southern freight train comes off the tracks in ohio, at least 20 containers flipped the rails outside of dayton. >> it was safe, so there was no hazard. >>> and moving out. big states like california and new york are seeing people packing

. >> let's go to the line for democrats in dayton, ohio. good morning, kathleen, you're on the air. >> hi, thanks, i love washington journal. appreciate all the work you guys to. i think people have made a lot of great suggestions. most of us all know it has to be multi-pronged efforts. i spent time in dayton, ohio, where i grew up. used to be a manufacturing town. he used to be thriving. now they're zombies walking on the street everywhere on math. whatever else they're on. the issue is really huge. then, i spent time in boulder, colorado. a very different town than dayton. there is a lot of homeless there. there are also lots of math issues. we need to do more training of our police officers, more serious training in regard to mental health or get mental health professionals on the streets. we need to have more serious repercussions in regards like the one gentleman just said in regard to crime. i do think our police officers need more training but need to be paid better. this is a very serious job. a lot of them check into their pay, the

. >> april was stopping to drop off a student last thursday in new carlisle just outside dayton. she noticed a vehicle coming from behind but was not stopping. so she grabbed the student just as he was about to step off the bus, the school district and the student's family call her a hero. she was also personally congratulated by local leaders. there. >> a man in san diego decided not to let record rainfall keep him from making his tee time. this is professional free surfer mark not switch gears when he saw the flooded san marcos golf course decided he would surf instead of golf. mark, put on that. what so if you see and surf the entire 170 yard, par 3 at told to. good for him. sharing a kiss. got a little easier for long-distance couples. the chinese university student created this remote kissing device. >> long-distance couples can now get a replica of their partners. kids via a pair of silicon lips. you just plug the device into their phone connected to the absent out there, kisses it sells for about $40. a device is receiving mixed reaction. some grateful that they have the c

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now she was the mayor of dayton, ohio, in 2019 when a gunman killed nine and injured dozens more in a mass shooting. she now works with the united on guns initiative, which created a practical step by step handbook designed to help local officials navigate the hours and days after a mass shooting only in america. do you need such a handbook to help local officials ? nan appreciate your time. i mean, you you helped develop this protocol. this handbook for cities what is the most important thing for mayor to do, and all this happens? well thank you for having us on and you know, i agree with your previous speaker that this is and can be preventable if we just dealt with what the majority of americans agree with is that we have to have common sense gun safety and until we do it is on america's mayors to pick up the pieces of their communities and one of the first things we do at the united states conference of mayors is to talk about mass shooting crisis and what you do not if it happens, unfortunately, but and it happens to your community and the work on united on guns is a mass shootin

this one about 220 miles from east palestine outside of dayton.ot in the cars that derailed. norfolk southern says this was a train that was 212 cars along with 28 carles derailing and the company says that there were two crew members on board that train. this comes about a month after that derailment in east palestine, ohio. residents in that community still skeptical of what they're hearing from the government and from the railroad about the safety of the air and the water in that community. here in, springfield, ohio again outside the dayton, officials say that nothing hazardous, no chemicals were released into the air and into the soil and into the water. officials say there are no reported injuries and they're in the snow risk to the public health in this community. again, this railroad is under intensifying scrutiny. the ceo expected to testify on capitol hill. this incident in, springfield ohio now marked four derailments by norfolk southern trains and ohio in less than five months. senator sherrod brown from ohio calling this unacceptable

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uh, the basnica presidency that heads the forum decided to focus on the balkans at dayton and so on.t one time and a half ago, together, we made a proposal to quickly re-submit, or, as it were, at a level, so that they commented, because some countries of the accident are actively involved in the dalton process and demining in other questions. uh, here, but under the pressure of the anglo-saxons, the bosnian presidency. hmm refused to include our speaker in the list of speakers. even under the flag of the delegation , they refused, uh, to present the word is not their initiative. the americans and the british worked very actively there. uh, well, for the first time in history, we had to say that we do not approve the agenda of your forum and , uh , we do not agree. despite pressure. eh, ansam, the basin chairmanship clearly followed the procedures. and uh, the pressure didn't work. and she closed the forum of events, then it took place in an informal format without translation, as expected, but i am very pleased that for the first time they decided to follow a principled position. th

