Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.

Pennsylvania's governor, Josh Shapiro, says it will take months to repair the damage to

an elevated section of I-95 in Philadelphia that collapsed early today after a vehicle

fire underneath.

Preliminary reports indicate that a commercial truck carrying a petroleum-based product

was the source of the fire.

We're still working to identify any individual, or individuals who may have been caught in

the fire and the collapse.

The fire caused the Northbound lanes to collapse and traffic is shut down in both directions.

Lisa Taramino is an ER nurse.

She was heading south on the highway just before the section fell.

It felt like if you were driving and you hit a really big pothole and the whole entire

road just sunk down probably a good 6 to 12 inches.

The National Transportation Safety Board says it's sending a team to investigate the

collapse of I-95, which is a main north-south route along the east coast.

But, President Donald Trump is claiming his indictment on federal criminal charges

for his handling of classified documents is a biased abuse of power.

Imperial seismic hallet has more.

Trump appears to be using his campaign as a defense mechanism rallying loyal supporters

around him.

He told the Georgia Republican Party State Convention the indictment was a vicious persecution

and a witch hunt.

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