We begin with breaking news in the federal corruption trial of Six Federal Police officers. All of them were found not guilty on all s. The officers were members of an elite squad. Prosecutors said they beat suspects and they faced additional charges as well. Again a federal jury acquitted all six of them within the last hour, vernon odom is at the courthouse and will have more in a live report coming up on action news at 12 30. Now to the amtrak tragedy in Port Richmond and a quest to find out why the train was going so fast. Mayor Michael Nutter is set to give an update. In the meantime the ntsb is back at the crash site and they are combing for evidence and removing the wrecked cars trying to open one of the busiest rail corridors in the country. Katherine scott is live with the latest now. Reporter we have an update abc learned there was an eighth fatality in this crash that should start within the next several minutes, meanwhile work continues today and federal investigators are taking a 3d laser scan of the last two cars so they can virtually walk through them later and take any measurements they need. Its too early to draw any conclusions. Investigators for the National Investigation safety board are back at the crash site today, they know the train was speeding when it derailed but they dont know why. We are looking at the mechanical condition of the train and well always do that, and well look at the Traffic Control signals and the track itself and of course looking at the human. The engineer identified as 32yearold justin bostian, was an engineer for 11 years his lawyer says his client was distraught. He remembers coming to and getting his bag and turning on his cell phone and calling 911. He has not given a formal statement and has not been interviewed by the ntsb. We put a high priority on talking to the engineer, we want to make sure he is mentally and physically able to do that. They moved this morning pieces of cars for an examination the engineer submitted blood for toxicology tests and his cell phone records will be reviewed. You can see a big gathering of people, a lot of microphones, we are Just Moments Away from a mayoral press conference. Katherine thank you. Well go back to that News Conference when it does happen. Five of the eight People Killed in the derailment are publically identified. Jim gaines is from new jersey and Derek Griffith worked as a dean at a Small College in brooklyn and Rachel Jacobs left behind a husband and 2yearold son, Justin Zemser was just 22 years old. Bob gildersleeve is missing from baltimore, he is married and has two children. We are learning more about the survivors who remain hospitalized today 16 patients are still being treated at Temple University hospital eight of them in Critical Condition most of them suffered broken bones after objects or people fell on top of them during the crash. They range in age from 19 to 80 years old and they were extremely disoriented when they arrived at the hospital. It happened suddenly, they were sitting there and dozing off and they didnt know what was happening and the world was overturned, a lot of confusion and dazed people, when they got here they were dazed and didnt understand what had happened. Doctors expect some of the patients to require additional surgery but they expect all the remaining patients at Temple University hospital to survive. In addition to the 16 at temple, there are 18 being treated at other local hospitals. Amtrak has set up a hot line for anyone trying to connect with a loved one the number is on your screen. 18005239101 and officials are asking passengers that got off safely but have not reported their where abouts to do so and do so right away. The train crash has caused disruption across the northeast no Train Service between philadelphia and new york again today and new Jersey Transit will honor amtrak tickets and the trenton Regional Rail line is shut down and they are beefing up the service for the people that use the trenton line. Our coverage of the the Train Derailment continues at 6abc. Com and you can following late evidence on the ntsb investigation and see photos and read more about the victims. Another train went off the track in pittsburgh, several cars derailed around 10 00 a. M. , there are no reports of injuries and it does not appear that any Hazardous Material spilled. Its unclear who owned this train and where it was from and where it was going. The pennsylvania turnpike is back up and running after a six hour closure that brought traffic to stop. A four car accident forced the highway to close just before 9 00 people the truck was traveling westbound but the cab ended up on the eastbound side. Thousands of drivers stopped with no place to go all lanes were reopen at 3 00 this morning. Police say there was just one plin or injury. The fate of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev the man behind the Boston Marathon bombing is now in the penalty phase they will decide if will he get life in prison or the death penalty. They have to fill out questionnaire to weigh out both sides of the case. Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady has less than four hours to file an appeal for his four game suspension. Within the past hour the patriots released a statement in support of brady they called the report incomplete and claim there had is no evidence that brady preferred deflated footballs, he is expected to appeal later today. Lots of sunshine today and comfortable conditions, sky 6 hd looking live over center city and winds are lighter than yesterday, and we are enjoying the mild air, for more on that david murphy has more at the action news big board. A nice day out there. There sure is the only rain is in nashville and inching to the east, a large area of High Pressure and beneath it sunshine and comfortable conditions, 66 degrees in philadelphia 66 in wilmington and mid60s in allentown after we started in the low 40s this morning in the leehigh valley most of us seeing calm winds or the low single digits, not nearly as windy as yesterday, the dew points are low and it feels comfortable out there and will continue to do so the rest of the day and probably into most of the tomorrow todays high is 73 degrees and that is arnld the average and away from the record high of 82 and 52 is right in the ballpark of where you expect to be. 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The area is home to the United Nations compounds and a foreign run hospital. Two senior secrete Service Agents were likely impaired with alcohol when they drove a vehicle through a secured area of the white house video shows them driving through. A new Homeland Security report found that the men had spent five hours at a party at the bar. It includes eight glasses of scotch, two vodka drinks, three beers and two glasses of wine. A boston fathers commute to work unravelled in sheer panic after he realized he made a terrible mistake. I left my 1yearold baby in my suv this morning, im on my way back to the station now, the man was sitting on a train when he realized he forgot his toddler in his suv, the girl was locked inside for 35 minutes before First Responders located her and gotten her out. The father explained the baby fell asleep and it was the worst day of his life. Lets go now to Michael Nutter stepping up to the podium. Behind him is pennsylvania governor tom wolf, lets listen in now to what the mayor has to say. Okay thank you all for being here and we have a series of announcements to make this morning. But first let me acknowledge the tremendous Partnership Relationship collaboration and coordination among probably now 10 to 12 different city, state and federal agencies that have worked with us in a seamless effort to save lives notify families, work with those families, for some in their darkest moment. Do our best to treat all of them with the dignity and respect that they deserve. While also working with those that were injured, some who at times on our side may have been unaccounted for and ultimately seek to bring a sense of healing and closure to this incredible tragedy, that has taken place in our great city. While at the same time acknowledging the near miracle of survival that we experienced with over 200 people here in our city traveling mostly from washington, d. C. To new york city and while passing through the city of philadelphia a great tragedy and trauma took place. Let me again thank and recognize for the third day in a row our governor, tom wolf, who has been with us and his team with us each and every step along the way. We have had amtrak Board Chairman chairman, kochia with us and the ceo of amtrak mr. Joe boardman. The federal Railroad Administration by acting administrator sara feinberg. And the ntsb, the great Investigation Organization renowned across the United States of america if not around the world for the quality of their work and the board member and the vice chair of the ntsb voice chairwoman. The Philadelphia Fire Department under the great leadership of commission under derek sawyer Philadelphia Police department under the incredible leadership of police commissioner, Charles Ramsey and deputy mayor for Public Safety and deputy mayor for administration and coordination and our city representative Desiree Peter Bell and the nationally recognized the director of Emergency Management sam phillips and our director sam resnick, this team city state and federal partners working in collaboration and coordination made what could have been an even greater tragedy a life saving miracle here in our city. So i want to thank all of them and express appreciation for our work, their cooperation and their support, state senator tina is with us today but expressed her concern for the families. City councilman bobby hehan communicated on a regular basis we have numerous members of congress congress, two u. S. Senators, casey and toomey. Congressman bob brady and Brendon Boyle and visitors from outside of philadelphia or pennsylvania members of congress from both parties to see not only the tragedy but to inform their work in the congress for issues of safety and infrastructure support with regards to amtrak. This is a massive efforts and its been painful. As we are already reported, there were seven deceased individuals confirmed. We are going to ask fire commissioner derek sawyer to give an update from work of the Fire Department and the Police Department this morning at the site. Commissioner sawyer . Good afternoon this morning around 8 00 this morning, we received a call to bring back our cadaver dog and we worked in conjunction with a dog with the Police Department and do another search of the first car that had a large amount of wreckage. The dog hit on a couple of spots and we were able to find one other passenger in the wreckage. We utilized our Hydraulic