Was teetering from the bridge. the mayor of lakewood washington, a city just north of the crash site, expressed grave concerns about the new train route prior to the accident and the city of lakewood actually sued the washington department of transportation over the new rail route citing safety concerns. don t come back when there is an accident and try to justify not putting in those safety enhancements, or you can go back now and advocate for the money to do it. kyung lah is on the phone with me right now. you ve been talking to the madigan army medical center. what are you learning? reporter: most of them were sent here, john, because this hospital is just four to five miles away from the crash site. it is the closest one. so that s why so many immediately were taken here. but there were so many patients transported that they went all
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so the safety concerns that were raised about this high-speed train, do you know if any of those concerns were ever brought to washington state patrol? i don t know. sorry. not at my level. i understand. there were different investigations going on and different concerns for different areas of law enforcement. but at this point, as we head into evening in washington state, what can you tell us about the investigation? at this point, like i said, state patrol has done their investigation. they re standing by to be in assistance. we re waiting for ntsb to start their investigation and just cause quite the backup in washington state. we ve had to shut down the freeway and this is a main artery throughout washington. so that is state patrol s big concern right now along with recovery and just making sure that everybody is safe and that families are reunited. thanks for bringing us the breaking news. all the train cars believed to
They need to be able to get this across the finish line and the votes of mike lee and susan collins gets them to that point. there s one more vote outstanding, jeff flake says he s still looking at the bill but republican leaders believe he will come along. the things he wanted in the bill, related to how it would phase out, those are in the final deal. they expect him to come along with a house vote on tuesday and senate vote as tune as tuesday evening, republican leaders right now are saying this is, quote, according to one aide, drama-free. they feel like they are pretty much there. there is some controversy over bob corker and his vote, his yes vote. wa are you hearing about that? senator corker voted against this bill in the senate because he had deficit concerns. there were no changes in the final conference report that addressed those deficit concerns. still he was a yes. part of the reason he may have been a yes is because of the changes to the so-called
Washington department of transport said it spent and this is what the mayor of lakewood said. come back when there is that accident and try to justify not putting in those safety enhancements or you can go back now and advocate for the money to do it because this project was never needed and endangers our citizens. the mayor of lakewood, washington, exactly two weeks ago. chilling words. harris: do we want to ask our team to do what you are asking, get them to respond to each other maybe? sandra: let s bring john hiatt back in, one of the largest railroad networks in north america and a railroad investigator. we were just listening to this, what is your reaction to that? living in this area, i know there was quite an uproar over this.