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Neighbors heard explosions then saw a house on fire

POWHATAN COUNTY, Va. -- Neighbors on Powhatan Lakes Road in Powhatan County awoke to explosions Thursday morning.

"Two huge explosion around 2:15 a.m. woke up most in the neighborhood and shook the house," Sonny Hirsch said.

When Hirsch went outside to see what was going on, he saw a neighbor's house on fire.

The house was fully engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived.

Two hours later, members of the Huguenot Volunteer Fire Department remained on scene overhauling the home.

There was no initial indication that anyone was inside the home when it caught fire.

The investigation into the cause of the fire remains on-going.
Video shows SUV slam into Amtrak train in Ashland; driver hospitalized

ASHLAND V.A. -- Trains passing through historic Ashland are a daily occurrence, but some people believe cars and trucks being hit by the trains are becoming more commonplace after another crash Saturday morning. Video captured just before 8 a.m. shows an SUV barreling toward the tracks -- while the crossing arm is down and the warning lights are flashing -- before the vehicle strikes the front of the oncoming Amtrak Train 82. The SUV is pushed down the street and over a curb, crushing a flower box and coming to rest where two buildings come together. "I got a phone call from one of my employees," Gian Pimpinella, the owner of Ashland Coffee & Tea, said. He said he was told that a car had crashed into the front of the building. When Pimpinella arrived a short time later, he found the SUV still on the curb and his neighbors planter destroyed. "Fortunately there was no damage to the buildings," Pimpinella said. Hanover County EMS transported the driver of the SUV to VCU Medical Center for treatment. Russell Youens, who works beside the railroad tracks, said drivers ignoring and driving around the crossing arms is becoming a problem. "This week I saw twice, pick up trucks, construction trucks, run the crossing gates down there, when they were down," Youens said. "And I thought it was unusual I had seen two in one day." "If there's an issue, it's probably with the drivers, either not paying attention or trying to sneak through at the last second," Pimpinella said. A spokesperson for Amtrak said there were 78 passengers on board at the time of the incident. No passengers or crew members were injured.
Shoppers Take Shelter Inside Home Depot as Tornado Touches Down

Shoppers took shelter inside a Home Depot in New Jersey as a terrifying twister touched down over the weekend. The tornado ravaged the parking lot and the automatic doors were blown open at the Monmouth County store Saturday morning. Lightning flashed as the twister swirled around the parking lot and sheets of rain poured off the roof like a waterfall. "I've seen tornadoes before but never that close," weather junkie Brett Zattick, who filmed some of the footage, told Inside Edition.
Крынгаш (станция метро)

**Крынгаш** — станция Бухарестского метрополитена. Станция расположена в районе Sector 1.

Открыта 22 декабря 1984 года в составе участка «Петраке Пойнару» — «Крынгаш». До 1992 года станция была конечной.

Станция строилась закрытым способом. Отделана белым мрамором, вставками из кирпича и травертином.

«Крынгаш» — колонная трёхпролетная мелкого заложения с одной островной платформой.
Train slams into car stuck on tracks in Ashland

ASHLAND, Va. -- Less than 24 hours after a freight train slammed into a car in Ashland, officials confirmed another vehicle was hit by a train near the town's historic train station and Randolph-Macon College Sunday night.

Chip Watts with Ashland Police said officers were called for a report of a car on the tracks at England Street and North Center Street around 6:25 p.m.

Video from VirtualRailFan.com captured the moment a green sedan attempted to make a left from England onto North Center Street.

The car turned too soon and ends up driving off the elevated crossing and onto the rails -- getting stuck between the double tracks that run through the town.

A man and woman inside the car made it out of the car in time and Watts said no one was injured.

Video then showed a CSX train moving slowly heading for the car with its whistle sounding continuously.

A worker at a nearby restaurant said first responders notified CSX, but that the train was too close to be able to stop completely.

In fact, just seconds after hitting the car, the train came to a stop and its second locomotive could be seen in the camera’s frame.

As of 8 p.m., Watts said the scene was still active and that officers were investigating the cause of the accident.

A man who has lived in the area his entire life said he has heard about accidents like this before, but has never witnessed one.

“It happens quite often to my understanding, but this is the first time I’ve ever really come up on one," Jim Stevenson said. "It was kind of scary.”

Another train slammed into a car about a mile down the tracks at the intersection of Ashcake Road and Center Street around 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

"The vehicle is still stuck on the tracks the trains not going anywhere," a witness told WTVR CBS 6.

Video from a WTVR CBS 6 crew on the scene showed a white sedan lodged under a tanker car around 11 p.m.

Watts said no one was injured and that the incident also remains under investigation.

Officials also said it was unclear how that car ended up on the tracks.
Standoff Between Deputy and Security Guard at IRS Office

A sheriff’s deputy who stopped by an IRS office with a routine question about his taxes had no idea he was about to find himself in a terrifying standoff. A security guard at the Ohio office asked Deputy Alan Gaston to remove his gun. But when Gaston refused, the guard drew his own weapon and pointed it at Gaston. When the Toledo Police Department responded to the incident, they were surprised it had happened at all.
Does This 10-Year-Old Have the Best Pep Talk Ever?

