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N.D. school superintendent reacts to fatal bus crash

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Driver error is likely the cause of a crash involving a school bus and an empty freight train that killed two people and injured 12 more in northeastern North Dakota, police said Tuesday.

Evidence at the scene indicates the 62-year-old bus driver braked but didn't stop in time to prevent the crash Monday afternoon near Larimore, Highway Patrol Lt. Troy Hischer said. The bus driver and a 17-year-old girl were killed.

Roger Abbe, superintendent of the Larimore Public School district, joins The Daily Circuit to talk about how the collision is affecting the school and community.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.