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shawn. the executive rails visit as a people living in the crash site say they are frustrated both the state and federal response for their also blaming a railroad for this disaster. this is fema is sending a support team to the area after first denying ohio governor mike to winds at for a disaster declaration. eric is live the site with the very latest. actually where the meeting was. what do we know about fema's response and what they are doing today? >> the incident response team will be arriving here today that is a welcome news for folks here who have been asking for all of the help they can get in response to this disaster. here is the america east policy this morning on fox and friends. >> i guess they are finally showing up. i think it is a little late. i'm glad they're coming but they should be here long before this. >> also in town as you mentioned ceo of the railway responsible

for this disaster that is sent cancer-causing chemicals into the town's air, water, soil. our cameras caught up with him as he's leaving the incident command center earlier today. next mayor support the community on if you will excuse me that's where i'm headed right now to meet some communing members. coxwell you can see some of the creeks to the crash site are extremely contaminated. officials say decontaminating that water as well as a lot of the soil near the derailment is going to take some time. today at folks who live here are hoping to be able to get some answers as to why they have been getting sick despite data suggesting air and water safe. a team of medical disease and toxicology from the cdc and hhs will start meeting with the residents today for testing and evaluation. before the norfolk southern executives pulled out of that

town meeting that they had. a lot of people really angry. we just heard alan shaw say he's meeting with local people, what is he doing today is at assuaging any of the anger of the folks there? >> is the incident command center right behind us for this is where everything's been coordinated pre-spit inside after meeting with folks in the community he returned here and has meeting with officials handling this response for the last hour -- two hours but we are told is going to be here for at least another couple of hours. meeting with them, talk about the response what is been done so far? what's going to be done going further down the road. what it is they need from the railway. the railway has been under a lot of heat from folks here in the area. the railway was responsible for this disaster be a lot of questions around this dera derailment, how it happens. what could have prevented up it was her innate negligence on the part of the railway policies, procedures they could've had a place to prevent this from

happening. there actually is a lot of anger they skip the town hall meeting because of a growing concern about threats of violence to their employees and representatives. the mayor said that he agreed with that. would have been dangerous for them to have been there. their need and desire and answer and numeral folks southern railway will have a lot of those answers but it's important to remember that all the pending litigation and potential litigation down the road there is only so much the railway consent this point in terms of answers as to how all of this happened. before unions are pointing safety issues as well as cutting personnel, as well as a lack of safety guidelines. meanwhile officials say the water and the air they insist is clean but not a lot of people are buying that. quick data suggest for the municipal drinking water that comes through the municipal water system, that is safe. the air is safe. but as we showed you there in the video you can see some of the water, some of the soil

especially that that's right around the crash site is still very, very contaminated. what they have dennis try to dam off that water as much as they can. they said the process of decontaminating it is really going to take some time. just because of how contaminated it is with all of these chemicals that poured into it. just last weekend epa said that as an ongoing process this leakage of chemicals into the air, while in soil and the community were there hoping they get control of that first to cut off that flow and then start to clean it up. talks are at garrett at the command center east policy and thank you. >> eric, our next guest is a mother of two boys. she lives just 12 miles from the site where that train went off the tracks but she has begun a facebook group to help bring in much-needed resources be joining us now so jana, if you can hear me, thank you for joining us first of all.

i want to ask you, how are you? how are your boys there six and eight years old. how are they doing and how are you guys feeling? >> thank you for having me. we are feeling okay. i create a facebook group as you had stated to rally some sup support. we have a need for fema to be in the community. we have a need for norfolk southern should be in the community. these people essentially been poisoned. but in darlington and there on the community. they feel, it may be afraid that they are still in danger. not only is there contamination in those creeks that you have shown, but there is like a dust in the film over people's cars, houses, we are walking through that or they are walking through that in tracking that into their homes. somebody has to be held responsible for that, right? >> a facebook page you were talking about is called united

for east policy unit. what are the residents mainly posting about? what are your biggest concerns and fears that you are hearing from fellow residents? >> are a lot of concerns around well water testing. being able to get their water tested for free from independent companies aside from associated with the railroad. there are a lot of concerns inabilities to find the right doctors with the right materials to give them test for chemical exposure. those are all needs that are coming out as well as bottled water. there's a huge need for getting people out of there. they don't have a way to uproot and leave they were evacuated for couple days and were brought back in to ask automatically done. but it's not.

there's already been multiple train wrecks that have happened since february 3. we have president trump that may be coming this week. you shall eat norfolk southern ceo finally showing up. someone from fema finally showing up. arthel: want to get to that part and a second if you don't mind jena. i do have some sound from semi or fellow esa policy residents, i want to listen to that will talk after that. talks okay. >> the water's not safe to drink i don't care what they say. i showered the other night, my skin wasn't burning when i got out of the shower. that lasted all night long. >> my granddaughter to go to the emergency room. she had sore throat, her eyes were burning. [inaudible] [inaudible]

[inaudible] puts a lot of angry residents, understandably so. so jena, do you believe the air and water are safe? you are still at home but i asked you off the top how are you doing? how are your sons feeling? are you feeling anything? >> i think we are okay. we have a different water sy system. all of it does connect in some way, shape, form but we have chosen to use bottled water just to keep her family safe out of concern it was not communicated from the water company until wednesday of this past week. the boys, they just know we are here to help people. they don't not to drink water out of the water fountains at school. we send them to school with bottled water. just out of caution but we don't know what's coming. like i said we were not communicated with regarding our water we are a neighboring town

for your not the priority which is understandable but there is some room for more local government to step up and speak to those things. we are close enough to be concerned with what has been in our error. what is coming out of the sky when it rains? what does weird film on people's cars for posting about? arthel: or 12 miles away not that far away. fema toxicology experts among some of the resources being sent to east policy. does this make you feel more confident about where things are headed? >> i am glad they are coming. i am confident i think with the community support we will rally to have our voices heard. we've been on the news multiple times we are hoping not away from the headlines until there is a real resolution. each resident is happy and satisfied with bread think fema

coming to evaluate the situation is huge. but i think that we have to keep fighting to get real answers. every bit and get all of their wells, home air, and soil tested. these are communities that grow food. we are coming up on harvesting season and we don't know if we can eat what they are going to grow. arthel: do you have a well? >> no i don't. arthel: what would bring some relief and trust that everything is being done to make east palace seen a safe place again. on the ceo of north both southern the company is in town today will you like to hear from him or her? >> i would be interested to hear the long term plan is there's options for these individuals that are really close to stay away until they have real

answers that the water is actually safe that the ground is safe. the kids are going to be old to play outside safe in the not only going to all have cancer in a few years from this. i think we need to hear that ceo really step up about regul regulations. we have seen multiple derailments and since incident and there were many before. this is not the first it's not the last. what are key in lawmakers going to do to ensure the safety of these towns and not get away with just destroying towns and leaving. i'm hoping for the best and letting them deal with the aftermath on their own. arthel: well, listen i wish you and your two boys of course and everyone there in your account which is nearby and of course everyone in east palestine, we wish you all the best free thank you for speaking with us. >> may say one more thing? arthel: yes please go ahead. oxo just wanted to mention some

of the people are facebook group that are organizing a peaceful gathering on march 11 and columbus. we are looking for any public figures who want to speak out, follow us on twitter at united for ep on there. and we are united for ep on gmail thing was to reach out to help. arthel: okay got that out there appreciate that. again, much luck to you and your family. take care. >> thank you. eric: arthel, norad said the search for the unidentified airborne objects they shot down over alaska like your last weekend, that search is now over. meanwhile illinois balloon club says guess what, there balloon is missing about the time there was one of the shootdown's. the white house says those balloons or whatever they were more likely privately owned unlike the chinese spy flight that was taken down off the coast of south carolina two weeks ago. they are, they recovered all the

debris that they can so far from that chinese balloon. all that is headed to the fbi laboratory for analysis but alexandra off in the white house on the latest of what officials are finding out. okay eric. seems unclear clear illinois club will get the device back or learn any more about these objects. they felt a very difficult to read no debris has been located last night norad the u.s. northern command recommended calling off the searches. canadian officials have also not located the debris of the third object shot down into their car to all three considered by u.s. officials to likely harmless for yesterday the white house jon kirby said it was an overreaction for the present order them out of the sky. so i ask you for a second to put yourself in his shoes. certainly in light of the chinese spy balloon what was a very real sizable intangible

security threat surveillance threat to the united states in the wake of that request that massive spy craft has been recovered surveillance equipment is being examined some of the fbi here in virginia right over the bridge. the chinese admit the device was their main tenet was a weather balloon. the ordeal led to separate estate antony blinken going up a scheduled visit to beijing earlier this month. now we are waiting to see if he's made with china's top diplomat. both are touring the munich security conference today. call the u.s. response to the spy craft quote hysterical peers former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> is just an actor and agent as xi jinping. we've not confronted fly is slow-moving balloon or finances for five days is simply not something we're going to permit to happen. fixes do not expect if the president this weekend pretty is preparing to depart monday for poland, erica. >> all right alexander thanks so