This kid gives the pep talks of all pep talks! Lane Bridges, 10, went viral after video of his rousing speech to his pee-wee football team in Texas was posted to social media. In the clip, he enthusiastically boosts the spirits of his comrades. He made such an impact in his community  that he was asked to pump up the team at the local high school. Inside Edition invited him to our New York City studio to do the same for our team. "You deserve this. You work hard every single day," he told us.
Police ID man killed in Richmond double shooting on Thanksgiving

RICHMOND, Va. -- Police have identified the man killed in a double shooting in Richmond's East End on Thanksgiving.

Lt. Michael Alston said officers were dispatched to the 2000 block of Creighton Road for a report of a shooting just after 4:15 a.m.

When police arrived, they found 19-year-old Tyreese J. Barlow, of the 2100 block of Creighton Road, in front of a home suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.

Barlow was taken to an area hospital, where he was later pronounced dead, officials said.

Additionally, a woman with multiple gunshot wounds was also taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening, according to police.

"There are no details about possible suspects at this time," police said Sunday.

Anyone with information about this homicide is asked to call Major Crimes Detective J. Crewell at 804-646-5324 or contact Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000 or at http://www.7801000.com. The P3 Tips Crime Stoppers app for smartphones may also be used. All Crime Stoppers methods are anonymous.
Shocking! Another Car on the Tracks in Ashland

ASHLAND V.A. - On 7-6-18, a black all the way from New York tries to make a left turn onto S Railroad Ave, but ends up getting stuck on the tracks. No one manages to exit the vehicle. There was also a train coming on that night, too. A person yelled at the driver and other person to get out of the car. They exited the car and the Ashland Police arrive 2 minutes later. 12 minutes later, a tow truck arrives to get the car of the tracks, and it works. Remember not to turn too early.
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Truck Runs Railroad Gate in Ashland

ASHLAND V.A. - On 3-19-18, a video shows a railroad crossing being activated and going down because a train is coming. Suddenly out of nowhere, a heavy truck speeds past the tracks while the gate is going down. Don't be like the truck driver and always wait for the train to go by before crossing the trucks.
Car hit by train after tire gets stuck on tracks in Pasco County

PASCO COUNTY F.L. (WFLA) – A woman was put in a scary situation when her vehicle got stuck on the railroad tracks in Pasco County. The car was destroyed, but the woman escaped unharmed, the Florida Highway Patrol said in their report. Troopers said the 73-year-old was driving a 2019 Honda Elantra, heading north on Old Lakeland Highway, and that one of her front tires got stuck between the rails after she turned onto Dixie Drive and came onto the shoulder of a railroad crossing. A CSX train came barreling toward the car and hit the Elantra at 45 mph. The vehicle started spinning and came to a final rest in the southbound lanes of Old Lakeland Highway. The train was later removed from the scene. No injuries were reported, and further information was not immediately available.
Технопарк (станция метро)

**Технопарк** — станция Московского метрополитена. Находится на Замоскворецкой линии. Была открыта 28 декабря 2015 года на перегоне между станциями «Автозаводская» и «Коломенская»

## Расположение

Станция расположена в Даниловском районе Южного административного округа Москвы рядом с проспектом Андропова

## Вестибюли и пересадки

В северной части станции находится надземный вестибюль с выходами на обе стороны улицы Мустая Карима и проспекта Андропова, к которому ведёт переход длиной 167 м. В пешей доступности от него расположен парк развлечений «Остров мечты».

В центре станции есть пешеходный мост для перехода между платформами, который также связан с северным вестибюлем переходом, идущим над путями линии.

Со станции «Технопарк» возможна непрямая уличная пересадка на станцию ЗИЛ Московского центрального кольца без списывания дополнительной поездки в течение 90 минут по ранее использованному для прохода билету. Однако возможность пересадки осложнена тем, что станции удалены друг от друга на расстояние более километра.

## Архитектура и оформление

Станция «Технопарк» расположена вблизи Нагатинского моста на наземном участке Замоскворецкой линии. Она состоит из двух боковых платформ, которые находятся в едином крытом павильоне. По центру над путями крыша сделана стеклянной. Платформы покрыты серым гранитом, а стены и колонны — вертикальными сайдинговыми панелями цвета металлик. Подвесной потолок над платформами выполнен из серых решётчатых конструкций с крупными фиолетовыми глянцевыми вставками вокруг каждой второй колонны и в районе надземных переходов. Данный проект архитектуры станции, соответствующий реальному оформлению, был представлен мэрией Москвы в октябре 2013 года, а описание первого проекта внешнего вида было изложено в «Московском комсомольце» в августе 2008 года.
‘Unique’ Ashland intersection drawing concern after train, tractor-trailer nearly collide

ASHLAND, Va. (WRIC) — In Ashland, the train tracks are a big part of the community.

Shocking footage captured by the Virtual Railcam, a webcam for train-enthusiasts, showed a tractor-trailer and an Amtrak train nearly colliding in the middle of Ashland.

The driver of the truck drove on as if nothing happened.

The video is hard to watch, especially knowing the outcome could have ended much differently. With tourists coming to the area, town leaders are looking for ways to improve safety.