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mac lord, i am is a standard, we call this story a dayton, you are out today, shooting and talking with his group, and then you see this come about. you saw the de-escalation in process. amazing. first, i want to ask you, who is against this? >> there are a couple city supervisors who have unnecessarily vocalized opposition expressly, but they are hesitant to approve this level of funding for this organization. it has received a level of opposition for improperly policing some streets throughout the city, but from what you just saw, in some cases, there de-escalation tactics tend to work for people who need a nonviolent solution in the moment. >> i think we are going to an interview about the people who are against it? you have reached out to four people? supervisor peskin is one of them? >> reporter: yup, we we reach out to all the members of the board of supervisors, all of them did respond one way or another, but aaron peskin did make it out of this during the meeting today. >> we have questions to ask. we have an obligation to the taxpayers to ask those questions. that does not mean

southern freight train comes off the tracks in ohio, at least 20 containers flipped the rails outside of dayton. >> it was safe, so there was no hazard. >>> and moving out. big states like california and new york are seeing people packing up. >> growth of almost 100%. >> we'll tell you why. >>> also, chris rock claps back nearly a year after millions around the world watched the infamous slap by will smith at the oscars. rock reacts. >> i'm not a victim, baby! >>> and, later, echos from the past. musical instruments saved and restored, play sounds of survival. >> my grandfather didn't want to see instruments being destroyed, broken, or lost. >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. the race for the white house is on. former president donald trump took a victory lap after winning more than 60% of a straw poll vote at the conservative political action conference in maryland. some of his potentially biggest challengers were no-shows at the event as the republican primary field is starting to take shape.

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indication of any risk to public health from the derailment of a norfolk southern cargo train between daytonolumbus. the second derailment of a company trained in the state in a month, officials say about 20 of the southbound trains 212 cars, including four tankers derailed yesterday afternoon in springfield township. residents close to the site where ordered to shelter in place, but officials today said the train was not caring, hazardous materials and there was no indication of any injuries or risk to public health at this time. it was certain that there is only four tanker cars that were involved, and they were all empty. at that time. there is residual in there, but very minor amounts after the recon after the technical research, they did. a recon of the site found nothing that spilled onto the ground and nothing. um, very minimal. uh, material on the actual cars themselves that actually dried very quickly. earlier this month. 38 cars of norfolk southern freight train in east palestine, ohio derailed several of the trains, cars carrying hazardous materials burned. residents have since co

another rough dayton bay. look at these waters and waves. in damage reported like last week when a loose barge hit the third street bridge but there were ferry con sellations and the parks department asking people to avoid walking through parks today due to danger from falling trees. we saw plenty of them toppled in the park along the embarcadero. trees killed five people last week and critically injured an sfpd sergeant. >> mission street has reopened after a closure to secure a cracked mission at 350 mission. building engineers secured the window. why are these storms blowing out so many sky scraper windows and how concerned should we be? we asked an expert and that's ahead at 6:00. >>> jocelyn moran reports -- after being jolted awake by earthquakes. >>reporter: residents of pacifica dealing with a lot. many were woken up by an earthquake and are dealing with rain and cold conditions already but first we talked about what they felt this morning. some say this was strong. others have experienced a lot stronger. >> woke up shaken. good litt

indication of any risk to public health from the derailment of a norfolk southern cargo train between daytonhe second derailment of that company train in the state in one month, a driver recording the train when it derailed. officials say about 20 of the southbound trains 212 cars, including four tankers derailed yesterday afternoon in springfield township. residents close to the site were ordered to shelter in place, but officials said today the train was not carrying any hazardous materials and there was no indication of any injuries or risk to public health at this time. it was a certain that there is only four tanker cars that were involved, and they were all empty. at that time. there is residual in there, but very minor amounts. after the recon after the technical research, they did. a recon of the site found nothing that spilled onto the ground and nothing. um, very minimal. uh, material on the actual cars themselves that actually dried very quickly. earlier this month . 38 cars of a norfolk southern freight train and east palestine , ohio derailed several of the trains. cars cure car

the men's first four is two games old as their tournament began tonight, eleven's met in dayton , mississippite against pittsburgh. this game had 21 lead changes pits marius burton drives, then pulls up for two a 10 seconds left that gives the panthers at one point lead. bulldogs have time for one more possession. they inbound with 2.7 left. shaquille more has an open three that won't go dj jeffries tip would have counted. if it had gone pittsburgh dodges a bullet at the end and win 62 59 winner into the panthers thursday game against iowa state. earlier in the evening. two teams we would normally care nothing about the texas a and m corpus christi islanders against the southeast missouri redhawks less than 30 seconds to play with you. tcc up one nice drive to the hoop by trevi in tennyson calendars are in front by three with 22 seconds left. redhawks now needed three to force overtime for the brussels shot is off the front rim. the islanders get the rebound and then put it away with the free throw. 75 71, the finalist, the islanders get the first ncaa win in school history and their reward a

