a cease fire and an effort to end a conflict that has claimed $14000.00 lives. syrian on the russian forces pound the rebel held province of idlib with air strikes killing dozens of people and displacing thousands. and we could keep the noise on the lot. no hope of finding any more survivors on new zealand s white island after a volcano erupts killing 5 people 8 more are still missing. we start in the u.s. where the house judiciary committee has held another hearing in the impeachment proceedings against president donald trump attorneys for both parties presented arguments for and against impeaching trump he s accused of pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden is there was how does your castro has more. fireworks inside of monday s impeachment he. likely the last before the house judiciary committee draft articles of impeachment came not just from protesters but also republican members committed to showing that they believe the proceedings against trum
and more important, will you unplug today? i guess today is national unplug day. yes, kind of don t want you to unplug during our show and we want to maybe make you still plug into some of our apps because we have weather coming, but, yeah, frank is on his phone right now. can he put it down? can you put it down? do you want to put it down? i like to give myself a little bit of time. not only put it down, lock it up. put it away. what s the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning? check my phone, sure. ktvu live stream or check my e- mail or, yeah, check the weather. alexa, what s in the news and ktvu tells me. it s hard to stay unplugged. it s tough. today is the national day if you care to partake. yeah. until sunset tonight. bye-bye. if you are hoping to maybe get outside and ditch the electronics, well, bring along the umbrella. giving you a live look here at what is going on. we are covered in clouds this morning, partly sunny, plowed
killed on his morning jog. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page that. driver a student on their way to school and many in that community are in shock tonight. fox 29 s brad sattin is live in robbinsville. brad, emotional vigil there tonight. reporter: to say the least iain you re right. i think it s probably safe to say that most people growing up did not have a close relationship with the superintendent of their schools. clearly, though, it is different here. take look behind me. all of these flowers here remembering superintendent steve mayer he clearly was different here in robbinsville. people filling up fox moore community park to show their love tonight. turnout is a testament to who we are to a community. reporter: a testament to the love a community has to its community. dr. mayer was not your run of the mill administrator disbelief seen in the faces of so many how beautiful morning could have taken such a horrific turn. i m a pastor i m supposed t
reporter: a testament to the love a community has to its community. dr. mayer was not your run of the mill administrator disbelief seen in the faces of so many how beautiful morning could have taken such a horrific turn. i m a pastor i m supposed to get this. supposed to know how this works. right now i don t it. can we agree we re not okay? it s not okay. it s not okay that robbin robbinsville lost community champion tuesday morning. 52-year-old dr. steven mayer and his dog out for a morning jog near the high school when they were both struck and killed by a car driven by a female student trying to catch a schoolbus for a field trip to new york city. dedicated his life to young people. he dedicated his life to you. dedication that was clearly contagious. he was always like walking down the hallways and i was waiting for my class and he would always high five us or tell us ask us hour our day is going. at all of our sporting events e loved to be that for
intersection richmond street and one of the sewage treatment plants is here. he knows something is wrong with the car and erupts into flames and gets out of the way in time. this ground is all charred back from the fire. and parts of his car went fl flying in every single direction. they wound up at all the house as cross the street. take a look. you can hear multiple explosions from the small car. melissa deefy could not believe the scene unfolding before her eyes, richmond street, bridesburg. i was sweeping in the kitchen and it was a big boom. i seep the guy running out of the car and started running and it blew up. she grabbed her camera and videoedch the driver had already escaped by diving out of his door with only seconds to spare. he did suffer some burns. he made it out. the car continues to erupt even though it s a fireball you can see other cars and a school bus driving by the flaming wreckage. this guy starts to move in for a better look. i wouldn t go u