“Its probably always been happening but we’re seeing it a lot more now that we have the virtual railfan camera and that’s not a bad thing,” said Ashland Town Manager Joshua Farrar. “If there’s issues going on we certainly want to address them.”

Farrar told 8News the tracks in the middle of town, which traffic has to go through, is a “unique intersection.”

Ashland Police says there have been 21 railroad incidents, 17 of them occurring at night and 14 involving alcohol, since 2007.

In the latest encounter between the train and a truck, everyone walked away unharmed.

“That wasn’t necessarily because of our situation,” Farrar said. “I think and the rail and the way its laid out that was someone overestimated their ability to make a turn.”

Farrar told 8News there are three ways to improve safety around the tracks: more lighting, crossing improvements and a passenger information display.

The next step for Ashland and Farrar is getting funding for the safety improvements.

“We obviously want to educate the public but then advocate to CSX to help us with the lighting, to the state to help us with the gates, and then the passenger information display,” Farrar told 8News. “We’re willing to partner, we just need a little bit of help.”

The Town of Ashland has applied for grant money through the state to improve safety. Farrar tells 8News they’ve been denied the funding, but do plan to re-apply.

Performance Food Group, whose driver was behind the wheel of the tractor-trailer, says it is cooperating with authorities.

Stay with 8News for updates.
Driver ticketed after Ashland train collision

ASHLAND, Va. — A driver whose car collided with a train in Ashland was able to walk away from the crash scene, according to witnesses. Ashland Police responded to the intersection of North Center Street and Henry Clay Road at the CSX tracks for a report of a single-vehicle collision with a train, Ashland Police spokesperson Chip Watts said.

“An investigation determined that a sport-utility-vehicle travelling southbound on North Center Street attempted a U-turn at the railroad crossing and became lodged on the tracks,” Watts said. “[The driver] was able to exit the vehicle before a train travelling southbound on the west side track struck the vehicle.”

Hanover Fire and EMS spokesperson Greg Martin said the woman was evaluated on site and not taken to the hospital.

“The driver of the vehicle was issued a summons for Disregarding a Railroad Crossing Signal,” Watts added.

This is a developing story. Witnesses can send news tips, photos, and video here.
Reporter Has Close Call With Tornado on Live TV

KCTV's Emily Rittman was reporting live on air when her colleague back at the studio warned her to run from an approaching tornado. "We're just outside Linwood, Kansas," Rittman told the anchor during the broadcast. "I'm sure you can hear the sirens blaring here." "You need to move!" the anchor replied. "You need to move right now! [A tornado] is coming straight at you." Rittman was able to get to safety.
Deaf Man Finds Friendship in Deaf Dog

A deaf man found a perfect companion when he adopted his deaf dog. Nick Abbott first saw Emerson, a cute black Labrador, on his Facebook News Feed when the North Florida Rescue (NFR) of Maine posted the dog's picture. Emerson was looking for a loving home. "I was drawn to him right away because we have similarities. I felt like because I know what it's like to be deaf, I could understand him," Abbott told InsideEdition.com.
Mom Still Unsure of What Creature Was in Her Driveway

The mom whose security camera captured creepy footage of what appears to be Dobby the house elf from the "Harry Potter" series told Inside Edition she's still freaked out by the video. The footage has social media in overdrive speculating what the creature is. Mom Vivian Gomez told Inside Edition that she's "not sure" what it is. Asked whether it could be her 9-year-old son Bobby, Gomez replied, "I wouldn't let him out at dark by himself."
7-Year-Old Sent Flying Through Air by Hit-and-Run Driver

It was a terrifying moment when a 7-year-old girl was struck by a hit-and-run driver in California.

In a video of the moment, the child, Hazel Conzet, runs across the street in Santa Rosa with her friends and while the car misses them, it hits her. She flew about 10 feet into the air.

Fortunately, Hazel was able to get up, but the driver then took off. She miraculously only suffered some cuts and bruises after the Saturday incident.

“It hurt her. I think it scared her more than anything,” Hazel’s mom, Candace, said.

Police have since arrested Dominick Weaver, 29, and charged him in the hit-and-run.

Police received several tips about the suspect after they offered a $2,500 reward to anyone with information about the incident. He was located after he posted photos of his 2005 black BMW to social media and cops were able to match it to the scene of accident, they said.

Weaver reportedly admitted he fled the scene, police said.

He has not yet entered a plea.
CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Drivers go around railroad crossing arms in Waxhaw

WAXHAW, N.C. - Hailey Parker said she was driving on North Church Street Monday when she saw stop arms go down and drivers at the railroad crossing go around them.

"Out of nowhere, people started coming from this light, and just instantly going across the tracks. And, I was mind blown, it was like several people, back-to-back, like I would say between five to seven people, and I started recording," Parker said.

Parker managed to capture one of those cars on her cell phone.

"It's just such a little town and a lot of traffic, but to risk your life for five minutes is crazy for me," Parker said.

That's how long Parker said she waited on North Church Street until the arms went up. She said she never saw a train go by, and she believes it could have been a malfunction.

Still, she said what she witnessed is not OK.