another viewer said this incredible note, i know brian tips, he tipped me on run from dayton, ohio toth bend, indiana, plus a book and picture, you remember who is kind with tips. look at you, brian, so nice. >> brian: wow, i remember him, he deserved a tip. >> ashley: brian always making people smile. if you worked in a restaurant, you always tip bigger. >> brian: he was driving me around. >> ainsley: thank you, ashley. >> steve: my friend sent me a note, how about a service charge and place for a tip on top of it? >> brian: yeah, that was yesterday. >> steve: automatic 20% and extra? >> ashley: maybe depends how service is. >> steve: a lot of people don't read to see it was tacked on, okay, 20%. 40%. >> ashley: sometimes the waitress will say we have included tip, which is nice. >> brian: i would say, what, only kidding. more good news, end of cancel culture, powerful people are beginning to stand up. hollywood is beginning to stand up and speak out, case in point goldie hawn. we are taking this out of comedy, comedians need to do what they need to perform. she said, i think it is i

next week buffalo, cleveland an dayton. >> jamie, that see what i did. >> liz mcdonald, thank you.ot against fox news @ night i love you america. >> good evening and welcome to america's late news. fox news @ night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. >> breaking tonight more than 1 hours after a shooting in a denver high school, there is no official update yet on the teenage suspect who has been on the run. police say they found his vehicle at local media report a body was found nearby. jonathan anna has more information on what we are learning about. the shooting in the suspect is. >> a good evening. yes. intense and i

this one happened last night in springfield just outside dayton.derailment to shelter in place. it says this order is out of an abundance of caution. norfolk southern says no hazardous materials were involved in this derailment around 20 of the train's 212 cars derailed. meantime, residents of east palestine, ohio, are still dealing with the aftermath of their there. toxic train derailment that happened in their community. it happened just about a month ago on saturday. residents lined up in their cars yesterday, too. get basic supplies like blankets, water and food for their kids. many said they are suffering from disturbing physical symptoms and just want life to go back to normal contaminated water from the train derailment wiped out thousands of fish and other wildlife in the area. >> i've been having the downtown. i use a car wash in rash afterwards anywhere expose my face. but it was near the creek where they're blowing everything. recipe coughing, stuff like that. >> eareier this week during a town hall meeting, norfolk southern told residen

under president clinton, they came together, brought everybody together, locked them in a room in daytonohio, developed the peace accord. it wasn't perfect but it is workable. today we have small economy, maintaining peace in the balkans. it' s a similar kind of operation where heavy artillery, brutal combat, the same thing is happening here and when you look at this through the elements of national power, diplomacy, information, military, economic, military has carried the brunt of this. we deployed combat teams to poland and romania and the baltics. diplomacy has been todd:. where secretary blinken on this? i'm not sure. there's been no conversation. there has been no outreach to the russians to find a solution. stuart: would you let the russians win? when? would you let the ukrainians -- that's entirely possible. >> i don't think it is a 0-sum game. i think any time you have this kind of combat, the balkans are a good example. everybody was a little bit upset at the solution but at the end of the day we have peace in the balkans, you've got to have that conversation. when the russians

twenty cars in a 212 car freight train derailed yesterday afternoon near springfield ohio northeast of dayton no hazardous material was found on board. this coming one month after the february 3 derailment that caused a toxic spill in east palestine ohio. residents at that site are still complaining of illnesses since the chemical exposure they are. welcome to fox news live. >> hello, everyone. we have two other big stories that we are this moment. presidential race 2024 talk heating up as the republican candidates, they sharpen their attacks on president biden. he has not yet announced he is running for reelection. the former governor now says he is out. >> tensions with china rising yet again amid fears it plans to invade taiwan. beijing just announced a $230 billion increase to its military budget. house foreign affairs military on that in just a moment. eric: talking about china and the threat from beijing, but first we have live team coverage. lucas with the latest on the presidential race but first nate with the developments on ohio train derailment. it's happened again. >> yeah, it has

