my son called if not every night every other night. reporter: this is his mom. i knew something had happened. reporter: she told us eight days ago she was on the phone with him when a corrections officer started and argument. the c.o. unplugged the phone on me so he couldn t tell me anything. reporter: she said other inmates told her derek was sent to solitary confinement. the young man told me they really did him dirty. they took him in the hole. they were supposedly six c.o.s. he was handcuffed. he has an artificial leg. and they were just in there for like 20 minutes and just beat him down. broke four ribs. lacerations on his wrists because the handcuffs were so tight. plus they were like throwing him over the cell. reporter: a source inside the jail says the beating was captured on camera but county officials say any video would be part of the criminal investigation. montgomery county officials say the warden is cooperating with the montgomery county dis
we have a closer look at the work going on there tonight. brandon. reporter: jacquelin, joe, we want to take you right across the street so you can see the damage on the side of one of these trains. this is the back end of that curve here at 69th street station. we learned that 19 cars will run tomorrow. that s three less than normal. septa will not sec late peculat investigation, but they want to insure their passengers tonight that the trains are safe for travel. reporter: before the evening rush hour ended, an ntsb crew arrived from washington d.c. to check out the collision in upper darby. the number 57 and 67 trains still displaced hours after a slow-moving crash which hurt four people, including a critically injured train operator. the impact knocked a third train out of service too. tonight sep did a clear train service a go for tomorrow morning. it s still undecided. we re going to have to be able to use the loop first thing in the morning. reporter: this show
rain showers. those showers and the clouds will stay through the morning. and into early the afternoon. 52 degrees at lunchtime. we can do better than that this afternoon. should be near 60 degrees for the lehigh valley. and into the 60s for most of the rest of the area. exception is the shore. going to be a little bit cooler thanks to cooler ocean water. 54 degrees this afternoon. 60 degrees for delaware. i ll break it down hour by hour to show you when you can expect to see sunshine. when i m back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. thanks, bill. starting off on vine street expressway moving through center city this morning. cameras right around eighth street. looks like a good drive so far. right here is what s headed westbound towards schuylkill. also dealt with construction this morning. not anymore. that ends around the 5:00 mark. hour out of the woods there. other than moving through the city looks great. so there s a crash out in a
from the airport. we can tell from the shot behind you it s a lot better now than it was a few hours ago. reporter: that s right, katy. the systems are up and running again. the ground flight order, the cancellation rather, for incoming flights has been lifted making things a little easier for passengers flying out at this hour. unfortunately, things weren t as smooth for passengers who left early this morning. got here about 4:00 and the lobby here was mobbed. people were all over the place. reporter: american airlines passengers departing from philly international showed up this morning only to realize that while they were here there really wasn t any way to go. about 20 minutes after i got here, they started to announce that there was a power outage. reporter: the airline began checking passengers and their baggage in manually, but that took a whole lot of time. that line looks about a 25, 30-minute wait. i ll miss my plane by then. reporter: they were worrie
Zumwinkle took home a big win on Tuesday afternoon alongside other athletes like Natalie Spooner, Kristen Campbell and Erin Ambrose at the PWHL awards ceremony.