Others, including Elizabeth Climber, agree.

"I think people get a little frustrated when the arms come down, and they don't see a train, so they think it's completely okay to move around the arms, but you just never ever know what's going to happen," Climber said.

Climber owns a business across the tracks. She said 17 trains roll through downtown Waxhaw every 24 hours, and there's no telling when.

On Tuesday, Channel 9 witnessed a driver speeding up over the tracks before the stop arm completely went down. Seconds later, a train rapidly flew by. Some drivers said it can be hard to tell if a train is coming or not.

"Sometimes the arms come down and there are no trains coming because they do have trucks that work on the tracks, and sometimes the arms are malfunctioning," driver Christopher Massey said.

Waxhaw Police said they have seen the video.
Man Hoses House From Roof to Put Out Wildfire

Inside Edition’s Jim Moret is in the fire fire-ravaged city of Santa Clarita, 40 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. “Even though firefighters have the fire contained to this one house they are mindful that gusting winds could carry embers elsewhere and cause even more destruction,” he said. “Firefighters are doing the best they can to keep fire from spreading.” Santa Clarita resident Dave Chambers’ home may have been damaged by a water drop but it was saved from burning to the ground.
Is This One of the Craziest Police Chases Ever?

A woman was arrested after stealing an RV and leading police on a wild chase in California Tuesday. The suspect, Julie Ann Rainbird, 52, was with her two dogs when she stole the vehicle, taking authorities on what some called a demolition derby. The woman smashed up at least six cars during her run and slammed into trees. The 30-minute chase reached speeds of 60 miles an hour, according to reports. One of the dogs even jumped from the vehicle through a smashed windshield at one point.
Little Boy Meets Woman Who Wrote Decades-Old Message in a Bottle He Found

Heather Baird and her son Ryder found a message in a bottle washed up on a beach last week and met the woman who wrote it in September 1988. A search of old phone records by the data analysis company Intellaegis led to Jan Popp who says she handwrote the message for her son. Jan was anxious to meet Heather and Ryder and invited them to her home with the help of INSIDE EDITION. These two moms can't believe their once-in-a-lifetime story on how the message was perfectly preserved for decades.
Driver Helps Rescue Lyft Passenger Booted From Her Ride

A Los Angeles Lyft driver allegedly dragged a passenger out of his car and onto the street, the woman claims, all because she wouldn't turn her music off. Still sporting a black eye from the alleged attack, Lyft passenger Alessandria Ward says it was the most terrifying experience of her life. She claims the driver hit her in the face, and video appeared to show him kick her. She said she thought the driver was going to kill her, telling Inside Edition, “I was screaming, ‘Help me! Help me!’”
Wisconsin Bus Driver Rescues Boy Running Down Sidewalk Alone

When a barefoot little boy in a red onesie was spotted running down the sidewalk all alone, a bus driver came to the rescue. Video shows her running across a busy street to scoop up the child. The bus driver brings the little boy on board and a passenger hands over her coat to keep him warm. The driver does her best to offer comfort until emergency workers arrive. It's just the latest example of hero bus drivers in the city of Milwaukee.
Traffic Stop Turns Into Wild Shootout With Cops in Arkansas

Dashcam video captured the moment a man opened fire on Arkansas officers during a traffic stop. Luis Cobos-Cenobio, 29, was pulled over in Tontitown by Cpl. Brett Thompson with the Washington County Sheriff's Office on Sunday for a traffic violation. Video shows Cobos-Cenobio open his door and unleash a barrage of gunfire at Thompson. Thompson fires back, but misses, and Cobos-Cenobio gets back in the car and drives off, video shows.
15-Year-Old Leads Cops on High Speed Chase Driving Church Bus

A teenager drove a stolen church bus and careened down a Texas highway last month, with all the action caught on tape. The incident was part of an episode of the A&E show ‘Live PD,’ which airs Friday and Saturdays. The country watched this weekend’s episode in awe as the teen took off with the vehicle. The camera crew was on a nighttime ride with deputies from Fort Bend County when they came upon the out-of-control bus. The bus didn’t have any lights on and was refusing to stop.
Girl Facing Risky Brain Surgery Celebrates Christmas Early With Her Family

Cheyenne Hughes' stepmom, Amy, said her stepdaughter was worried she may not be able to experience Christmas this year, so her family wanted to do something special. Cheyenne, 15, suffers from a rare genetic condition that has left a tumor on her brain, and doctors wanted to operate as early as possible on December 7. Cheyenne's tumor is life-threatening and they say this is her best option. So her parents, stepmom, and three sisters made Cheyenne a special Christmas of her own.
Петраке Пойнару (станция метро)

**Петраке Пойнару** — станция Бухарестского метрополитена. Станция расположена в районе Sector 1.

Открыта 19 ноября 1979 года в составе первого пускового участка. С 1979 по 1983 год станция была конечной.

Станция находится рядом с заводом «Semănătoarea».

«Петраке Пойнару» — станция мелкого заложения с двумя боковыми платформами.
Abington Police warning of package thefts in town neighborhoods

**ABINGTON M.A. —**Police in Abington are investigating an all too familiar crime this time of year: people stealing presents from peoples' front steps. They said it’s been happening to homes on Oak Street and Vineyard Road.

