January 4, 2017 10:33 am

FDNY: ‘There Were a Lot of People Who Needed Help'

FDNY Deputy Assistant Chief Daniel Donoghue says emergency services faced a difficult task. There were many people to help on the train packed with about 600 – 700 people, and not a lot of first responders on the scene.

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