demanding answers after a second norfolk southern train derailed in the state about 30 miles northeast of daytonno hazardous materials were on board at the time from the latest incident make only one month after toxic chemicals were spilled following a train crash in east palestine. transportation officials are investigating both incidents. i am marion, back to life, liberty and levin. mark: welcome back, america. i can't think of anything nicholas wade, that was more destructive in modern times in this pandemic in terms of lives, economies, in terms of resources worldwide. you write this piece, it is thoroughly objective as best i can tell, totally understandable even the average journalist. you yourself have a journalism background, you've written on this topic of signs for new york times, natures science magazine, written books, expert in the field. yes or no, were you invited to discuss this on cnn? >> i was once, yes. mark: how about msnbc? >> nothing from them. mark: new york times? >> no, not interested. mark: washington post? very simple. >> no. mark: how about dbs, nbc? >> nothing from

michelle from dayton, ohio.em for dinner is so symbolic of what is happening all across the country and on time heard they are headed, i cannot say it. norma from rhode island, love your show, but don't care for the brown tie with the blue sui tonight. you know what, jeb said it looked good. that is all i care about. janine looks and cares for it. that is all for tonight. dvr the show. tucker is up next. we are hearing rumors he might have tapes that people have bee clamoring to see. definitely watch and always remember i am watters and this is my world. stay away from our bald eagles. >>> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. happy monday. we are about to show you surveillance footage from insid the united states capitol. the images you will see were recorded 26 months ago today on january 6th, 2021. until now, politicians have kep this tape hidden from the public . there is no legitimate justification for that and ther never has been. on january 62nd years ago,

cities from richmond, virginia to dayton ohio to beaten that park, florida all over the map. look.igence. we'll listened to don lemon and we googled it and reached out to a bunch of these cities and asked did you sign this? and so far most of the cities have confirmed these proclamations are, in fact true. jacksonville, north carolina told us, quote, our proclamation with kailasa are not an endorsement, they are a response to a request. and we do not verify the information that is requested. so, cities. if someone wants a proclamation someone gets a proclamation they will say you are exotic hindu island and name a street after you. it's just not mayors or city councils. the people running the federal government are falling for it, too. according to the pontiff of hinduism two members of congress have given kailasa special congressional recognition one of them is congresswoman nor that tores represents rancho kook honda. she is on a very powerful committee. the people who decide what we spend our tax dollars on just got duped by a fake country. it's not just democrats. both sides of

at least 20 containers flip the rails outside of dayton. >> it was safe, so there is no hazard. >>> andeeing people packing up. >> growth of almost 100%. >> we'll tell you why. >>> also, chris rock claps back nearly a year after millions around the world watched the infamous slap by will smith at the oscars. rock reacts. >> i'm not a victim, baby! >>> and later, echoes from the past. musical instruments saved and restored play sounds of survival. >> my grandfather didn't want to see the instruments being broken, destroyed or lost. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the race for the white house is on. former president donald trump took a victory lap after winning more than 60% of a straw poll vote at the conservative political action conference in maryland. now, some of his potentially biggest challengers were no-shows at the event as the republican primary field is starting to take shape. for the democrats president biden has yet to face any real competition from within his own party. but today on "face the nation" west virginia senator and often democratic dissenter jo

february noting it is the smallest increase since september 2021 >>> and they are getting ready in daytonohio, for the start of march madness the first two games will be played tonight the top four seeds are alabama, houston, kansas and purpurdue until then your brackets will remain perfect >> for that one time bertha, thank you. >>> we're following a developing story on meta. by now you know ceo mark zuckerberg announcing another round of layoffs 10,000 more. will close 5,000 open roles as well you can see the reaction kari, to you first because you do own meta. thoughts >> well, i think this was inevitable that's been telegraphed by the company and it shows they're committed to margin improvement and streamlining their business. they have hired an awful lot of people i don't know what the addition is 30,000 people that so far have been part of this reduction in staff but it's a lot of people that's as many as fit into most ball ballparks. if you look at earnings before interest and tax, you go back a few years, it was $47 billion, it's expected to be half of that this year. there's room

