but that's what banks charge interest for. in the obama-biden administration, congress passed a bipartisan law that said banks cannot charge late fees that are significantly more than the late payments cost them in the first place. and so it doesn't cost $31 for a bank to process a late fee. but that's how much they're charging you now. folks, that's a junk fee. if there ever was one. it can drain hundreds of dollars a year from american family, especially folks who are already struggling to make ends meet. not anymore after today. tad's rule proposes to cut those fees from $31 on average to $8. to $8. that chang is expected to save -- that change is expected to save tens of millions of dollars for americans. roughly $9 billion a year in total savings. and over the next few weeks, my team is going to meet with state and local officials across the country to identify things they can do to crack down on junk fees in their own jurisdictions. today i'm also calling on congress to pass the junk fee protection act, to ban four of th

should charge? >> well, when we were looking at charging donald trump, we were looking at a whole range of falsified business records and the bulk of the case had to do with his personal financial statements which we believed overstated the value of his assets and his net worth by billions of dollars a year for many years running and enabled him to get bank financing and other business advantages. at the same time, we had looked at the h hush money payments an by the end of 2021, the charges that we had in mind to bring would have included the hush money payment. it's the falsified business records relating to the reimbursement that was paid to michael cohen for the hush money that was paid to stormy daniels. >> cohen paid out the hush money. it was -- he was paid back by the trump organization and they came up with all sorts of false ways to describe what that payment -- to describe an account for that payment in their book. >> that's right. the repayment to cohen was disguised as the payment for l

you guys saw that we went to the tesla charge station which fits ours, but it doesn't charge it in the plug. sure that we've been using to find places to charge if you search for the orange one, which i believe is the c c s 2 type. that is the type that gets harder, that has these 2 extra problems which may get charged to walk faster. the supercharger. yeah. at 1st we were just searching for the green ones, which can take 5 hours to charge. so we were plug it in. we're like, well this isn't really going to work because we're only going to be here for about an hour and then really just planning the route ahead of time as much as possible and having a fail safe. so if we find one that looks like it's going to work, we just kind of assume that that might not work. and then we find another one that's close by, or at least within like 10 or 20 kilometers, always have a backup. we really just been trying to stay above a quarter charge on the battery and that seems to have gotten it everywhere we needed to go. we didn't break down the side of the road. we didn't do so i'm pretty happy by pret

mark pomerantz says they did in fact draw a draft charging languages. draft charging language. for potential charges against -- >> so that is all new. we don't know any of that. and again there is some wild free-flowing lawyer rage. rage and lawyer circles. about mike pomerantz having let us know that information at all. but of course, it just makes me want to know more. joining us now for his first live interview and it matches both publications night had been night is mark pomerantz. better in new york lawyer, former federal prosecutor, former special assistant attorney in the new york days office. working specifically on the investigation of former president, donald j trump. mr. pomerantz, thank you for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. i appreciate it. i appreciate the opportunity to talk to you. >> i don't think i am creating more free-flowing rage about you by letting the audience know there is a lot of it. but i have to ask, if anything that just today take issue with other citing that describe wrongly. >> no, though they may take issue with is that my found woul

that act of reducing the charges?t the act of reducing charges is what leads to a situation like this. usually you hear about these warning signs and nothing is actually done about it that could have prevented the assail apartment from purchasing guns legally and this situation he was arrested and charged with something that was a felony that would result in a lifetime ban although i would note it's a nonviolent crime he was charged with and something that isn't legal in 25 states and that progressive prosecutors have also sort of deprioritized clear from this case -- >> because it's not a violent offense. >> yeah, we've heard about the permanentless karimovment or constitutional karimovment about eliminating these crimes where there's no sort of criminal intent or violent indication involved so there is something of a caveat to this one. you know, there's other things in his past that i think were perhaps more concerning. >> we'll get to that in a second. before that because you're our firearms expert i want to go th

." >> tonight, baldwin charged.he hollywood heavyweight formally charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal "rust" shooting. >> this certainly is always going to be a black mark on his reputation. >> the evidence the prosecutors say proves he pulled the trigger. >> alec baldwin was the actor who had the gun in his hand. but he was also one of the producers. prosecutors seem to be holding him accountable for both. >> the film's armorer also charged with shocking court documents revealing just how many live rounds were allegedly found on set as hollywood reacts. >>> plus magic mike's last dance. >> sup? >> stars channing tatum and salma hayek on their sizzling on-screen chemistry. >> we knew it was just going to be very, very intimate. >> you can't fabricate it. the camera decides what couples work and not work. >> the final film in what has become a cultural phenomenon. >> i just want to tell a little small story of a little tiny experience of my life. >>> ready for rihanna. with the superstar set to take the

for that reason, i think it's an attractive charge in this case. if fani willis has shown an ability and fearlessness in charging, it i think that it is a decent path. >> it is surprising when you go through the history of investigations into trump, how much the rico charge comes up. i know that in the manhattan da's investigation, former special assistant to the da, mike pomerantz who just wrote a book, he mentions in the book that it considered using a state level rico charge against trump in terms of the trump organization. they ultimately decided not to. this is from the book. pomerantz writes at the task of building up the proof of the entire pattern of enterprise corruption was simply too ambitious for the human and investigative bandwidth. how difficult is that? the trump organization, if you listen to michael cohen's testimony, it really does seem like an organized crime syndicate, the more information that we have. the election fraud piece of this seems much more complicated to prove in terms of your ego charges. how much of an uphill clim

cantu faces charges of trying to kill four officers. >>> charged with a hate crime. the d.a. announced charges against a man accused of opening fire in a synagogue. no one was hurt and police believe the man was actually shooting blanks. but now he's facing multiple charges. nbc bay area's christie smith has more. >> reporter: speaking in san francisco where he's vice president and junior rabbi reacting to word dmitri mishin is facing charges. >> there was concern he would only be charged with the more minor crimes and deal it out. >> reporter: a man was caught on camera entering the mostly russian-speaking synagogue last week with a gun. after saying something in russian, israel's intelligence agency, started firing what are believed to be blanks into the crowd. >> the shooting itself was very, very quick. people don't know what is going on, what's happening. >> our belief based on the statements made at the time of the incident as well as the social media posts suggest that he harbored anti-semitic views. >> reporter: district attorney brooke jennings says mishin has been c

racketeering fluid and corrupt organization charges on rico. victoriously difficult to bring and you have to prove that a group of people were involved in a pattern of multiple crimes and those crimes were all related to another. rico cases are not all gangs in mafia members. the first case of fani willis they got national media attention was a rico case that she brought almost a decade ago. against a group of atlanta public school teachers and administrators that willis alleged was working together to cheat state standardized tests. literally, fani willis brought rico charges against teachers and one conviction. one of the big questions from president trump's case is, will fani willis wearing the particular skill she has of bringing rico cases against unsurprising defendants? will she bring charges against -- tomorrow, we get a sneak think that might answer that question. emphasis on the word, might. from may to december of last, year willis's office had been using a special grand jury in fulton county to investigate the matter. the special gr

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that doesn't mean that more charges can not come. there may be, will more charges coming. not only have those 5 police officers, former police officers be charged with a 2nd degree murder and aggravated assault, and a few other charges. there's also, for example, 2 more officers who are now on leave and they're still investigated. that is the officers who are also both in this scorpion unit, which the 5 officers belong to who beat up, tarry nichols, so badly what we would is 3 fire department or employees have been let go, have been fired because of their in activeness after they arrived and to help effectively help terry nichols and then to sheriff's deputies are on put on leave because the sheriff has, as he saw, the video is also said that he has questions or concerns about the performance of those 2, surf deputy. so it is on going and then last but not least, and forgive me, there will be probably and more videos coming out soon in the city of memphis, and the police department is planning on releasing more videos we hear nobody knows what's to be shown in this one, bu

we can charge it at any charging station here and how came up and we no longer have to worry about running out of gas modem and i've been here on the bus just to give me the vulnerability. it's almost like optima. but hockey not only relies on emission free mobility from electric cars. with the help of citron, they want to use the sun and wind to build a completely self sufficient green energy and charging network, a holistic approach to sustainability that includes, for example, a smart lighting system to ensure energy saving lighting across the island in order to execute these plans you need imagination, creativity, a strong willed decision maker. someone exactly like hockey's, mayor. a. now, if you go yet, be all this whole project here is a big experiment, whether it's electric cars or the solar power system to bowl. we also have an electric ship. gail before the one i go, it's like in a lab mikey, we try to find out if it works in practice machine. i and how we can go on with my former care sideboard bought ah, in ancient times, hockey was a rich island of 8000 inhabitants. copper was