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>> as we approach the one-year mark on russia's a brutal war on just six days away the u.s. has formally determine moscow house committed crimes against humanity. vice president kamala harris made the announcement today at the munich security conference in germany. and said the kremlin will be held to account. these are some the strongest accusations the u.s. has made against russia. as live with the very latest common trait. >> arthel, good afternoon perth less than a week to the one-year mark of the war, vice president kamala harris is calling on the world to act. saying there must be consequences for the crimes committed against the ukrainian people. meanwhile ukrainian soldiers on the front lines tell us they need more western support. >> ukrainian territorial defense

captain checks and monitors at a field command center in the region. his church and they want her 29th brigade are using drones to identify russian positions and direct ukrainian artillery fire. what's with the help of radio, our troops transfer information for the movement of our enemy was seen so they can shoot you. the leader of this reconnaissance unit explains. outside of soldiers under his command show off american-made sniper rifles for they say they are thankful for u.s. supports but need more artillery systems to kill russian soldiers. we have a lack of heavy weapons ukrainian sniper alexander explained. while much the world focus remains on ukraine's eastern front, the self as were analysts believe the ranking could soon have more their territory for civilians who have been were nearly a year of shelling, strikes, text the expected counteroffensive cannot come

soon enough. >> we live in fear school secretary just says we are scared for our children. >> we are scared for our children pretty hard working words that we met some children today to school just six and seven years old. you can tell the war the sights and sounds are already etched into their minds, arthel. >> très those same words struck me as well. trey yingst thank you very much, eric. >> guest: latimer putin is going down as a murderous dictator responsible for the mass killings and devastation of another nation and its peoples for his own and twisted vision of restoring the russian empire. will he ever faced justice for his crimes against humanity? rebecca is here former defense intelligence agency officer. she is also the author of the book putin's playbook, russia's secret plan to defeat american she knows putin's thinking and

his motives very well. so rebecca do you think there's any way for putin to be brought to the bar of justice and judgment for what he is doing or will he remain protected and isolated? will he escape or will there be any consequences for what he has done? >> i believe we need to do everything possible to hold him responsible. yes there is a lot we can do. he can face injustice and the international. but the question is, is that going to change his behavior? i spent my intelligence career on his target. putin and russian strategy. i can tell you, eric, regretfully it will not change putin's behavior. the reason is this. this man, when he came to power back in 1999 he has spent 10 years in the past 20 years even.

the first 10 years developing a very special doctrine and strategy aimed at the destabilization of the west. and ensuring ukraine remains and what russia perceives as its strategic security perimeter. ukraine is a buffer state. i'm so prescient once use ukraine to protect itself from nato that russia perceives as its top threats. and we, the united states also want to use ukraine for the very same reason. this is why this war is unwinnable. and regretfully putin does have a plan, i described that plan in my book. the only thing that we have is high-tech weaponry. we have no plan the pentagon typically has one-size-fits-all approach thinking that if we just keep throwing in this top of the shelf super expensive

weaponry we win. but weaponry and technology to not win wars. strategy does. at the moment we don't have one. >> what strategy do you think we should have? you've got this incredible bravery and spirit of the ukrainian people. we have billions of dollars of armament still flowing in. should there have been more done? what can the west do to push putin back? >> first ukrainians are heroes. they have been fighting valiantly. we want to really honor the lives of those people by taking as i said earlier, pulled into the international tribunal. yes. but unfortunately we missed the window of opportunity to develop a viable counter strategy to putin's asymmetric strategy. ancient chinese military strategy said the best way to win the war is without firing a shot.

regretfully despite every piece of intelligence that we received back when i was in the intelligence community, we ignored 20 years worth of what putin was planning to do. and he told us what he was planning to do. and so regretfully we decreased our posture. both during the obama administration and during the trump administration. why did we do that? europeans were not willing to pay for their own security. only eight countries out of 30. eight nato countries continue to pay 2% toward the collective defense kitty. germany, the richest country in europe does not do that. at this .196 billion have been already provided or committed by our own country.

