we are going to invest in the long term health of east palestine to help east palestine thrive.onna make norfolk southern a safer railroad. absolutely. >> you heard some skeptical questions earlier from a gentleman there with you who noted that he felt that people were told it was clear to go back to their homes, just of the trains could be running again. you said earlier, it was a down payment, $7 million norfolk southern gonna give to make sure the citizens, the impacted residents of east palestine will be okay. $7 million. at the same time, we should note, norfolk southern spent to -- 7.5 billion dollars in stock buyback benefiting shareholders, your company is also spent tens of millions of dollars in the last two decades lobbying congress and various administrations to loosen regulations so that you can increase your profits well decreasing the safety for individuals like those in the room you're with. so, how can you respond to those credibly who say, you value the bottom line, your profits, more than you value the lives of the citizens whose community your trains drive-th

and east palestine.t we can do but we are certainly going to look at that and see if there's anything certainly that we can do. i know it is a tough one, i know it is a tough time. i think probably the most important thing we can do is to get the cleanup done as fast as we can. and people start having more confidence. i think overtime, when we continue to do these things, community will have more confidence. i think other people will have more confidence. in regards to the community as well. so obviously it is not easy. >> obviously, we understand, it's not gonna happen overnight, our businesses were not built overnight. but they were affected overnight, sir. and i think the biggest thing is there is a lot of people in the town, business owners as well that need to either kind of get back in the game or get out of town. i would love to stay in my town but obviously we need to be able to be open at full capacity? >> i understand, sir. i understand. >> let's go to sara sidner and east palestine. yeah we ar

i understand. >> let's go to sara in east palestine. >> we're in east palestine, just to be clear.ks here that have taken time out of their busy schedules and their sleep patterns to be with us. they are suffering, whether it be physical things or things to do with the economy. i will be talking to a couple of folks here. but first i want to go to grant. he is an attorney. he grew up here in east palestine. you have family here still. and you're looking at the possibility of putting together a lawsuit from what has happened. you wanted to say something, i think, to the governor. what is it? >> absolutely. first off, thank you for giving me this opportunity, jake, sara. myself and my legal team of mottley rice are honored with the opportunity. we did file paperwork this afternoon against norfolk southern for two class actions. governor, you keep stating that everything is safe. if it's safe, then how do you explain the virtual masses of people going to the medical facility that are not being helped? you have people with diarrhea, digestive problems, puking, sore throats, extreme mig

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there also is a pull on the east and chemical omission east palestine ohio. how much trust would you have in your state and federal leaders to respond to a similar incident. here are their findings. of the ones who were pulled, i trust them a lot -- 19% said that. i trust them a little -- 40%. i don't trust them at all -- 41%. this morning, your trust level of government during disaster. (202) 748-8000 for eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 for mountain and pacific. here's the headline in the hill. pete buttigieg travel to east palestine thursday amid criticism that the biden administration is not doing enough. he was on cbs earlier this week. >> there are several things we're working on, even while we continue to respect the work of the independent ntsb. the national transportation safety board which is independent from my department. it is leading the safety investigation. it will take a while for the report to come through, but we don't have to wait for that report in order to take certain steps we are calling for and taking right now. but toda

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history. >> liz, it doesn't look like president biden will visit east advice --will visit east paleste anytime soon. >> when you are seeing the federal government on the ground providing the assistance that is needed, that is doing it directly. they are doing it on the direction of the president. reporter: biden may be taking crews from transportation secretary pete buttigieg. buttigieg admitting hindsight is 2020 -20. >> i was taking pains to respect the role that i have and the role i don't have. but that should not have stopped me from weighing in about how i felt about what was happening. reporter: the white house is punching back at what they call bad faith attacks. and criticizing the trump administration for letting this happen in the first place saying they worked in lock step to lower the rules. it's clear there will be a lot of scrutiny on norfolk 7's rules which may have played a role in sandusky, ohio in october. liz: east palestine, ohio resident, misty, we are worried for you guys. did feet buttigieg's visit have any impact? >> i would say it's good that he came and it wa