charges, that's fine. that's cool and all, but we need to see more action behind that. >> officer tyler doesn't just face a charge in the criminal justice system, but also a federal wrongful death lawsuit from baggley's family who are alleging that he violated baggley's fourth amendment rights. they're asking more over $10 million in damages. >> i'm sure you'll stay on top of the story. isabel rosales, thank you very much. >>> still to come, a special grand jury investigating former president trump's false election claims saying there was no widespread voter fraud in georgia. the details are ahead. so n no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that''s... how yoyou collect coins. your money never stops workikig for you with merrill, a bank of america company. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the morehoices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tasting options with less sugar or no sugar at all. in fact, today, nearly 6

in terms of what happens next, we charge. in terms of what happens next. we are _ charge. seeing _ charge. in terms of what happens next, we are seeing jesse - charge. in terms of what happens next, we are seeing jesse marsch now, such a huge story for them. do you feel that he had the support of the leeds supporters behind him? t the leeds supporters behind him? i think it is something to earn, i suppose. staying up last season could have been a catalyst for it because there was obviously a huge amount of stress at the end of last year and you were talking about a legend of the club departing. it was always going to be difficult to replace them but it is entirely results based. if he had started the season and we would have been mid—table there would have been no issue there. people always want more but obviously, the position we're in now, it reached the point where it is more of a gamble to keep and then to get rid of them. i think that is what is motivating getting ready for now. mr; what is motivating getting ready for now. 3 ., ., _, ., what is motivating getting rea

get out. >> reporter: the charges come a full year after the st.ouis prosecutor says she used a hammer to break into the basement of the suarezes' home. >> my dad said she lift her arm up and was going to hit him with the hammer. >> reporter: fatima suarez says her father and 4-year-old sister were threatened. >> my sister was the one that actually saw her first. i mean, what could have happened? >> reporter: but kline was not charged with any crime after the arrest >> american citizen angry at you [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and then she returned four more times, in march stealing mail according to the family the family says they went to police and again no charges frustrated and worried, fatima posted the videos online. >> i know you didn't buy this house you don't have enough money. >> reporter: this week her posts started getting a lot of attention. >> i'm not going to let this woman just keep harassing and putting my family's life in danger. >> reporter: after our interview today, charges were announced. a source close to the investigation says ba

looking at the charge second-degree murder, and two charges aggravated assault and official misconduct and official oppression, but there is a distinction of proving intentional murder which is first degree which is premeditated and really their aim and objective, and the second degree, which is not to be too technical, but what is a knowing killing? a knowing killing is that the nature of the conduct can bring about the result that it did. i will go on further to say that the statute is going to speak to the issue of multiple assault, and so if you are dealing with the pultple strikes and doing that knowingly with other officers, you cannot otherwise appreciate that kicks and spray and punches could not lead to mr. nichols' death, and so it is an appropriate charge, and what they believe that they could prove. if established correctly, it is a charge that could be sustained and ultimately a guilty verdict leveled against the defendants. it is a long way to go, but the charges are in keeping ing witht we saw in the long and brutal and gross videotape. >> and there are charges that the

other police officers facing disciplinary charges and potential termination. we should get word on that in the next few weeks and as we noted in this story that there are going to be almost 100 cases under review, now, by the district attorneys office which means cases could get dismissed and cases could get retried. so there will be a lot of fallout and a lot of investigations and keep in mind that the department of justice investigation is still underway here in memphis. >>> let's get more on this civil rights attorney and a senior law enforcement analyst and former philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey. i want to begin with your response on today's arraignment on all five of these fired officers entering not pollute guilty pleas. >> we expected that. the lawyers already indicated that that is what their clients were going to do. i wasn't surprised that none of the former officers had anything to say but i think what we did see after the court hearing by listening to these lawyers, we are starting to get a did sense of what the defense is going to

