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he's been inspecting railroad cars for 17 years for norfolk southern. just a few miles away from the east, palestine, ohio, derailment, he says the industry has changed over time. when i started 17 years ago, we had 3 minutes per car to inspect each car and now it's been cut back to one minute per car or less. so that's when a lot of things got left go instead of taking them out of service, they let it go to the next location and, you know, knock on wood, i guess you know. most of the time they make it in response. norfolk southern said a study of experienced crews found a one minute average cycle time per car, but said this is a guideline for crews and that the company's current average inspection time is approximate 2 minutes. adding the company's practices exceed federal guidelines. when you look around, when you see what's happened in the industry, what do you think that it imposes a threat to public safety? obviously, if you're not doing the quality inspection, you know you're going to have more accidents and more catastrophic things happen. i want

if you want to help the norfolk wildlife _ help.her to help nature. ian barmer, bbc news i , norfolk. looking lovely. looking beautiful but will it look beautiful elsewhere? louise can tell us. sunshine and showers for most. it is a really messy weather story throughout the day to day but you can see this is just an hour ago in kent, we have some rain and the potential for some kent, we have some rain and the potentialfor some rain kent, we have some rain and the potential for some rain towards london because the marathon. it might suit some people because it means it will not be too hot but as you can see from the raider, quite a messy picture in terms of the way the rain is at the moment. this clump we are keeping an eye on and it mightjust drift towards the london area and produce heavier bursts for a time. i think there will be some wet weather around. it will be some wet weather around. it will not be a complete washout at all and some temperatures might suit some because they are not too wild, particularly if you're in a rider

is norfolk southern saying the same thing?when we look at norfolk southern's margins, we've got to take out the impact from the accident. when you do a takeout -- when you take out, it impacts it year-over-year. a lot of that has to do with inflationary pressures they are facing. railroads in general tend to be more profitable from a margin standpoint, relative to trucking . truckload, some of the best operators, if they are operating in double-digit margins, that is a well-run company. railroads can operate anywhere between 35 percent and 45% margins. it is a much more profitable business. that being said, it is highly intensive, repairing return on capital. there might be somewhat simpler numbers. you are talking about miles and miles and fixed infrastructure that not only has to be put in the ground, but has to be maintained so we avoid the things we saw in february in ohio. kriti: the operating ratio weighing in on the shares, norfolk southern shares down by 1.7%. lee klaskow, thanks for walking us through the earnings pic

police say a norfolk southern locomotive and 11 train cars derailed in jasper saturday night.volved, but diesel fuel and engine oil spilled. the crew members were briefly trapped in the engine room, treated at a hospital, and released. last month the ntsb said it's investigating norfolk southern's safety culture after several accidents. >>> coming up, mario madness. how "the super mario bros. movie" is thrilling audiences worldwide and raking in millions. g, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep— you know, insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-approved insomnia medication for adults, you would not believe the things i used to think about when i couldn't sleep. hey, linds. i need you to sign this business contract. all 114 pages. lindsey! lindsey! hey, lindsey! it's workout time. hey, big man, we're in the middle of something here. yeah, it's called physical fitness. just a couple dozen more questions, lindsey. don't forget to pack your phone charger for tomorrow morning's flight. it's plugged in right over there. lindsey? quviviq helps you get more sleep. and w

i would say that i believe norfolk southern is doing what they can at the moment. diana elser owns a popular hot dog stand in town and lives less than a mile from the derailment. she's an example of a divide here between those who want to leave and be compensated and people like her who want to stay. why are you yelling at people that are still here? trying to make sure the town doesn't die in the meantime, because if all our small businesses go away, the town will die in the middle of it. all people like vanessa kostanic and her three year old son, i do kind of want to get out of town, you know, just for his sake, just in case just to be safe, says she has little resources and fewer places to turn for help. you know, i can't just pick up and leave like most people can. and, um so you know, i kind of am kind of just, you know, a little stuck. so again. what's unclear here is how some folks are going to be compensated for their losses, even after all of this time. meanwhile here in his palestinian, there are some slogans around town that read east palestine get read

