server room at trump s mar-a-lago, the same servers storing the security surveillance video from trump s resort. this as mr. trump s lawyers meet with justice department officials today. then, come on in, the water s fine. the 2024 race set to grow by three more candidates as governor nikki haley lands her sharpest blow yet on the republican front runners. plus military fighter jets going super sonic when a private plane doesn t respond while flying near the nation s capitol. investigators are trying to figure out what went so horribly wrong. welcome to the lead, i m jake tapper, apologies for my voice. we start today with the law and justice lead and serious questions as to whether donald trump could face his first federal indictment ever. today, lawyers for the former president met with justice department officials here in washington for 90 minutes, a possible sign that special counsel jack smith s investigation into how trump handled classified documents and whet
train. cnn s ivan watson is near the crash scene where they re focusing on what happened and who might be responsible. reporter: this is what happens when a passenger train moving at 80 miles an hour, around 128 kilometers per hour, slams into an immovable object. you get train cars thrown over like they were children s toys. this was the scene of one of the deadliest train disasters in modern india history. the railroad is re-open and we can see what looks like a brand new modern train moving down the tracks here. that is even as scores of people are still looking for their missing loved ones from the accident that took place on friday night. now the initial accident authorities say was caused by a switching malfunction. so a passenger train was moved
on to a track where there was a parked freight train loaded with iron ore and that crash sent some of the train cars into the other track where there was an approaching passenger train coming from the other side. that mistake led to absolutely catastrophic results. as you can see, the railroad here has been re-opened. we have another train moving through right now. the railroad system in india dates back in origins to when this country was a british colony. it is essential to this country. more than 13 million people a day move around on trains in india. that s part of why the authorities have worked so hard to re-open the rails after the train crash. i m going to show you over here, this is an example of a railroad station in the indian
backpacks and suitcases of the passengers littered around that car. now, what exactly happened here was after sunset on friday there was a parked cargo train on a stretch of these tracks full of iron ore and a passenger train hurtled towards it due to a signaling error at a speed of 128 kilometers per hour. that s 79.5 miles an hour. 80 miles per hour a passenger train loaded with thousands of people collided with this parked cargo train full of iron ore and the consequences were just devastating. and then another passenger train passed at roughly the same time and clipped some of the derailed passenger cars. so it was a tragic perfect storm that resulted here. and the accounts that i just heard from one resident, a former army officer, who was