Commuters told to brace for crowded rush hour after NY train derailment

Commuters to New York City were warned to expect crowded and delayed trains Monday morning while federal authorities began an investigation into what caused a commuter train to derail early Sunday morning, killing four people and injuring 60 others. The accident, near the Spuyten Duyvil station in the Bronx on Metro-North’s Hudson Line, caused the train’s locomotive and its seven cars to topple over and left the lead car inches from the water.