we put a number of questions to the southern trust. investigation in which it is fully engaged and a psni investigation, and was unable to comment on specific issues as a result. the trust offered its condolences to the family and said it will continue to offer them support. it said it has implemented a range of measures in bluestone to improve the quality and safety of care. in the years since sean's death, sinead boyle doesn't think the questions she has have been fully answered. two and a half years, can ijust say, is actually a long time. this process has been so long, so slow, i don't really know why, but in that time i have fought for the truth. what's life like without him? life is, er... ..lonely. it can be lonely, because he was so full of life. and he was my child, he was my baby, i was his mummy, and he's not here any more. i have to change my way of living, because i can't change what happened and i can't change him not being here. the sad part about this is it didn't need to be like this. there is some rain on the way but n

. >> ic president biden is here, joe biden is so old that it can't be trusted to secure the southern's a disgrace paired what happened in this country? what you think? >> is that -- is that all of the joke? that's the setup? >> yes, set up, punch line. >> no. no. >> okay, how about this? first lady jill biden is in attendance, i notice she prefers dr. joe biden, but i do not respect the work she did to achieve that title in large part due to her gender. i went there, what do you think? >> i don't know if these are the jokes that i would use personally, but i think, these jokes would kill on newsmax, let me just say that for sure. >> so how about this? nancy pelosi is here with her husband paul, personally i wish he had sub come to injuries that night. [drumroll] okay, you have to use that one, what you say? >> tyler, do you do stand up? have you ever? >> no, but i have thrown a lot of stuff at stand-ups. and that is "hot take jokes about to liberals for once." i thought of a good response to the woman who told me to shush at the movies in 2006, so let's wrap it there. thank you to my

norfolk southern, you've broken your trust with the american people, the american people and of courseof east palestine deserve answers. >> a date for the senate committee hearing has not yet been set. norfolk southern did not immediately respond to a request for comment about whether shaw would testify. hearing from transportation pete buttigieg about those efforts to hold norfolk southern accountable in rail safety regulations when he joins us on "morning joe" a little later today. >>> also a new report from the government accountability office has determined the fbi and capitol police identified credible threats of violence the days leading up to january 6th, but the threats weren't shared or acted upon. according to the 122-page report from the non-partisan agency the failure to fully process and adequately share information left law enforcement unprepared for the attack on the capitol. the report revealed some specific tips that were obtained by federal agencies ahead of january 6th. for instance, we learned investigators from the department of homeland security reviewed a tip bef

southern california. became part of the rockefeller's standard oil trust in the latter part of the 1800s, and then becamendard oil california when the standard oil trust was broken up. our headquarters and home has always been in california. we've been around for 143 years and we made the first discovery in the middle east, first discovery of oil in saudi arabia, among other milestones. a long history of the world reflected in our company. david: if i go to a gas station to get gas for my car, is there really a difference between the oil that chevron may have produced, is that gasoline six pretty much all the same? mike: there are minimum standards that have to be met from products. then what you find is that different companies either exceed those by more or less than others, and also we have special additives. we have a wholly-owned additive company that manufactures an additive called techron to keep engine parts clean. as engines get more sophisticated, you can have carbon deposits that can affect performance in your cylinders, your injectors. techron cleans that up better than others. david: if you

southern california. became part of the rockefeller standard oil trust in the latter part of the 1800s and then became standardil california when the standard oil trust was broken up. our headquarters has always been in california. we have been around for 143 years and a part of the world's history. made the first discovery in the middle east, saudi arabia, along with other milestones. . a long history of the world reflected in our company. david: if i go to a gasoline station want to get gasoline for my car, is there a really a difference between the oil that chevron produces and one of your competitors? is that gasoline pre-much all the same? mike: there are specifications, minimum standards and have to be met for products. what you find its different companies either exceed those by more or less than others. also, we have special additives. we have an additive company that when you factors an additive called tech ron that has a special -- techron to keep engines clean. you will have carbon deposits that can affect performance in your cylinders, injectors. techron cleans that up. david: if you are driving al

they brought fentanyl through the southern border and have dna -- i wouldn't trust anything the chinese doing. >> todd: in this piece making meeting do you expect vladimir putin to walk away with a whole lot more chinese weapons? weapons? >> absolutely. it allows them to really put their stake into ukraine. look for us, as we decrease our number of ships by two a. >> the talks between xi and speedy putin, what do you think they mean by new approaches? >> they are just playing out their strategy. the ultimate goal is to destroy the united states peer of the chinese have 100 year marathon to replace the united states as the world superpower and they are well ahead of schedule. they are strategizing right now. >> todd: xi is bold if the last two years of the biden form policy had not been carried out like it did? >> absolutely not. if it was another president, then absolutely he would not be doing all of these meetings with putin. we have to look at the ultimate goal which is to replace the united states as the superpower. >> ashley: there are reports president biden said he will make a ph

