i want to bring in the former police commissioner of new york city bernie kerik. what happens? >> you'll have the federal people in the first responders, the fire department the police department state police. first and foremost it's a rescue mission. get the survivors out and then you know evacuate the scene and, you know, work on the investigation afterwards. what happened? ironically i'm on this train at least once every two weeks or so. so when you watch this footage, you have to think that there are some serious injuries here. >> yeah yes. and just last week as we were traveling to baltimore, back and forth, and then before that to washington, d.c. for the white house correspondences' dinner this is how everyone really gets around. you can fly, but it's much more convenient because when you take these trains you can roll right into the middle of the city and don't really feed toneed to in a bigger city worry about car service, you can take a taxi subway train, and don't have to worry about traveling from the outskirts, from an airport. again, these are pictures now from in

wald mary schiavo, and bernie kerik all on the line with us. we're also being told by our justice correspondent, evan perez, that the fbi, the fbi is now involved and will send people to the scene here. as mary skooif pointed out, the national transportation safety board will send go teams from the area. the fbi is saying at this point, there is no indication at this point, that it has anything to do with terrorism. they have ruled that out. but now the fbi is involved national transportation safety board, of course involved as well. the nibfbi said their initial indications is that there were at least 50 people injured on the train, but amtrak is not confirming the number of injuries. we should get that very shortly, hopefully from the mayor of philadelphia as we gives a press conference in philadelphia. again, you're looking at pictures now from our affiliate, kyw in philadelphia. this is a rescue operation going on at this hour over two hours after this train was involved in an accident in philadelphia and derailed. philadelphia police depar

we're going to get into the facts, but joining us now, former new york city police commissioner bernie keriknker is the former attorney for the suspect, daron dylon wint. thank you both for being here. commissioner let me start with you. so according to the authorities, they believe he went into the home of savvas savopoulos who was 46 and his wife amy, 47 their son philip 10 home at the time so was the housekeeper. two days pass during which a phone call was made to the second housekeep by the family saying don't come. someone called domino's pizza and ordered two pizzas. they were ordered on the front doorstep of the house, cash was left outside. pizza went inside. in the second day of this whole sick affair may 14th the family was found dead after savvas savopoulos' personal assistant dropped off a package containing $40,000 cash at the house. now they say it's this guy because they found what? >> dna evidence on the pizza, you know leftover pizza that was in the apartment in the house. and they obviously have other evidence. they are not saying this is somebody they want to talk to a per