WATCH: An Aerial View Of A Bridge Collapse In Arizona

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Wednesday, July 29th 2020, 11:47 am

By: CBS News

WATCH: An Aerial View Of A Bridge Collapse In Arizona

WATCH: An Aerial View Of A Bridge Collapse In Arizona

A train derailed and caught fire on a bridge in Tempe, Arizona Wednesday morning. A spokesperson for Union Pacific said there were no injuries reported among the crew, and the train was moving mixed freight.

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