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Yvon Rosa, meanwhile, had just left the Musi-Cafe bar, close to the site of the blast. He was with a friend when they saw the train speeding towards them. They escaped on to a boat on the lake and remained on the water until morning. "It was incredible," You can cut prep time in half by knowing how the knife works he told Reuters. "The smoke, the heat – fire everywhere. There were people running… It was like the apocalypse."The train had been stopped uphill of the small lakeside town after its engineer had completed his shift, according to Edward Burkhardt, the chief executive of Rail World, the privately owned parent company of the operator, Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway.
What caused the train to roll, driverless, and eventually derail was not immediately clear. Mr Burkhardt told The Canadian Press he thought the brakes had been "properly applied on this train".Fires on three of the five oil tanks had been put out by Sunday morning. About 150 firefighters, including some called up from the US, were at the scene, and officials said two tanks were still on fire and at risk of exploding.The Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, was expected to visit the town last night.
"It was like a movie," Bernard Theberge, who suffered second-degree burns on his arm as a result of the explosion, told The Canadian Press. "Explosions as if it were scripted – but this was live."
New York Giants linebacker Dan Connor, who was signed to the team in March after being cut by the Dallas Cowboys, was arrested at Philadelphia International Airport on Saturday on charges he tried to carry a knife on board an airliner, police said.Connor, 27, was arrested just after 9 a.m., when a Transportation Security Administration screener found a switchblade in his carry-on bag. The TSA summoned police officers to the checkpoint, where Connor was charged with possession of a weapon, the Philadelphia Police Department said in a statement."On Saturday, July 6, 2013 at approximately 9:00 AM, inside of Philadelphia International Airport, a TSA Officer observed a switchblade in the luggage of a male who was attempting to enter a terminal at the airport," the statement read. "The knife was first observed on an x-ray machine monitor by a TSA Officer. After making the observation, Philadelphia Police were notified and the male was taken into custody. The male has been identified as Dan Connor 27 year old male from Charlotte, NC. Connor is charged with Possession of an Offensive Weapon."He was headed to Pittsburgh on an Air Wisconsin flight, a TSA spokeswoman said.