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Stop about 10 to 20 feet before the bumper block. The reporter the majority of the people hospitalized, passengers on the train. Lacerations, broken bones, whiplash, head injuries. At this point, investigators do not suspect terrorism or foul play. That leaves only two other options human or mechanical error. We have no indication that this is anything other than a tragic accident. Were going to let the Law Enforcement professionals pursue the facts. The reporter so the train station is closed right now. And Structural Engineers are trying to determine the Structural Integrity of the building,...

The family is devastated by the loss of this child, the familys Attorney Says court action is possible if the city does not release the files in this case. Kaisers death immediately lead to changes in how the camp operates. Hourly head count and surveillance cameras. We are reaching out to the city a live report tonight at 5 00. Blair. Blair thanks, ock. Finally back to normal on 495 in foxboro where a bad crash caused serious delays. Police tell us a woman in her 20s thrown from the car when it rolled over. She was not wearing a seatbelt and was seriously hurt. The crash closed part of the in...

Author, photographer, and filmmaker - Pete Candler joined WNCW to discuss his career and newest book, A Deeper South: The Beauty, Mystery, and Sorrow of the Southern Road. Pete goes to find people and places that are often hidden and unknown by most of us. That's what made the pages of his latest book.

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Pete Candler is a writer and photographer in Asheville, North Carolina. For more than twenty years, he and his friend John Hayes - a history professor at