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This point. >> hopefully in the next few days. and memory loss is not unusual but it does usually come back. so, we think even if he doesnt remember going into the event, just having the opportunity to talk to him about how he approached his job, his level of professionalism, his fatigue levels things like that are all going to be helpful regardless of how we cut it. >> you mentioned that the train went from 70 mile-per-hour to over 100 mile-per-hour seconds before the crash. >> certainly thats ...

He doesnt remember anything at this point. >> well we expect that to take place in the next few days. but like we just heard, memory loss is traumatica from an event but memory loss could go back. but just going into the event, but just talking to him about how he approached his job, his level of professional level, his fatigue levels will all be helpful regardless of how we cut it. >> you announced the train went from 70 miles per hour to over 100 miles per hour in the seconds before the crash,...

Rescue. tremendous sadness for those families im sure. thank you. we turn now to startling developments in the amtrak crash investigation. officials say that that train accelerated substantially in the final minute as it hurtled toward that fateful curve going from 70 miles an hour to more than 100 in only a minute. cnns transportation and government regulation correspondent rene marsh has the very latest for us live in philadelphia. thats an extreme speed-up. >> reporter: it absolutely is. yo...

Investigation? >> well, it does to a limited extent. safety board mentioned two-fold, determine probable cause of an accident and make recommendations to whatever entity is appropriate to prevent them in the future. finding bodies is really a local responsibility. how they got injured or how people got killed is also a part of the safety boards job. its indirect to the actual bodies on site. >> mayor, want to get your take on one last thing. there have been some reports this train left the stati...

Battered shaken a little bruised but really lucky. >> janna, you look fit as a fiddle. >> i feel fine. my necks bothering me a little bit from being bumped around. but just mainly tired at this point. >> lets talk about this horrific thing that youve been through. you were in the second to last car, correct, janna? >> yes. >> you take this train a fair amount regular ride? >> i dont take amtrak. but i was in d.c. for a work conference. i was sitting on the right side of the car in the aisle seat...

The revelation comes from the early reading of the second black box found yesterday at the crash site. officials say it appears lubitz appears the automatic pilot to begin bringing the plane down but adjusted that numerous times to make the plane speed up. lubitz ipad tablet is providing key details. nbcs katie tur has the latest. >> reporter: inside lubitz dusseldorf apartment german investigators hope to learn more about who he was and why he would allegedly crash the plane. they released some...

It will come up and over the sxhounz speed up as it does so. we start to get strange fluctuations in the river water or the air. and thats going to create some very tricky maneuvering patterns for those helicopter pilots considering that they need to hover for often several minutes at a time to winch the recovery crews down into the ravine for the crash site. so really thats going to impact them on their takeoff, their landing, and their hovering maneuvering as they head toward the crash landing...

If will read 25 miles per hour sign, press the blinker to initiate a lane change. and it will sense the car up ahead, start slowing down, and once again im not touching anything. >> that is amazing. truly amazing. butt your foot on the brake, and back to driving yourself. >> i know, right? that is video from theverge.com. that is a reporter being given a preview of what they at tesla are calling the auto pilot feature in tesla model ss. were used to cars that park themselves or cruise at a consi...

Fast and they dont want it to be impeded or harmed in any way. weirdly the governments put rules in place hoping to stop harm in the future. that can seem counter intuitive but that seems what theyve done. its the critics of big government that are drawing a line with principle of all of that. >> thats right. theyre saying that land line phones the way that land line phones are regulated, chute nobd applied to broadband. verizon came out with a statement typed from a 1930 typewriter. 2015 laws s...

Behind it. president obama still promising payback. >> i do think that the cycle of provocations with north korea is inevitable. i think the movie helped speed up that process. if the leadership feels so secure about hollywood movie that makes fun of it. >> reporter: and north koreas threats if that film was released. north korea continues to be quiet as americans flock to theaters. they do expert some sort of north korean retaliation because kim cant leave this parody of him go unanswered. >> w...