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And we came outside and everything was already on fire, in flames. there was a bunch of screams and there was a man that ran out and his back was like on fire. >> both drivers of those vehicles along with seven passengers on that bus died. the fedex truck, they believe, crossed into oncoming traffic. investigators are now trying to figure out why. hum bolt state university sent that bus to southern california to bring perspective students on tour. our hearts and prayers out to those families this morning. a night of prayers in detroit. hundreds attending a vigil for the driver who had been...

Suing trump for $40 million for what it said the school wrongly took from people who attended classes. part of what the lawsuit alleges bait and switch with trump using his well-known name to mislead perspective students. after being lure under to a 90-minute free seminar, they were told they wanted to get rich, they would have to pay $1,500 for another seminar, a three-day seminar. once there, then came the push for a year-long course at as much as $35,000. the lawsuit even said that instructors urged students during the breaks and during the seminars to go ahead and call their credit card co...