southern hemisphere. some way under these washed off roads and my lovey, people rescue workers like trust on chic uh well i trying to find them in the so far we have recovered 30 bodies but we're not done. we're still looking for more victims. amusing miss ho to at least find someone who will call cyclop freddy has wrecked houses in the city of blunt here and created rushing streams that residence of struggling to cross many of the injured have been taken to hospitals, but others hostile, missing minute. what young women in her mother was so bad in the night doing that when jarvis yvonne now that it's day time, i can feel the loss that you didn't of it was a gun to 0. but i've never seen something as terrible as thus knew by my neighbors . homes are gone months when their family members are gone. ah, in some cases the father is alive, but the wife and the children are missing on the floor. excellent! excellent. freddy killed several people in mozambique before making its way to my loving. scientists say such tropical storms are getting stronger due to climate change. they want that phoebe of weather like

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. >> i think at this point norfolk southern needs to think about that. setting aside a trustt the long-term needs of this community are satisfied. >> in health assessment surveys released today, more than half of the 168 residents surveyed reported symptoms such as headaches, coughing, fatigue and skin irritation i'm begging you by the grace of god please get our people out of here. >> today, norfolk southern began removing track near the derailment site and excavating the contaminated soil that process is expected to take two months and the e.p.a. says digging that up dirt could send a lot of vapors into the air to the agency will be doing additional testing to monitor air quality in the area. bret? grate, thank you. severe weather is impacting several areas of the country tonight. the sheriff in los angeles county says some snow bound residents in southern california mountains could be stuck nor at least another week. another week there. the fox forecast center is tracking the threat of severe storms moving across the southeast into the tennessee and ohio valleys. tornadoes

i know it's hard, but, um i trust the science this week. norfolk southern ceo is scheduled to testify before the u. s. senate and the state senate in pennsylvania in chicago. i'm garrett tenney fox news for americans who cross the border into mexico, where attacked and kidnapped, the fbi says on friday. soon after the americans drove into the border city of tomatoes, they were attacked by gunmen who put them in another car. morimoto's is across the border from south texas, an area in which the u. s. state department has issued do not travel advisory for americans signing crime and kidnapping. the fbi is offering a $50,000 reward for the safe return of the americans and the arrests of the people involved in the crime. there were extra police patrols on in oakland streets over the weekend to deal with side shows. this follows several weekends of side shows around the city, including one near the port of oakland, involving several cars and a big rig truck. there is no word yet on whether police encountered any sexual activity this weekend , police canto and se

. >> i think at this point norfolk southern needs to think about that. setting aside a trust fund, making sure that the long-term needs of this community are satisfied. >> the ohio department of health has released the results of health assessments from its clinic in east palestine and more than half of those surveyed reported symptoms such as headaches, coughing, fatigue, and skin irritation. and neil, they're still not getting any answers as to why they're still experiencing those symptoms when everybody is supposed to be safe, neil. neil: all right. garrett, thank you for the update. garrett tenney on what's going on in this opportunity. in the meantime, south dakota is a long way from the border from mexico, as you know, that didn't stop senator john thune to see for himself what's going on there. he has a complete report and update and let's just say he's not happy, after this. out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota eq

i know it's hard, but, um i trust the science this week. norfolk southern is scheduled to testify before the u. s. senate and the state senate in pennsylvania in chicago. i'm garrett tenney fox news. a newlywed couple from hayward say a tour group left them stranded in the ocean in hawaii while they were snorkeling during their honeymoon, and now the couple filed a $5 million lawsuit against the tour boat company. elizabeth webster and alexander burkle say it happened near maui 18 months ago, their attorney says they had spent about an hour in the oceans water when they realized their tour boat had sailed away. once they realized the boat had left, and they you know, were obviously distraught and upset and had no choice except to swim to the nearest landmass, which was lanai. their attorney says the company did refund the couple's money. ktvu news has reached out to the tour boat company, but so far there has been no response to the pending lawsuit. the heads of san francisco mew nissay, they see tough times down the road once monies. federal relief money r

