between trump associates and russian interests. according to the new york times subpoenas were issued by a grand jury in 2017 and 2018. and while chase and the west san fernando valley. driver suspected in a felony hit-and-run scene taking on his windshield while l.a.p.d. was in hot pursuit. the driver later surrendered after he took a seat on the 101 and took us lit a cigarette. some protests in recent days in texas. houston methodist hospital, they are requiring its employees. shannon: the bravery, the composure in the face of danger. that guy probably took notes from kevin corke. that s the kind of poise we need. kudos to evan lambert of
investigators and officials talking to reporters right now at the scene of this morning s fiery train wreck outside of los angeles. already one big new item. we learned that the driver of the truck who got hit who left the scene after the crash is in custody charged with hit-and-run. the crash happened in the city of oxnard in ventura county northwest of l.a. a double deck metro commuter train hit a road truck that burst into flames, four rail cars left the track. amazingly so far, no fatalities. however, the number of passengers as well as the train s engineer are in pretty rough shape at area hospitals. kyung lah on the scene with all the late details. these new felony hit-and-run charges with the driver of the truck, doesn t mean the driver left his trucks on the track, does it? reporter: absolutely. they do say that they don t feel that this was a deliberate act. that s actually a quote, they don t feel this was deliberate. but the result is still the
california are arresting the driver of a truck that was hit by a metrolink commuter train. the 54-year-old driver charged with a felony hit-and-run for allegedly abandoning his pickup truck after getting stuck on the tracks. at least 30 people were injured in this fiery crash. four of them are in critical condition this morning. let s get more from cnn s kyung lah. reporter: police say this very well could have all started as a mistake. a driver in the early morning hours, mistaking the railroad tracks as the roadway. he took a wrong turn and his vehicle got stuck. 54-year-old jose ramirez was taken into custody, now being held on felony hit-and-run charges for causing injuries. why? police say what distresses them most is that he left the scene. after the collision, as the disaster was unfolding, he left on foot. he was found about 45 minutes later about a mile and a half from this disaster. people were injured. a disaster again, was being seen and experienced by this
for allegedly abandoning his pickup after getting stuck on the tracks. at least 30 people were injured in this crash. four remain in critical condition. let s get the latest from cnn s kyung lah. reporter: police say this very well could have all started as a mistake. a driver in the early morning hours, mistaking the railroad tracks as the roadway. he took a wrong turn, and his vehicle got stuck. 54-year-old jose ramirez was taken into custody, now being held on felony hit-and-run charges for causing injuries. why? police say what distresses them most is that he left the scene. after the collision, as the disaster was unfolding, he left on foot. he was found about 45 minutes later about a mile and a half from this disaster. people were injured. a disaster, again, was being seen and experienced by this community, and the driver left. authorities say they do not believe that this was a deliberate act, but the end result is the same. john? christine?
for the road and tried to turn on to them. after the crash, a police officer spotted him walking along the road. he was contacted about 1.62 miles south of the accident. he was taken into custody for a felony hit-and-run violation. the vehicle code section is 20001. which is basically a hit-and-run with injury. in this case multiple injuries. reporter: one survivor described the chaotic scene and how he managed to survive. take a listen. i felt it hit. i felt the impact. as i came through the crossing the car exploded. i saw the explosion, we started going, i yelled across the way, are you okay, are you okay? woerp okay for a while. finally we went on a 45-degree angle. the weather on the 8s went out, stuff started flying everywhere. you had to fend for yourself.