forward-facing image recorders and inward-facing image recorders. so something that would get a video image, video and audio image of what s going on inside the locomotive cab, as well as the outward-facing cameras, and, of course this train did have an outward-facing camera. we also feel it s important to the have the inward-facing cameras. the fra, that issue, that recommendation was issued in 2010 when we completed our investigation of that accident out in chatsworth california and the fra replied that they do intend to act upon that recommendation. there s a lot to be done. i think over the last few days we ve gotten a lot done. but this will be our final press briefing on-scene. future information on this accident will be coming from our press office in washington,
blank. according to friends, bostian has a passion for trains and was a train safety advocate. following a deadly 2008 metro link crash in california blamed on an engineer distracted by text messages a post on a train enthusiast website believed to be from bostian read quote that s why it shouldn t take an act of congress to get industry to adopt common-sense safety systems on their own. meantime we re now hearing from emergency crews, who helped pull people from the wreckage. i saw a lot of people injured, a lot of head wounds. a lot of arm injuries leg injuries. officer daniel cosme seen on the far left was one of the first to arrive after 911 calls flooded in. the guy, he was laying on the floor, holding his leg. he had a broken leg, a broken ankle. grabbed each other s hands to make a chair so he can sit down.