he's not charged today, things must be fine. as chuck so ably laid out, we know that's not the case and the charging decisions could still come and still we targeted at mr. trump. but i think their posture has been nothing wrong here until something is at least alleged, but probably nothing wrong until anything is more credibly proven. >> garrett haake, tia mitchell and chuck rosenberg, i thank you for being with us this morning. >>> still live, we are on the ground in michigan. we'll bring you the details of what we learned about the shooting this morning. >>> and later, shes is the first woman to enter the 2024 presidential race. where does nikki haley stand on the issue of abortion rights? we'll play for you what she told our very own craig melvin this morning. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." this wees your chance to try any - subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong for free! this guy loves a great offer. le

power banks and now everything is discharged, so they came to charge it. i see a choice, yes, play some games. well, at home, in general , 412 unbreakable points have been deployed in the kyiv region, and another 530 in kyiv itself, but in the case of a long-term power outages, there will not be enough of them in the city of kyiv, millions of people are here, let's roughly calculate how much is needed to satisfy the needs. of course, this is physically even technically impossible. the points have their own functionality. takiyan these are the ones. in difficult times when there is no electricity , many people turn specifically to recharge their phones. the list of these points includes gas stations, pharmacies, department stores post offices that have generators and provide services exclusively from recharging, also most utility points do not have sterlinks, which makes it impossible to connect to the internet in the event of a blackout, however, despite russia's constant attempts to damage our civil infrastructure , kyiv region and the capital are holding

hannah gutierrez—reed, the film's armourer, has also been charged.ur west coast correspondent, sophie long, sent this update from los angeles. just under two weeks ago, we learned that they were intending to file these formal charges. and along with that several documents have been filed to the court, a statement of probable cause and it really details what they alleged or how they allege alec baldwin had failed in his duty of care, both as an actor and producer. he faces two counts of involuntary manslaughter and the list is long, and the reasons they say put forward accusing him of not receiving sufficient training ahead of filming — they were filming a western, so many firearms used in that. they also said he failed to deal with safety complaints on set and pointed a gun at the cinematographer and director which, they said, is the first rule of what not to do regarding gun safety on a film set. they also say a rubber, orfake gun, could have been used and it was not. we have not had any response from alec baldwin today or from his lawyers but when

. >> i'm erica hill, and right now all five former police officers charged with murder and other charges in the death of tyre nichols are inside of a memphis courthouse. they are set to be arraigned on seven charges including second-degree murder and aggravated assault. >> this morning the shelby county district attorney said that the prosecutors are still looking into charging a sixth former officer who tased nichols in the traffic stop that night as well as others possibly. >> we are looking at everybody who was involved directly or indirectly in death of tyre nichols, and this is officer hemphill and those who showed up after the beating had concluded, and we will do what we can as quickly as we can, but thoroughly. >> now, we are still waiting for the release of 20 hours of additional footage from deadly beating and the aftermath, and it could be relevant, and cnn's shimon prokupiez is there at the courthouse, and i understand that you just spoke to tieyre nic nichols' mother there. >> yes, i wanted people to know where we are, because we are in the hallway and awaiting the five form

, disciplinary charges. still waiting for more video and audio to be released by the city. all of this happening as many of the investigations here still very much under way. shimon prokupecz, cnn, memphis, tennessee. >>> coming up, the justice department will not bring charges against republican congressman matt gaetz after a years long federal sex trafficking investigation. a lawyer representing the congressman's ex-girlfriend will join me live, next. 's a perfecty small business. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-small bususiness too. (vo) get internet that keeps your busisiness ready for anything. from verizon. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities. while

and it takes 20 minutes to fully charge.rograms to support e regions, e, which involve subsidizing the construction of charging infrastructure from the federal budget. e, and. uh, subsidizing at the expense of the federal budget, too, but in this case, the ministry of industry and trade of the russian federation is responsible for the sale of domestic electric vehicles. i hope that this project will be launched, including personal consumption of electric vehicles. just like a comprehensive project for the development of electric transport in the capital of the volga region, 44 charging stations were installed. this is still a reference charging network, that is, gas stations are located. so the road to the nearest port from anywhere in nizhny novgorod should driver occupation. for more than 10 minutes, two electric vehicles can simultaneously charge at the maximum speed for themselves at one station; the task for the next 4 months is to see how electric sexy will work ; to study the demand for the service; to check how well