Those suspects appear to have been caught in the act.

Abington Police said that, as people were coming home from work Tuesday evening, they noticed their packages weren’t at their front door. Victims showed up to the Abington Police Department one by one.

With the holiday lights shining so bright, it gets us in the season of giving. With that being said, Abington Police are warning residents of package thefts.

“This is a crime of opportunity,” said Dept. Chief Christopher Cutter of Abington Police. “Packages are out there. People are driving around looking for packages.”

At least a half dozen people fell victim. The thefts are happening during the day.

**Related:**Cambridge package thieves grab box with $9K medical device inside

“The packages are out there and they’re preying upon the fact these packages are sitting on the front step,” Cutter said. “They are just cruising neighborhoods. There is no reason, they are just looking for packages. They aren’t getting out of the car until they see a package.”

A quick-thinking neighbor jotted down the license plate number to one car, a blue Infiniti. Boston 25 news got access to the car shortly after it was towed away by police.

“We had a report of a blue-type Infiniti dumping boxes in the woods,” Cutter said.

That neighbor is hoping the suspects get caught immediately.

“Earn money the legit way, don’t take stuff from people they bought with their own way,” he said.

Police are warning people to set up their deliveries either to their jobs, to a neighbor or pick it up from a facility.

The search for the two suspects continues.
Protesting Broccoli Gets Busted

Protesters from the group Extinction Rebellion have engaged in a series of actions around the world. The group wants to raise awareness of the threat of climate change and seeks net-zero carbon emissions by the year 2025. Tessie Humble, an Extinction Rebellion spokesperson, said, “We are at a point now where the U.N. leaders are saying we need radical action by next year or we are going to hit runaway climate change."
Vindaloo

**Venkat Katregadda**, also known as ***Vindaloo***, is a human mutant.

## Biography

Venkat Katregadda was a member of the Acolytes. He was first seen during Magneto's scheme to flip Earth's electromagnetic field.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Pyrokinesis:** Vindaloo produces a flammable gel from his pores that ignites upon contact with the atmosphere, which he can then direct as explosive releases of liquid napalm.

## Notes

* Vindaloo is 5'9" and weighs 160 pounds. He has brown eyes and black hair.
Driver exits SUV moments before train collision in Ashland

ASHLAND, Va. (WRIC) — Ashland police responded to a collision involving a train and a vehicle Wednesday morning.

Police arrived on the scene at 10:27 a.m., at the intersection of N. Center St. and Henry Clay Rd. An early investigation revealed that an SUV was traveling southbound on N. Center St. and attempted to U-turn at the railroad crossing. That’s when the vehicle became lodged on the tracks.

The driver was able to exit the SUV before the train struck the vehicle.

Hanover County firefighters evaluated the driver for minor injuries. The driver refused transportation to the hospital. The driver was issued a summons for disregarding a railroad crossing signal.

Still, residents say they’ve seen too many close calls on the train tracks in Ashland. While no one was seriously hurt this time, residents worry that next time, there could be a more severe outcome.

“I can’t believe it happened again,” said Mike Clark, who works in Ashland. “It’s only been a week and a half.”

Clarks works at Origin Beer Lab, near the train tracks and says incidents are becoming a common occurrence.

“People just making bad judgment calls,” he said.

Enoh Love, another Ashland resident, said “it’s a terrible thing when things like that happen. People just need to be more careful when traveling near train tracks.”

8News has covered previous close calls on the train tracks. But Clark believes that GPS is a contributing factor to the rise in accidents near the train tracks.

“This side of the street is South Railroad Avenue, but GPS will show it as South Center Street,” he told 8News. “So a lot of times people will try to turn onto this street, but end up going the wrong way, so they’ll try to overcompensate, hit the tracks and get stuck.”

Residents of Ashland tell 8News they just want the area to be safer, without destroying the charm of the town.
Pedestrian killed by train in Ashland

ASHLAND M.A. - A man in his 60s is the latest to die from being struck by a train along railroad tracks in the state.

Since July 1, more than a dozen people have been killed on train tracks in Massachusetts.

The man was struck and killed by Amtrak train 134 near Front Street around 1:50 p.m., authorities said. Foul play is not suspected. The death comes less than a day after a person was struck and killed by a commuter train in Chelsea.

Several other people in the region have died after being struck by trains, including a 16-year-old boy in February in Ashland and two adults who were struck in Natick in September. One of the people struck in Natick was killed.

The Amtrak train stopped just before the tracks cross Main Street in Ashland.

“All of a sudden I just looked up and I saw the train there,” Mary Siniawski, manager of the nearby Pizza Mine said. “I was like ‘why is the train still there?’”

Charlie Bond, who has lived in a house near the tracks for 50 years, knew something was amiss.

“I was sitting at the kitchen table, and (the train passing) sounded strange,” said Bond.

Bond and his wife Janis said they see people crossing the tracks in Ashland all the time. Once, Janis said, a woman navigated her way across the tracks with a baby stroller on Patriots Day. As the Bonds yelled at her to get off the tracks, the woman insisted the trains were stopped for the Boston Marathon. Almost as soon as she had crossed, they said, a train came through.

