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That was not enough. yeah, well, you mentioned the stationmaster, and its very interesting that you chose to say, you know, you want the emphasis to be on the systemic investigation rather than the on—the—day failings. do you therefore think it was a grave mistake for your own prime minister so quickly after the terrible crash to say that "tragic human error" was responsible? 0bviously, when you have major disasters, there is a lot of reasons behind them. there appears to be multiple human e...

Minister releasing a statement on facebook, asking for forgiveness, saying, we cannot, we do not want to, and we must not hide behind the human error. tonight, a candle lit vigil for the victims in the town of larissa where the collision took place. tonight, were learning that the 59-year-old station master has been charged with negligent homicide and jailed pending a trial. >> lama hasan, our thanks to you tonight. president biden in selma, alabama, to mark the anniversary of bloody sunday, a...

Causing the disaster behind bars tonight. charged with negligent homicide. the prime minister also apologizing as protesters blame the government for decades of neglect. heres abcs lama hasan. >> reporter: anger erupting on the streets of the greek capital athens over the countrys deadliest train crash last week. demonstrators clashing with police outside the parliament, hurling volleys of molotov cocktails. police responding with tear gas and stun grenades, trying to push them back. it began as...

Accidents. and quite significant today, the prime minister coming out with a statement and apologizing and he says everyone, and above all to the relatives of the victims, a big sorry. both personally and in the name of all of those who have ruled the country for years. we cannot and will not and must not hide behind human error. he also goes on to say, which is quite interesting, if the remote system had been completed, this accident would have been practically impossible and the fact that that...

Because there is a lot of palpable anger. its notjust here in athens in front of parliament that we are seeing these violent demonstrations. weve seen them up in the northern metropolis of thessaloniki, where most of these victims... inaudible ..university students attending... station master today was ta ken to testify before a public prosecutor. so theres a lot of palpable anger — and rightly so, if i may add. because while the government has attributed this tragic accident, the deadliest in...

Its notjust here in athens in front of parliament that were seeing these violent demonstrations. weve seen them up in the northern metropolis of thessaloniki, where most of these victims were... inaudible ..university students attending... ..back to school. where the station master today was ta ken to testify before a public prosecutor. so theres a lot of palpable anger — and rightly so, if i may add. because while the government has attributed this tragic accident, the deadliest in greek hist...

..university students attending... station master was taken to testify before a public prosecutor. so theres a lot of palpable anger, and rightly so, if i may add. because while the government has attributed this tragic accident, the deadliest in greek history, to human error, a nation is asking, why are these types of accident recurring? and why this apology by the prime minister is coming 57 victims too late. china has announced a large increase in military spending and says itll train more of...

Face charges in court today. at first, he blamed the disaster on a technical fault, but later admitted to making a mistake. 57 people died when the passenger train collide head-on with a freight train. le le lenny giokos joins us live from athens, greece. whats the energy there? >> reporter: the energy of trauma, pain, and anger palpable here. everyone i speak to is absolutely traumatized. i guess it hits home, because this is a route that so many people have taken and security, as you say, the ...

Keep them from heating up again. this is a scene that is recurring and will continue to be recurring, because there is a lot of palpable angen because there is a lot of palpable anger, notjust here in athens in front of parliament that we are seeing these violent demonstrations. we have seen them up in the north in thessaloniki, where most of these victims... victims. .. inaudible. university students attending... station master was taken to testify before a public prosecutor. so there is a lot ...

Weve seen them up in the northern metropolis of thessaloniki, where most of these victims... inaudible ..university students attending... station master was taken to testify before a public prosecutor. so theres a lot of palpable anger — and rightly so, if i may add. because while the government has attributed this tragic accident, the deadliest in greek history, to human error, a nation is asking, why are these types of accidents recurring? and why this apology by the prime minister is coming...