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Why this train derailed the way it did and lack ook at all righ evidence there to determine that. we have been talking to neighbors, a couple, one of which said it sounded like a bunch of carts coming together and mangling. said it sounded look you could hear the metal, just, stretching, cracking, creaking. we also talked to a shop owner who says he always hears the train go by. a normal thing. he said right before the curve. you can, sort of tell where the train is. it sounded like there was a ...

Lost their lives in all of this, we do think that there is something to do with this curve, we are seeing investigators go over this curve over and over and over again with flashlights looking at the rail line there. so, were just waiting to hear more information from the mayor, from the investigators on exactly what they think may have caused this derailment. a lot of people said it felt like the train was going fairly normally but then it felt like it was going pretty fast as it was going arou...

Recovery efforts. we also know several various agencies involved from the office of emergency management from philadelphia as well. this part of the street right here is flowing to normal traffic. police are on the scene trying to keep the situation controlled for both pedestrians media, and the folks that are trying to bring in the heavy equipment to try to get these pieces of the train off the tracks. the ntsb did say that the carts, the seven carts as well as the locomotive will be moved off ...

Front lines and has this exclusive look at the scene there. >> reporter: we were trying to got to ramadi. instead we came across shell-shocked families, isis had assaulted in the morning from the east. as a security measure, cars are not allowed to cross this bridge. but this is the only way to reach baghdad. those fleeing the violence pile their belongings. children and elderly into metal carts. samida ibrahim begins crying as we approach her. >> translator: they took our homes and kicked us ou...

Were fleeing yesterday morning because isis had begun its onslaught. remember they controlled the north, the south and much of the west. the vast majority of those we spoke to seem to be completely shell shocked. they were arriving at a bridge that connects umbar province forced to cross on foot because iraqi officials do not allow vehicles across piling into these metal carts. the situation since then much more dire according to the deputy provincial council had located inside ramadi. he said i...

Completely. senior international correspondent arwa day mmon has this exclusive report. >> reporter: we were trying to get to ramadi instead we came across shell shocked families. isis had just assaulted in the morning from the east. as a security measure, cars are not allowed to cross this bridge. but this is the only way to reach baghdad. those fleeing the violence pile their belongings. children and elderly into metal carts. samida ibrahim begins crying as the moment we approach her. >> trans...

Hour. i want to bring in correspondent arwa damon. she is there. she has an exclusive look in the new attacks. arwa. >> reporter: hi christine. actually significant developments in the last 24 hours. early yesterday morning, isis advancing into ramadi from the east. they had already taken over portions of the northern part of the city. this advance into the east sent thousands of refugees ss fleeing that we saw according to the deputy province council. these were having to ride in metal carts an...

The east. as a security measure cars are not allowed to cross this bridge but this is the only way to reach baghdad. those fleeing the violence piled their belongings and children and elderly into metal carts. she starts crying the moment we approach her. they took our homes and kicked us out, she sobs. for weeks they begged for reinforcements and air strikes but to no avail, and its not just ramadi where people are pleading for help and between the bridges are falluja. they point out the resist...

Were fleeing, children completely shocked in the arms of their parents, the elderly being pushed out by carts. speaking to officials inside ramadi a description of an enemy barrelling down on them that they are barely able to keep at bay, threatening the center of the city launching numerous attempts to try to take over the government complex. yes, there were some air strikes that took place that at the very least stopped that isis advance but the fighting force there is outgunned and outmanned ...

A u.s. military official says isis controls parts of the city, but the fall of ramadi, in his words, is not imminent. tens of thousands of refugees may disagree with that. theyre trying to get out of the city in case isis takes over completely. anwar has this exclusive report. >> isis had just assaulted in the morning from the east. as a security measure, cars are not allowed to cross this bridge, but this is the only way to reach baghdad. those flees the violence piled this belongings. children...