'N' Train Derails Near 57th St. Station

Two New York City Subway cars with hundreds of passengers on board jumped the tracks near the 57th St. and 7th Ave. station Sunday afternoon. CBS 2's Dave Carlin reports.

Two New York City Subway cars with hundreds of passengers on board jumped the tracks near the 57th St. and 7th Ave. station Sunday afternoon. CBS 2's Dave Carlin reports.

This An N train Going Through The Manhattan Bound Queens Tunnel Underneath The East River. It stops At the 5th Avenue station and leaves me at the 57th street and 7th avenue Station.

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Brooklyn bound Q express train leaving Times Square-42nd Street arriving @/leaving 34th Street-Herald Square bypassing 28th Street, 23rd Street arriving @/leaving 14th Street-Union Square bypassing 8th Street-NYU, Prince Street and arriving @ Canal Street. Inbetween Times Square-42nd Street and 34th Street-Herald Square you see a 57th Street bound Q express train, while arriving @ 34th Street-Herald Sqaure you see a Queens bound R local train also you see a Queens bound R-160B N express train. Also while arriving @ 14th Street-Union Square you see a 57th Street bound Q express and a Queens bound R local train leaving 14th Street-Union Square, while skipping Prince Street you see a 57th Street bound Q express train!

Russia's national railway operator said that an explosion caused a train traveling from Moscow to St Petersburg to derail, injuring at least 10 people, Russian news agencies have reported. The operator, Russian Railways, also said that the train driver heard a loud bang immediately before the incident happened, around 9:45 pm (2315 IST) near the city of Novgorod, about 500 kilometres northwest of Moscow on Monday

K.L. Commuter train approaching the Main Train Station 'Tren Stesen'

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ATL Hoodrat aka SOULJA GIRL goes crazy on the Marta! There is now a warrant out for her arrest. Quote: Police in Atlanta’s public transportation have issued a warrant for the arrest of a young woman known as “Soulja Girl” after she was seen violently rebuking an elderly woman on a subway line. The woman was seen screaming on the train at the elderly woman while reciting lyrics to the rapper Soulja Boy. The woman is seen on a widely-viewed video screaming, “Yaaa, n***a, yaaa” and “I’ma beat you’re a** on this train.” She also called the senior citizen a hoe and a b***h and threatened to kill her. Wanda Y. Dunham, the chief of police for Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), issued a statement requesting help in arresting the female. A MARTA representative that the person in the video is indeed the same person sought by police. “MARTA police were notified about this video last Friday and launched an immediate and aggressive investigation into the incident,” said Dunham said in a statement. “The tipster also indicated the suspect has been known to ride Bus Route 22. MARTA police were able to positively identify the individual allegedly involved in this incident and have secured a warrant for her arrest.” The sensational event occurred at the East Lake Station, which is where the suspect exited the train after the female berated the elderly patron. One of the men objecting to her actions on the train yanked at Soulja Girl’s weave after she accused him of raping her. Shortly thereafter, the aggressive female exited the train. Dunham attempted to quell any concerns for public safety. “We want to assure the public that this is an extremely isolated incident and that customer safety and security are our highest priorities,” the MARTA Chief of Police said. “We regret that any customer had to endure such harassment while using our system. I also wish the many citizens who witnessed this incident would have contacted the MARTA police so that we could have responded to this situation immediately. We are asking that anyone who witnessed this incident please come forward to provide additional first hand information, which may lead to additional charges against the suspect.” MARTA police urge customers and witnesses to help by calling the MARTA Police Detectives at (404) 848-4911

July 12: A train bound for Chicago's O'Hare Airport derails and sparks a fire, prompting the evacuation of scores of people through a smoke-filled tunnel. NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports.