HOLY SHIT...this is insane.

Not a hologram. This is nothing more then typical Bluescreen color keying, as it is called, with the added touch of motion control cameras. The cameras with the news anchor are programmed with the same moves as the camera in a bluescreen studio. All the other cameras/angles are also the same. Essentially two sets with cameras in the exact same positions, mimicking each others moves. You can even occationally see the color keying messing up, often around her, but also blimps popping up beside the 'hologram' (At least in the live interviews I saw.) This is nothing more then advanced weather man against bluescreen wall techniques. The lady tries to explain it 'all the cameras' which would make sense for a hologram. BUT she then blows it, and gives it away with the 'cameras moves at the same time' quote. A true hologram would not require such a link of camera systems.

It is lame they are calling this stuff holograms. REAL holograms DO exist now, better then in star wars. But this is not it.

Athiests aren't people that "can't believe in right and wrong" That also makes it sound like athiests and agnostics don't believe an form of morality.

The average athiest would say religion is very "wrong". Through education and an open mind, they are usually pretty sure they are "right" about this.

I don't believe this is as simple as it looks. I thought the driver is just being impatient at first, but I think he was scared for his life.

There are two sets of tracks. He was parked on the furthest and probably couldn't tell what track the train was on. I bet he thought the train was headed straight for his cab. He should have backed up and broken the gate.