BALDWIN: It took nearly 40 hours. But dozens passenger stuck inside this Amtrak train are finally headed home. They just arrived in Eugene, Oregon after this whole ordeal started Sunday night. Their L.A. bound train hit a tree that fell onto the tracks in all the snowy weather. It was so thick that Amtrak said the safest thing to do is just stay put. Passengers say they started running out of food. But they did have electricity.</s>KIM SHELTON, STUCK AMTRAK PASSENGER: Long, relatively uncomfortable, but you know, it was not that bad. People were great, the train crew was amazing. They were so professional and so kind. And we really wanted for nothing except for maybe some place comfortable to lie down and a shower.</s>BALDWIN: Amtrak just announced that it will suspend train service from Portland to Eugene until Friday. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thanks for being here. "THE LEAD" with Jake Tapper starts now.</s>JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: He is on Capitol Hill and expect to bring with him some skeletons from President Trump's closet.
Amtrak Train Stranded for 36 Hours Now on the Move.