date. good morning. reporter: well, good morning to you, still, a very active and massive scene out hire this morning, than is where it all happened. take a look down the interstate here. you can see that mangled mess of a train that we now know was going 50 miles an hour faster than it should have been. federal investigators trying to determine what caused the train derailment in washington state, that killed at least three, say, they ve recovered the event data recorder from the rear of the train. the national transportation safety board says information so far indicate speed may have played a role. preliminary indications are that the train was traveling at 80 miles per hour in a 30- mile per hour track. this was the first trip for the new seattle to portland route. one local official seems to have predicted just few weeks ago that something like this would happen. the town of lakewood s mayor don anderson had been very vocal at city council meeting earlier this mo
scan, across western pennsylvania finding at this point just clouds, locally, but back across northwest pa, portions of i80 especially, you have got some icing guys. and there is winter weather advisory takes effect for the poconos specifically as of 8:00 this morning for the very same threat. freezing rain or sleet becomes our concern at that point. here in philly though it is a quick passing shower around midday. then you re done. now this is a warmfront. so, coming off of yesterday s early morning lows, the current 20 s, 30 s, that we ve got on the thermometer will feel better to you than this did yesterday at mount pocono, lehigh heighten 14, hammonton, in ill ville, dropped down to 17. easy to do that here across the pine land areas. but looking at the current values no where near as harsh, certainly cold enough to see some icing but still multiple hours to warm up from this point. so in the city just rain shower, really only around, say, midday, so, late morning at the
the mayor says the trump administration is trying to change the subject. took something on pretty pad, they need to shift the focus back on something their comfortable bullying people back. reporter: but he says the answer to the issue is for federal agents to get a warrant. i took an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states of america which includes the fourth amendment and as i said with day one, when presented with the criminal warrant we will turn anybody over. we re not going to hold people against their will without charge. reporter: federal authorities are also making records. the dhs website now lists cities not complying. there s philadelphia and it s putting out a weekly list of declining detainers, the attorney general making a direct appeal to cities to fall in love. such policies cannot continue. they make our nation less safe by putting dangerous criminals back on the street. reporter: the mayor standing firm on his side. when it s mora
Ken Rucci Sr., who couldn't serve in the military because of back issues, plants as many as 500 flags a year in SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Springfield, Delaware County, to honor those who did.