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Than 100 people incurd. Many critically,injured, many critically. And there are reports that as many as three people may have died. And you can see part of the roof of the train station collapsed. A new Jersey Transit worker witnessed the crash. I was about 30 feet away from the train when it pulled into the station. And i saw it comings at a high rate of speed, it went over the block, basically through the air, and then traveled about another 40 feet and came to rest when it hit the wall of the waiting room. And they are on the west bank of the hudson river, right across in new york city. It used by commuters going to manhattan from new jersey. No word yet on the cause of the crash. Yes, that train line is like cal train, or amtrack taxer big traintrack, it is a big train and it connects to the subway. So it is maybe like a station here which has service from cal train and get people get on bart. I think this station in particula ....
It is going to be a beautiful day. Not a cloud in the sky it feels much cooler feeling like fall on this sunday morning. Finally, friday we actually had a couple of areas top 90 degrees, this morning some of the same locations are in the 30s. Fall got the memo. Reporter yes it did. Lets take you outside, it only took three months. One of the longest hottest summers in a quite sometime. 46 times this year we hit 90 degrees or higher. Theres the view as we look live on sky6 live hd. As nydia mentioned here, its very quiet out there. Not a cloud in the sky, the winds are calm. 42 in tanersville. The poconos, 38 degrees. Martins creek, 41. Quakertown, 43. 55 in center city. Levittown, 51. Chester 52. Over on the other side of the Delaware River we go. Dover, 51. Vineland, 48. Hammonton, 48. Glassboro, 51 degrees. Satellite and radar, clear as a whistle cloud cover to the south following the cold front that swept through yesterday, whe ....