and so, regretfully at this point short of what the wall street journal called the military force which is getting ready to fight a conventional and possible nuclear war with russia, there's very little we can do to stop putin. we could destabilize him we can run corporate operations all those other things we are not going to discuss on tv. but as far as this war, this wars unavoidable at this point are quick to just mention something about the wall street journal. let's bring into what's in the journal today. fastening: since we should've done a lot more earlier and called putin's bluff. here's what he's writing, there hasn't been a nuclear war can probably say now the west piecemeal escalation was a mistake however speedy and unavoidable with this war already be over if they'd sent a couple dozen f35 to assert mastery over the skies of at

least western ukraine on or about the 14th day? the article is titled putin does not have a plan to win. should we have been stronger? were we to reluctant? i gather you say putin does have a plan to win even if he perhaps can't. >> putin does have a plan. his definition of victory is different than ours. it is preventing ukraine from winning. it is destabilization and devastation of ukraine. i respectfully disagree with mr. we should have acted much much earlier. at least five or 10 years ago. if we deployed our f35 this far into the conflict this high escalation ladder we would risk nuclear conflicts. president biden knows this but he warned us about it and that is why he will not be deploying f35. >> right this may only if putin is dead on the floor in the kremlin or in handcuffs we will have to see.

rebecca, thank you for your service to this country and thank you for joining us for your insight. >> thank you, eric. i'm going to turn to politics nikki haley throws her hat in the 2024 presidential ring. and she may not be the only one from south carolina competing for primary votes. next we will look at center tim scott's potential run for the white house with princeton university political scientist laurent right you are watching fox news live. eyes, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com. that's treatt-e-d.com. after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, texas.

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>> this is a gay man is facing a capitol murder charge after a shooting spree in multiple locations left six people dead including his ex-wife. the county sheriff said more charges are expected but investigators are trying to determine a motive and president biden is speaking out about yet another mass shooting.

charles watson is life at the scene of the first shooting in this small town in mississippi, which is near the tennessee border, charles. >> hey good afternoon, arthel. lots of heavy hearts for the dade county sheriff's office of the 52-year-old suspect in this case was armed -- mike heavily armed rather with a shotgun into handguns as he killed at least six people at four different scenes. the first being in the parking lot of this gas station here behind me. things are pretty quiet right now. this is where the sheriff said the suspect identified as richard open fire and killed a man sitting in the driver's seat of a pickup truck in the gas station around 11:00 a.m. friday morning. the victim's brother was also in the pickup truck but was able to escape through the woods after he allegedly chased him briefly. deputies were working the initial scene a second call came in about another shooting at a

home a couple miles away from deputies arriving on the deceased body of a woman later identified as the suspects ex-wife and her current husband's name is george. he was also a wonder we spoke to spoke in the spring said the suspect hit him with the barrel of a shotgun while his wife and begged for her life. >> i heard her pleading for him not to hurt her or kill her. he took what was left of the shotgun right to her head. shot her in the head with the shotgun i had to jump up and go seek. last night was a scary night. i didn't know what was going to happen. sometime later a sheriff deputy recognized the car at matching the description of the suspect

and try to pull them over. authority said he did not stop and let the deputy on a shape chase that ended up in the home were deputies arrested him. investigators will find former people shot to death nearby. to handyman behind crumbs home on the body of his father and stepsister inside of a neighboring home. according to gun violence archive.org this is the 74th mass shooting since the start of the year. we are hearing from president biden on this latest tragedy. the president said he and the first lady quote grieve with the families and with americans nationwide as gun violence claims yet more lives we are also praying for the recovery of those injured in this horrendous attack and for survivors that will carry both grief and trauma with them for the rest of their lives. and arthel, as for the suspect in this case he is jailed without bond. he's currently charged with one count of capitol murder but we expect to those charges to be

upgraded, arthel. >> charles watson in mississippi, thank you charles. so far go to the southern border large groups of migrants in large amounts of deadly drugs keep pouring into our nation for the goodness is the number of encounters for january, well, that was down from december. still higher than a year ago. the customs and border patrol agents, they are continuing to stop the flow of drugs over the border with more fentanyl seizures, thanks to the senior correspondent live in mission, texas city on the board of the rio grande grand, hi casey. >> hey eric good to see you. things have really picked up here in just the last couple of weeks. border patrol agents say that this shows you how much the numbers ebbs and flows. there were some 31000 migrant encounters were quartered the entire southern border and just the last week. just the last seven days. according to u.s. border patrol,

out of that number six offenders were included in there. for gang members and at least one attempted murder. and that's just what was caught. as we know that does not include the got a ways. there were some 12000 of those over the last seven days. as we know, got a ways have defined as someone who successfully evades a law enforcement abates captured texas dpss is 2021 there have been more than one point to million of these know god al always. this group tried this past week leading troopers on a chase here in mission, texas which is not far from mcallen for bailing from the vehicle as you can see. and then running on foot. police did arrest the 15-year-old mexican national driver and the migrants they say he is trying to smuggle into the contra vaping time texas governor greg abbott in the state of the state address declaring fentanyl and securing the border as emergency items

