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Before? >> being a factor in a derailment we saw in new york not too long ago. the coach men, conductor, motor men, they all survived that's the early word so they can be interviewed. there will be bigger questions about the nature of the infrastructure the track destroyed and definite stoppage in rail traffic for obvious reasons, there are no tracks. but people are already talking about the infrastructure and what equipment this train had. so we'll be following that along. so rene let me leave that part of it with you right now. i want to go so sara sidner because she's been very, very close ...

Commercial and residential area and that's relevant, right? >> absolutely. as you mentioned it can go up to 100, 110 miles per hour. but when you're coming through an area like this it's residential mixed with commercial you're going to have a speed limit that is well below 100 miles per hour. >> and they weren't at a dead run either, right? i mean they hadn't left the station that long ago in terms of building up speed. that will be relevant also right? >> right. that will also be relevant. and what's going to be key when these investigators are able to pull out those event recorders, very si...

And it is the bottom of the hour and here is the latest news we were following. the two escaped convicts are back in court and they are back behind bars. that after they were arrested at a florida motel yesterday. investigators are now looking into the bogus court documents they say lead to those two guys escaping. and the ntsb is sending two investigators after two bay area rapid transit workers were tragically killed by a train. the train running on computer controls and not by motor men. this as the iewnen why strike has lead to major headaches for the millions of commuters from san francis...

In fact, doug was probably the first pen i had gotten in contact with after i got to the hospital. i didn't know where i was working at the time, you know, when i started really -- after i saw my family, and -- >> that's okay. it's hard for all of you. it's tough to talk about. >> it's very hard. >> they helped me out of there. >> so you heard that brent was down? >> yes, i heard he was down. the other motor men with us went

Down? >> yes, i heard he was down. the other motor men with us went back in to help the other men get brent out and because the electrical technician was bleeding, he was injured and he wasn't quite all there, he was panicking, i decided to stay with him and we went to the bridge. i looked up at fire on the rig floor, and it was getting larger, and that was scaring me. it was starting to spread down on to the main deck, and it was actually so bright you couldn't even look at it anymore. it actually started sounding like a living thing because it was hissing so loudly. it was almost sounding li...