he goes to springfield. the two men meet face to face for the first time, and they're both impressed with one another. we know this from. the letters that they write right afterwards, lincoln has a complicated proposition to put to chase. he says, look, i'd like to have you in the cabinet as a senior member of the cabinet, but i can't quite offer you a position now because i've given a written offer to simon cameron of pennsylvania you and don't know what his response is. as you can imagine, that didn't sit very well with the proud sam portland chase and he told his friends after he left springfield. indeed, he told his friends right up until inauguration day that he wasn't sure whether he was going to be offered position in lincoln's cabinet and he wasn't sure whether he would take it. and indeed, when he learned he he'd been elected senator again, he learned that lincoln had nominated him. he went to lincoln and said, gee, i'm not sure i want to do this. i'd really rather be a senator. lincoln persuaded hi

roxana saberi, cbs news, springfield, ohio. >>> you're looking at cellphone video taken onboard a united airlines flight as a passenger attacked a flight attendant on a boston flight sunday. it happened on a los angeles to boston flight sunday. officials say 33-year-old francisco torres of massachusetts had tried to open and disarm the emergency door in order to jump out. later he allegedly tried to stab a flight attendant in the neck with a broken metal spoon. passengers tackled and helped restrain the suspect until the plane landed where he was arrested. >>> nearly two dozen people are facing terrorist charges after attacking a police training section under construction in a wooded area outside of atlanta. only two of the 23 suspects in sunday's incident are from georgia. police released surveillance video showing protesters setting fire to construction equipment at the site activists call cop city. they also allegedly attacked officers with rocks, bricks, molotov cocktails, and fireworks. >> actions such as this is not tolerated. when you attack police officers, break equipment, you'r

jake, as you can see, the rail cars out here in springfield still on its side. investigators have been unable to remove it. ntsb is here on the ground. they are with county and local officials as well as a representative from the rail company. ntsb saying it's too soon at this point to be talking about what caused this derailment. jake. >> speaking of the ntsb, jennifer hammondy is with us, the chair of the ntsb. let me start with the question on a lot of viewers' minds. what do you say to americans who read about constant train derailments and plane near misses and wonder what the hell is going on? >> that's a great question, jake. it's really tragic what's happening right now. we are investigating many of these tragedies, whether it's a near collision in our air space or on the ground or whether it's a derailment. we will get to the bottom of all of this and issue safety recommendations. one thing i can tell the viewers is, our aviation system is the safest in the world. it is the gold standard. when it comes to rail, generally our rail system is safe. certain

us today it's cooperating with investigations into its recent derailments, including this one in springfield. the company also announced today it will improve its network of sensors along the tracks that detect wheel bearings overheating, which the ntsb happened in east palestine. but transportation secretary pete buttigieg says tougher laws are needed. norah. >> roxana saberi, thank you very much. >>> to some breaking news in utah. a large search is under way for possible victims caught in an avalanche in big cottonwood canyon. that's about 12 miles southeast of salt lake city. the threat of avalanche danger is high in some areas following last week's snowstorms according to the utah avalanche center. now, this comes as large parts of northern california remain under winter storm warnings as residents in the southern part of the state are pleading for help with many still stranded r lastweek's record-breaking snowfall. we get more now from cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: the line for free food shows the desperation in crestline as supplies run out. >> we're stranded. we're imprisoned

this as the investigation continues into what caused the derailment here in springfield. >> when the rail cars still on its side, investigators will get it up and moving as soon as they can, the ntsb on ground conducting a meeting with county and local officials, a representative from the rail company also attending that meeting, the ntsb at this point saying it is just too soon to talk about a cause. jason carol cnn springfield, ohio. >>> for more on this, we're joined by mary, a cnn transportation analyst and former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation, always a pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you. >> a second train has derailed in ohio involving the same company, norfolk southern, what do you make of this? what went wrong here? >> whenever you have a train derailment, obviously, it's dangerous, people could be killed or injured and of course, property damage is always great because of the size of the accident. but from the video that you can see it looks like a track caused derailment. and luckily the government does keep statistics on the number of de