according to norfolk southern, the locomotive rolled on its side spilling diesel fuel and engine oil. there are no reports of a hazmat situation. 2 crew members did have to be taken to the hospital, though. crews are now working to clean up those cars. >> the british broadcasting corporation is in a labeling dispute with twitter now the popular social media platform has branded the bbc, a government funded media organization which the bbc says it's not accurate. britain's national broadcaster says it's mostly funded by a license fee paid yearly by households in the uk. the fee is also required to watch any non bbc channels, the british broadcaster says it's seeking a swift resolution to this issue. twitter did cause a stir when it labeled and pr america's national public radio state affiliated media, which is the same title given to propaganda networks in places like china or russia. when npr said it wouldn't tweet from the account while the label was in place. twitter did relay blip government funded media. >> tesla striking a deal to build a mega factory in shanghai to build powerfu

i would say that i believe norfolk southern is doing what they can at the moment. diana elser owns a popular hot dog stand in town and lives less than a mile from the derailment. she's an example of a divide here between those who want to leave and be compensated and people like her who want to stay. why are you yelling at people that are still here trying to make sure the town doesn't die in the meantime? because if all our small businesses go away, the town will die caught in the middle of it. all people like vanessa kostanic and her three year old son kind of want to get out of town. you know, just for his sake, just in case just to be safe, says she has little resources and fewer places to turn for help. you know, i can't just pick up and leave like most people can. and, um so you know, i kind of am kind of just, you know, a little stuck. so again, jake. what is still unclear, even after all this time is how some oh, no homeowners here are going to be compensated for their losses. it's still basically and unanswered question for many of them. meanwhile as you l

headquarters and nato strategic command, headquarters in belgium, as well as the atp headquarters in norfolk, virginia. [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> the nato hymn will now be played. [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪

>> also, the justice department is taking legal action against norfolk southern over that toxic train derailment in ohio. that's after the break. >> the justice department is suing norfolk southern over the toxic train derailment that happened recently in east palestine, ohio. federal prosecutors say they want to hold the company accountable for environmental damage. look at that. they claim oil and other hazardous material have polluted waterways and violated the clean water act. people who live in the area say they're worried about the long-term effects as well. the justice department says it wants to ensure the railroad company pays for the full costs of the cleanup. the company insists it will do its part, too help the community recover. >> there was a real midair scare last night for the pilot of a light jet over florida. he had to make an emergency landing after losing part of the wing. the assessment was olying at about 27,000 feet over st. petersburg when this happened. part of the left wing came off, including the win. let that sir piece that extends vertically. know the tip

steve: very good reminder where people could go for that the norfolk group.org.t's free to download, anybody can look at it. steve: wonderful, great to see you. in the mornings as a maker the kids breakfast and taking them to school i listen to npr so you don't have to and yes is sanctimonious and institutionally biased in favor of the establishment of the left-leaning group but sometimes it's so extraordinarily out of touch that it is offensive. listen to this earlier this week. >> after former president donald trump's indictment and newark some prominent republicans have accused alvin bragg of enabling a crime wave in the city. earlier this week members of the house judiciary committee held a hearing in manhattan about the city so-called crime problem but experts say that is not quite right. steve: so-called crime, multiple suspects brutally beat a bodega owner wall racial slurs and brooklyn pretty woman was viciously assaulted by a homeless man in queens at a subway station leaving her blind, was at a so-called crime. an asian woman assaulted and punch to the

the nasdaq gained 55, and the s&p 500 lost 15 points. >>> norfolk southern says a february train derailmentn. profits were down about by a third due to that disruption. the atlanta-based company committed $30.9 million to the cleanup and community response in ohio. >>> amazon is scrapping its halo fitness tracker. the e-commerce company said as of july 31st, devices will no longer be supported. customers who bought trackers in the last year are now eligible for a full refund including on subscription fees. this comes three years after amazon launched its fitness and tracking brand. >>> and here's your chance to buy some rock and roll history. freddie mercury's collection of costumes, art, and even handwritten lyrics to hits like "we are the champions" and "killer queen when auctioned off in september. some of the items will tour new york and los angeles this june. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> james corden will end his eight-year run tonight as host of the "late late show." the comedian is saying good-bye to fo