Since July 1, trains struck and killed at least 13 people on MBTA commuter rail tracks, according to the transit agency. In fiscal 2017, there were 19 fatal train strikes statewide, more than double the nine fatalities in fiscal 2016. Many of those deaths are likely suicides, some are accidental.

Based on preliminary 2016 data from the Federal Railroad Administration, Massachusetts ranked 15th nationally in the number of pedestrian deaths resulting from trespassing on train tracks.

MBTA Transit Police and and the Middlesex District Attorney’s office are investigating the latest fatality.

“I feel bad for whoever this person is, their family,” Janis Bond said. “Someone is not going home tonight.”
Watch The Terrifying Moment Driver Uses a Crowbar on Window During Road Rage

A California man recorded a road rage incident after he says a chauffeur got out of his vehicle and hit his window with a crowbar. Driver Shahnam Asbaghi claims it started when the chauffeur who was driving a SUV rammed him from behind and then went ballistic after following him off an L.A. freeway on Tuesday afternoon. "He comes out of his vehicle. When he reached my window, he cocks back and hits my window three or four times. He said a few 'F' words and got in his car and takes off," Asbaghi told IE.
SUV slams into Brockton home on Centre Street

BROCKTON M.A. - A sport utility vehicle crashed into a home in Brockton late Wednesday night. The SUV was heading east on Centre Street when a Honda Accord pulled out of a side street and struck the SUV, which then crashed into the house, police said. The SUV went through a fence and landed inside an enclosed porch. No one was in the room when the car crashed though the wall. The driver of the SUV, a 50-year-old woman, was taken to Brockton Hospital for evaluation. The driver of the Honda, a 35-year-old man, was not injured. The crash remains under investigation.
Белорусская (станция метро, Замоскворецкая линия)

**Белорусская** — станция Московского метрополитена. Находится на Замоскворецкой линии. Была открыта 11 сентября 1938 года в составе первого участка Замоскворецкой линии.

## Расположение

Станция находится на территории Тверского района Центрального административного округа Москвы. Расположена под Белорусским вокзалом.

## Вестибюли и пересадки

Из центра зала можно осуществить пересадку на станцию «Белорусская» Кольцевой линии (переход открыт в 1952 году). Переход оборудован трёхленточным эскалатором типа ЕТ25 с балюстрадами из нержавеющей стали. В торце верхнего аванзала перехода расположена монументальная скульптурная группа «Белорусские партизаны». Там же установлены восемь оригинальных торшеров, облицованных мрамором и оформленных каменной мозаикой. Пол перехода покрыт красным и чёрным гранитом, стены облицованы мрамором.

В оформлении арок перехода использована флорентийская мозаика на темы белорусского национального орнамента. Архитектор станции «Белорусская» Н. А. Быкова отмечала, что хотя переход слабо удался, но арки, ведущие на Кольцевую линию, получились красивыми. Над их оформлением работал художник Г. И. Опрышко совместно с архитектором И. Г. Тарановым.

## Архитектура и оформление

Конструкция станции — пилонная трёхсводчатая глубокого заложения (глубина заложения — 34 метра). Построена по типовому проекту. Обделка из чугунных тюбингов.

В облицовке станционного зала применялся мрамор трёх различных сортов. Варьируя оттенки мрамора, архитекторы старались уменьшить ощущение «подземки» и добиться того, чтобы пассажиры ощущали себя как в подземном дворце. Нефы станции отделены друг от друга, и главное объёмно-пространственное значение приобретает центральный зал. Чтобы зрительно облегчить тяжёлую конструкцию станции, в пилонах со стороны центрального зала были устроены ниши, в каждой из которых установлен светильник на бронзовом торшере.

Пилоны со стороны центрального зала облицованы розовым биробиджанским мрамором. Проходы между пилонами облицованы мрамором «давалу». Верхние части пилонов украшает лепнина, выполненная на тему белорусских национальных орнаментов.

Полуовальные ниши центрального зала облицованы ониксом различных тонов. Если в нижней части ниш плиты оникса имеют тёмный тон и резкий рисунок жилок, то у верхних рядов плиток рисунок более светлый и спокойный. Каждый вертикальный ряд облицовки обрамлён бронзовым штапиком, чтобы подчеркнуть фактуру оникса.

Изначально пол центрального зала был покрыт мраморной мозаикой с богатым узором. Ныне пол станции выложен в шахматном порядке плитами серого гранита и чёрного диабаза.

Путевые стены, первоначально отделанные голубой глазурованной плиткой, ныне покрыты белым мрамором, в нижней части — чёрным мрамором. Станция освещается подвесными люстрами центрального и боковых залов, а также бронзовыми торшерами в нишах пилонов центрального зала.