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

this time near springfield, ohio, flinging debris into the air. >> you guys are so close to the tracksy. >> reporter: lane martin was on his way to work when three rail cars careened into the yard next door. >> the first thought was "i hope nothing hazardous was on that train. i hope everybody is okay." >> reporter: he says he feared a repeat of the toxic train derailment in east palestine over 200 miles away. but authorities say none of the 28 cars that went off the tracks in springfield leaked hazardous materials. the train had 212 railcars. >> there were other cars with hazardous materials on them, but as they were not affected by the derailment, we do not have a situation at this time. >> reporter: also on saturday, and union pacific train went off the tracks in southern kansas, and early this morning three cars on this train derailed in maynard, texas. >> are we having more derailments than before or does it just seem that way? >> the short answer is you look at the statistics and what we have is a greater awareness is that they happen. and that's good, because it means we will co

but authorities say that none of the 28 cars that went off the mark in springfield leaked hazardous material there were other cars with hazardous materials on them, but as they were not affected by the derailment, we do not have a situation at this time. >> reporter: also on saturday a union pacific train went off the tracks in southern kansas. in early this morning at least three cars on this gravel train derailed in maynard, texas. >> are we having more derailments than before? or does it seem that way? speak of the short answer is you look at the statistics and what we have at the moment is a greater awareness of the fact that they do happen. and that's good, because it will continue to focus on safety. >> reporter: norfolk southern said it's cooperating with investigations into its recent derailments including this one in springfield, the company announced that it will improve its network of sensors along the tracks that detect wheel bearings overheating, which the ntsb says have been in pale palestine. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says tougher laws are needed, norah. >> norah

more than 20 cars went off the tracks near springfield ohio yesterday. rail company says no hazardous material was on board, but the latest incident comes about a month after the februart caused a massive toxic spill in ohio. residents are still complaining of illnesses since the chemical exposure. nate joined us with the latest developments on the derailment in springfield. >> local officials are reiterating that this is not a repeat of what happened in east palestinian. toxic chemicals are not or were not involved in this wreck. the gm did explain what was in the train cars during the derailment. take a listen. >> there were four empty nonhazardous tank cars involved. two of them were carrying, had previous carried diesel exhaust fluid and two of them had previously carried an additive commonly used in wastewater treatment. >> 28 boxcars toppled off the tracks in springfield at 5:00 p.m. last night. anybody within 1000 feet of this was told to shelter in place until this morning. ohio senators now pushing for legislation after the fourth train derailme

abc's alex presha on the scene of this newest derailment, this time in springfield, ohio. >> reporter: tonight, questions as to what caused yet another norfolk southern train to derail, this time in springfield, ohio. the incident coming a month after that toxic derailment in east palestine. dash cam video shows 28 of the 212 cars careening off the tracks saturday, sending metal flying. >> pretty serious derailment, multiple cars in the roadway. >> reporter: ntsb investigators are now on the ground. the rail operator and local agencies saying no cars carrying hazardous materials derailed, but there were such cars on that train. how close a call was this? >> i mean, i'm not going to speculate on how close of a call it was. obviously, safety at norfolk southern is a priority. there were no hazardous material cards involved in this derailment. and that's what's important. >> reporter: today, norfolk southern released a six-point plan to boost rail safety, including enhancing its hot bearing detector network. an overheated bearing what the ntsb believes the cause of the crash in east pale

another norfolk southern train going off the tracks near a highway in springfield saturday evening. that's about 80 miles northeast of cincinnati. terrifying dashcam video capturing the moment the train derailed. officials with norfolk southern say no hazardous materials were involved this time and no injuries have been reported. this drone video showing the aftermath, 28 of the train's 212 cars toppled off the tracks, including four tankers which were empty. the crash knocked out power to more than 1500 residents living nearby. all of this as the cleanup continues in east palestine after that norfolk southern derailment in february. toxic chemicals released into the air, soil, and water. residents reporting symptoms of headaches, coughing, fatigue, and skin irritation. and tonight, what a new study indicates about higher than normal levels of a potentially hazardous chemical. abc's alex presha leading us off tonight from ohio. >> reporter: tonight, new dashcam video shows the moment a norfolk southern train derailed in springfield, ohio, smashing into a pole, metal flying, cars car