east paalestino, ohio s not a huge place. it's about 5,000 people and east palestine was the place that produced dishes and cups and pitchers for america's hotels and enormous ceramics works there employed much of the town and it's all gone and the town is much poorer for it and the median income is lass than $45,000. east palestine is overwhelmingly white and politically conservative. more than 70% of the voters in the surrounding counties supported donald trump in the last election. that shouldn't be relevant but you're about to hear, it very much is. 11 days ago, 150 car train derailed in east palestine and it spewed poisonous chemicals onto the ground and in the surface waters. after the crash, the ohio state epa found evidence of yabbial acura late in the water and streams and creeks that feed it. this was more of a concern for east palestine given the ohio river supplies drinking water to about a tenth of the u.s. population. this train derailment was a environmental disaster. not an environmental disaster like climate

no mention of east palestine.ou have not had pete buttigieg going there yet and he had the audacity to say this is my personal time. the people of east palestine right now, their personal time involves worrying if they have cancer. some of them or perhaps getting cancer in th inin the future. some of getting their own testing because they do not trust the testing of the federal government. it is insane that the current president do not go there but a good upon the former president, president trump who's going there tomorrow to bring a spotlight to this town of forgotten men and women. >> now, we have dead fish, we have dead animals and rightly so, we have people worrying about the air they are breathing. the water they'll be drinking. the long-term impact of all of this. i can't blame them and they see joe biden over in ukraine offering a massive amount of money, far more than europe ever is willing to pay in terms of this is a conflict in their backyard and not our backyard. they're not going to pay their fair sh

hamilton to the east of san jose. the real action is across southern california where they're seeing those same low snow levels. north of downtown los angeles. as the low moves out, what will be moving in tomorrow is a more mild storm that will bring us some rain at times for sunday, followed up by a second storm monday that once again will bring low snow levels back to the bay area. look at that. 2,000 to 3,000 feet, again not as low as this last week, but still low enough that our bay area hilltop will get another chance for seeing some snow. you could see as one cold low moves out, here's the next one that moves in for monday. that will be driving snow levels downward, and early projections are around the diablo range, toward mt. hamilton, and around the santa cruz mountains, you'll see the snow totals starting to come up again. look at that -- on monday, across the north bay peaks, elevations above 2,500 feet have a chance for seeing more snow. it's not just a little bit of snow but maybe five to seven feet of sno

palestine, the congresswoman tulsi gabbert is in east palestine and offering some help.he's a fox news contributor, as she joins us live. congresswoman, thank you for being here. what do you see and what have you seen over your visit over the past day? >> reporter: i spent the day out here with resident of east palestine traveling touring through the areas that have been most devastated by this toxic disaster. i got to tell you everything they have been through, i am just inspired by the hope and the resilience that they still show through it all this community and those around it have turned out like nothing else to support each other. unfortunately, in the face of a lack of support of really coming from the federal government and that's the feeling i am walking away with is this deja vu sense that i have gotten over and over how the american people in a time of disaster and catastrophe are left with begging for support from the government that's supposed to provide it for them. today, we have seen it and we heard from jackson, mississippi, my home state. when the milit

she's announced that she's running east bay. congresswoman barbara lee has also hinted that she plans on running as well. she just has not yet made that publicly official. >> let's take a live look at the conditions this morning that we're tracking on storm tracker. 4. we've got a very fast-moving rain storm and its intense at times, as you can see down south right now, the yellow, the red, those are the most >> intense downpours happening there. some up like pleasanton too. we'll be back with more and check your neighborhood just >> 7.24 on the clock. and happening tomorrow, the chinese new year parade comes back to san francisco. obviously video from years past. this is the year of the rabbit which symbolizes longevity and peace and prosperity. the parade as we know, you see across hundreds of thousands of people. but this year, organizers think. maybe up to a million people might show up. and that's why police want to put the word out that they're working around the clock to make sure everybody is safe. that's why it's import

the far east became the point of attraction for the eu due to the increased load on the eastern test site, its infrastructure was not ready for such a rapid growth. the president of russia set the task of increasing the pace of construction of railway facilities in this direction , we are talking about the need and in fact. we are already starting to actually expand the so-called eastern range, that is, we are working to increase the throughput capacity of railways in e in far eastern direction, but from there we also need to export a large amount of cargo. e. first of all, this is imported cargo hmm e, import cargo is the main problem, and the export of sports containers to the far east has become an additional train to solve it. in addition, companies began to actively use floor wagons. the technology has effectively proven itself in december, about a quarter of trains leaving the eastern direction were loaded with gondola cars, given that there was an imbalance between export import shipments, of course, part of the volume. we have provided export wagons and universal in this rega