for the current legislative session giving them priority. abbott and texas republicans another $4.6 billion for border security. he also wants certain mental overdoses to be labeled as a poisoning and he wants those cases to be processed as murders. holding the dealer or the seller of those dangerous drugs more accountable. >> alright casey thanks so much live at the border in michigan, arthel. >> eric and back to politics now a republican center tim scott of south carolina will head to iowa next week. it is the first state on the gop presidential nomination calendar. so the trip is sparking talk he's eyeing a 2024 run it comes just days after the former governor of his state, nikki haley, want your own campaign for the white house. senator scott said" i bet there's room for three or four candidates. there's certainly room for two i

wish nikki well but let's bring in lauren wright princeton university political scientist. lawrence good to see you. so, how much room is there on the gop side for the 2024 race for president? >> probably not as much as these candidates would like to admit. especially if they come from the same state of south carolina. look, nikki haley and tim scott, they are unbelievable people but they have amazing personal stories to tell and they have been successful in public office tim scott just won reelection with 63% of the vote. the problem is, it's a crowded field, they are from the state gets more and more difficult to distinguish yourself and your message but especially for nikki haley said she was a member of the trump administration and trump is running. >> meanwhile, what isn't nikki haley selling question of what center tim scott selling what will gop voters by? >> it seems so far they are

selling themselves as unity candidates. which is certainly impressive and an appealing a message. if they got to the general election i actually think both of these candidates could appeal to moderates very easily by the problem is they need to get back in past trauma. so for nikki haley she is running on trump administration policies on her foreign policy record as a member of the trump cabinet. but she's going to have to answer questions about if you are backing up your record during the trump years, why aren't you simply campaigning to your former boss? she may not have to answer those questions for a while. but eventually she will. whether it takes as long as the debate stage or not. arthel: a want to look at this reuters a pull from this week but this is among registered republicans, put up on screen for my pink donald trump gets 42.8% support.

ron desantis gets a 30.6%. mike pence 6.5%, nikki haley with 3.9% so lauren, a year end nine months from election day a whole lot can happen in that time. is it too soon to predict who prevails as a gop front-runner? >> probably. i think there is room for trump and one trump alternative and one only. the slice of the pie just gets too small and there is too much room to make up from three or 5% of all the way to majority of voters. and so it takes some time successful politicians a couple election cycles to run. that is what mitt romney had to june 2008. he was introducing himself to the base. he did not get the nomination in 2012 he was successful. maybe some of these candidates were the early part of their political career.

it is just a matter of who has a tremendous head start. ron desantis does and trump does. there is not a lot of room for other voices. c-5 a quick 22nd two because the last time donald trump ran, he gobbled up like pac-man about 15 other people on stage. if you are telling me there is room for donald trump candidate and one other, what does that say? >> that says there is a lot of anger and disappointment in the republican party with trump since generally six. the opinion of him has dropped among all groups of republican voters since then. there is an appetite for an alternative. just probably not three or four or like you said 15 candidates. that is just too many people. it will be rough for the party, it will be hard. arthel: we will watch, laurent you will join us just watching

what happens, princeton university, thank you very much as always. and by the weight we will hear from nikki haley tomorrow. she is going to be on "fox news sunday" with shannon bream's or check your local listings for that program, erica. >> meanwhile, arthel turkey survivors are still being rescued from the rubble there. nearly two weeks after prayer earthquakes devastated the southeastern part of that country in northwest sierra. we'll have the very latest on the miraculous search and rescues that continue. here's a little number you'll never forget. ♪ customize and save. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you're in a hurry. i'm off to america's best i heard what you said about not overpaying for glasses. two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95? the exam alone is worth... 59 bucks. i mean, people deserve breaks, right? yeah, brakes...! [out of control] book an exam today at americasbest.com.

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hundreds of thousands are now homeless. they're forced to sleep in te tents. who knows for how long. all of this will take a long time. the focus is creating on how to live through this. the un appealing for $1 billion in aid. the emergency aid food, temper child's her, medical supplies. some is on the ground and all of his people caught up in this quake will need a lot of support in the long term homes are rebuilt especially in sierra where people have already suffered there for many years the civil war as well as the earthquake. as you know this death toll doesn't keep rising bread there are many, many people still missing under the rubble. in time it running out now for any more miracle stories like we have heard today, back to you. >> kitty thank you will be right back with more news.

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