this as the investigation continues into what caused the derailment here in springfield. and moving as soon as they can. and the ntsb on the ground conducting a meeting with both county and local officials, a representative from the rail company also attending that meeting. the ntsb saying that it is too soon to talk about a cause. jason carroll, cnn, springfield, ohio. >>> grizzlies star ja morant is now under police investigation after he filmed himself appearing to flash a gun in an instagram live video. andy scholes has the "bleacher rep report". >> glendale police report in colorado confirms it has launched a probe into the stint early saturday morning but did not disclose any further details. the 23-year-old went on instagram live after playing the thug ge nuggets friday night. he is also being investigated by the nba. the all-star guard apologized for his actions after the grizzlies announced that he would be away from the team. morant said that he would take time away to get help and work on learning better methods of dealing with stress. taylor jenkins, head coac

another more folk southern train derailing last night in springfield, ohio, one month after the toxicect east palestine. last night's incident about 230 miles west of the first incident prompting officials to declare a temporary helder in place for everyone within 1,000 feet of the train. that order is now lifted as both norfolk southern and the springfield fire department say nobody was injured and no hazardous materials were onboard at the time of the incident. >> there's no indication of any injuries, no risk to the public health at this time. the crew from owner-operator of the railroad, railway norfolk if southern, clark county hazmat team, ohio environmental protection agency each incompetently examined the crash site and verified there was no evidence of spillage at the site. >> reporter: ohio governor mike dewine says president biden and transportation secretary pete buttigieg called him to offer help from the federal government. last night's derailment also causing at least 1500 people in the area to temporarily lose power. no word yet on what caused the incident. will, rache

in waste water treatment. >> it's weird that this is happening everywhere >> jesse joins me from springfieldow. this is just the latest in a string of issues for this railroad >> reporter: this is norfolk southern's fourth derailment in ohio in less than five months one of the state senator sherrod brown calling this unacceptable making another push for rail safety legislation, something that has bipartisan support kate >> jesse kirsch, thank you. >>> in california, nother massive storm is dumping up to five feet of snow in the sierra nevadas and in the mountain areas of southern california residents are becoming desperate after being trapped in their homes by snowed-in streets for nearly two weeks now. they're running out of food, supplies and patience janis mackey frayer is there. >> reporter: tonight, blowing snow and blizzard conditions in california's sierra nevada the latest round expected to dump up to five feet of snow in the northern part of the state. truckee already seeing more than two and a half feet just this weekend. parts of a major thoroughfare, i-80 remain shut down the roa

in to cnn, new questions tonight about just what was on the train that derailed yesterday near springfield, ohio. the derailment of another norfolk southern freight train prompted a temporary shelter in place for nearby residents, and cnn's polo sandoval joins me now. polo, we're getting some new wrinkles of information about what was on that train yesterday. very interesting. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, jim. in the last couple of hours, we heard from an initial at norfolk southern, who is the owner and operator of the train that derailed in springfield, ohio, yesterday afternoon, confirming that the train was transporting hazardous material. however, that it was not on train cars that derailed. roughly 20 of the 212 train cars that were going south from northern ohio down to birmingham ended up leaving the tracks. officials there saying this accident happened in an area that does not have any protected water source. and most importantly, according to the state's epa director, that there was no release of any sort of chemicals into the air, soil, or water. those certainly cont