the epa ordering norfolk southern to test for dioxins, but some residents say they will trust those testsh or even through. >> from socal the sin city. new details tonight on the plans to build a bullet train that would take you right to the las vegas strip. >> shake shack is now open in walnut creek fans of the new york based burger chain lined up around the block today on mount diablo boulevard this morning, the first 100 people who were there got a free shake shack gift what it was. but i'm a little jealous. people can also order the bay area exclusive golden state double, which is a double cheeseburger with grass-fed beef from an oakland-based. but you're getting pretty local here. today's opening makes 10 total shake shack's locations in the bay area. >> a bullet train capable of taking passengers from southern california to las vegas in half the time it takes by car. he's right now in the works construction of a 10 billion dollar project is set to begin this year. the electric train will re speeds of up to 200 miles an hour and we'll be even ishan free officials with the project say

trust anything. they are not protecting the american border, i argue southern border is far more important to the unitedn ukraine. i have no faith in biden, whose family has been corrupted by china when it comes to our biggest competitor, china and now you come to ukraine. defense department lost 82 billion in equipment to the taliban, defense department more worried about being woke than being effective. that undermines the willingness of many americans to give them a blank check. they shouldn't get a blank check. i knowledge defeating putin matters and i think the current administration has no strategy or ability to defeat putin and free societies don't fight long wars well. people get tired of it, they don't understand where it is going and you are seeing a real erosion largely because joe biden is incompetent. >> dana: he doesn't talk about it a lot either about why he thinks it is in america's interest. look at pew research patrol, american support for ukraine believes u.s. is giving right amount or not enough to ukraine. this chart shows the united states is largest contributor to helping ukraine

the epa ordering norfolk southern to test for dioxins, but some residents say they will trust those testsh or even through. >> in the south bay, a woman is killed by a falling tree while out for a hike. it happened around 10 o'clock this morning at rancho san antonio park in cupertino, santa clara county. fire crews say they freed the woman from the tree and tried to render medical aid. but she did not make it. there's no word on her identity at this time. >> and the north bay, cal, fire crews worked for more than an hour to get a large fallen oak tree off the road. and saint this was on highway 29, just south of zinfandel lane. the tree was blocking the main lanes there. as a result, there was a lot of slow moving traffic. crews say. >> they got some help clearing the road from nearby good samaritans us well north and southbound lanes on highway 29 are back open we want to get your check your 4 zone forecast. we're taking a live look at. >> the bay bridge tonight, which is still somewhat lit up. but the main lights you know, call it quits for the time being. yeah, no more. twinkling ligh

southern california. it was called pacific coast oil company. make the first commercial discovery in california. it became part of the rockefeller's standard oil trust in the latter part of the 1800s and that became standard oil of california when standard oil trust was broken up. our headquarters have always been in california. we have been part of world history. we made the first discovery in saudi arabia, among other milestones. we have a long history of the world reflected in our company. david: i want to get gas, is there really a difference between the oil that chevron produces and one of your competitors? gasoline is pretty much the same. mike: there are minimum standards that have to be met. what you find is that different companies either exceed those bank more or less than others and also we have special additives. we have an additive company that manufactures and additive that has a special chemistry to keep engines clean. as engines get more sophisticated, you can have carbon deposits that can affect performance in cylinders, injectors. weakling that up better than others. david: if you need gas, will you stop at an exxons station or do

norfolk southern, you have broken your trust with the american people. the american people and of course the people of east palestine deserve answers. >> a date for the senate committee hearing has not been set. norfolk southern did not immediately respond to our request for comment about whether shaw would testify. we're going to hear from transportation secretary pete buttigieg about the efforts to hold norfolk southern accountable and rail safety regulations. he'll be our guest this morning a little bit later on "morning joe." >>> for the first time in 40 years, the mayor of chicago has lost reelection. mayor lori lightfoot conceded the race last night ending her historic run as the city's first black woman and first openly gay person to serve in that position. the democrat failed to get enough votes in the nine-person race to advance to an april runoff. lightfoot's term has been plagued by persistent crime in the city, including gun violence, carjackings and robberies. she has also repeatedly clashed with the chicago teachers union, police rank and fi