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headquarters and nato strategic command, headquarters in belgium, as well as the atp headquarters in norfolk, virginia. [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> the nato hymn will now be played. [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> edward acorn has been a lifelong reader of abraham lincoln. in 2020 he published his first book on the 16th president called every jostled blood. subtitled the momentous inoculation of president lincoln. in his second book mr. acorn dropped back to the beginning of honest abe's national political career. the year was 1860. the subject matter, inside the republican convention held in chicago. this time the book is entitled the lincoln miracle. edward acorn is the editor of the providence journal and lives in behoved with, massachusetts. -- and lives in rehobeth, massachutt >> book notes plus is available on the c-span mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more including sparklight. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at sparklight it is our home too. right

for seven years norfolk has led the separation between the 31 countries and nato.land is the newest member of that list. he joined nato on april 4th this year just over a year after neighboring russia invaded ukraine. one of the captains of the finnish navy says this time next year he expects to have a bigger float like the other countries there. but for now just being present as an official nato member is good enough. >> sing all the flags flying with the other flags. it felt really deep in my heart. >>> a feeling returned by the thousands who are out in support of an alliance that brought multiple cultures to norfolk. >>> this weekend campaigning for the 2024 republican nomination is underway with former president donald trump participating locally and iowa. several potential challengers are making case for new leadership in the white house. some could formally enter the race this week. bradley blackburn has more. >> i will continue to fight. >> reporter: former president trump spoke by video on saturday night . >> we will become the very important 47 is an of th

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in norfolk and suffolk, some low cloud has been closing in. at cromer, it isjust 9 degrees. this stripe of low cloud, mist and murk will continue to encroach into the north sea coast as we move through this afternoon. many areas will continue with decent spells of sunshine, particularly widespread across eastern england away from east coast. in the west, it may squeeze out the odd shower. but with some cloudy to start off on tuesday. with clear skies, we could be seeing a touch of frost first thing on tuesday in the scottish highlands. high pressure still to the north—east for tuesday. a lot of fine weather to be found during the day. we stuck with that cloud across central and eastern areas. that will burn off during the morning, but we could pick up more cloud from the continent as we go into the afternoon and one or two showers will be possible across east anglia and the south—east. there it is again, that wind of the north sea around the southern flank of the area of high pressure. i am not brave enough for a dip in the north sea. it isjus

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a ceo headquarters in mines, belgium, and a c t headquarters in norfolk virginia. news i know meant on post a date or leave it to happen that i find long or sought leave to nest that the cool . ok, so are they? they seem we've done a mom or she has to know tall, able to come up multiple. she cannot all last sale a most been a week, and i say t a not folk gives you need oh i a in the nato him will now be played and met not leaving to denote all ah ah this concludes this has been the ceremony of, of the official ceremony poor a score, finland joining nato, taking place across in brussels at nato headquarters. we just heard the finished national anthem as the finished flag was raised for the very 1st time at nato headquarters. ah, finland becomes the 31st country to join to become a member of nato. ah, our correspond, terry schultz is on the scene there standing just outside nato headquarters. let's cross over to her now. terry nate, this has been applied to join nato last may in may of 2022, a following russia's invasion of ukraine. it, that really hasn't been very long just 11 months, b

. and parts of norfolk, but here, it should thin and break at times.ght or nine celsius underneath that cloud in the eastern scotland. 0vernight tonight, the wind is set to pick up and the cloud will thicken for many, too. more extensive cloud than last night, and it should be a frost—free start to the day tomorrow. there won't be too many issues with mist orfog either. now, as we kick off easter sunday morning, the cloud is thickening out towards the west, parts of northern ireland, we could see one or two showers here, moving into argyll and bute. by the time it gets to the end of the afternoon, the southerly wind will strengthen, but lots of sunshine around once again. still some cloud across eastern scotland. fair weather cloud through the afternoon, thickening at times. through the afternoon, highs between 16—17 celsius quite widely, could even possibly be the warmest day of the year so far at 18 degrees. but then, our weather front will be sweeping in from west overnight on easter sunday into easter monday itself. that should clear through the sm

aco headquarters in belgium, and act headquarters in | in belgium, and act headquarters in norfolk, virginiach anthem plays the nato him will now be played. -- the nato him will now be played. -- the nato him will now be played. -- the nato him. this concludes the flag raising ceremony. i invite the ministers to turn around for the family portrait. as always, with moments like this, the family portrait, the photo opportunity is an important part of the proceedings. and all the foreign secretaries and finnish president have turned around where they will be facing the world press and media, and this will be a great photo opportunity on one for the photo album, i'm sure. just to recap what happened today, as we have been bringing you the latest live on there. finland has become the 31st member of nato. there is a family photo. smiles from all of the ministers. and the handshake that between jens ministers. and the handshake that betweenjens stoltenberg and the president of finland. so, this ceremony marks the end of a process that began a year ago when finland together with sweden applied to be