ocurrir, este video grabado por un conductor, es donde los vagones de un tren se descarrilaron en springfieldustancias tren.pe no hubo personas heridas. el descarrilamiento del tren ocurrido el sÁbado en la tarde no fue cerca a una fuente de agua protegida, por lo que no representa riesgos para la salud pÚblica. >>> este domingo las autoridades ambientales y de seguridad de springfield dijeron que por precauciÓn, pidieron a los residentes de la zona del accidente que se mantengan alejadas a mil pies de distancia mientras avanzan las labores de limpieza. 1500 clientes quedaron sin servicio electric. >>> a comienzos de febrero 38 vagones de un tren de la misma compaÑÍa de transporte, se descarrilaron y explotaron al norte del estado. >>> nadie resultÓ herido. generÓ una respuesta de emergencia para tratar de mitigar los efectos en la salud de los habitantes de esa zona. >>> la junta nacional para la seguridad en el transporte indicÓ que monitorean la situaciÓn, no ha iniciado una investigaciÓn sobre el descorrÍ descarrilamiento descarrilamiento. presentaron un proyecto de ley bipartidista que b

a team of ntsb investigators arriving today at the scene of this weekend's derailment in springfield, ohio , train like the one that went off the rails in east palestine last month, are both owned by norfolk southern. this morning rail company. norfolk southern faces more scrutiny over its safety record after another train derailment. this train was over 200 cars, which is 50 more cars than the east palestine train. so the railroad's got a lot of questions. they've got to answer and they really haven't yet video shows the moment in norfolk southern train derailed in springfield, ohio, over the weekend 28 of the 212 cars derailed, including four empty tankers with residual amounts. diesel exhaust fluid and common industrial products. authorities say the crash poses no threat to the public's health. once we got crews in there, we noticed that there was no hazards leaking no spillage. the cause of the derailment is still under investigation. this marks norfolk southern's fourth train derailmentin ohio in the past five months, including the derailment in east palestine a ticas canups stl

, captÓ el momento en que 20 de los 212 vagones de un tren, se descarrilaron en la localidad de springfield el material que transportaba los 3 vagones y 4 camiones cisternas. ... no fue cerca a una fuente de agua protegida no presenta riesgos para la salud pÚblica. este domingo las autoridades ambientales y de seguridad de springfield dijeron que por precauciÓn, pidieron a los residentes de la zona del accidente se mantengan alejadas a menos a mil pies de distancia, mientras avanzan las labores de limpieza. unos 1500 clientes van a quedar sin servicio electric. >>> este descarrilamiento es el segundo de la compaÑÍa de transporte en un mes en ohio. a comienzos de mes, un tren descorrÍ yo y explotÓ al norte del estado. nadie resultÓ herido, casi la mitad del pueblo fue evacuado. ademÁs generÓ una respuesta de emergencia para mitigar los efectos en la salud de los habitantes de esa zona. alex roland, noticias telemundo. >>> en new york, la explosiÓn de una baterÍa de litio provocÓ un gran fuego en un edificio en el bronx. en cuestiÓn de minutos las llamas se extendieron. >>> el voraz incendio

take a look at the video. 28 boxcars toppled off the tracks in springfield at about 5 p.m. last night. people within 1,000 feet of this were told to shelter in place as investigators assessed the cargo. the train, we now know, was carrying common industrial products like diesel exhaust fluid and what norfolk southern's gm just described as an additive used in waste water treatment. no evidence of spillage, but ohio senator scherr odd brown says more -- scherr odd brown says more needs to be done. >> i'm not entirely satisfied because there are some sort of remnants of something that might have been in those cars. those cars were mostly empty, but i want to know if there are any contaminants left in those mostly empty cars that might have affected clark county near the fairgrounds all the way into springfield. >> reporter: senator brown and fellow ohio senator j.d. vance, a republican, are collaborating on rail safety legislation. and norfolk southern saying, quote, no hazardous materials were involved or injuries reported. we are coordinating with local authorities on site

pete: this is springfield school district. will: springfield school district said this. relates to this incident concerning participants and staff, the springfield city school district followed appropriate procedures in accordance with board policy. moving forward the district is working with counselors, mental health experts and multiple community partners to provide support to children and staff directly involved as well as those not involved, they will use this as an opportunity to get greater acceptance for community connections. that is predictable nonsense none of which includes parents. rachel: i don't know what that said. here is what has to happen. we look at the curriculum being taught in the school, we want to note had this been in reverse, what would happen to the white children who did this to a black child, the same repercussions should be done in reverse as we are on a bad path. i told you about -- we will talk later in the school about pornographic, inappropriate things being presented to kids and having this as well. we have trouble on our hands if we do