we can charge it at any charging station here and how came up and we no longer have to worry about running out of gas modem and i've been there before. it gets to me the foremost, it's almost like optima. but hockey not only relies on emission free mobility from electric cars. with the help of citron, they want to use the sun and wind to build a completely self sufficient green energy and charging network, a holistic approach to sustainability that includes, for example, a smart lighting system to ensure energy saving lighting across the island in order to execute these plans you need imagination, creativity, and a strong willed decision maker. someone exactly like hockey's mayor. in the loop. yes, go yet, be all this whole project here is a big experiment, whether it's electric cars or the solar power system to bowl. we also have an electric ship. gail before the one i go, it's like in a lab mikey, we try to find out if it works in practice machine and how we can go on with it for me, just eyeball. ah, in ancient times, hockey was a rich island of 8000 inhabitants. copper was mine. and la

the family says they went to police and again no charges.trated and worried, fatima posted the videos online. >> i know you didn't buy this house. you don't have enough money. >> reporter: this week her posts started getting a lot of attention. >> i'm not going to let this woman just keep harassing and putting my family's life in danger. >> reporter: after our interview today, charges were announced. a source close to the investigation says back in january the police classified the break-in with the hammer as nonviolent and didn't hand over evidence. the st. louis police department did not respond to requests for comment on how the case was handled. nbc news' attempts to reach kline were unsuccessful. what do you want to have happen now, fatima? >> i want her put away. she needs help because i really don't believe she's in her right state of mind. >> reporter: her family has lived the last year in fear, she says. tonight they may no longer need to. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> up next tonight growing concern about those eye drops linked to

of investigations into trump how much the rico charge comes up. i know that in the manhattan d.a.'s investigation, the former special assistant to the d.a. who just wrote a book mentions in the book they consider using a state level rico charge against trump but ultly decided not to. he writes the task of building out the proof on the whole pattern of enterprise corruption was too ambitious for the human and investigative bandwidth we had. the trump administration, you know, you listen to michael cohen's testimony really does seem like an organized crimes syndicate. the more information we have, the election fraud piece of this seems much more complicated to prove in terms of rico charges. and how much of an uphill climb would this be for someone like faunae willis if it was too much for alan bragg and his d.a.s? >> it is complicated. can you help a jury under this kind of case because it does have a lot of moving parts, but there are ways to explain it to a jury, and i think that it doesn't necessarily require additional man power from the prosec

charges.ould face up to 18 months in prison if convicted. >>> there are new allegations in the tyre nichols case, and there was a mass shooting in philadelphia. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the philadelphia enquirer" reports seven people including a 2-year-old girl and five teenagers were shot near a school. police say gunfire erupted last evening. one of the teenagers was shot twice in the chest, and the mom of the 2-year-old girl was also shot. all of the victims were taken to nearby hospitals. police are looking for three males in connection with the shooting. a motive is unclear. >>> "usa today" says the victims of a shooting near orlando have been identified. body cam video shows deputies arresting the suspect, 19-year-old keith melvin moses, on wednesday. he's accused of killing 38-year-old natacha augustin, then returning to the scene hours later and shooting a tv news crew. 24-year-old reporters dylan lyons was killed. a photographer was critically injur

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they recommended charges involving perjury. look, going forward, we've been waiting on pins and needles for the last few weeks for any sort of decision. it could be march when a new grand juror term begins in fulton county. it could be tomorrow. we haven't been getting and in any sort of firm timeline at all, other than this report was going to come out today and have scant details. look, we're still waiting, but it really could come at any moment. >> we're waiting, trump's allies are waiting to see who is potentially named here. carol, you had trump claiming that this report exonerated him. this georgia case, it has him on tape. what is the level, your sense of team trump's concern about the georgia case specifically? >> you know, donald trump is a master at the megaphone. i've said this a couple times before. his goal in these public comments is to speak to his original base. the people who support him, who think everything is a witch hunt, come to believe that biden stole the election, largely because donald trump repeatedly

