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young bay view man in connection with this murder. just a little whilinge ing ago, confirmed they had arrested 21-year-old ronnie collins, charged with murder and attempted robbery. he was shot as he sat in his car sunday afternoon. investigators say the 22-year-old had sold his playstation 4 online and went to hudson avenue to get money from the buyer. that s when everything went wrong. he didn t want to pay for it and my son maybe was demanding his money. so he shot him. reporter: the killer ran off without the gaming console. a source close to the investigation tells abc 7 news that his girlfriend was with him but unharmed. he was a student at santa monica city college, home for the thanksgiving break and was supposed to return yesterday evening. he was the youngest among two siblings. that s my baby child. i can t tell you how much i loved him. reporter: when he was 13, he won a certificate of honor from a group that mentored young people. he s the one receiving t
commuter train. at least four people were killed and more than 60 others injured. the metro north train was on its way from poughkeepsie to manhattan when it jumped the tracks as it rounded a curve yesterday morning. investigators are now looking into the train s speed, possible mechanical issue, and human error. marlie hall is at the crash site. marlie, good morning. reporter: good morning, anne-marie. federal investigators continue to pore over this crash site this morning trying to determine what led to that deadly train derailment. investigators are trying to determine what caused a commuter train to jump the tracks, killing four and injuring more than 60. the investigation appears to center around how fast the train was moving as it reached a curve in the bronx just north of manhattan. we have not spoken to the conductor. we anticipate interviewing the train crews in the next day or two. reporter: a law enforcement source tells cbs news the train s engineer william
is making a miraculous recovery today. he was trapped under water for more than 10 minutes but brian webb tells us his age may have saved his life. reporter: it was a typical saturday afternoon at vallejo fire station 23 when a 911 call came in from one district over. but when a little boy is drowning you don t worry about the address. i actually was working out in the gym so i was in a t- shirt and shorts. reporter: a 2-year-old had fallen in this murky green pond while fishing with his grandmother. she couldn t find him after searching for nearly 10 minutes. when diane arrived she jumped right in and spotted the boy in a drain pipe on her second dive. he was suspended under the water. i was able to stand on the bottom, raise my hands up and handed him off. reporter: apprentice firefighter wally trajillo six months on the job started chest compressions and prayers. when it s pediatric, it s an eerie feeling because you never know the outcome. reporter: the wate
we re starting out with patchy dense fog around the bay area. watch out for that. some of the visibilities less than a quarter mile near the coastline and some of the intier yar valleys. we are going to see clouds rolling in. much colder temperatures starting late this evening of and into tomorrow. in the meantime, out over the bay, you can see patchy, dense fog out there, just a thin layer but boy, you get caught in that it s very thick. 42 concord. 41 oakland. 48 san francisco. 44 san jose. this afternoon temperatures in the 60s. this is the last time you see 60s until next weekend or longer. let s check your kcbs traffic with elizabeth. thanks, lawrence. we have a few minor fender- benders out there but nothing huge to slow you down. there is fog on the roads. this accident is now gone. all lanes are back open. this was in d.c. northbound 280 by hickey boulevard. still a little bit of slowing in the area though. there may be some activity off to the right-hand should