this one happening tonight in springfield just outside of dayton. the county there has asked residents within 1000 feet of the derailment to shelter in place. it says this order is just out of an abundance of caution, though, as norfolk southern says, no hazardous materials were involved in this train derailment around 20 of the train's 212 cars derailed. there are no reports of any injuries. meanwhile, residents of east palestine, still dealing with the aftermath of the toxic train derailment. >> in their community last month, hundreds of cars lining up today, too, receive basic supplies like blankets, water, food and snacks for their children. residents say they're grateful for the help, but still want more to be done from federal officials. many saying they're suffering from disturbing symptoms and just want to go back to normal life. >> i've been having the downtown. i use a car wash in rash afterwards. alright, anywhere. expose my face. but it was near the creek where they're blowing everything. all recipe >> coughing, stuff like that. >> earli

this one happened in springfield tonight, which is just outside of dayton.sidents within 1000 feet of that derailment to shelter in place. it says the orders out of an abundance of caution, though, as norfolk southern says, no hazardous materials were involved in this train around 20 of the train's 212 cars derailed. there are no reports of any injuries tonight. >> for your money, the federal government says by the year 2032, it won't be able to pay social security recipients, their full benefits unless congress acts. washington correspondent alexandra limon reports on the efforts on capitol hill to save the program. >> government projections say that in just 9 years, the social security fund won't have enough money. if congress doesn't do anything, we would have. the media. 23 1% cut benefits for everybody. michael peterson is ceo of the nonpartisan nonprofit peter g peterson foundation. he says those cuts would result in a $7,000 a year laws for current social security recipients. and he says part of the problem is about 10,000 baby boomers are retiring ev

then over the weekend in springfield, i asked that of officials there and that community outside of dayton in columbus and officials there say in springfield over the weekend they did not know there were hazardous materials on board the train before that train derailed. and so that is something that was raised as a concern in this hearing from some of the officials we have heard from so far and just looking, you know, back at what we're getting from the live pictures of this hearing room right now. no questions yet for the ceo of norfolk southern, but we're probably going to be hearing about that, that's something i want to hear questions on, jose, because that is one of those practices that we're asking about possibly seeing a change from this company on, something we know there is a push for in legislation amid a whole range of changes that senators are asking for. >> and we are certainly keeping a close watch on this hearing right there on capitol hill. when that questioning begins, we will bring it to you. i thank julie tsirkin and jesse kirsch for being with us this morning. >>> we're

two of the first four mens ncaa tournament games tip off today a pair of 16 and 11 seeds meet in dayton tomorrow before the tournament kicks into full gear orthursday. so you've got a little more time to get your brackets ready time now for the weather, and meteorologist angie lassman is having a busy morning. >> that's one way to put it. two storm systems we're tracking, one on the west coast, downed trees and power lines going to be something really impactful over the next two days we also have our first nor'easter can you believe it took to march. for folks in the northeast this is going to be impactful through today and through tomorrow difficulty traveling with heavy, wet snow falling and really strong winds there's those winter alerts up for 23 million people stretching that area. along the coast this is going to be problematic for some coastal flooding, some coastal erosion as well, but those highest wind gusts could be 60, even 65 miles per hour as far as the snow, really snowfall rates 2 to 3 inches per hour we could rack up more than a foot of snow in places like albany, 8 to

. >> yeah, so with my colleagues at dayton university, we were able to talk about the cinderella effectn different teams. part of the problem with the cinderella effect, a lot of these schools we've heard of. pitt upset somebody, but we're not talking about pitt, we're talking about fdu, a school that not many people know about. when you talk about these small, private schools, they get this advertisement that can't be bought and isn't available anywhere else. because in march we're tall talking about basketball. and it has approximately a $10 million effect on a school like fairleigh dickinson when they make a cinderella run and get into the sweet 16. >> so that is going to help in their recruitment. they don't have to say a whole lot to try to get students, sponsors, everybody to get on board with these smaller schools that suddenly make it big in a march madness kind of effect. >> absolutely. this is the type of broadcasting and advertising that you just can't buy. we can't call up espn and say talk about my school for weeks on end. this type of stuff is bringing schools into the spo

example, in the state of ohio, where sports gambling became legal in january the , university of daytonheartbreaker after leading big at halftime. accusations, presumably by gamblers who lost bets, promptly followed. "you are reading games for sure, what a chump. hope you get caught." but there was no evidence of foul play. at a press conference, coach anthony grant recoiled at the new gambling environment. coach grant: it could really change the landscape of what college sports is all about. and when we have people that make it about themlves and attack kids because of their own agenda, it sickens me. paul: the ohio state gambling regulator has now threatened to ban anyone who attacks athletes online. trever: irrespective of gambling, the pressure on these kids to perform is immense. paul: trever wright helps run rules compliance at the nearby university of cincinnati. trever: i'm really worried that now, because it's legal in ohio and students of the university and general public, you know, are gambling on the university of cincinnati basketball and football games and other events, th

