i'm here with you." >> david kerley is with us. and they've recovered one data recorder? but they can't get to the other? or the front-facing camera you told us about last night here? >> reporter: that's coec they've recovered from the station. they won't characterize what they've seen on any of the videos. as for the engineer, bodily fluids are being sent for a toxicology report. >> david, thank you. >>> next from oklahoma, a tulsa police officer charged with first degree manslaughter. you'll recall the incident, a moment later, she fires that fatal shot. she pled not guilty in court. part of her defense, extreme stress giving her a form of deafness. >>> overseas from israel, shimon peres laid to rest. president obama and sces of world leaders paying tribute. with touching moments, a rare handshake. and the president offering his handkerchief to peres' grieving son. >>> and one more moment from israel, as air force one, ready to take off. president obama standing at the door of the plane, shouting down to former president bill clinton, saying get a move on! >> let's get

david kerley is at the scene >> reporter: more scenes of the moments after the crash. passengers dazed, a train bell sounding. and the damage so significant, investigators can't get to all the wreckage. only one data recorder has been recovered, which has been sent to the manufacturer to read out the data. the train headed south at 7:23 a.m. after. into the hoboken station. some suggest the speed was three times that before it crashed. the engineer, found slumped over the controls. he's out of the hospital, has been in contact with investigators but has not be interviewed today. company for 29 years. >> you helped her? >> i was like, i'm not going to leave you, i'm not going let you. you're not going to die by yourself. i'm going to be with you. >> and they've recovered one data recorder? but they can't get to the other? or the fron >> reporter: that's correct. but they have other video they've recovered from the station. as for the engineer, bodily fluids are being sent for a toxicology report. >> thank you. >>> next from oklahoma, a tulsa police officer charged with

abc's david kerley covers transportation for us. he asked the ntsb's vice chairman whether ptc could have made a difference in hoboken. >> if this train had positive train control all the way into the station, could this accident have been avoided? >> the ntsb has been recommending positive train control or ptc for 40 years. so we will look at that. >> new jersey transit trains have a system inside their cabs that alerts engineers if they're going too fast. it's not clear, however, if that system activated prior to the crash. services are under way for former president and prime minister of israel shimon peres. prime minister benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas greeted each other with a handshake. abbas is one of dozens of world leaders attending that service. >> and president obama and former president bill clinton are also paying tribute to one of the world's greatest statesmen. we're just now learning about what shimon peres thought was his greatest accomplishment. he said it was stopp netanyahu from attacking iran. he said an a

nbc's david kerley is working on >> reporter: the devastation, crushed rail cars, and lack of braking indicating the transit train entered the station too fast. >> the train just plowed through whatever barrier was at the end of the track. >> it was just chaos. people running every way. >> reporter: the question, why? trains approaching hoboken, a dead end station, slow to traverse rail lines before the final slow speed straight away into the station, but this train may have been traveling 30 miles an hour according to accounts, slamming into a bumper stop, launching it into the air, and crushing into a wall. the 40-year-old engineer is said to be cooperating. investigators will want to know if there was a mechanical problem related to the train, if the engineer was distracted or a medical issue and foul play has not been ruled out. new jersey transit rail, like all railroads, was ordered in 2008 to install positive train control. >> hear that alarm? i have to put the brake on. >> reporter: computers and into the station and take over a speeding or dangerous train. >> if human error h

david kerley, abc news, new jersey. >>> federal health officials issued a zika travel advisory for 11 countries in southeast asia. pregnant women advised to postpone trips to cambodia and east timor, indonesia, laos and other countries. the warning is not as severe as those advising pregnant women to avoid caribbean country overwhelmed by the virus. >>> the nasty storm that drenched much of the mid-atlantic is right now on the love, poised to slam into the northeast just in time for the weekend. more than 10 inches of rain soaked parts of north carolina triggering widespread flooding there. crews were busy for hours rescuing people stranded by the flash floods. dozens of roads are still washed out, and some dams are in danger of collapsing. >>> in florida, family and friends bid an emotional good-bye to miami marlins' pitcher, jose fernandez. those who attended the service include his pregnant girlfriend, baseball commissioner, and current and former teammates attended the private service. pal bearers wore black fernandez jerseys. fernandez and two friends died sunday in a boat crash.

david kerley asked the ntsb's vice chairman whether ptc could have made a difference in hoboken. >> if this train had positive train control all the way into the station, could this accident have been avoided? >> the ntsb has been recommending ptc for 40 years. so we will look at that. >> new jersey transit trains have a system inside their cabs that alerts engineers if they're >>> and in jerusalem, funeral services are under way for former president and prime minister of israel shimon peres. benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas greeted each other with a hand shake. mahmoud abbas is one of dozens of world leaders attending that service. >> and president obama and former president bill clinton are also paying tribute to one of the world's greatest former statesmen. we're just now learning about what shimon his greatest accomplishment. he said an take was imminent. but the paper could only report that after he was dead. peres died after complications from a stroke. he was 93 years old. >>> overnight, hurricane matthew strengthened into a powerful category 2 storm. the hurricane has been