trust in government. the epa should have been doing this themselves. amy: wasn't norfolk southern testers? >> yes. it was their contractors and sometimes epa went with them to observe. i think that was a mistake. the epa should have scientists, they have toxicologist and they should be in the driver seat here not norfolk southern. amy: this issue, let me bring in monica unseld, of vinyl chloride and the chemicals released -- we have to be very clear, there were three people, one a training on this train, just three norfolk southern employees and the train was more than two miles long. and that is not one of the longest trains of norfolk southern. what chemicals were released? >> good morning. i'm not sure we know. we know of dioxin. we know a final ride. we know of a few others. my concern is, do we know if the mixtures? what is happening with these chemicals react with other chemicals, especially when you're doing a controlled burn, the chemicals are encountering other chemicals within the soil, the air, and the water. i think this leads to a bigger issue of why the epa and the f

byrd worked with the naacp and southern leadership christian concerns and the brain trust, clinton health reform task force and many, many others. we're eternally grateful for both for their enormous contributions to our field, to our communities and nation and to the peoples of the globe. please join me in a moment of silence for these two giants of health justice. [moment of silence] thank you. so we're gathering here on this first day of spring, many of you could be out watching cherry blossoms, but you've chosen to be here and i appreciate that. we're gathering, as you know, because progress toward eliminated inequities has been limited despite the many equity provisions of the critically important provisions, people of color still suffer inequities of access and quality outcomes. more federal leadership is -- our work is an intention to move the work forward. we know, we've heard the voices and expertise of people who face health inequities has been largely missing from the conversation. when i look back and think over the last 20 years, and yes, we've made tremendous strides and tre

trusted a professional clinic and ended up doing the complete opposite of what we wanted. ama: toxic train development -- derailment in east palestine, ohio. the ceo of norfolk southernd to testify before the senate next week. >> the u.s. department of transportation will continue to use our tools to hold norfolk southern accountable for the derailment and to improve rail safety across the country. ama: crews are still working to clean up the mess. norfolk southern has submitted a plan to deal with the committed -- the contaminated soil at the derailment site. the and a letter, some workers say they are not getting proper protective gear. dan: if you have student loans, developing news you might find discouraging. resident biden says he is not optimistic about the supreme court's ruling on his forgiveness program. >> is on the right side of the law, but i not confident on the outcome. da tried to roll out a student loan forgiveness plan last year. it is currently on hold because of legal challenges in the courts, and yesterday the diprima court heard two places challenging the plan. -- the supreme court heard two challenges challenging the plan. the supreme court is

trusted a professional clinic and ended up doing the complete opposite of what we wanted. ama: toxic train development -- derailment in east palestine, ohio. the ceo of norfolk southernto testify before the senate next week. >> the u.s. department of transportation will continue to use our tools to hold norfolk southern accountable for the derailment and to improve rail safety across the country. ama: crews are still working to clean up the mess. norfolk southern has submitted a plan to deal with the committed -- the contaminated soil at the derailment site. the and a letter, some workers say they are not getting proper protective gear. dan: if you have student loans, developing news you might find discouraging. resident biden says he is not optimistic about the supreme court's ruling on his forgiveness program. >> is on the right side of the law, but i not confident on the outcome. da tried to roll out a student loan forgiveness plan last year. it is currently on hold because of legal challenges in the courts, and yesterday the diprima court heard two places challenging the plan. -- the supreme court heard two challenges challenging the plan. the supreme court is ex

district funds the pricylinder i don't trust unveiled the first battery bus offering roadways theory fro to and from their site in the presidio from downtown, southern hills route around the park. the bus will go in operation i believe right away in late february. we provided 250 thounz from our air district funds and we were pleased to join the trust folks there as they promote clean transportation throughout the park and city. look forward to that fleet. >> next, we have franklin street. i then and there is importance to commissioner stefani. a quick build this is now open for use. over on franklin between patrol bard and broadway. thank you to sfmta for constructing this quickly. and this was begun less then and there a year ago. we of course saw the tragic fatality by sherman elementary they are aimed reducing vehicle speeds and the number of conflicts between motorists and pedestrians. the painted safety zones 3 surgeon, day light and right attorney on red restrictions. we will pleaseed provide prop k prop d funds toward this project. turning to one more on better market street. construction on the project that is focused between fifth and eigh

southern england. but the documentary warned that nature in the uk is under threat. for the first time, the three biggest conservation charities in the uk — the national trust, wwf andnting wildflowers, eating less meat or getting involved in a comunity project. you can see that programme on the iplayer and some more extraordinary images. these are from a site near leeds where skeletal remains a high status in women are among dozens to have been unearthed in what is thought to be the first anglo—saxon cemetery found in west yorkshire. the skeletons date back 1600 years and are believed to include both late roman and early saxon men, women and children. they have been described as a once—in—a—lifetime find. everything, everywhere, all at once — it's a good name for a film that has scooped most of the major awards at the oscars last night — seven in total including best director and best picture. the film's star, michelle yeoh, was named best actress, making her the first woman from an asian background to claim the prize. our north america correspondent sophie long was watching. hostjimmy kimmel was parachuted in and kicked off the show with jokes about how he was the