. >> it was the late 19 eighties tonia was a young nurs anesthetist in dayton, ohio. i'm no sure i will be happy being a attorney i think i want to be a nurse anesthetist. and i think my jaw fell to the ground because i thought he was secon year law student >> in fact, he wasn't, he ha been kicked out. though he didn't tell her that so, in her blissful ignorance, she married him. in her family's church, in 1990 >> mr. and mrs. john meehan. >> and she helped put hi through nursing school they had two daughters before things stopped adding up >> i found out he was having a affair >> tonia wondered what else di she not know about her soon to be ex-husband? like, why did he refused t invite his family to their wedding? why not let her even meet them she decided to call his mother >> i said, dolores, this i tonia, i'm married to your son john the phone was quiet for moment and she said, oh, tonia i knew you'd call me someday >> wow >> so then, of course, my hear was racing and my knees ar shaking just to make the phone call and she just unloaded on me al the details of tro

well we docket want to give involved in a territorial dispute which is unbelievably stupid term yeah dayton this was a brave mistake on his part and why i don't know. but look, he's been smart in realizing that he doesn't need to get into race right away. better to be in a governor through the end of the legislative session use his book excuse to lay out a national message in travel the krpght. country but that seem to be from mature and authenticity matters more than anything else. people might even be able to say look i disagree with you on something. but you seem like a good guy and you seem to know what you're talking about -- and you say what you believe and this ran against all of that. >> is there -- >> plenty of time recover but i hope they draw the lesson. >> all right well 40 seconds karl. is there a lane do you think for a third candidate to serious candidate to get in if the two front runners and desantis keep knocking each other and somebody come on in from the outside lane. >> kre. but it depends upon somebody having a really good campaign and again there's plenty of time reme

. >> absolutely in '93 and '95, 2000, giuliani daily, mccrory, mike turner, daytons.d mayors and democrats that were tough on crime because gangs were taking over the city and the homelessness were taking over the city and we have taken action and we had large drops especially in the murder rate and the gang activity, and it was coordinated with the federal government enforcing federal gun laws and for whatever reason the left took over the cities and the democratic party nationally and the crime rate went up because we started letting career criminals back on the street. >> it's not -- >> and they are paying for it right now, and they deserve to pay for it. >> it's not like democrats don't have an argument. democrats, respectfully, governor, democrats are the ones that want to get guns off the streets. >> susan, what's fascinating here is how these mayors, these democratic mayors are being pressured -- they're being pressured on both sides because the city councils are way to the left of the mayors. we see it here in dc. the veto override of muriel bowser was 12 to 1

we're more than 200 miles away between dayton and columbus. that's the reality on the ground. there are other people i spoke with, spoke with a man earlier who thinks that the railroad is working on safety and also made a point of saying, the trains need to move to keep commerce going. that was his thought as well. >> jesse kirsch, thank you so much in springfield, ohio. >>> we have breaking news now from atlanta. fallout from the clashes between protesters and police at a training facility outside atlanta over the weekend. nbc's quad venegas joining me now. there are new charges against more than a dozen individuals we saw in that video briefly. tell us about this. i think this was a mixed group of protesters. there were a lot of different issues involved. >> reporter: andrea, it's impressive video that caught all of what happened yesterday. i'm going to step aside so you can see what's left of it. you can see some construction equipment that was set on fire, what looks like a bulldozer and more equipment down there. this is an area, a construction site where a new police tra

twenty cars in a 212 car freight train derailed yesterday afternoon near springfield ohio northeast of daytonthe february 3 derailment that caused a toxic spill in east palestine ohio. rede

indication of any risk to public health from the derailment of a norfolk southern cargo train between dayton and columbus. it is the second derailment of a company train in the state in a month, officials say about 20 of the southbound trains 212 cars, including four tankers derailed yesterday afternoon in springfield township. residents close to the site were ordered to shelter in place, but officials said today the train was not carrying any hazardous materials and there was no indication of any injuries or risk to public health at this time. it was certain that there is only four tanker cars that were involved, and they were all empty. at that time. there is residual in there, but very minor amounts after the recon after the technical research, they did a recon of the site found nothing that spilled onto the ground and nothing. um, very minimal. uh, material on the actual cars themselves that actually dried very quickly. earlier this month, 38 cars of norfolk southern freight train and east palestine, ohio derailed several of the trains, cars carrying hazardous materials burned. residents

