where the bomb went off reports say police believe he was the perpetrator of the attack artie's a leper trying to travel to the scene as soon as the police left at the quarter. there's still blood on the stairs outside the supermarket but if we walk further down here you can see through the window the damage and side obviously nobody is being let through the doors but right now we can say that the people that were wounded during the wednesday blast inside the supermarket can be almost one hundred percent certain that they were caught up and survived a terrorist attack the investigators that are still working right there they're walking in and out every now and then still haven't completely ruled out any version of events but the metal balls that the improvised explosive device was stuffed with warrant at the worst case scenario in st petersburg six people are still being treated. and a hospital they got trapped not once but the person who physically put the bomb inside that storage locker still hasn't been caught when addressing security bosses whatever who told them not to hesitate whe

over terrorism rained was up in aleppo in east aleppo still in the hands of the jihadists western lepers under attack now with the syrian army and very much help by the russians and that much appreciated much much of syria is not clear i still and there is a very great concentration i think of looking beyond war to what happens post war and of course one of the as fit to the postal situation it will be rebuilding a rebuilding the infrastructure rebuilding hospitals clinics and cultural heritage and also has so hopefully it will be possible for many people who had to flee from the jihad just to be able to return to their own land as it is very much a significant fact and something to be hoped for that's a huge job rebuilding the infrastructure etc will syria actually get the help from western governments that's needed they were so eager of course to help the fight against the assad government are they going to help rebuild that country or not do you think. well i very much hope they will i'll be speaking about this in the house of lords next week when the people of syria deserve the right

he says they're like the hum human leper society. churchill calls them cannibals. so absolutely intense. then when he thinks by enough application of dirty war against dirty war, that they're going to compromise, and they're not going to push for an irish republic, a humiliation to britain and not going to push over to take over ireland, people bitterly opposed to it. and in churchill's view, added to an item -- dragging in america, he would say. so when you get them to compromise on those two big things, and for ireland to accept self-determination of the 32 counties. he's one of the very first people. he's in the minority in the cabinet. we fought hard enough, long enough. they now know we're not a pushover. now we go for the deal. and he's way ahead of most people, including people you would not expect in the cabinet. well-known liberals or soft type people. dove type people. so it's -- you fight, you really fight. then you reach the point where you calculate, get a compromise and you go for it. and he writes about this later on when he's writing about michael c

if you are black and visited kansas city, it is it -- one of the few places a leper's and have to stay in a hotel and it is by far the most majestic of their hotels or motels that are here. on any given day and might see on these chairs, they are at time the fastest man in the world, jesse owens. oh hampton. surrounded by members of the john bucky monarchs, o'neil was managing at that time, and he said on the bench and served as honorary coach. beautiful lean of throwing out the first pitch at her all-star game. the legendary jazz musician had his own semipro snap -- baseball team. so do louis armstrong. all the jazz musicians wanted to be baseball players and all the baseball players wanted to be jazz musicians. it was only fitting they should come here but you had the best of both worlds. jazz and baseball. kansas city was jumping. a jazz musician could get a gig in kansas city where he could becauselse in the world all the nightclubs had music, clubs galore here, so this place was wide open. baseball and jazz intersected. an intrinsic mixture of jazz and baseball made it one of the

. >> when you get to vietnam, like you said, you're treated like a leper. like you said, the new guy. they don't know you. you're coming -- really, when we went, i graduated one month and i was in vietnam 20-some odd days later. and when i got to the unit, it was in the early -- we were really strapped for pilots. but they tried to -- every one of the eunicunits, it wasn't li throw that boy into the meat grinder. they all tried to give you time. i heard ed mention ash and trash. that was the fly, resupply in between combat assaults. and i think it took me -- it was 25 days, and i think it was 25 hours before they put you into combat is all. and i think on the fifth day, i was in a combat assault. took me four days to get 25 hours. and imagine if you will a young man who just got there, didn't really know what it was all about, and i'm sitting as a co-pilot in a lift. the lift is comprised of ten aircraft. i would be in the second lift. it's an ld. they called it cold. which means nothing is going on. there are no bad guys. >> in reality, it meant nobody kne

. >> you know when you get to vietnam, like you said, you are treated kind of like a leper. [laughter] >> like you said, the new guy. they do not know you. really when we went, i graduate one month and i was in vietnam 20 some odd days later. when i got to the unit, they were really strapped for pilot, but they tried to -- every one of the units, it was not like for that boy in to the meatgrinder. they all try to give you some time. i heard ed mention ash and trash. in between combat assaults. i think it took me, they like to have 25 days, and i had 25 hours before they put you in combat assault. on the fifth day, i was in combat assault. took me four days to 25 hours. imagine, if you will, a young man who just got there, did not really know what it was all about, and i am sitting as a copilot in the second lift comprised of 10 aircraft. i would be in the second lift, so it is an lz, and they called it cold, which means nothing is going on. there are no bad guys. [laughter] >> in reality, it meant nobody knew what was there. [laughter] >> that was our experience. dwayne: aft

what else have you lepered?> i think we're just very much dependent now on local authorities to give us an update. when you've got this kind of a mass casualty situation, all of the information is, in fact, going to come from the local fire department and the sheriff's department there. in the meantime, the ntsb is obviously is beginning to move. federal railroad administration will probably be responding. name there's a major incident involving loss of life, they spopd, as we respond, as well, of course, as amtrak. so this is very early moments. and the federal response at this moment is very much dependent upon what the locals are saying. now, a state dot spokesperson is confirming that there were 75 people onboard the derailed portion of this train. our local affiliate was saying there were 250 people in total onboard this train. i'm not sure if that dot spokesperson is referring only to the cars involved. and we don't have a number of injuries or anything else of that nature. >> tom, we have an update. it ju