it comes on the heels of yet another derailment this time in springfield, ohio, last week, the exactrfolk southern says it found loose wheels on a series of cars involved in the incident. officials believe there are nearly 700 rail cars nationwide that could have an issue with loose or defective wheels similar to the springfield, ohio, derailment. let's bring in cnn's polo sandoval. what more are you learning about these derailments. >> reporter: we want to remind viewers that the administration says there's roughly 1,000 derailments a year, however, these are increasing attention on these lines going through communities and in some cases hauling cargo that is considered hazardous in the latest incident, norfolk southern confirming the train was not carrying any hazardous material when it derailed, but look at the mess left to clean up. this is going to be ongoing 24 hours a day, according to authorities. they're basically going to be cleaning out what's left behind. no injuries to report. no hazmat. there were reports according to the company that a couple of the cars did carry haza

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yet game video shows the moment in norfolk southern train derailed in springfield, ohio, over the weekend 28 of the 212 cars derailed, including four empty tankers with residual amounts. diesel exhaust fluid and common industrial products. authorities say the crash poses no threat to the public's health. once we got crews in there, we noticed that there was no hazards leaking no spillage. the cause of the derailment is still under investigation. this marks norfolk southern's fourth train derailment in ohio in the past five months, including the derailment in east palestine were a toxic waste cleanup is still underway. since the february 3rd derailment, residents there have suffered from a range of symptoms, including headaches, anxiety, coughing, fatigue and skinny rotation. the environmental protection agency has now ordered norfolk southern to test the area for dioxins, which can cause cancer safety is our number one priority. and as i stated earlier, our our derailments or mainline derailments or on the on the decline, according to the federal railroad administration , norfolk southern

jason carroll is live in springfield, ohio, at the site of this derailment.is has even happened. we're still talking about the cleanup from the last derailment. what do you know? >> well, norfolk southern continues to say that safety is their number one priority. but as you said, given this is the second derailment within a month, i think you can understand why a number of people here in the state of ohio are saying that this is a rail company that needs to do more to show that the rail line is indeed safe. the latest derailment happening on saturday just at about 5:00. camera captured just as the trains began to derail and in all, some 28 of the 212 trains derailed state officials say. no hazardous materials were released. the train was carrying materials such as propane and ethanol. those cars that contained those elements did not derail. during the briefing they gave a little more detail of what they say happened here. >> after the research, they did a recon of the site. they found nothing smild on to the -- spilled on the ground and very minimal material

in springfield, ohio, where the national transportation board is sending investigators back to the stateis time to visit a second rain derailment site, more than a month after a toxic crash in east palestine. once again, it's a norfolk southern train. >> moment of derailment was caught on camera. an ohio official said there were no chemicals released because of the accident but norfolk chemical said the train was carrying potentially hazardous chemicals. >> there was no release of any chemical or any hazardous material to the soil, to the air, to the water. we were, of course, checking that closely. so you will still continue to see the southwest office of ohio epa remain onsite until the cleanup is complete. >> yes, sir, there was. there was a couple liquid propane cars on there. and a couple ethanol cars. the rest of the train was made up of mixed freight. a lot of steel, unfinished automobiles. and a lot of the cars that were actually derailed were empty box cars. >> well, embattled u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg said that officials from the federal railroad administrati

another norfolk southern freight train has derailed in ohio, in springfield.g this for us. you know, this comes after the ntsb chair said another derailment could absolutely happen again following what happened in east palestine. of course these do happen from time to time. but again, in ohio. what more are you learning at this point? >> reporter: so no injuries and no hazardous material. those are certainly two key important things here. this derailment happening one month and one day after the toxic derailment in east palestine, ohio. we need to be clear, there is zero indication at this point in time that one would be potentially connected to another. nonetheless, the timing certainly is interesting, and it increases awareness about the incident that's unfolding near springfield, ohio. norfolk southern, the owner of the train, confirming it was one of their freight trains. approximately 20 cars of the roughly 212 cars derailed while traveling south near springfield, ohio. that's several hundred miles west of east palestine. again, no hazardous material beli