new jersey doesn't have any on its trains david kerley asked the in tsb's vice chairman whether ptc could have made a difference. >> if this train had positive train control into the station could this have been avoided? >> the ntsb has been recommending ptcf for 40 years. activated prior to the crash. >>> and in jerusalem, funeral services are under way for shimon peres. mahmoud abbas is one of dozens of world leaders attending that service. >> and president obama and former president bill clint reason also paying tribute to one of the world's greatest former statesmen. pe was his most important item. peres died after complications from a stroke. >>> overnight, hurricane matthew strengthened into a powerful category 2 storm. this new video shows the damage left behind in st. vincent. the hurricane is likely to justin povick from accuweather tracking its path. >> good morning to you, as well. we have a strengthening hurricane over the south central caribbean. movement takes this off to the west over the course of the next couple of days. not completely organized just yet. it has me to bel

david? >> david kerley on the scene for us tonight. david, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn next to a deadly police shooting tonight. this time, a 6-year-old boy with autism is now dead. two deputy marshals are facing charges for firing at an suv after a two-mile chase. in the passenger seat, that 6-year-old boy who did not survive. the state police chief now calling the video the most disturbing thing he's seen. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the public is now getting its first look at this graphic video from a police body camera that captures two deputy city marshals firing at this car, killing 6-year-old jeremy mardis and critically wounding his father, christopher few. >> i never saw a kid in the car, louisiana last november is now evidence in the murder cases against the two deputies, derrick stafford and norris greenhouse jr. the first grader, who was autistic, was with his father when the suv they were in was shot at multiple times by officers. it's still not clear why they were pursuing the car in the first plac

here's david kerley. >> reporter: a terrifying ride home tonight for 50 middle and high school students. >> all units on scene. school bus rollover. multiple patients. >> reporter: the houston area bus veering off the road, flipping to its side. >> a kid said, watch out to the bus driver. because it appeared she wasn't paying attention. then it just started gliding through the road. >> reporter: 13 students and the bus driver taken to the hospital, no life-threatening injuries. this bus was not equipped with seat belts, and we've seen what can happen in a rollover accident. the federal government has changed its longstanding position, now calling for school bus seat belts. we've been hearing the opposite for decades. >> seat belts save lives. and three-point belts should be on every school bus. >> reporter: it's up to local far, only a half dozen states have done so. >> david, thank you. >>> and when we come back. the sideways landing. the plane caught in dangerous crosswinds. what the pilot does next. we'll be right back. plane caug crosswinds. when we come back, what the pilot does ne

here's david kerley. >> reporter: a terrifying ride for 50 middle and high school students. the bus veering off the road, flipping to its side. bus driver. then it just started gliding through the road. >> reporter: this bus was not equipped with seat belts, and we've seen what could happen in a rollover accident. the federal government now calling for school bus seat belts. we've been hearing the opposite for decades. >> three-point belts should be jurisdictions to mandate seat belts and so far, only a half dozen have done so. >> thank you. >>> and when we come back, what the pilot does next. we'll be right back. plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara? stelara? may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara? tell your doctor if you think you have an infection

police responding in athens, tennessee, and david kerley has late details coming in. david? >> reporter: david, police have just confirmed that there are a total of three dead, that's two victims and the shooter, who died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. this happened at a factory in athens tennessee, between chattanooga and knoxville. police got the call of an active shooter. workers were streaming out when they got to the scene and what they found were the two two victims inside, and the shooter. they will not confirm whether or not the shooter was an employee. another case of workplace violence. and once again, david, as we reported, three people are dead. >> david kerley on this into the evening. david, thank you. >>> next tonight, to new developments in the investigation of those bombings in new york city and new jersey, and what we're now learning about the suspect and his wife. we have new images tonight of the blast on new york's 23rd wife returns from the middle east. police eager to question her now. and here tonight, abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: to

david? >> david kerley on this into the evening. david, thank you. >>> next tonight, to new developments in the investigation of those bombings in new york city and new jersey, and what we're now learning about the suspect and his wife. we have new images tonight of the blast on new york's 23rd street, where dozens were hurt. it surfaces, as the suspect's wife returns from the middle east. police eager to question her now. and here tonight, abc's linzie >> reporter: tonight, as authorities hunt for possible accomplices, new footage of the moment that bomb blast rocked manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. but authorities are still unable to question the key suspect. sources tell abc news, ahmad rahami is unconscious and intubated at the hospital, after he was shot seven times in that shootout with police. and that he may not survive. late wednesday, rahami's wife, asia bibi rahami, returning from dubai, where she was questioned by the fbi. an official says she has been cooperative, quote, to a certain degree. the suspect's father, late

police responding in athens, tennessee, and david kerley joins us with late details coming in. >> reporter: david, police are local media are reporting that there are four dead in this workplace shooting. three victims and the shooter. police are saying that, quote, the shooter is down. the first pictures from the scene show a heavy police and first responder presence. this happened late today at a factory that makes electric ka connectors in athens, tennessee. police, who reported the active shooting, once again, have not confirmed the number of dead, only saying that the shooter has evening. david, thank you. >>> next tonight, to new developments in the investigation of those bombings in new york city and new jersey, whabd we're now learning about the suspect and his wife. we have new images tonight of the blast on new york's 23rd street, where dozens were hurt. it surfaces, as the suspect's wife returns from the middle east. police eager to question her now. and here tonight, abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, as authorities hunt for possible accomplices, new footage of the momen