Tools to open up the train more and reach the person and we were able to extricate that person and have him transported to the medical Examiners Office, it was a great coordinated effort and the men and women did a great job throughout the whole event and we continue to have an engine and medics unit on scene to make sure everything is done as we go through the wreckage a Great Partnership with the Police Department, Fire Department and ems units getting this last person out. Thank you. We are not done. Governor wolf . Thank you. This was such a tragic occurrence and im so sorry on behalf of everyone in pennsylvania, i want to express my condolences to the families and the victims, but i also want to say as a pennsylvanian i am proud of the way this was handled by the folks here in philadelphia as the mayor says, this is an example of cooperation and collaboration we worked together through this tragedy and i condition say enough about the first sponsors that came to this site after the accident and risks their lives to save as many people as they possibly could as a pennsylvanian i want to express my pride and thanks to the mayor and his team for doing such a tremendous job such a terrible terrible tragedy. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Boardman . Thank you. What a Team Philadelphia has with us at amtrak. Amtrak is heart broken for what happened here. The men and women of amtrak accept their responsible seriously. We know that we have a team here that worked together to help us to help the families to help the families and understand what needed to be done and we have done that. 28 years ago was the last time there was a derailment on the northeast corridor 28 years and 300 Million People have ridden amtrak since then. No derailment, no loss of life, today we are committing to im committing to meeting the requirement of positive train control, that will happen on the northeast corridor by the end of this year. Mayor, Governor Team thank you on behalf of amtrak. Can you identify yourself please . Joe boardman ceo of amtrak. Good morning. I would like to say i have been a Police Officer for 32 years and this was a catastrophic event, my deepest sympathy for those lost and injured im proud of the response by the Philadelphia Police department that night it was a catastrophic emergency but the actions of the police that not and what i observed that night and after the incident and the manner in which the Philadelphia Police were joined with the Fire Department and worked as a team and rescued the injured in a miraculously short period of time. Im grateful to the office of Emergency Management for the support and amtrak specifically the Amtrak Police they arrived on location and integrated together with those immediately that allowed us to bring this matter to what we now have been well continue to Work Together until everything is returned back to normal. Philadelphia Police Department has an ongoing active criminal investigation into this matter and well continue to Work Together with amtrak and the District Attorneys Office in philadelphia. Thank you. Thank you. Sam phillips. Good afternoon. I just want to summarize things that you heard here this afternoon, they dont just come together and the way we respond to these things is years of planning and coordination and training and exercises we rely on utilities and we partner with public works and all the lighting you see out here, all the things that you dont think about outside of police and fire have to come together and that say testament to this city. Well have a presence here to support amtrak and the families that experienced this tragedy and well do that until we are told that we are no longer needed and we are here for the long haul with this one. And we can always learn from these and its our responsibility as a city and office of Emergency Management to make sure that what went smoothly this time continues to go smoothly next time. And any glitches we have we fix for the next time. Thank you to all the speaker, let me give you one additional piece of information. Commissioner sawyer explained we did recover the remains of one individual this morning. Those remains were taken to the medical Examiners Office as is our protocol. The remains have been identified as a person who was on that train and so if i can take you back to just two days ago at the time we believe based on all Information Available at that time that there were approximately 243 individuals on amtrak train number 188. With the recovery and the identification this morning, as this News Conference was taking place i just received that final confirmation, we believe that we have now accounted for all 243 individuals that we believe were on amtrak number 188 from tuesday night. All of the individuals that we believe that we were looking for or were trying to identify have all now been accounted for. Unfortunately, again we must report that we have confirmed eight deceased from this horrible tragedy. Eight deceased from this horrible tragedy. But all individuals that we had any reason to believe were on that train have now been accounted for and we know their whereabouts completely. Who was the final person . Let me finish. As fire commissioner sawyer indicated as chief specter sullivan indicated we will maintain a support role with amtrak provide any assistance to the ntsb in their investigation process and should any other