locomotive has been put back on, which is the heaviest piece of equipment. now they re putting on cars. the ntsb has started their investigation. we are very much awaiting that. we want to find out what the spec cause of the accident was to see if there is anything we can learn from it to make sure a tragedy like this doesn t happen again. now, obviously, to those who don t know, with refamily. so we have been talking about this a lot. yesterday you hurried down to the scene. there was talk immediately. maybe it was the curve. maybe it s an unsafe position. you have taken a different lean on that. what do you think the questions are to figure out why this happened? chris, they said there were three options, number one, it was a problem with the track, number two, equipment error. this rumor that the brakes on the train didn t work. or, number three, is just an operator error. this is at the point of it on the track, there is a turn, it s a sharp turn, but it s not just
chris, the work out here started just before day break. cranes were brought in to do some heavy lifting and you can see what they re doing behind me right now. after they picked up the locomotive and put it on the track they started moving each of the seven passenger cars that derailed. they will pick up each and put them on the track in an effort to reconstruct the accident scene. they ll try to figure out what caused the train to crash. overnight the names of all four passengers killed by the metro north commuter train crash sunday were released. police identified 54-year-old donna smith. donna was a wonderful person. she was kind, neighborly, friendly. reporter: 35-year-old ahn kisook, 59-year-old james ferrari and this man, 58-year-old father of four james lovell. i ll remember him as having dignity and determination and being, you know, a wonderful father. reporter: three of them ejected from the train, its cars
us. kate. thanks, chris. now to an amazing story, a triumph, a tragedy in alaska a. woman that zrooiv survived a plane crash is determined, she not her way through rough terrain at notice and managed to find help. some survived, but it was too late to save everyone. cnn has the incredible story. from the dark hidden crash site, melly coffee called for help to resuscitate her baby wyatt just five months old. this is melanie and wyatt on her facebook page. wyatt could not be saved but others could. mel loan walked towards the loits of saint mary s. coffee found rescuers near the village dump, led them to the wreckage inaccessible by snowmobile. from my perspective, she is able put her own selfless needs of herself ahead of the
cleargear.com. stating if the content remains in whole or in part you will immediately be billed $3500. we said, you know, they can t be serious about this. my husband checked his credit report. sure enough, there is a charge for $3500 hitting from cleargear.com. reporter: and it s not just the palmers. in 2011 a virginia woman posted a scathing review on grel yelp and angie s list blasting contractors complaining of a sloppy paint job, poorly installed door hinges and accusing them of theft, writing, bottom line, do not put yourself through this nightmare of a contract. chris deets the founder spoke to cnn s don lemon s last year. she accused me of criminal activity, false statements presenting them as fact with no basis for it. reporter: deets turned the tables and filed a $750,000 defamation suit and a judge ordered certain parts of the review be removed. the state supreme court later