welcome. i m neil cavuto. it has happened again. a lot of people wondering how the heck it happened again. growing questions again for the transportation department secretary and what this means where we re going. garrett tenney in chicago chicago with the latest. folks that live in the small town are now allowed to go back to their home after the entire town was evacuated in the middle of the night. this train was 40 cars long. nearly two dozen derailed with several cars carrying hazardous material breaking open and catching 4. firefighters had to go door-to-door to evacuate the town. we heard the train come through. we heard a loud boom. it s like oh, my gosh, i wonder what is burning. i didn t know if it was toxic chemicals. 14 of the cars had hazardous materials, corn serum and ethanol, which is flammable. state officials say the fire is control and most of the spilled ethanol has burned off. we re concerned about what we re breathing, what s in the cars. look at
First is Bollywood, UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed made a reference to the film industry in India as she addressed the graduating class at a prestigious American university.If I were to ask you where most movies in the world are produced, what would you answer
is that turkey is committed nato ally. their location, the strategic geographic location of turkey makes it an important ally also bordering iraq and syria. our fight against terrorism, isis, bases infrastructure in turkey has been and still is extremely important. so of course, when you have allies on both sides of the atlantic, there s differences. but the core responsibility of nato to protect each other both against the aggressive actions of president putin and russia but also against organizations in iraq, turkey, syria plays an important role. neil: talking about countries like sweden and finland becoming nato members. the russians threated have been amped up of late. i m sure you re ready that the russian ambassador had said that
if anyone still believes, he was talking ant sweden, that this nato membership will improve europe s security, you can be sure that new members of this hostile block will become a legitimate block for russian retaliatory measures including military ones. what did you make of that? this is dangerous, reckless and unacceptable language. this kind of threats is the reason why finland and sweden applied. we have to remember that finland and sweden have been neutral for decades. sweden for 200 years. but when president putin demanded there would be no more nato members, that is the time when finland and sweden decided to a play. all nato allies made the decision to invite finland and sweden and soon both finland and
sweden will be members. and president putin is getting opposite of what he wanted. he wanted less nato. he s getting more nato. with finland, nato s border with russia will more than double. neil: are you worried this nuclear issue and walking away from the start treaty like russia has and every other day it seems that putin and one of his top gen rams discussing the nuclear option, where is that going? well, this is dangerous nuclear rhetoric. it s reckless. it irresponsible. it s part of the rhetoric which is dangerous. also the fact that russia is now leaving important arms control agreements that banned all intermediate weapons. they left out some some years ago, violated and we saw the demise of the treaty. now they ve announced that