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do, right? Yeah. Levi Dreheim is one of 21 kids asking federal courts to block the U.S.

government from continuing the use of fossil fuels. They say it's causing climate change and they've

amassed 50 years of evidence that's already forced the government to make some remarkable admissions.

So you've got them with their own words. It's really the clearest, most compelling evidence I've

ever had in any case I've litigated in over 20 years. When that train hit the switch,

it came in on top of us. You can see where it rocked. My god, no, please, no, please, no.

This is the first time engineer Mark James has talked about the violent crash

between his parked freight train and an Amtrak passenger train. It happened because the signal system

was out of service. That's not the only problem we found with the safety of our railroads.

People might be thinking, well, I don't care about this story. I don't ride a train,

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