back in the men's first four is two games old as their tournament began tonight of elevens met in daytoni state against pittsburgh. this game had 21 lead changes pitch. marius burton drives, then pulls up for two with 10 seconds left that give the panthers a one point lead. the bulldogs have time for one more possession. they inbound with 2.7 left. shaquille more has an open three that won't go dj jeffries tip would have counted if it had gone. pittsburgh dodges a bullet at the end and wins 62 59. the winner earns the panthers thursday game against iowa state earlier in the evening. two teams, we would normally care nothing about the texas a and m corpus christi islanders against the southeast missouri redhawks. less than 30. seconds to play with you. tcc up one nice drive to the hoop by trevians tennyson and the others in front by three with 22 seconds left redhawks now, with the need to three to force overtime. philip russell's shot is off the front rim. the islanders get the rebound and then put it away with a free throw. 75 71 the final is the islanders get the first ncaa win in scho

the madness tips off in dayton, ohio, you can watch all games on our at the channel ttrutv. >>> for and cut north carolina, the first to ever mince since 1985. they're choosing not to even play in the n.i.t. the first tournament for the women's tourney kicks off wednesday. the gamecocks winning the top overall seed. they haven't lost in over a year under coach dawn staley having won 38 straight. indiana, stanford and virginia tech are the other number one seeds. now, i spoke with the winningest coach of all time, stanford's tara vanderveer. she actually coached coach dawn staley on the '96 olympic team. and now staley has built south carolina into an absolute powerhouse. >> number one thing with dawn, she's a competitor. she hates to lose. she -- like i used to play dawn in chess, you know, on -- when we were on trips. she will -- she'll say she won. she never beat me once. but she is a competitor. she understands the game. she was a great teammate. she was a leader on the floor. she just wanted -- she was all about one thing, and that was winning. >> i love how she said, and she never

this one happened tonight in springfield at the city outside of dayton.hin 1000 feet of the derailment to shelter in place and says the order there is out of an abundance of caution because norfolk southern says no hazardous materials were involved in this derailment. about 20 of the train's 212 cars derailed. there are no reports of any injuries right now. >> meanwhile, residents of east palestine, ohio, are still dealing with the aftermath of a toxic train derailment in their community last month. hundreds of cars lining up today to receive basic supplies like blankets, water, food and snacks for their children. residents say there grateful for the help that they still want to see more being done from federal officials. many saying they're suffering from disturbing symptoms and just one life to go back to normal. >> i've been having the downtown. i use a car wash in rash afterwards. alright, anywhere. expose my face. but it was near the creek where they're blowing everything. all recipe coughing, stuff like that. >> earlier this week during a town hall

host: that was logan in dayton, ohio.ogan did mention the authorization from congress to authorize the war in iraq, it is still in play, but there is now an effort underway in congress to repeal the iraq war authorization. here is an article from npr that says, a bill ending iraq war authorizations has cleared a procedural hurdle in the senate and is expected to be taken up by the chamber for a final vote next week, as in this upcoming week, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the u.s. invasion of iraq. i will skip down. it is an open ended justification that presidents have used to carry out military actions in iraq, allowing congress to reinsert its authority when it comes to where and when to send troops into battle. that bill vote could happen as early as this week to repeal the iraq war authorization 20 years later. let's go back to the phone lines. marriott is calling from fort washington, maryland on the democratic line. caller: good morning c-span and everyone. i so appreciate the callers who know the truth be

host: that was logan in dayton, ohio.ogan did mention the authorization from congress to authorize the war in iraq, it is still in play, but there is now an effort underway in congress to repeal the iraq war authorization. here is an article from npr that says, a bill ending iraq war authorizations has cleared a procedural hurdle in the senate and is expected to be taken up by the chamber for a final vote next week, as in this upcoming week, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the u.s. invasion of iraq. i will skip down. it is an open ended justification that presidents have used to carry out military actions in iraq, allowing congress to reinsert its authority when it comes to where and when to send troops into battle. that bill vote could happen as early as this week to repeal the iraq war authorization 20 years later. let's go back to the phone lines. marriott is calling from fort washington, maryland on the democratic line. caller: good morning c-span and everyone. i so appreciate the callers who know the truth be