fled from cities and they have been going to neighbouring cities and intense gunfire. and houses are also set ablaze, one hospital in the area said that they had at least 80 people injured. an oil tanker driver has been arrested in mexico after his vehicle collided with a train. the incident happened in aguascalientes, some three hours north east of guadalajara in the north of the country. wendy urquhart reports. streams of black billowing smoke on the horizon was the first inkling that something horrific had happened in this city of aguascalientes. the situation on the ground was probably much worse than they had even imagined. an oil tanker had smashed into a train, causing a massive explosion and a scorching ball of fire was snaking down the railway line, engulfing everything in its path. the emergency services were deployed quickly but the blaze was so fierce, the only thing they could do was evacuate those living
seattle, portland, los angeles, these big cities, chicago, all across there s a reason why the police force is leaving. they don t feel the community support from the elected leaders happen to be the democrats and they re not enforcing their laws. they change things. they put in the cashless bail. they started releasing cripples the same day they were apprehended. that s what has changed. democrats changed the policy. now someone has to clean up. that s why the democrats and the independents are surging over to the right and supporting republicans going into this election in november. kevin: should make for a couple of interesting weeks. thank you so much, david and jason. appreciate it. thank you. kevin: breaking tonight a small airplane crashed into a building in new hampshire killing an unknown number of persons on board. city of king says there were no injuries at the multi-family building that the aircraft crashed into and set ablaze. the crash occurring north of
them to get to that area to verify those figures and aid agencies have been calling for urgent and unimpeded access to the affected area. at the core of the problem is a dispute over land. these are communities that have lived alongside each other for a long time summer hunters and others are farmers and there are arguments over the use of resources and all of africa is experiencing a prolonged drought that exacerbates the situation. from wednesday we are told that hundreds of people fled and they had been going to neighbouring states and intense gunfire and houses were also set ablaze. 0ne and intense gunfire and houses were also set ablaze. one area of risk supported at least 80 people injured. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has called on his supporters to end protests after the election commission disqualified him from public office on charges
fire had subsequently ensued. they ve also been in touch with other prisoners who have been speaking to their families. they ve been in touch with those family members who described the use of tear gas within these prison complexes, within the walls against prisoners. some were forced to break their windows just to be able to breathe. so you can imagine the real sense of chaos taking place there. but we also heard from iranian officials speaking over the weekend. they were very quick to assert that there was no such revolt but it was quickly under control and they blame the fire on so-called thugs who had set ablaze to a clothing warehouse on the complex. but of course, there are still real questions around the verification of these details. cnn isn t able to independently verify what caused the fire. we heard from the husband of one of the first journalists to report on the death of mahsa amini. she was detained as the prison shortly after. she described to her husband the chaotic sce