Officials say a packed train has slammed into the end of the line in Buenos Aires' busy once station, killing 49 people and injuring hundreds of morning commuters.

It is Argentina's worst train accident in decades.

Federal police say Wednesday's dead include 48 adults and one child.

It's Argentina's highest death toll from a train accident since 1970, when 200 were killed in a train collision.

The "Invest in Hawaii Act of 2012" would fund numerous capital improvement projects across the state.

The bill now goes before the house and if cleared, the funding would be available for schools, health centers and other state-owned properties.

A senior administration official says the president's proposal is to cut the rate from 35 percent to 28 percent.

It also seeks a deeper rate cut to 25 percent for manufacturers.

An administrator also states it would eliminate some subsidies and loopholes.

She is identified as Marie Colvin and was working for Britain's Sunday Times.

She was killed in heavy shelling in the city of Homs.

A French journalist was also reported killed.

Syria's military has redoubled its attacks on Homs in recent days.

The fire was reported just after 1:30 Wednesday morning.

There were reports that it may have been a trash fire in the parking lot.

Extra crews were sent just as a precaution, no one was injured and no evacuation was ordered.

Honolulu Fire Department are still investigating the cause.

The incident happened near the intersection at Maunakea Street and Nimitz Highway in Chinatown just before 2am Wednesday morning.

The man in his 50's was hit while crossing the street. He was taken to Queens Medical Center with serious head and shoulder injuries.

The car fled the scene but not before leaving some evidence behind.

Police found a side view mirror on the road and are looking for the suspect.

A Kaneohe couple is mourning the loss of their son.

21 year old Jason Arruda was found laying in the middle of the road, badly injured Sunday night.  He died yesterday.

Police have launched a failure to render aid case.

We spoke with Jason Arruda's parents tonght.  They say more could've been done to save their son.

"Parents are not supposed to be burying their kids," said Robert Arruda, Jason's father.

Robert and Judilyn Arruda just lost their son Jason.

"He suffered a massive head injury on his right side temple with big road rash on his shoulder and back," said Robert Arruda.

Robert says he spoke with the driver of the pickup truck Jason had been riding in.

He says apparently the driver, the driver's girlfriend, Jason and his girlfriend went on a beer run.

"And in the process they fought, and my son Jason climbed out of the sliding window to get away from the girl. So I think he went out of the cab hands first body forward just to get away from her, and probably stood up when the truck was moving and the momentum will take you one way truck will go the other way. And when they got to the destination they realized the driver did that Jason was gone," said Robert Arruda.

Robert says Jason's girlfriend admitted she saw him get out of the truck.

"Maybe he would still be alive if they stop right away. I don't know it's, I can't believe it," said Robert Arruda.

Jason was taken to the hospital and passed away a few hours later.

He was only 21 years old.

"Him, just him in general. I know sometimes he irritates me but I'd like to see him irritate me one more time, just to see his face and tell him I love him," said Robert Arruda.

On top of this, Robert has been battling cancer for the past two years.

"You know I jump on his butt all the time about coming home late, and just the day before I got on him because he comes home late and sleeps all day, but these children don't realize we do love 'em. We just don't want 'em ending up something like this," said Robert Arruda.

No one has been arrested yet in the failure to render aid case.

Police are hoping other witnesses will come forward.