В южном торце центрального зала на постаменте из чёрного диабаза установлен бюст В. И. Ленина из тёмно-серого гранита.
This 8-Year-Old Recorded the Video of Garbage Truck Fire

New video of the smoldering garbage truck that authorities believe sparked last week's deadly California fire has emerged, and it was filmed by an 8-year-old boy. Shawn Melvin told Inside Edition he was driving with his son when he saw the garbage truck with the burning trash, known in the carting business as a "hot load." "There was actually flames coming up where the trash goes down," Melvin said. "I honest to God didn't think it was going to go as far as it did."
Mister Sensitive

**Guy Smith**, also known as ***Mister Sensitive***, is a human mutant.

## Biography

At a very young age, Guy Smith noticed his mutant powers. His skin would easily get irritated, and he was always in tremendous pain. After his parents died in a mysterious fire, Guy was raised in foster care.

In an attempt to block out the pain, Guy underwent extensive martial arts training and mental disciplines. Professor X was able to provide Guy with a special sensory-dampening suit. However, this did not alleviate Guy's depression.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Superhuman Senses:** Mister Sensitive has greatly enhanced senses, making him incredibly sensitive to his surroundings. His senses are at least as acute as those of Wolverine and Daredevil.

* ***Danger Sense:*** He seems to have a sense for upcoming danger. It is unknown if he possesses any other extrasensory abilities.

**Superhuman Agility**

**Superhuman Reflexes**

**Levitation:** Mister Sensitive possesses the ability to levitate himself. It appears as though this is an ability he learned through study and practice and not as a part of his mutation, although he claims that his mutation helped him learn to accomplish this.

### Abilities

**Hand-to-Hand Combat:** Mister Sensitive is a master of martial arts.

## Notes

* Mister Sensitive is 6'0" and weighs 180 pounds. He has purple eyes, white hair, and gray skin that is scarred due to the nature of his mutant powers. He also has two antennae protruding from his forehead.
* He has also gone by the alias ***Orphan***.
Why Panic Spread So Quickly At One Of America's Busiest Airports

Noisy fans watching live TV coverage of the Olympics as well as a race starter's pistol may have started the panic inside New York's JFK Airport Sunday. The panic spread like a contagion, from terminal to terminal to terminal. When people saw others screaming and running, they joined in the stampede. Security expert Bill Stanton told Inside Edition: "It's the herd mentality. Someone sees someone all panicked and they get panicked and it has that domino effect."
Aggressive Tow Truck Operator Waits to Pounce in McDonald’s Parking Lot

Are predatory tow truck drivers lurking in parking lots, waiting to take your car right out from under you if you leave it for just second? Inside Edition got a tip from a viewer about one particular towing operation patrolling a McDonald’s parking lot in Brooklyn, New York. The tipster said he repeatedly saw cars getting hauled away within minutes of drivers leaving their vehicle to run a quick errand. So Inside Edition left cars as bait in the McDonald’s parking lot and set up cameras to see what happened.
Man With Cane Trips Robber Fleeing Cops

A brave elderly man trips an armed suspect fleeing from police and it was caught on camera. The quick-thinking grandfather with a cane stepped in to trip the suspect, allowing police to nab him. Body camera footage shows cops chasing the suspect outside a library in Ohio. Police say Shawn Briggs was armed with a 9mm pistol loaded with 29 rounds. Commander Scott Highland, who was wearing the body cam, says the elderly man’s quick thinking may have actually saved lives, inducing the suspect’s.
Dad Chases Train Leaving Station With Baby on Board

A panicked Ohio father chased after a train that departed the station with his baby still on board. Footage shows the dad bringing his baby aboard the train in a carrier before setting the infant down in a seat near another passenger. He then steps out to take a puff of a cigarette on the station platform. But suddenly the doors close behind him. As the train begins to pull out of the station, the father gives chase, trying to stop it.
Why Kids Got Trapped on Kansas School Bus

Startling video shows elementary school students screaming hysterically, desperate to get off their bus, after the driver reportedly said they weren't going home because they were too noisy. The bus pulled into a parking lot, where the students were filmed calling for help from the windows. School officials in Wichita, Kansas, say the driver followed school policy, but one parent told Inside Edition her son is refusing to ride the bus again.
Huge sinkhole swallows, crushes car in Dale City, Virginia

DALE CITY V.A. — The ground opened up and swallowed a car. What sounds like a movie script is exactly what happened in Dale City, Va. on Thursday night. A couple of bystanders shot video of a massive sink hole. "Oh my God! A whole car just went down into there, look," someone shouted on cell phone video taken by Audrey Doiley. On Friday, families came out to see the massive sinkhole that ate a car. "We live right down the street and said, 'let's check it out.' I've never seen a sinkhole like that, it's crazy," said Todd, a neighbor. The kids have a slightly different take. "It looks cool," said Todd's little girl. Probably not cool for the owner of the red car, crumpled  and smashed between concrete and dirt some 20-feet down. VDOT crews say they'll probably need a crane to get it out. It happened at Princedale Drive near Lidendale Road, right where the road crosses a stream. VDOT officials say heavy rains inundated the pipe under road, causing it to fail. "All the rain we've got over the last year and year and half, said Mike Collier, VDOT's Lakeridge supervisor. "The water took the pipe and it just pushed the pipe, blew them out down the creek," said Collier. Thankfully, nobody was inside that red car, which was parked along the side of the road at the time. "It's a little scary that it can just happen quickly and anywhere. That's a huge car that fell. It opened up quite quickly and happened fast. Earlier in the night we were driving up and down this road, so I'm just really thankful that nobody was in the car and nobody got hurt," said neighbor Katy Defonde. Princedale Drive remains closed between Sadler lane and Roundtree drive. VDOT says it could take a week to make repairs.
Video shows hit-and-run driver plowing into 4 children in front of home in Stoneham

STONEHAM, MASS. (WHDH) - Police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who was caught on camera plowing into four children standing with their bikes in front of a home in Stoneham on Sunday evening.