the east bay bike party group. working with law enforcement, hoping the people responsible will get caught. now while opd responded, i also reached out to berkeley and emeryville police. they did not respond to my requests for comment. i'm sara stinson reporting. i'll send it back to you. all right, sarah, thank you. >> police are looking for the driver who ran over an elderly woman. this happened in castro valley. it happened last night in a church parking lot on grove way between center and bet lynn police say a man intentionally hit a 77 year-old woman before fleeing the scene. images police shared to show the woman walking past the car and then her body can be seen on top of the car's hood. the car is described as a mid 2010 white nissan sentra. the woman did suffer minor injuries. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >> barricades that were intended to try to prevent people from driving on cap street in san francisco's mission district appear to not be working quite as intended. these are pictur

now even in the east, 80% are in favor of ukraine joining nato to the north, and in general, a higherntage than 80 support ukraine's accession to nato in groups a little less for such people among the older age groups. but among all age categories, support for ukraine's accession to nato and even more so to the european union prevails, and even more than 90% of ukrainians believe that in 10 years ukraine will be prosperous a member of the european union and are ready to endure for several years in order to achieve this goal, and that is, in fact, this whole war is perceived as not just some existential struggle for survival - of course it is. are formed, including a sharp decrease in the number of species willing to go abroad , more people want to stay, live in ukraine , build in ukraine, resist the pile-up and press-5 to this happy future. shame that for this we had to start launching rockets at us, mr. anton, thank you for the work presented on our broadcast by anton hrushevskyi, deputy director of akmis , about the latest sociological survey, in particular , of the international in

we have the latest from east palestine. >> reporter: the residents of east palestine, ohio, again left swimming in a sea of doubt >> who can you really believe, you know >> reporter: health and safety concerns still rampant, more than three weeks after the norfolk southern toxic train derailment >> we had eyes that were burning. i couldn't stop sneezing for half an hour >> reporter: federal authorities announcing the shipment of contaminated waste from the site would resume tomorrow to two new locations in ohio. >> all of this is great news for the people of east palestine and the surrounding community. because it means that the cleanup can continue at a rapid pace >> reporter: this latest development comes after officials announced they were halting shipments of the toxic train waste to two epa-approved disposal sites in michigan and one in texas will that continue in any capacity is that material being vetted? >> that material was already vetted they are not currently accepting anymore. >> reporter: still, wayne county michigan executive warren evans saying he felt blindsided by last

the railway has been handing out $1 thousand checks to east palestine residents. they're being forgotten. not everyone in the small town of 4700 is scared or feeling sick. we spoke to the head of the youth basketball program. i canceled a hoops tournament robbing kids of a chance to compete. >> our sports program in east palestine has had a series of cancellations that have affected our sports program. we had a series of tournaments that bring in revenue for our district. about $40,000. that was canceled because of the hysteria around this whole event because no teams wanted to come to east palestine. >> cleanup efforts continue here after the massive derailment less than a mile from where i'm standing. some residents have appreciated what norfolk southern is doing to compensate them and others remain angry. now they say their property values have plummeted. donald trump visits here wednesday. >> bill: thank you, lucas. >> right to be skeptical. the epa administrator, state and federal, said that but when you return to your home, we think the water is safe. when y

the snow-capped mountains east of san jose.ana, my producer and i, were driving to gilroy yesterday and it felt like you were in a different part of the state when all of this beauty, when you look both ways of 101, beautiful mountains out there. this storm system that is rolling in, a little different and warmer. so you might not be feeling as cold. most of the temperatures running in the 40s. 37 in los gatos. and stop ranger, this rain pushing to the east, but another round of rain is right behind it. it's going to intensify in san rafael by about 10:00 a.m. this morning. noon, heavier downpours. i'll track this and much more coming up. >>> we begin with breaking news right now. police are investigating a deadly shooting in the east bay. it happened just before k this morning on east bound 580 in oakland on an off ramp. a witness called them saying they saw a woman being assaulted on the off ramp. when the chp responded, they found a black woman shot and killed. the shooter remains on the loose. the edwards off ramp on 580 is

