COOPER: Check back in with Isha Sesay in the 360 "Bulletin" -- Isha.</s>SESAY: Anderson, new details about last week's deadly train derailment in North Western Spain. Officials say the driver was on the phone with rail way staff when the train crashed. He's charged with 79 counts of homicide. Officials also said date recorder show the train was going 95 miles per hour when it derailed on a curve. That's nearly twice the speed limit for that curve. Health officials in Iowa have linked pre-packaged salad mixes for a stomach bug outbreak that sickened 100 Iowans and 78 Nebraskans since mid-June. They haven't named the salad manufacturer. According to report, federal health officials don't yet know if the salad mix is linked to a wide outbreak of food poisoning affecting 15 states. And reports on TSA found misconduct cases rose 26 percent over the last three years, more than 3,000, 20 percent dealt with violating security standards such as allowing travelers to bypass screening. In Kansas City three children and one adult suffered serious injury when an SUV slammed into a car outside a daycare center, pushing the car through the front wall of the building. Two children were trapped inside the building for a time, but were eventually rescued. We wish them well.</s>COOPER: Yes, it's terrible. Isha, thanks very much. "Ridiculist" is next.
Officials: Driver In Spain Train Crash Was On The Phone; Salad Mix Linked To Cyclospora Outbreaks In Iowa, Nebraska