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Fundamental issues. technology, thats a problem. to, we have a capacity issue. and as david was saying earlier, this is partly about demand. but that also means were going have to increase the supply of runways, of airports regionally and other places. but that money has been allocated and part the problem is that none of that is going to take away human error, burrito pilots folks being distracted. and that seems to be the causes of these near misses. >> great point, joe, we do know that. there...

>> i think this is absolutely not conclusive. this is simply an early indication, but certainly if it is the head of the greek train drivers association who says, look, these electronic signals on this old infrastructure have not been working, his belief is that it was human error. thats pretty damning. but the prime minister on the scene earlier today and we have heard from other greek officials say there will be a full, thorough investigation and certainly theyre still in search and rescue ope...

Right now a desperate search for survivors is under way in greece. you eke looking the mangled wreckage. at least 38 people were killed and more than 70 injured. >> more than 350 people were on the passenger train when the collision happened. several cars derailed and caught fire. cnns elena joe koes is following this for us. greeces prime minister is saying tragic human error caused this crash. what do you know about the investigation so far? >> reporter: i mean just seeing those images is pret...

Most likely theyll limit traffic in some of these airports that keep having them. and, by the way, theres a bad call with this, its official with the faa, theyre called hot spots. thats what theyre going to have to do. theyre going to have to find a way to get the heat off the hot spots. >> so, thats interesting, you say they have to do something. these could be, this category a, as you call them, this could be just consequential human error. but does it suggest that theres some technical defici...

Night, the crash happened just after midnight, firefighters say that in one of the train carriages that derailed, the temperature inside, lindsey, got up to 2,372 degrees. not only is that going to complicate the investigation, it is also complicating the heart wrenching process of identifying victims. as far as causes, the prime minister visited the crash site earlier this morning and he vowed a thorough investigation. but already we have seen at least one arrest, the station master. they have ...

Those two main carriages at the front caught alight. the fire department just came out with a statement that the fire was so intense and reached such high temperatures that inhibited the initial response teams. 36 people have lost their lives. dna testing is now required to try and identify the victims. there are people gathered outside the hospital waiting for news of their loved ones. we also understand 200 people were taken to safety, 72 people are injured, 7 in critical condition. now, the q...

And people in athens are asking someone to take responsibility, they are asking for this system to change, for the railway to be more modernised again. so there are people who deeply believe that this was much more than a human error, there needs to be changes there. alexia from ert, thank you so much for talking us through this devastating period for greece. to nigeria now — where the electoral commission has declared the governing party candidate, bola tinubu, the winner of saturdays dispute...

"we heard a big bank," said the survivor. "we were turning over and over in the carriage. people screamed, windows shattered." survivors, shock and bloodied, were bused to medical care and relieved families. after sunrise, the disaster came into further heartbreaking focus. greeces prime minister called it a tragic human error and vowed this would never happen again. an angry reaction tonight, protests erupted in athens, and two other cities. greece has had the worst rail safety record in the eu...

And they also said that they do not have personnel to operate this kind of system, so they are understaffed. so these are very serious allegations, and there are people confirming that, actually, we do not have this kind of smart system, leaving no room for human error, so blaming one station manager is also a very smart way to somehow cover the chronic deficiencies of our system. ijust wonder if you could help us to understand why this is possible in the 21st century, how was the system never u...

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