Trains were just stopping on and off, and we were trying to figure out what was going on. Make me late for meetings i have this afternoon and just confusion. Reporter septa Officials Say a moving train slammed into the back of a stopped train and then derailed hitting part of a third train going the other way. How fast it was going is uncle unclear. Although the limit at the kirsh is 10 miles an hour. The collision hurting several people. There were four injured. Two the two operators and two passengers. One operator was transported in Critical Condition and the other three were transported with nonlife threatening injuries. Reporter septa says its unclear why the two injured passengers were still on board since they should have exited at the platform before the train made the loop around for new r run. Now buses are picking up the slack between 63rd and 69th streets where the market frankford line service was suspended. Im going back downtown. Going to take you bit longer to get down
Summer crews are not giving up the search, but the mother is not helping, right . Bob take a look behind us. This is one of the dumpsters they took out yesterday providing some sort of evidence. You can still see the crime tape on this, and as you mentioned they went underground to find some evidence of this child. Manhole by manhole, 15 in all workers sent a robotic camera into and through underground pipes to look for any evidence of the missing newborn girl, nicknamed baby willow. We were there as teams inspected video screens inside their truck , the crawler camera making its way through an underground network searching for evidence. There is a growing sense of dread though. My son will be twomonthsold tomorrow and it s heartbreaking for me to know Something Like bob in court yesterday, the child s mother, 30yearold susan richardson, was groggy and has shown little interest in helping Police Discover what became of the infant. After giving conflicting stories that she d had a misca
There have been frequent operations. We look at various advertisements. This happened to be back page. Reporter tonight the children are safe and with a relative after being placed with the relative by dcf. I just spoke with a neighbor who says he had a feeling there was something wrong with the house. I am going to the interview and i will have that part of the story tonight eyewitness 2news at 5. In osceola, field sutton channel 9 Eyewitness News breaking news in Orange County where hazmat situation is unfolding in Winter Garden police, firefighters and hazmat crew will call out to home along the road. Roy ramos is there. You learn to started because of a backpack works. Reporter a backpack was find outside of our grandfathers home you see here. We were asked to stay two blocks back but crews have cleared the scene so im going to show you where this on the street. You can see the indentation here. He says when he looked inside that is when is other chemicals and called police. Sky wi
All of brevard and osceola and even polk counties, we have a frost advisory for those counties that goes until 9 00 tomorrow morning. Heres why. Were already down to 52 degrees in orlando. 48 in ocala. 49 in gainesville and 50 in the villages. Leesburg also reporting 49 degrees already with a wind speed of 15 miles per hour. Thats pretty stiff. Winds are starting to die. As they do, we just drop like a rock. Overnight low tonight, 28 in ocala. 31 in the villages and 38 in orlando. Standing by now, meteorologist Candace Campos is here to talk about how cold things were this morning. Good evening. It looks like were certainly going to be dropping like a rock when it comes to temperatures across town but especially in one spot where were pinpointing for today. Its sumterville, in sumpter county. Temperatures for tonight, dropping to 38 degrees by midnight. Look at the wakeup temperatures as you head out the door on thursday. It looks like temperatures will climb back up into the low 60s.
We used the pa and by phone. Dan police say a 39yearold man had threatened to shoot a construction crew working next to his home, where he lived alone. The workers called 911 and reported they had been threatened. Responding police tried to calm the man, but the chief says nothing seemed to work. This is certainly something that we believe could have been prevented. We tried to get the guy out for almost an hour and a half, peacefully, so we could resolve it. Dan finally, at about 11 30 a. M. , police say the man came out of the house with a gun, threatening the officers who had secured the area. The chief says an officer fired one shot. That s all it took. The gunman never fired. It s just a tragic situation. We did everything we could to try to resolve it peacefully, and it s unfortunate. Dan live, in the next hour, you ll hear about the man s erratic actions and a possible explanation for them. And we ll tell you a little fired the shot. Summer large county Sheriff Deputies have arr