Display than right here in naples florida. The winds of Hurricane Irma stronger than they were nowhere than here yesterday. We peaked at a wind gust of 142 miles an hour. But incredibly most of the damage is elsewhere in this state. Yes, the power is out, the trees as you see are down but the scars that you mentioned at least here are largely superficial. It was the worst storm that we stayed for. We were here for andrew in 92 and we were here for charlie in 2004. Reporter clay cohn spent much of today cleaning up outside of a house that just yesterday he was fairly certain he wouldnt have anymore. He and his family rode out irma at a nearby friends house fearful of the storm surge that gratefully never came. This is the storm, the behind my screenism Marilyn Gorman chose to ride it out in here house. She, too, is relieved today. God be with us. I thought we were all going to die actually. I thought the storm surge was going to come in and take us out. Reporter naples was also larged s
Know what to expect. And a courtroom shocker. The case against amtrak engineers toed out. Were obviously elated. It was by definition reckle recklessness. Any comment today . Victims are stunned. Now, fox 29 news at 10 00. An accident not a crime. The decision from a judge for Brandon Bostian the man at the control when amtrak train 188 careened off the tracks in 2015. Thanks for joining us tonight at 10 00. Im iain page. Im lucy noland. That crash killed eight people, injured more than 150 others. Fox 29s Dave Schratwieser live at 30th street station, and the victims that youve talked with are not at all happy, dave. Reporter no, lucy, theyre not happy at all the lawyer for bostian says hes elate the and relieved that the judge decided to dismiss this case. But the legal battle is far from over. Tonight, one crash victim told us, hes disturbed by the judges decision. Im disgusted by what happened today. Reporter amtrak 188 crash victim lenny nobodies didnt try to hide his disappointme
Melissa. We will track jose as we go throughout the rest of our weekend and early next week. Jose is still a hurricane, jose is a hurricane i should say, it is about to the southwest of bermuda and 480 miles to the south southeast of cape hatteras, North Carolina what we have noticed, two noticeable changes with the track of jose. One it is starting to shift to the east and also by the time it reaches our latitude it will be downgraded to a Tropical Storm. So heres the very late west jose. It is moving north at 6 miles an hour. As we put this into motion here notice tracks from what we aired earlier today, and even last night, it is shifting a little further east and also by the time it reaches our latitude this is more than likely going to be a Tropical Storm as we get into tuesday afternoon. Nonetheless this is something we will be watching, as we go throughout the rest of our weekend. As far as chance of Tropical Storm wind on its closest path to our region it is a 10 percent chance