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

officials say there is no risk to private water or wells in springfield.ever, officials did put out a shelter in place for people living within 1,000 feet of the derailment site that lasted for hours. it has been lifted this morning. this comes on the heels of the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio, and residents there, willie, are still skeptical of what officials are saying about the air and water safety. both government officials and the railroad, and this is about a month after that derailment. you can imagine the skepticism around this derailment. senator sherrod brown calling a collection of incidents involving norfolk southern in this state unacceptable, willie. >> all kinds of safety questions here as well. jesse kirsch starting us off in ohio. jesse, thanks so much. >>> officials in maryland are investigating the deadly explosion of a tanker truck carrying flammable liquids after it overturned on a highway. this was the scene as the powerful flames damaged several homes and cars nearby. the driver of the truck was killed. police shut d

federal investigators are heading to springfield, ohio where a train carrying toxins derailed last month, this time none of the 28 derailed cars contained hazardous materials we are told, although toxins including liquid propane and ethanol were on board other cars. ohio republican and house intelligence chairman congressman mike turner talked about that latest derailment in part of his comments on "meet the press" on sunday. >> what we've seen recently with the risks to communities is unacceptable. luckily it seems we may have missed a bullet in this one. >> joining me now is nbc correspondent jesse kirsch in springfield, ohio. this is the fourth derailment in five months. how is it affecting residents' 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 peop

this incident occurred at state route 41 in springfield, ohio.ccording to the ohio state highway patrol 20 of the train's 212 cars derailed around 4:45 p.m. saturday. four of the derailed cars identified as tankers, and carried residual amounts of nonhazardous materials, including diesel exhaust fluid. this coming a month after another train owned by norfolk southern derailed in east palestine, spilling its toxic contents all over the nearby community. the epa ordering the company to start testing the area for dioxins, a cancer-causing plu pollutant that can form during the combustion dangerous chemical that was released during the derailment. a conference is expected later this afternoon. the good news is no one was injured in this most recent incident in springfield, and officials say there's no risk to the public saying the public drinking water is safe. >> making you think of different things when you're stopped at those train tracks. jaclyn, thank you. >>> now to the investigation to the deadly crash of a tanker truck hauling gas in maryland

joining us now from springfield, ohio, is nbc's jesse kirsch.good morning, what happened in this latest derailment? >> reporter: yeah, so at this point there's no word on the official cause. federal investigators are heading to the scene to begin their work on this aftermath, but what we know at this point is this was a train that had 28 cars derail, according to norfolk southern out of a total of 212 cars. there were two crew members on board, and while none of the hazardous materials on board were in the cars that derailed, there were hazardous materials on board this train. the ohio environmental protection agency has said that there were no hazardous materials leaked into the soil, into the air, into the water, and officials have said there were no reported injuries. they have said there is no risk to the public health, but at the same time, there was a period of about nine hours saturday into sunday where officials sayless -- less than a dozen people were told to shelter in place. you can see behind us, close to two days later, we've still

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the train derailment has begun out of springfield, ohio. crews into the area, initially, to actually do any kind of recon to see what we had. that took a large amount of time, a large number of hours. once they were able to do that, the state of ohio got a helicopter here for us. we were able to get the hazmat coordinator up, above the scene. he was able to evaluate the situation, come up with a plan to get into this sight as we did that. we actually noted that there was, once we got crews there, we noticed that there was no spillage so we were able to relax the situation and start backing out. norfolk southern was here the whole time. they were able to provide us with the sheets and the slots on the tracking material for their car numbers. so we had a pretty good idea of what we were looking for, we got up there, the three agencies with the coordinator, they made the determination that it was safe. so there was no hazard for the groundwater, air, nothing like that. >> all right, so we are watching a couple things on our screen right now, f