richard dale crumb was taken into custody and charged with first degree murder on friday.first shot a driver in a small parking lot in rural mississippi and he allegedly shot and killed his ex-wife in her home. authorities found the bodies of two men behind the suspect's home and who more victims killed in a house next door. police say they don't have a motive at this time. >>> a suspect in the shootings of two jewish people in los angeles has been arrested and is being held without bond. authorities say jamie tran was charged with two hate crime statutes because evidence showed he chose his victims because they were jewish. cnn's josh campbell has the story. >> i heard like a pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: a drive-by shooting, one of two jewish men hit by gunfire just blocks apart in los angeles this week. this man hit in the arm. the victims were walking home from places of worship when they were shot by a man from inside his car. >> both shooting vicks were dressed in clothing that visibly identified their jewish faith. >> reporter: they were hospitalized, and are in stabl

for a lesser charge, halls took a plea deal the attorneys representing gutierrez reid, who's also charged with involuntary manslaughter saying, we will fight these charges. do you think they're both equally culpable here >> i do. >> reporter: if convicted, the actor and armorer could face six and a half years behind bars for the real-life tragedy on a low-budget movie set. >>> in omaha, nebraska, police may have averted a mass shooting at a target store, where the say a gunman fired an ar-15 style rifle before being taken down by officers maggie vespa tells us more. >> at least six shots from inside the building parties are running out. >> reporter: tonight in nebraska, an all too familiar tragedy narrowly avoided police say this omaha target nearly became the scene of yet another mass shooting. this after investigators say around noon today, a man armed with an ar-15 rifle walked into the store and bebegan shooting >> ar-15 rifle and plenty of ammunition there's evidence to suggest with shell cases he entered the target and was firing rounds it's unknown at this time if he was firing at

hannah gutierrez reed, who was in charge of weapons on set, faces the same charges.c baldwin did not have sufficient firearms training, that he failed to deal with safety complaints on set, that he put his finger on the trigger of a real gun when a replica should have been used, and pointed it at halyna hutchins. they state this reckless deviation from known standards and protocol directly caused the fatal shooting. joel sousa, was also wounded in the incident, will return as director, and halyna hutchins's husband, matthew, will be an executive producer, to oversee the legacy of her work. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. the white house has expressed frustration at record profits posted by the us oil giant, exxon—mobil. they reached more than $55 billion last year, largely attributed to the war in ukraine. a government statement said the figures were particularly galling when americans were paying high fuel prices. as you say, at a time when americans are paying almost record prices at the pumps for fuel, this has antagonised the white house beyond belief, as you

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but, again, if you look at the allegation he charged them, and he charged them aggressively.ling their punches. if you read these documents this is a department of justice that sought to identify any unlawful activity and charges. >> and he's not charged with spying. what happens on -- i said this in the last part, i've learned from six years of covering the trump story that prosecutors and investigators are not impervious to the public conversation. what is the disincentive people like robert mueller and christopher wray have for no other reason than to re-establish trust? >> i think there are two things which is there's an individual alleged to have engaged in criminal conduct. there is a process for those. >> after do you think the fbi should come out to ensure no investigation is jeopardized? >> i think there are two pieces to that, one is that incentive change is the risk again to the individual been accused at this point. but the other thing, again, in the charging documents they do make an allegation there was a criminal investigation connected to albania. they don't m

he has been charged with first-degree murder with more charges expected in the coming days. whit? >> erielle reshef, thank you. >>> more government help is on the way to east palestine, ohio, after that toxic train derailment. the biden administration promising to send medical and toxicology teams, and the governor is setting up a medical clinic as well. authorities say the air and water are safe, but many residents remain concerned. here's abc's >> reporter: two weeks after that fiery derailment sending up massive toxic plume over palestine, ohio, the governor reporting epa officials have found no contaminants after sampling the air in 500 homes and around the community. >> nothing from the train derailment was found in the homes. nothing was found out on the street. >> reporter: but officials will keep testing in the area. so far he says samples from the ohio river, the municipal water supply, and private wells are coming back clean. >> if you get your water from a private well, you're encouraged to use bottled water until your water is confirmed to be safe. that again is just o