DREW GRIFFIN, CNN SENIOR INVESTIGATIVE CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): -- his neighbor in Queens, New York, says it's a job he loves.</s>MORESH KOYA, NEIGHBOR: He liked that. He was happy. He was happy with his job. That's all the conversation I had with him, very personable guy, very really nice, responsible. I never had a negative thought about him.</s>GRIFFIN: CNN has obtained the crew sheet for Train 188 including the conductor, Emilio Fanseco, hospitalized with a fractured skull. Akita Henry, assistant conductor and Tahiz Bryant, who ran the train's cafe car. A railroad employee told CNN the crew has been instructed by Amtrak not to talk to the media.</s>GRIFFIN: Jake, I just wrapped up an interview with a longtime flagman who worked with Brandon Bostian on this very route. He calls him a great engineer, safety conscious, no personal problems and an engineer who would know the speed limit on every inch of this route between Washington and New York. His explanation -- he doesn't have one. He just can't see how this is possible that the engineer he knew is involved in this kind of a wreck.</s>JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: Fascinating. Drew Griffin in Philadelphia, thank you so much. The Politics Lead, four different answers to basically the same hypothetical question, would you invade Iraq knowing then what you know now? You'd think Jeb Bush of all people would have rehearsed his response well before this week, but does his answer even matter at this point? He's not even an official presidential candidate. That's next.
Is Engineer To Blame For High-Speed Crash?