southern turkey over 3 weeks ago. in the rubble ly irreplaceable memories and possibly the life savings of people who lost their lives. mandatory kesh people keep cash and gold at home because they don't trust banks. tanya is a lawyer from how tight one 0, the worst hit cities. now she is in a capital anchor with her counterparts chasing jestice after losing her grandmother and aunt will not on the shore. we are preparing a lawsuit against the ministry of environment, an opposition, as well as municipalities because the buildings were so old. we've already begun preparing to follow material and moral compensation claims with the judiciary investigations into the 10s of thousands last last and almost 200000 buildings damaged or destroyed, have been launched. but the people who been affected what compensation and reserve the right to sue. not only contractors, but also and factors and public officials. but the legal system flows slowly intricate, and the number of the cases are massive. hon digital system in the parliament, me instead work on a mediation solution that will keep time meet minds and compensated losses without spending. ear said, the court citizens must evidently have legal repr

trust. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the last thing before we go tonight is a good one! there goes my hero! southerniddle of the longest cold snap in almost 20 years. shockingly, the normally mild climate is now hit with snow, rain, and frigid temperatures leaving one of the most vulnerable populations, the homeless, out in the cold. enter rock star dave grohl! yes, the foo fighters front man, he stepped in to do what he could to help. and he spent 24 consecutive hours barbecuing to feed people at hope and omissions, north rich california center. the director there, grace a cheetah, said grohl state overnight to plummet and make sure that it was ready for dinner the next day making enough out to serve 450 people! but here's the thing, she says quote, he wanted no glory for it, he was like, i just want to do this for you guys and give back in that way. she added, and by the way -- it was amazing. the best barbecue we've ever had. he is kind and he is cool! and we are grateful for dave grohl. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news

district funds the pricylinder i don't trust unveiled the first battery bus offering roadways theory fro to and from their site in the presidio from downtown, southern hills route around the park. the bus will go in operation i believe right away in late february. we provided 250 thounz from our air district funds and we were pleased to join the trust folks there as they promote clean transportation throughout the park and city. look forward to that fleet. >> next, we have franklin street. i then and there is importance to commissioner stefani. a quick build this is now open for use. over on franklin between patrol bard and broadway. thank you to sfmta for constructing this quickly. and this was begun less then and there a year ago. we of course saw the tragic fatality by sherman elementary they are aimed reducing vehicle speeds and the number of conflicts between motorists and pedestrians. the painted safety zones 3 surgeon, day light and right attorney on red restrictions. we will pleaseed provide prop k prop d funds toward this project. turning to one more on better market street. construction on the project that is focused between fifth and eigh

trust between the parties . these talks resulted in understandings that are the result of our previous meetings with the saudi side and the other sides of the sahel from the southernetings helped to a great extent in today's talks to reach an agreement regarding the exchange of prisoners after the holy month of ramadan, that is, in the coming months for the holding of a new meeting is open to reach another agreement regarding the exchange of another number of s. during his visit to russia, the chinese president will discuss the development of economic relations with moscow, as well as the plan proposed by sir, but the american authorities oppose this plan. and some officials of this country called it deceptive. john kirby, the spokesman of the national security council of the white house, also said that he is against this plan presented by china . i will discuss this with mr. ruholah modbar , an expert on russian issues. mr. modbar, hello. hello, happy new year to you details about china's peace plan have been published and what were the reactions to this and why did the us oppose this peace plan? greetings, politeness and respect , happy new year, happy ramadan i

trusted brands by wyndham to choose from... your wyndham is waiting. get the lowest price at wyndhamhotels.com >> back with a fox news alert. breaking moment ago. a possible mass casualty situation near the southernth multiple illegal immigrants found dead in a train car. with the latest jonathan hunt. >> pete, we are getting details in about this incident. what we know it happened near uvalde, texas. 80 miles west of san tan toneio. -- a 9-11 call came in from an unknown caller. according the police statement they said undocument immigrants were suffocating inside a train car. police found at least 15 immigrants in need of medical attention. we understand 5 were flown to san antonio and 5 taken to nearby hospitals. two of those undocumented immigrants were pronounced dead at the scene. that's what we know so far. two inside that train car declared dead at the scene upon at least ten others have been taken to hospitals. police still on the scene there. we have seen many times over the past few years illegal immigrants using these train cars that come in from mexico in many cases, carrying cargo. they board those train cars and try to use them to get further into the interior of the united states.