Officers responding to reports of a hit-and-run at the intersection of Elm Street and MacArthur Road just after 6:30 p.m. found four children between the ages of 12 and 13  had been struck by a dark-colored Subaru Legacy that had been traveling westbound on Elm Street, Stoneham police said.

Video of the incident showed the children standing in front of a residence when the vehicle hit them, sending them flying into shrubbery.

James McKinnon witnessed the crash in disbelief.

“I came to the window, looked out the window, saw there were four kids standing out here talking. About 10 seconds later, I see the car coming around the corner and I thought, ‘I can’t believe she’s going to try to do this thing.’ She was flying and smashed right in. Next thing you know, the kids go flying up in the air,” he recalled. “I figured someone got seriously hurt by the way the kids went up in the air.”

All four juveniles were treated at the scene. Two were transported to a local hospital with minor injuries.

The car also hit a parked vehicle before driving away with a bicycle lodged underneath it.

Concerned mother Dianne Dunnell showed up at the scene Monday morning to put out reflectors, solar lights and a cone at a nearby crosswalk.

“I know the town has tried to put some signage up here and they get destroyed by cars going by, so they’re doing something but, you know, I figure a little extra can’t hurt,” she said.

Anyone with information on the suspect vehicle or driver is asked to call the Stoneham police at 781-438-1215.
Employee Refuses To Let Alleged Shoplifter Go Until Cops Arrive

A store manager and an alleged shoplifter in Oregon were caught on camera in a shocking tug of war. Kody Youmans, a 16-year-old customer, shot the video and says, "It was insane." The manager at the Rite-Aid drugstore in Oregon would not give up, as seen in the video. Youmans said the altercation "started in the parking lot. He went up to her and said she stole things. He grabbed it from her and she lost her balance and fell. She followed him back into the store."
Truck Gets Stuck on the Tracks in Ashland

ASHLAND V.A. - On 12-28-18 a white truck was trying to make a right turn on to N Railroad St, but ends up on the tracks instead. The truck driver tries to drive it off the tracks, but it does not work. The driver and passenger get out of the truck and try pushing the truck, but that doesn't work. More bystanders come to help. Police and a tow truck arrive minutes later. The tow truck manages to get the truck off the tracks. And then the truck continues the route.
Mom's Rescue Of Choking 1-Year-Old Daughter Captured On Nanny Cam

Jennifer Hull, 34, was at home with her two daughters, Hollis, 1, and Hatilynn, 4, who were in the children's playroom eating their snacks - veggie chips and bananas. A heart-stopping moment caught on the family's nanny cam shows the Texas mom saving her 1-year-old daughter from choking. She says she knew something was wrong when she heard a noise and her daughter started running toward her. That's when Hull sprang into action, picked up Hollis and starting giving her back blows.
Man Killed After Train Hits Pickup Truck In Abington

ABINGTON M.A. – A man was killed when a commuter rail train struck a pickup truck in Abington Tuesday night. The crash happened near the intersection of North Ave and Railroad Street at about 8:20 p.m. Transit Police say the driver of the truck, a 78-year-old man, was killed. There were 10 passengers on board the inbound commuter rail train at the time. No other injuries were reported. The crash remains under investigation but foul play is not suspected. No other information has been released.
Following fatal train crash, Abington selectman wants MBTA at next meeting

ABINGTON M.A. - A fatal train crash this week at the North Avenue railroad crossing pushed a town selectman to request an MBTA representative at the next selectmen meeting.

Selectman Alex Bezanson has requested that a representative from the state transit authority come to the board’s next meeting, “to discuss crossing safety.”

79-year-old Selwyn Mohansingh of Mattapan was killed Tuesday on the Abington tracks around 8:20 p.m., when he drove his pickup truck around the crossing gates onto the tracks, and was hit by a train at the North Avenue railroad crossing.

Bezanson said on Wednesday that he thinks Abington “seems like it’s had more than our share” of railroad crossing crashes.

“I don’t know if there’s an issue (with our crossings), or if people are just being careless,” he said.

Bezanson is hoping the MBTA will clear things up at the next selectmen’s meeting, in August.

He said he wants to know how the number of crashes at Abington crossings compare to surrounding towns, and if there are other, safer types of crossing gates the MBTA might be able to use.

Abington has more train crossings than any other town on either the Middleboro or the Plymouth line, and since 2005 has seen at least two fatal crashes on the tracks.

In 2008, a Kingston man drove around the crossing gates onto the tracks, and suffered minor injuries when his car was hit by a train.

Abington Selectman Thomas Corbett said after that 2008 crash that changes were needed to the rail system, including gates that keep cars from getting on the tracks.