the highway. mark tesete on the lanes moments before it collapsed, capturing this video. how are you feeling now that you have had time to decompress? it s crazy. watching the video, when i hit the dip, knowing what i know now, this is insane. reporter: officials say more than 500 times the steel and concrete collapsed. i came outside and smelled smoke or gasoline, actually. reporter: the firefighters raced to put out the flames, concerns of the cofirmed gas lines adding to the danger. authorities say the delays and traffic for drivers could last for weeks. wow. i mean, thank you, george, for that. that is nuts. the guy driving over it before it collapses. right before. interestingly, the governor not ruling out foul play here.
sox beating the yankees two out of three? any video of the game we don t have time to play? no. djokovic. did the red sox lose again? no they won. oh. always losing. oh, no video. the e.p., yankees fan. oh, it s time. pocket veto. pocket veto? 18 minutes of blank tape. let s go to other news this morning. good editorial judgment. one of america s busiest highways is facing a partial shutdown after a part collapsed after a tanker truck caught pass on the i-95 in philadelphia. the portion of the highway is unusable for months. george salis has more. how about it, 95? reporter: the explosion
help victims of a fire tragedy. he sees the event, turns around, speeds up this is what he tells investigators, and then decides to ram his car into the crowd of people, telling them he deliberately sped up. there s video that supports this, according to investigators. he then confesses to the crime telling investigators, quote, i didn t ram them, i just ran them over. again, didn t ram them, just ran them over. he wasn t done there. he crosses over the bridge where his mother was, telling investigators that he sees her, speeds up, and then strikes her. he s not done there. he apparently goes into his car, grabs a hammer, bludgeons here. this community is still reeling from this tragedy and more details that come out, even more harrowing. george salis, thank you so much. up next, how democrats plan to turn their recent legislative wins into midterm votes. it s a pleasure to see you.
and in pennsylvania, police say a man killed one person and injured 17 others when he ran his car into a crowded fundraising event for families affected by a recent fire, then violently killed his own mother. george, you re at a medical center there. what are you hearing this morning? reporter: good morning, jose. we do know that five people are still in critical condition here at the hospital. others, we can report, have been released and are now recovering at home. but the trauma is still fresh in the minds of many in this community. here s what we know. the 24-year-old suspect, adrian reyes, was arrested over the weekend. he s been denied bail. in court documents obtained by nbc news, it reveals when he sat down with investigators, he said he left home in his car after getting into a fight with his mother. he says he drove past that charity event you mentioned the charity event, by the way, was trying to raise money to