well, it was east azerbaijan in the yom allah march on 22 bahman. before we travel to the province, tell them that the enemies, opponents and hypocrites of the islamic republic of iran are planning and designing every trick and development for the holy system of the islamic republic of iran from a they are oblivious to the miracle of unity and solidarity, a miracle that brings all people together with every language, accent, and dialect and brings them together with words of color, nation, and tribe . during the 40 years of the motorcycle that you saw in the slogan of the yom allah march on the 22nd of bahman 1401, which you saw, iran is strong for 44 years, the pride of the people today in the cities and villages, the pride in different moments, spheres and fields , they were happy that iranians are in different political, social, economic and cultural fields the military and security forces have been able to give their country many sacred honors under the shadow of the holy system of the islamic republic of iran. in our trip to east azarbaijan pro

again, that is ema.ohio.gov/east palestine. so we expect them to come to town probably on monday and we'll be in the process of putting that clinic together. again, we know there are some people who do not have insurance. we also know that we have people who may not even have a primary doctor. we want to make sure they have a place to go. a central place where they can go to get help. again, this is not based on anything that we are seeing in the sampling of the air, not based on anything we're seeing in the sampling of the water. the water is good to drink if it is coming from the municipal water system. the air, we will continue to monitor the air but so far we've seen nothing in regard to the air out of the ordinary. but we will continue to do that. we know that this whole last several weeks has taken a tremendous toll on residents in east palestine and it has been a traumatic experience for all of them. working with the county, alcohol, drug and mental health board we're supporting a number of local -- local mental health r

it is nato that accused china of the incident during a trip to east asia and said that it may adopt a policy similar to russia in ukraine . we should not allow it for russia to win in ukraine, to collect aid for people, the only mission of the nato secretary general in east asia, what happens in europe today can happen in east asia tomorrow, it is developing its nuclear and military capabilities in the adventure zone around taiwan. last month, during his visit to america, the japanese prime minister threatened the east asian region with a severe security crisis . our prediction is that a similar event is waiting for ukraine in this region. china, russia and north korea who are against the international order have nuclear weapons, but nato allies in east asia have such weapons, this is a dangerous situation for the world , and last summer, in its summit meeting in madrid, spain invited for the first time the song of japan, south korea, australia, after this meeting, now the secretary general's statements nato in east asia speaks of the most extensive program of the organization for thi

you think east palestine is a big deal?housand trains derail every year in the united states says pete buttigieg, who presumably has the stats on it. did you know that? are you okay with a thousand trains a year derailing in your country? don't a lot of these trains carry highly dangerous chemicals through highly populated areas? yeah. so if you were pete buttigieg, put yourself in his tiny position for a moment, if you were him, wouldn't fixing that, this ongoing disaster, be your very first priority? of course it would be, but you're not pete buttigieg. pete buttigieg doesn't care about trains derailing. he cares about equity. trains derailing? that's fine. you're fine. you're so fine that people show up to test the air in the water after a train derailment wearing hazmat suits, because the air and water are perfectly safe, as long as you're wearing a hazmat suit. see. there's a simple solution to this. stop whining. what does norfolk southern think about all of this? we don't know, because they skipped the town hall last

a mild day — temperatures 9 celsius in scotland, highs of 1a or 15 in east anglia and the south—east.oon, some rain coming in here as well, and this other area of low pressure comes in overnight. not particularly windy, but it will bring some wet weather for northern areas for a while, maybe some snow over the scottish mountains. most of that wet weather is out into continental europe by saturday morning, leaving behind this band of thicker cloud and patchy rain, southern scotland heading into the central belt. sunshine to the north of that and elsewhere in the uk, we'll see some sunshine at times, there will be some cloud as well. breezy perhaps in southern areas of england. otherwise, the winds are much lighter on saturday and it's another mild day. for the second half of the weekend, we've got another area of low pressure approaching from the atlantic — that will strengthen the winds during sunday and bring some wetter weather for a while in northern ireland, but more particularly across scotland. and we'll see some patchy rain for northern england as well. further south, it may we

>> by the way, lee has deep roots in the east bay. she attended mills college and cal and has represented the oakland area since 1998. >> one thing about oakland is that people tend to come together and unify. when there are differences of opinion, as there are on many of these issues, people have their activism activated and aren't afraid to speak out. >> right now lee likes far behind her son a competitors in fundraising, but she says she has a strong effort going online and is targeting donors who can do five dollars or $10 per month. >>> the berkeley mayor has announced his candidacy for state senate. his district represents unincorporated areas in contra costa county. the current state senator is terming out of the seat. >>> pope francis urged the 1.3 billion catholics worldwide to put aside materialism and self- centeredness to help others. the tradition of ash wednesday has catholics spreading ashes on their four head in the shape of a cross to remind them of mortality. >>> straight ahead in sports, what is going on in moraga?

