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Negligent conduct in this situation. and in the criminal sense you do need more than ordinary negligence normally to charge a crime, something along the line of recklessness where somebody consciously disregarded unknown risk. when it comes to firearms there are a number of different protocols on set and there are a number of different folks responsible with overlapping areas of responsibility, including the first assistant director, the armorer, the stunt coordinator. so the investigation will ...

>> and from, emily, we have been hearing from passengers, everything was going fine and this was just a jolt out of the blue. what are they describing? >> well, we had our staff out there pretty quickly and one of the photo photographers was calling in and he said people were pretty calm. he saw people being evacuated on school buses and waving to the news crews. there was one person he witnessed being pulled down and sort of a sled down an embankment but once the emergency crew got her down, sh...

Ems worker reported to us. after that, the, you know, that just triggered all sorts of other problems and a couple cars tumbled, three or four cars tumbled down the embankment which is above the bull run which is a small, small river. >> and this is such a big time of year in vermont, emily. this is high peak time for viewing of the fall foliage. people probably on vacation. >> yeah. yep. its just about to get beautiful and so we got really lucky in many ways that no one died and i think thats w...

Is 59 miles per hour. many passengers said to me, i want you to know this was not an issue of conductor or someone driving too quickly. it was a matter of ledge that landed on the track, an act of nature, really beyond the control of anyone who was conducting the train or running the train or maintaining the tracks. >> governor speaking there. emily is an editor of "the burlington free press" joining me by phone. whats the latest on number of people injured? we had heard seven people taken to th...