposed to in the hou
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