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. >>> the epa now says there is no environmental harm near springfield, ohio, after a norfolk southerne yesterday. this is the moment it happened. if you haven't seen this video, it is unbelievable to watch. the derailment prompted a temporary shelter in place for nearby residents, but it looks like they will avoid the kind of environmental and health dangers being experienced in east palestine, ohio, where another norfolk southern train derailed just one month ago. polo sandoval joins me now. what more are you learning about this new derailment that happened over the weekend, which i'm sure just really unsettled people in that area. >> it certainly did, especially after what was experienced a little over a month ago. earlier today, i listened in as a norfolk southern official confirmed that the train that dreidel yesterday was carrying hazardous materials, including propane and ethanol, except not. train cars that actually derailed. some 20 in all that actually left the rails out of the 212 that were being pulled from northern ohio down to birmingham, alabama, when this happened in sp

that's about 235 miles away from springfield .azardous materials, and residents there continue to express outrage over the possible environmental and health effects of that derailment. and the recent train disasters, raising concerns about rail safety here in california statistics provided by the federal railroad administration show that there were 112 train accidents in california last year alone that is the third highest figure in the nation, trailing only the states of illinois and texas, however, the federal agencies as most of these accidents in california, involved freight trains that were involved in derailment that did not cause any serious problems. scientists are currently racing to find a solution to create electric vehicle batteries that can last longer in extreme colder temperatures. current battery does not last as long because the heating technology used to heat the passengers in the car drains the battery. this also puts into jeopardy longer trips and electric vehicle company in alaska says that when temperatures h

springfield now. jason, what are you learning now about this latest crash in. >> reporter: the ntsb is planning to hold a briefing about two hours from now, abby, at 3:00. hopefully at that point we'll get more guidance, perhaps, in terms of exactly what happened here. we can tell you in terms of the latest derailment, it occurred on saturday about 3:00. there was a man there who caught it on his cell phone just as the training were tipping off. 28 trains out of 200 cards derailed, but again we are being told there was not a release of any hazardous materials. there were some cars carries hazard out materials such as propane and ethanol, but those cars were not involved in the derailment. >> technicians will continue to be on site to ensure that there isn't any contamination that has been missed. there have been multiple sweeps by multiple teams of technicians, hazmat and ohio epa to ensure that there aren't any chemicals present in the soil, air or water that would harm the public here in clark count

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this time it happened in springfield on the western side of the state about 230 miles from the east palestinel disaster. remember that train carrying chemicals, toxic, derailed. only a few weeks ago on february 3rd. people near that crash are having endless illnesses now since the toxic spill. and the audacity from ohio democratic senator sherod brown who traveled to hollywood, california instead of going to east palestine last week now says he wants answers about both incidents. >> i'm not entirely satisfied. i want to know, there are some sort of remnants of something that might have been in those cars. those cars were mostly empty but i want to know if there are any contaminants left in the mostly empty cars that might have affected clark county near the fairgrounds into springfield. >> harris: there was not, however, a toxic train derailment in hollywood, california where he was. anyway. garrett tenney is live with more now. >> this norfolk southern train was carrying hazardous materials and why officials issued an evacuation order until they could figure out if any were spilled. thankful

a second norfolk certain train derailing in ohio, this time near springfield. that's about 250 piles from east pale palestine. no plumes though. welcome, everybody. this is "your world." i'm neil cavuto. the latest derailment to chicago where you'll find garrett tenney crunching the latest. >> this could have easily been another chemical disaster, this train was about 2 1/2 miles long. you can see the aftermath of the 28 cars falling off of the tracks. none of those cars were carrying hazardous materials. but 25 other cars on the train were. that's why an evacuation order was issued near springfield, about 50 miles west of columbus until crews could see if anything dangerous was spilled. this is the fourth time in five months that a norfolk southern train has derailed in ohio. the state representatives are demanding answers. >> the fact that we're having derailment after derailment shows a loss of investment in our infrastructure. that needs to change. >> the rail companies are not spending on safety equipment. >> researchers from texas a&m and carnegie melon s