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jonah fisher, bbc news, in norfolk.oured with a guinness world record. tom street's lifelong love of music has seen him named as the longest—serving man to play in a brass band, 82 years and 332 days. our correspondent heidi booth tells us more. brass band plays this is the moment 95—year—old tom street found out he was an official guinness world record holder, for the longest—serving male member of a brass band. cheering and applause i wondered what it was all about. and then looking around and seeing all the friends was here. it means very much to me when i see how they've all come along, because we've played with them through the years. tom joined heage band when he was 1a years old. he's been a member for over 82 years. it's been his life basically two or three times a week, and i think without him, the band wouldn't have existed or wouldn't be here today. so it's an amazing effort. the whole surprise was arranged by tom's grandson, louis, who spent nine months gathering all the evidence guinness needed to award tom

norfolk southern cleaning up after another train derailment this time in pittsburgh.e cars jumped the tracks, thankfully we are told the cars were empty and no one was the saddest incident comes about two months after norfolk southern train derailed leaking hazardous chemicals in east palestine, ohio. i'm claudia. back to one nation. ♪ r brian: remember the botched afghanistan withdrawal? how can anyone forget the chaotic harrowing images. the biden administration just released their review of how the exit was handled. and they are proud of it. chaos? what chaos? >> for all this talk of chaos i didn't see it. not from my perch. at one point there was an aircraft taking off with afghans and americans alike every 40 minutes. brian: it hurts to watch that it's so dishonest. my next guest helped write the report and president biden wouldn't even take a briefing on it. >> how many years in. >> 31 years. >> how many tours in afghanistan? >> two. >> how many in iraq? >> three. i was assigned to qatar during the evacuation. brian: you wanted to give the president a briefing o

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there are 30,000 chickens on this farm in norfolk.ine farms in total infected with the bird flu, which equated to hundreds of thousands of chickens and turkeys that unfortunately had to be culled. it's devastating for the business and for me and my colleagues, who work on the farms. there's nothing worse. more than 5 million farm birds have died or been culled in this outbreak, with wild birds blamed for spreading the disease. now, after several months of falling cases, the decision has been taken to let the birds out. and, as the weather warms up, the balance says that now is the time with that reduced level and with consideration of welfare impacts to let the birds out. but my clear message for everybody is biosecurity requirements and precautions, whilst birds are out, are still required to be in place. britain is a country of egg eaters. we crack our way through about 13 billion in a typical year, with two thirds of them free range. at this egg packing facility in suffolk, they've become used to putting on stickers, which signal t

and we couldn't trust the epa or the norfolk southern to do what they needed to do.xin levels they say are safe, i don't think any of it is safe obviously because everyone is getting so sick. we just got back surface results from a chair on my porch and it also has dioxins in it. everything has it. >> tucker: a chair on your porch. >> yeah, it's outside, inside, everywhere. >> tucker: since you live there you notice health problems with your neighbors. >> yeah, the last time it took me two weeks, i would go back for a little bit and then leave and it would only take me half a day to feel better. this last time i was down two weeks. i couldn't even get out of bed in order to take care of my children. i had to have my mother do it for me. i just -- it just makes your stomach pain. i mean, people have been now reporting their ears have been bleeding and kids that are coughing up blood. there's -- it's just so bad. >> tucker: that's horrifying. >> and then you have to wait at a church for 3.5 hours in order to get any assistance from norfolk southern and they pick and ch

so first thing in the morning, the rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlandsery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but north of that, not a bad start. it will be a chilly start. a touch of frost not out of the question across the grampian, but at least in scotland and northern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10—12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium, perhaps, across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of

. >>> today in alabama another derailment of a norfolk southern trail. 11 cars and a locke mote i cameff the praks. two crew members in the locomotive were trapped but rescued. >>> now to augusta, georgia, after a soggy weekend that interrupted play, there's a new winner at the masters. >> reporter: jon rahm, the 28-year-old from spain won the 87th masters. first hole on thursday a double bogey. he said thank goodness it was the first hole. he shot a 3 under par 69 today to win the tournament. interestingly enough the two golfers that tied for second, brooks keoepka and phil mickelson, 3 of the top 6 finishers play on the liv tour. tiger woods withdrew. the cold and wet conditions too much for his body. jericka? >> jim axelrod at the maxers, thank you. >>> to the french alps now where four hikers were killed in an av avalanche. crews were able to resume or will resume the search efforts for two missing hikers starting tomorrow morning. >>> in the american west, some places the snow just won't stop. look at the numbers. this vermont total of 221 inches at stowe ski resort. over 700 inch

