ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. duncan: new video out tonight shows a train near denver slamming into a police car with a woman handcuffed in the back seat. take a look. the 20-year-old woman had been pulled over on suspicion of road rage. tonight, she s in the hospital. the officer parked his car on that rail crossing and left the suspect inside while he searched her vehicle. then a train, as you saw there, with its horn blaring, barreled through and slammed into the patrol car. the woman is expected to survive. the officer is on paid leave. the boston celtics suspended its head coach overnight for the entire n.b.a. season. the celtics said the movie follows a months-long investigation into ime udoka s conduct. he reportedly had a relationship with a female team employee, a violation of team rules. udoka, in a statement, apologized for letting down the
infrastructure law. i think the conversation in washington does sometimes get too hung up on the process or the program versus the actual difference it is going to make in people s lives. so i find it extremely rewarding to be out here on the ground, talking with the mayors, talking with the members of congress who voted for this because they care so much about what it would mean for their districts here in their own backyards and talking to folks like the port authority here, the airport directors, or the transportation officials who are really experiencing those issues, the bridge that has been out for way too long, we re finally funding them to fix it, the neighborhood that has been too dangerous and we re findly g finally getting them support to make sure a rail crossing is safer. there are so many sexamples across the country we want people to understand are a direct consequence of the biden infrastructure law and we re now putting to work. secretary buttigieg, thank you for com
In 2021, 105 people died in incidents at highway-rail crossings like the one in Missouri. "It's a lot less than the number of people killed in traffic accidents, of course," University of Delaware Professor Allan Zarembski said. "Unfortunately, a large number of these accidents are people trying to beat the train," Zarembski said.