>> miguel marquez in east palestine, ohio, for us. thanks so much. the derailment has always also opened new questions about whether the rail industry is lobbying too hard against safety regulations. cnn's pete muntean reports. >> reporter: the disaster in east palestine was predictable and preventable say rail safety advocates who want sweeping change to an industry they call offtrack. >> the regulatory process is completely broken. >> reporter: sarah fineberg says now is the time for shorter trains, more crew members onboard and better braking systems, proposed rules advocates say were rolled back by the trump administration or killed by lawmakers after lobbying by railroad companies. >> when they are able to push back on even common sense safety regulations because it's going to improve their bottom line, this is the kind of thing we end up with. >> it is the latest plea to fix failures in ohio by addressing them in washington. transportation secretary poout buttigieg insists his inaugural visit to east palestine on thursday will not be about poli

that's why we do not expect fema will come to east palestine. however, to make sure that if in the future, if in the future fema is ever needed, we want to preserve our rights to be able to ask them for help. so, to make sure that if fema is ever needed in the future to help residents in regard to this crash we're going to preemptively file a document with fema to preserve our rights in case we need their assistance in the future. we believe that the railroad should continue to pay and we're going to insist that they pay. whatever damages have been caused, the railroad is responsible for those damages. we're filing this paper with fema, just in case in the future we need that. say, for example, the railroad stops paying for a reason, we're still going to go after the railroad, but we want to make sure there will be support for people if that support does in fact stop from the railroad. let me move now to hhs. we know that the science indicates that this water is safe, the air is safe. but we also know very understandably that residents of east p

presidential candidate donald trump was also an east palestine this week. we will talk to a union official about how trump sided with railroad companies on critical safety issues. will the biden administration reverse those rollbacks? then we go to the west bank where palestinians held a general strike thursday after israeli forces killed 11 palestinians and injured 500 in a rare daytime military rate in nablus. >> it is a day of mourning. how will we be able to work and eat and drink when our brothers in nablus are being killed? we should stand in solidarity with the people of nablus and there should be a general strike. amy: we will speak to the israeli journalist amira hass and the palestinian activist issa amro, who was recently beaten by an israeli soldier while giving an interview. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations general assembly has voted in favor of a resolution condemning russia over its invasion of ukraine and demanding moscow withdraw its forc

the median income and in east palestine's $27,000 a year.e's obviously, a lot of resources and limitations of peoples ability. but it also struck by, their pride. this is their home. they love it. nobody wants to leave. they want to be, there they didn't to be safe. they want to have access to the basic things that they expect,, and how quickly their lives went from, you know, just normal every day living in their community to just completely uprooted, is devastating. >> so, on that point, what does happen when you don't feel safe in your own home? we're gonna talk to an ohio mental health official, after this. >> if you would you stay east palestine, would you come and spend the night there? >> yes, one of the clampdown yocum stay with us? within one mile? >> yes. i've been there three times. for a few hours. >> would you stay overnight for a period of time? >> yeah. >> okay, hopefully we hold you to that. ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the power

it's secretary of defence for east asia. great to get yol today.n newsday today. just to say, yet another unidentified flying object, there is not much we know about this at this point beyond the bare basics. what can you tell us?— can you tell us? well, you are riaht, can you tell us? well, you are right. the _ can you tell us? well, you are right. the fact _ can you tell us? well, you are right, the fact that _ can you tell us? well, you are right, the fact that facts - can you tell us? well, you are i right, the fact that facts remain very scant right now is what is disconcerting. what we do know of that since february the february the 4th, the united states air force has shot down four separate aircraft. to be perfectly honest, there hasn't been such a combat, if you will, over us guys since the attack on pearl harbor by imperialjapan. i find it again somewhat disconcerting that the us government, other than individual representatives, have not put out more information, because it is certainly starting to draw the attention of your average amer