southern district of new york. so it seems is that, hey, we will ask everybody, and is that a smart view in your move? >> yes, the prosecutors are obsessed with knowing everything, and trustause i was there for a long time. the prosecutor want to know if anyone saw these documents and moved them, and if so, on whose instr instructions, and if anybody happen to see anything or know anything, and you never know who is going to break a case for you. >> i cite this knowing conventional wisdom, but classified documents found in the offices or the residences of joe biden or mike pence made it less of it to show that this is wide open? >> i believe that to be true, and that is not the way it is supposed to work, because they are to take all of the facts and decide what is true, and there are keerly different set of circumstances between the biden world and the trump world. so it is unfair to see that he would charge president trump and not joe biden, because that would be a difficult thread for merrick garland. >> and now, here in new york, everybody is waiting to see if there are charges in man hat phan with the payments to stormy daniels, and it is fascinating with michael coh

district funds the pricylinder i don't trust unveiled the first battery bus offering roadways theory fro to and from their site in the presidio from downtown, southernnd the park. the bus will go in operation i believe right away in late february. we provided 250 thounz from our air district funds and we were pleased to join the trust folks there as they promote clean transportation throughout the park and city. look forward to that fleet. >> next, we have franklin street. i then and there is importance to commissioner stefani. a quick build this is now open for use. over on franklin between patrol bard and broadway. thank you to sfmta for constructing this quickly. and this was begun less then and there a year ago. we of course saw the tragic fatality by sherman elementary they are aimed reducing vehicle speeds and the number of conflicts between motorists and pedestrians. the painted safety zones 3 surgeon, day light and right attorney on red restrictions. we will pleaseed provide prop k prop d funds toward this project. turning to one more on better market street. construction on the project that is focused between fifth and eighth. istry. >> det

trust in what the epa, railroad industry, other investigators are telling them? >> reporter: andrea, all four derailments in ohio in the last five months are norfolk southern derailments. the same company that has had this happening again and again and sherrod brown is calling the situation unacceptable. what you asked about how people are feeling about this, it is certainly causing people to have faltering trust in our institutions. we've heard from people in east palestine repeatedly not fully trusting what they're hearing from the government and railroad about the safety of the air and water quality and we're seeing that translate here. i spoke with a gentleman here this morning who said even though we've heard from the ohio epa that nothing hazardous according to officials, nothing hazardous spilled into the water, air, soil, even with hearing that he's still skeptical because of what happened in east palestine. that incident is happening a ripple effect across the state. 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

trust. >> man: looks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> and breaking news right now, local officials say yet another norfolk southerns one in white plains, alabama. want to bring in nbc's jesse kirsch with the very latest. jesse? >> reporter: this is the information just to us from loc officials in alabama. they tell us at approximately 6:45 a.m. this morning, a norfolk southern train derailed in the quad cities area. they say there are roughly 30 cars that derailed from the initial reports. norfolk southern responded and is working closely with us, that's what i'm reading from local officials. they say there's no report of a hazmat situation. this comes in the middle of this hearing on capitol hill with the ceo of norfolk southern testifying. we have been monitoring the hearing. we have not seen the ceo be asked about the latest derailment. this comes amid a string of situations involving this railroad which is under intense scrutiny following that situation in east palestine that led to a toxic leak of material in that community in eastern ohio. that happened. then we had another derailment in ohio over the weeken

understand their skepticism that big corporations such as norfolk southern will do the right thing and we are determined there --to earn their trustght. alan shot writing today in the washington post. he will be testifying today before the senate environment and public works committee, 10:00 a.m. on c-span3. your phone calls now, letting you lead the discussion for the last 15 minutes of the program. letting us know what is on your mind. jack, butler, pennsylvania. democrat. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. this is a little story real quick. about a year ago, i went to court to get a traffic find reduced. it was reduced to five mile an hour, speed limit which give me a $186 fine. the guy in front of me had three bags of heroin. he got a $15 fine and got let go on his own recognizance. if that is how you are going to treat him, you are not working on demand. this fentanyl, heroin problem is a supply and demand problem and you are trying to get the supply without doing anything about the demand. host: thanks for the call. from keystone state to the lone star state, in arlington, bob, independent. caller: good morning