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a beautiful picture from one of our weather watchers in norfolk.f course, the sun is strong, the frost doesn't last very long, and indeed come across england and wales today, a lot of sunshine, but not necessarily in northern ireland and scotland. here, in fact, in northern ireland and scotland. here, infact, closerto in northern ireland and scotland. here, in fact, closer to a weather front, with thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain on the way, later on today. this weather front is just approaching ireland right now, whereas the high pressure is nosing in over england and wales, and talking of noses, the pollen levels are pretty high across england and where is, at least southern parts, through today. the levels will change through the week, but some of us are certainly already noticing that pollen. here are the temperatures, 11—14 north or south. thicker cloud out towards the north—west is that when different approaches. some rain into belfast by early mid evening. into the western isles, may be the fringes of wales and cornwall by the end of the

justice department filing a lawsuit against norfolk southern over the train derailment that happened in east palestine, ohio last month. the suit accuses the railway company of unlawfully polluting the country's waterways and violating the clean water act. the act prohibits groups from releasing toxic pollutants into waterways without a government permit. the justice department also wants to hold the company accountable for the full cost of the environmental cleanup. the federal government is the latest group to sue norfolk southern in response to the february 3rd derailment. >> pope francis was discharged from the hospital today after being diagnosed with bronchitis earlier this week. pope francis is now 86 years old. he was hospitalized back on wednesday. his hospitalization tomes ahead of the busiest week on the christian calendar to mark the celebration of easter. the pope telling reporters and well-wishers who had waited outside the hospital for him. quote, i wasn't frightened. i'm still alive. a vatican spokesman said yesterday the pope is expected to take part in this weekend'

a top temperature of 13 across norfolk and may be suffolk where the rain hasn't really started and things briefly a bit brighter. we could get late sunshine in wales and the south—west as the rain pushes eastwards overnight as the showers die away in scotland and northern ireland but we keep cloud and rain across eastern parts of england keeping the temperature is higher. but with clearer skies elsewhere temperatures will be close to freezing and like last night in northern ireland temperatures could be as low as minus four degrees here. into the weekend we see the weather improving, things turning drier, a little bit warmer and we will see sunshine at times. we start with cloud across eastern england, a bit of patchy rain left from overnight tending to fade away. as the cloud breaks up and we get some sunshine that will trigger some showers for eastern england, perhaps eastern parts scotland of which could be on the sharp side. further west it looks like it will be dry, a fair bit of sunshine but feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine and light winds, and temperatures a little higher th

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many if their initial report, they stated they observed norfolk southern putting track over contaminated in this case. why didn't they stop them? they're supposed to protect us. will: rick and and dj, that's still concerning but also inspirational when you see a community coming together and hopefully at some point, we could only hope, it would be seen by the president of the united states. thank you both. >> thanks, will. >> thank you. will: coming up, former president donald trump giving a thumbs up despite the indictment against him. a former fbi agent who quit the agency because she says the justice system became politically weaponized reacts next. there are pedro was born with a cleft lip and palate that threatened his future and impaired his speech, but his cleft condition didn't define him. he's playful, smart, loving. pedro is like any child you know and love. children like pedro need your help. thousands of children are born with cleft conditions and have no access to surgery. with your support, operation smile can heal them. scan or go online to give a new smile to a child like

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the federal government is suing norfolk southern over the toxic train derailment. in ohio. thousands of residents were forced to evacuate after that derailment in february as toxic chemicals were burned off to avoid an explosion. many people there are concerned about long term health issues from exposure. the justice department suit aims to hold the company accountable for environmental damage. the norfolk southern ceo has promised to pay for the cleanup , and the railroad has pledged $20 million to help the community rebuild. some tesla semi trucks are already getting hit with their first recall. the move comes just four months after the start of the electric vehicles deliveries, tesla is recalling them over a defective parking brake valve. it could fail to move into the park position when the parking brake is activated. the problem could allow the trucks to roll away. so far, there have not been or s due to rollaway incidents. of the u. s government is rolling out stricter tax rules for electric vehicles they will reduce or cut tax credits on some zero emission models. a

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