flipped over. what happened this morning is something that people who saw it will not soon forget. this dashcam video shows the moment of impact. this semi-tractor-trailer runs a light after it turns red. it was like the whole entire intersection was in shock. no one mov or panicked, dead silence. the truck bull-dozed a car on the other side of the bus. on the other side is another vehicle, crushed between the guard rail and bus. it smelled like gas. reporter: marvin simpson reidrded this v said it took seconds for him to u herstand whate had just seen. he said the driver of the truck was the first onehi out of the e. his reaction was sobering. walked over. he went to the car he had hit and i guess the person was deceased, he like, threw his hands up, like, oh, man. you know, like he just he killed someone. repgeter: prince ge county police said the driver of the hyundai stuck between t bus and truck was killed. on the bus were studentsto head charles flower hig
the war of words escalates between fellers and the e u, leaving hundreds of migrants stuck at the polish border in freezing conditions. and despite over infection spreading to $21.00 provinces, china sticks to its 0 tolerance policy. in china and the us have issued a joint declaration at the cop $26.00 summit in glasgow, promising to work together to enhance climate action, particularly strengthening the implementation of the paris agreement. this after a draft agreement was released focusing on keeping temperature rise to below one and a half degrees celsius to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. it calls for countries to submit long term plans for reaching net 0 by the end of next year. analysts say the current pledge is put the world on track for $2.00 degrees of warming. and scientists have warned that global emissions need to be cut by 45 percent by 2030 and to 0 over all by 2050. well, this deal calls for more financial support for developing countries beyond the
and a texas showdown, a judge hearing arguments right now in the high-stakes lawsuit over abortion pills. this is what we re watching at this hour. thank you so much for being here. i m kate bolduan. the u.s. state department does not call in the russian ambassador every day, but that is what s happened. this is after the pentagon says a russian fighter jets forced down a u.s. spy drone in international waters in the black sea. according to u.s. officials the russians first dumped fuel on the drone similar to the one you see here and then hit its propeller forcing the u.s. then to bring the drone down. the defense secretary slamming the incident as reckless. this hazardous episode is a part of a pattern of aggressive and risky and unsafe actions by russian pilots in international airspace. so make no mistake, the united states will continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows. orrin lieberman joins us from the pentagon. you have new reporting als
in dulles. these are some of the areas we have had issues with around the south, ashburn, sterling, i ve seen a lot of reports about herndon. i ve seen ice and spots over towards gaithersburg. up towards frederick county. once again, ice is going to be a big issue especially on the secondary roads, sidewalks and on the driveways. remember that, guys. much more on this. i ll see you back here in about ten minutes. okay, doug, thank you. our team coverage continues with the difficult decision for school superintendents today. many made the move to close school early before the weather moved in. that means parents had to make an unexpected trip to gather up their children. news4 s amee cho is in aspen hill tonight. amee, most parents taking it all in stride? reporter: hi, doreen. yeah, they are. as you take a look behind me, you can see the roads aren t that bad right now. that is some good news. and the parents we talked to said they didn t mind the early release. they just
anny hong: 74 and 4:00 p.m. today that as the high on the southwestern breeze by the 50 mi. from our and temperature of this evening we have dinner plans and should be fairly mild temperature of a cooling down of the low seventies by 8:00 tonight temperatures are just picking up or may be heading out the door to run some errands but the morning jog as a fairly comfortable in the school 59 in san francisco to 63 in redwood city in the 60s and san jose and 63 in livermore and an open a scoreless spots include santa rosa and the upper 50s also the level of 59 degrees. darya: use in the future cachalot thus more sunshine for the afternoon. dary anny hong: will let you know how the rest of the weekend in shaping of. marty gonzales: that is what a man shot and killed in a shooting in san jose 1045 less likely to call to the area and capitol expressway they found a man been shot and missed once he died at the scene did knows we re following this morning the recent arrest of ald