BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Funeral services are scheduled for today for two of the three children who were killed in this week's bus-train collision along the Tennessee-Georgia border. Investigators right now are trying to determine what caused the deadly crash. Amy Clark from our affiliate WTVC now with more.</s>AMY CLARK, WTVC REPORTER (voice-over): The wreckage is painful to look out. Imagine seeing the video recorded from inside the bus leading up to this tragedy. That's what investigators have done, and they believe, based on the videotape, evidence gathered from the scene and statements from witnesses, that:</s>KEN SUYDAM, NTSB: We've come to the preliminary determination that the bus did not stop at the crossing prior to entering it.</s>CLARK: The test results on the antilock breaks are still out. There was some noise on the bus.</s>SUYDAM: We were also able to determine the radio, AM/FM radio, was on at the time of the accident. And we were able to discern several conversations on board the bus.</s>CLARK: Experts say the horn was blowing at least eight seconds before the crash. An accident recreation Thursday morning led to more answers as to what the bus driver could hear and see, Investigators say some of the preliminary information indicates there was inadequate sight distance.</s>SUYDAM: There are several sight obstructions that are consisting in part of, yes, brush and trees.</s>HEMMER: Again, that story courtesy of WTCV from the Georgia- Tennessee border. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
Investigation Provides Some Answers in Bus-Train Collision