this is the moment 20 cars peeled off the track near springfield, ohio.esidents nearby were asked to briefly shelter in place. today local officials say there is no public risk. >> the ohio epa made the determination that it was safe. so there is no zards. both groundwater, air, nothing like that. >> reporter: saturday's accident follows a string of recent derailments across the country, including this fiery explosion in east palestine, ohio. one month later residents say they are still physically suffering even though the epa's testing shows the air and water are safe. it is the latest dramatic incident on the tracks that has authorities and the public concerned. it feels like we're talking more about train derailments recently. are we seeing a spike in incidents? >> we are not. if you go back for the last five or six years, you'll see we're at a constant rate. >> reporter: and according to federal data rail remains the safest way to move hazardous materials. but after the east palestine disaster ohio senator sherrod brown would like to see rail safety s

the situation in east palestine ohio happened in early february, then another one in springfield, ohio, in which the company discovered that loose wheels were an issue and also a recent one, a csx freight train in west virginia as well that occurred this week. you have all these incidents and you get the impression they're happening often. that is perhaps because they do. roughly 1,000 derailments happen in a year. that's a decline from previous years, but that will do little to reassure residents who live along these rails who have serious questions about what the industry is doing to make sure these trains can be safer. these are questions being echoed on capitol hill by legislatures as well, fred. >> indeed. ohio governor mike dewine is criticizing the epa following last month's toxic train derailment in east palestine, saying he's concerned about what he calls a delay in removing contaminated soil from the crash site. in a press release, dewine said piles of hazardous soil must not continue to sit stagnant in east palestine. while i understand the steps the u.s. epa is taking to en

it happened in saturday in springfield in the western part of ohio, several hours away from east palestine. according to norfolk southern, there were no injuries reported and no hazardous materials were involved. one witness described what he saw. >> so i was watching it and people are just sitting there. and you could kind of see it like off the tracks, kicking up gravel and stuff. but once the cars started coming off and going sideways and collapsing on each other, it was just time to go. and that's when i take off and you just kind of see everybody going backwards down the road and getting out of there. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg tweeted that he has been briefed by state and federal officials about the springfield derailment. he noticed that no hazardous material release has been reported and the transportation department continued to monitor the situation. >>> now, in east palestine, officials are still trying to restore confidence and calm fears among local residents, even as the cleanup of the train's toxic cargo continues. p polo sandoval has the story. >> over a mon

this time, it happened near the town of springfield.s just about three and a half hours from east palestine. a 20 non passenger cargo train car derailed around 5 pm last night. officials said this is on like last month's toxic disaster. we're expecting a press conference in our next hour. joining me from on the ground there from springfield in the western part of the state is nbc's jesse kershaw. also joining us as university of delaware director of railroad engineering and safety allen is a rome ski. welcome to you both, guys. let me start off with you if we can. just down the road, a couple of hours away from his palestine, yet another stranger element. what more are we learning about this? >> yeah, yasmin. to put this into context, this is the fourth train rail meant by norfolk southern strains in ohio in less than five months. senator sherrod brown called it unacceptable to see this happening yet again. he is making another push for increased rail safety legislation. that is something he and his fellow ohio senator republicans in ad

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norfolk southern train derailment in ohio. 28 cars came off the tracks on saturday near the town of springfieldbus. no injuries were reported. officials say the train was carrying hazardous materials but not in any of the cars that derailed. still, residents in the area were ordered to shelter in place for several hours as a precaution. the crash happened just over a month after a norfolk southern train carrying toxic chemicals derailed at east palestine along the pennsylvania border, renewing federal calls for rail safety. in a tweet, democratic ohio senator sherrod brown wrote, ohio communities should not live in fear. it's unacceptable. he called on passing legislation. >>> an unannounced trip by merrick garland followed a trip by president biden. he met with president zelenskyy and other international partners. the doj said garland held several meetings and reaffirmed our determination to hold russia accountable for the crimes committed in the unjust and unprovoked invasion of ukraine. his trip was kept under wraps for security purposes. >>> about a week out from this year's oscars, comedia