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>> i think so. lets get to it. the search for answers in the fatal train derailment as the victims are remembered. the vigil held last night at the site of the crash for the four people who died. >> investigators say the train was traveling nearly three times faster than it should have been. with the latest heres gio benitez. >> reporter: abc news sources say human error is likely to blame for the train tragedy. investigators looking for the eerie aftermath. the tracks torn apart by the train ...

Walker, ending in tragedy, and later tonight, rescue crews board a u.s. airways flight and then made an announcement that one of the passengers had had a potentially dangerous, deadly tuberculosis. more from dr. sanjay gupta. we begin tonight with breaking news, officials say the commuter train that flew off a curve yesterday morning just north of manhattan was going nearly three times the speed limit, 82 in a 30 miles an hour zone, four people died in the crash. were going to hear from the surv...

Human error or mechanical problem? this hour investigators are trying to figure out why a train derailed in the bronx killing four people. it was going nearly three times the posted speed limit. they clocked the train going 82 miles per hour around a curve. it was supposed to be going around the curve at 30 miles per hour. and deepening the mystery, it shot from 60 to 82 miles an hour just two minutes before the crash. >> we will be developing what we call a 72-hour time line so that we have a g...

Vice president biden in asia trying to stop. >> the chaos pushing the country into crisis and we are live in bong do bangkok with this developing story. >> about 30 minutes past the hour right now. still there are many unanswered questions in the deadly commuter train derailment in new york city. one thing the national transportation safety board now knows for sure speed was a factor in that crash. the train was going 82 miles an hour. as it turned into a curve with a speed limit there is 30 m...

Kind of injury. 11 of the injuries are considered critical and 4 people have already died. investigators have recovered the data recorders from the crashed train now. trains have them the same way that airliners do. investigators said late today that on the sharp curve just outside the spuyten duyvil station, the sharp curve where the derailment happened, the speed limit for trains there is 30 miles per hour. the trains data recorders apparently showed that in that 30-mile-per-hour zone, the tra...

Says in two minutes, the train insplikly went 82 before jumping the track. mechanical problem or human error is too early to tell. rockefeller, 20-year veteran of the record, why was the train going so fast? we know investigators say he tried to brake but the train didnt stop according to a law enforcement official. the ntsb, they will look at whether fatigue was a factor. >> we dont have the work history at the moment. we will be developing what we call a 72-hour time line so that we have a goo...

A victim. jim lovell was so much more than just a victim. he was a loving father, great dad, best friend, uncle, great co-worker. just always had a smile on his face. never had anything bad to say about anyone one of the best people you could have ever met. im so broward proproud and blee been able to call him miy fathe. >> investigators are not certain whether the cause of the crash was mechanical or human error. >> "new day" interviewed andrew cuomo. >> you got to the scene quickly yesterday. ...

Plus moment of impact. we have new video that shows the crash involving the "fast & furious" actor. and furious flyer. the u.s. supreme court hears the case of a man who got booted because he complained a lot and demanded upgrades. your frequent flyer rights are on the line. im wolf blitzer, and youre in the situation room. right now, federal authorities are digging deeper into the possibility that human error caused the deadly derailment of a new york metro train. youre looking the a live p...

That a lot of new yorkers pay over 50%, all the money they make, the government on one level or another, infrastructure in the city is horrific. and here we got an example of something that should be so avoidable that just wasnt. >> i dont know. i grew up in new york. we had a pretty good public transit. of course that was when government was much smaller and focused on fewer things. this is one of the things government is supposed to do in cities. maybe if government focused on actual core serv...

America" family. that is in "the skinny" on this tuesday, december 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> so that selfy of this mom who apparently had a baby and three days later had a flat -- washboard stomach, hits home for me. i got to tell you -- >> are you shooting for it? >> im not upset at her like so many people. she looks amazing. if i look that great three days after childbirth you better believe id be posting pictures. >> the mom...