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According to the company. that it was operator error was how they described it. but, of course, the corrections officers there say, no, nobody pressed it. >> you see this one guy in the orange shorts, he's the one who hops the railing. hops the balcony. clearly they're after him. who is he? >> well, you know, kenneth williams is a reputed gang member. he's a pretty, apparently, you know, notorious person within law enforcement. supposedly runs a gang at a housing project up there. he's no saint if you talk to the cops. but it certainly is -- it certainly is, you know -- >> david ovalle from th...

Projectiles go over 1,000 feet from that location. and that's scary. >> luckily, no one is killed. >> it was an act of fate or an act of god that those projectiles were hitting things like empty freeways. >> randy bibb spends more than a month in the hospital. the fire changes his life forever. >> i didn't know the next day when i got up if i'd be able to go ten minutes without having to hay back down, you know. so i haven't worked since then. it's been tough. >> an investigation concludes, the fire was the result of operator error during delivery. >> it seems as if there was a cap being place...

Commuter trains in these spanish high speed trains travel at very different speeds, but certainly there is a room to suspect there could be an element of operator error here and also in that italian bus crash we hear that there weren't any even skid marks on the road, did the driver have time to brake or did he just fail to brake and so i think that that's something the crash investigators is going to be looking at in all three accidents, but of course there may be technical issues here that investigators will be keen to look at, too, erin. >> and people obviously use trains a lot there, but a...

Wednesday. karl pennhall is out front and what is the latest on the crash in switzerland tonight? >> erin, of course night has fallen across the crash site there in switzerland, and the latest we are hearing is the fire fighters and paramedics are still on the scene. we know that they have taken away 40 people who were injured there, five of those seriously. we also understand that the fire fighters are still trying to cut into the cabin of the train, the engine itself, because they haven't found the driver of one of the locomotives yet, so still working frantically to try to find out exactly ...

In, erin. >> all right. and, carl, obviously, operator error, i know, is now being looked at front and center in the spain train crash, where you're standing tonight. but could operator error be a factor in all of these horrible accidents? >> reporter: i think you have to look at the types of vehicles. yes, we've got -- we've got trains here, but commuter trains and these spanish high-speed trains travel at very different speeds. but certainly there is room to suspect that there could be an element of operator error here. also in that italian bus crash, we hear that there weren't even any skid...