allowed to draw their own conclusions. you are not allowed to have an opinion. you are just supposed to agree with experts. well, where are the experts? they re not anywhere near east palestine. only way i m going to feel good about anything that s going on here is when they come down off of their pedestals, come to east palestine, drink the water, bring their kids, make baby formula and take their kids, play basketball and right where i m at right here i m at ground zero practically right now. i don t feel safe. i haven t seen any ground testing as far as my kids can go play basketball outside. my kids could ride their bicycles, play in puddles, i haven t seen any of it. i want to see that, until i see that, i don t believe any of it. jesse: but the people of east palestine aren t scientists so they are not supposed to question what the government tells them, right? this country was fountained on
bring their kids, make baby formula and take their kids, play basketball where i m at. i m right here at ground zero practically right now. i don t feel safe. i haven t seen any ground testing as far as my kids can go play basketball outside. my kids can go ride their bicycles, play in puddles, i haven t seen any of it. i want to see that until i see that, i don t believe any of it. jesse: lenny, have you seen this video of j.d. vance, the senator stir up the bottom of that creek and watch all those chemicals rise to the surface? yes, jesse. i have. that s the same creek that, you know, i can access from my house right on that side of town. i can walk my house through the park, through the walking trail. that trail actually goes down along that trail my three kids, my dog, my wife. we have walked it many times and if you keep going to the end of it, it s my parents at the bottom of that hill. to say to see him there today, you know, digging up those
of the creek. this is disgusting. the fact that we have not cleaned up the train crash, the fact these chemicals are still seeping in the ground is an insult to the people who live in east palestine. sandra: health officials insist the water is safe to drink. but people who live there are concerned. i haven t seen any ground testing. as far as my kids can go play basketball outside or ride bicycles and play in putt else. i haven t seen anything in it. that creek is did. there is not one thing in there, no frogs, dead snakes. i went through there sunday and i thought i would die. i m curious what i sucked in, will it kill me? i m scared. please help. please, my biggest fear is this will be a forgotten town.
just just pray and keep drinking bottled water until we know for sure what is going on. and she is still drinking bottled water. and erin burnett, as things wrapped up here, the folks that we spoke to as we left, who are still feeling frustrated, still feeling like a lot of the questions have not been answered, especially about testing the well water, how long the epa will be on the ground testing things. well, tomorrow, the epa administrator michael regan is heading in from washington d.c.. he will be on the ground to assess everything that s going on here. erin burnett? jason carroll, thank you very much. cnn tonight with alisyn camerota is next. plates. plates. plates. there s somehow no better way to travel this place, than on a plate. and when you add price drop protection, expedia pays you back if your flight becomes cheaper. so you can taste your way, through every single plate and never wonder if you found a good deal.
are here to learn. we want to make sure that the systems are prepared and ready for the next mission with humans and the crew we re going to take out to the moon, and so this test flight yes, it has a lot of risk to it. that s why we do it as a test flight. that s why nasa does it without anybody on board. so that we learn and make things improve things for the safety of the crew. one thing i can say is there has been lots of ground testing done. there s even been an exploration flight test one for the orian crew capsule module. and we know how things work in those environments and tomorrow, we start, hopefully tomorrow, we start the mission to go off and test it out over the next six weeks to make sure we are ready to take the next step with astronauts and crew. thanks to daniel for his