police in the east bay. they're still looking for the driver or drivers who hit several bicyclist on friday in oakland. they hit them in berkeley and emeryville. this is a story we first brought you yesterday morning. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest on this investigation. >> i spoke with a bicyclist who lives in oakland. he was on his way home friday night from the east bay bike party when he was struck by a car and now he has to get surgery of nowhere. came this >> brooke, by much. but yeah, super russell heller was struck by a car on grand avenue in oakland around 11, 30 friday night after attending the east bay bike party. a monthly gathering for bicyclists all over the east. bay heller says this is the car that hit him. cell phone video and launch road driving very close to cyclists and then opening its door onto bikers nearly hitting them. you could even see someone's head popping out of the car. in one part of the video, this is one of the 2 cars that cyclists described being hit with and targeted

in east palestine, a environmental disaster and looking the other way. in new jersey, don't they love whales? they shouldn't be dying. if they can make money off of the big white thins that spin, everything is fine. >> i think the environmentalists have taken a vacation. certainly for the last several weeks or so. we're seeing what is happening in ohio. the whales washing up. the environmentalists don't care. this is the green lobby at work. they don't care about the environment. they care about control, they care about lining their pockets and they care about power. anything that will bring them attention, anything that will make their globalists desires come to reality. we're seeing that because the people in the midwest are being nuked right now. whales are washing up on the beach. they never admit that there's problems with this farce that they're trying to spin for the american people. they will never admit it. it pokes holes in their major agenda. they're marxist huggers. that's the green lobby and it's terrifying. >> pete: leo, they used to bo con

they have abandoned everything now and are asking to do something in the east, and where?vering something there in the south. and i have this impression, but tell mr. andriy, how painful is the loss of crimea in general for russia in general, from the point of view of the naval forces, can russia spread destabilization in the black sea without crimea? well, of course it is. it will be a very painful loss, because , let's say , if russia controls crimea, it controls the black sea, the mediterranean sea, and access to the atlantic, and this is what it has been doing for the last 8 years. novorossiysk is doing it. well, it doesn’t work out so well. that is, the black sea provides it. well, in principle, it’s not only there, the russian vision, there were many theorists who studied the black sea and say that the one who controls the crimea controls the black sea, well, we are there, that’s why it’s such an important factor, especially if you want to have some military influence there. well, i want to say that now ukraine controls 20% of its coast . 60% of which it will control

collecting aid for this is the only nato secretary general's mission in east asia and europe. it can be tomorrow in east asia is developing its nuclear and military capabilities in the region and adventure around taiwan are statements similar to the words of the japanese prime minister last month during his visit to the united states in a severe security crisis in the east asian region . our prediction is that something similar to ukraine is waiting for this region and nato during his trip to south korea and japan , he gave a green light to equipping the country with nuclear weapons in his unconventional statements. between russia and north korea, which are against the international order, they have nuclear weapons, but nato allies in east asia do not have weapons. this is a dangerous situation for the world. until summer in the past, in its summit meeting in madrid, spain invited the leaders of japan, south korea and australia for the first time. after this meeting, the statements of the nato secretary general in east asia indicate the broadest plan of the organization for th

the rain continues to push through the east bay. creeping toward the caldecott tunnel and walnut creek. this will be something that will be a factor for a lot of folks leaving over the next few. if you're going into the city tonight, note that we have a warriors game, that's one bit of activity around the 280 extension. so far, the freeways are moving smoothly. visibility may be tough, so keep that in mind, all along the peninsula where we've had early rain. a look ahead, friday, this whole stretch here between 380, 101, all the way toward redwood city and just shy of university, that's the stretch with the new express lanes that will be activated and charging you. keep in mind, the overhead signs are lit up. again, friday is when they start to charge. make sure you have the fast-track flex that you can set as far as the number of people in your car. south bay with a typical build. no major issues. there is a sharks game, so there will be exciting crowds around s.a.p. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:41 this morning. breaking the

the concerns are spreading way beyond east palestine. giant eagle, one of the largest supermarket chains in the country is pulling bottled water manufactured 25 miles from the derailment site amid concerns. they're not the only ones. they're growing all over the country where some of those dangerous toxins have been removed and a lot of people saying we don't want them. the president says he has no plans to go to east palestine. but should these developments force him to change his mind? we're going to ask ohio's lieutenant governor, john houston. he's here. i'm neil cavuto. the lieutenant governor will be coming to join us right now and we to have these various officials from the epa, fema and others that will address where this cleanup process stands. we should say it was temporarily stored for more than a temporary amount of time. mike tobin is there with the latest. mike? >> neil, the work is getting underway at the cleanup site here once again. it was halted over the weekend because they had a communication breakdown and ended up wi

