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sunday night, so we woke up at greenfield on monday. >> so sunday night with the same family members, your brother, brooklyn, buster and -- >> that's right. >> and liz. >> liz and her mom and dad and -- >> then you went to sommerville with who? >> i believe i went to sommerville myself, but in the car by myself. i can't remember if buster rode together, i think we had separate cars. probably did ride together -- i don't know, i went to sommerville and buster was in sommerville with me, with grandma and papa t. >> and sommerville is where maggie's parents lived? >> that's right. maggi...

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And probably broke off and the train came off the tracks. >> jacqui: i think a lot more questions on these track sensors, and the wayside detector and whether norfolk southern in fact has, we know they have a policy according to reports that allows the crews to ignore audible signs of problems there, don't know for what reason, and don't know if that was a piece of this here. we are obviously going to have to hear from the ntsb, they refused to answer that question, are they to claim. we have to figure that out in our analysis. a lot of questions about the track sensors and whether that safety...

Further along, surveillance video clearly shows sparks an bright lights coming from under a rail car at the half pay point of the train. there is another detector just down the track from the surveillance video but it is not clear if it detected an overheat either. if it did, both the conductor and dispatcher would of been alerted to a heating issue. the ntsb said a wayside detector alerted the crew to a mechanical issue. cnn estimates based on the time stamps of the surveillance videos and distances between towns, the train would have been traveling an average of 49 miles per hour between all...