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, the midlands, perhaps east wales and the west country.mind if you're planning to travel on tuesday. should tend to clear, though. then we'll see some spells of sunshine, another mild day, but cloud and patchy rain getting into parts of northern ireland and western scotland. the first sign of a change. now this frontal system is likely to move in from the west quite erratically, and there is a bit of uncertainty aboutjust how quickly it will make its move. but there is the chance, certainly the increasing chance of some rain pushing from the west towards the east as we head through the day on wednesday. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry for a good part of the day. and it's another mild day, 9 to 13 degrees. now, once that weather front has pushed through, that opens the door to further weather systems from the atlantic. so there will be some outbreaks of rain somewhere across the uk on thursday, perhaps chilly enough in the north of scotland for some wintry showers. but generally speaking, it is another mild day. now, as we look

they have people in front of me according to the group that runs the east bay bike party. more than 2 dozen of their bicyclists were targeted. more than 7 of them were we need is one of the cyclists hit and she says by the car seen in that video you can see i am. >> my left eyebrow. that was just like. >> covering me in blood need ended up missing the bike event to head to the er. meanwhile, heller says he's still not sure if he was either hit by the car or the car door happened very quickly. just kind of talk the they were kind of getting people at the door. the car. so it's like kind us. intentional. he's grateful he was wearing a helmet and then he wasn't more badly injured. they want talk to him coming up. so i'm feeling pretty fortunate that it wasn't a lot worse. heller says he went to the er and filed a police report with the oakland police department haven't heard back yet. we contacted opd. they didn't mention heller's case, but they did confirm a similar one that happened on the same night. a bicyclist was hit by a car door on boyd street and forest avenue around

widespread mid 30's for most of our north bay, east bay. and yes, even south bay valleys, even half moon bay cooling down to 38 degrees overnight with high temperatures tomorrow. very similar to what we saw today. upper 40's to low 50's easily 5 to 15 degrees below average when we should be in the low to mid 60's. this time of year. nowhere in sight to that 60 degree mark for the next 7 days are mild estate will be friday. we're going to be about 5 degrees below average, but a little bit milder in the mid 50's with partly cloudy skies with showers returning by next weekend. back to you, dan and well. theresa, thank you. if you've ever been frustrated with a family member or friend who messes up your group text because they don't have the same type of phone. is you? >> you're not alone. the battle over blue versus green bubbles has helped apple solidify its place among many smartphone users. rich demuro explains why in tonight's tech smart. >> thanks to green bubbles just ugly in general for me. i don't know. i don't like it. it's that age o

ah, we're joined today by ben ratner, a resident and business owner in east palestine. ohio. julie iraq is a reporter at the lever, who has covered the immediate aftermath of the disaster. she joins us from brooklyn, new york, san car, as senior vice president for programs at earth justice, a non profit environmental law organization. he is in washington dc. and of course, you can be part of today's conversation through our youtube chat, send us your questions and comments, and i'll put them directly to our guests. so much to discuss here been i want to start by sharing with our audience brief timeline of the events since the disaster happened on february. 3rd, we saw the train derail near east palestine, ohio. on february 6th crews began the controlled release of the chemical, as many still reported smelling the chemicals in the air and experiencing headaches, as well as burning sensations in their throats. and on february 8, they were told they could return. but since then, people have pets, for example, including cats and birds, have fallen ill since the derailment with so

erin is in east palestine helping people there. a hero to a lot of us and i think you will be a hero to the people of elast palestin. so good morning and thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> can talk about where you think in all your experience when you did in hinckley and what you have done since, where do you place this disaster in the larger context of disasters? >> like one i have never seen. i have been doing this 30 years now. the lack of information that has not been given it these people that they have been almost left here not knowing what's going on, where to go, what to do, who to turn to. their fear. i mean aushlgs of it feels very remnant to me of what happened in hinckley. and a community that we're showing up pretty late to the game that's already been through a lot. and my biggest concern from day one has been the people and what it is they don't know, what it is we need to find out quickly for their health and safety. and they are still so uncertain about this safety and coming back to this town. >> one of the