i don t want to hear details of the scandal. people know about that. i do want to talk to him. i want to ask about 2016. we have two candidates, christie and clinton find themselves dealing with a bit of a scandal. he seems like the perfect person to talk to. martha: very interesting. we ll definitely tune in. megyn, thanks so much. bill: thank you. we ll be there. 9:00 eastern time. breaking news, central new jersey, one person unconscious at a high school. after a hydrochloric acid spill in a lab. don t have a lot of information. they have a lot of people responding. hazmat teams, multiple hazmat teams. get you there. heightstown, new jersey. meantime violence and death tolls rising in iraq. who needs our help and fast? jennifer griffin on that. martha: how about this? what former first lady barbara bush said about her son jeb. you won t believe this. we ll come back an play it for you. no question in my mind jeb is
authorities in cities in the united states, for instance, to handle a situation like this, a scenario like this? we ve seen hazmat teams go through training, but does it i mean, are we ready for this kind of a thing? oh, i think we are, but it s the problem of the mexican boarder, you can get this stuff across through tunnels, if someone was well-organized and as far as making home made explosives it s easy to do. there isn t much we can do about it. with the chaos in mexico and the ability to grab this stuff is what scars people and it rightly should. they are doing the best they can. you know, the boarder crossings are monitored but again, the tunnels are not. after 9/11, obviously, the united states instituted stricter rules about protecting dangerous isotopes like this but in terms of regulating them, that is a major problem i would imagine. anderson, you re right. it s much harder to do in mexico and with the cartel s ability to
that was a huge setup getting ready for this. it s a big deal. people come out in a unique way when the pope is in the vicinity, no question about it. a lot of news to tell you about this morning. let s get to michaela, train derailment in spain, one here as well. we have live aerials, hazmat teams and firefighters are on the train derailment at the port of tampa. these are live aerials of the scene. they have leaking ethanol. the cleanup effort should go well into the afternoon. new documents expected to be released in the aaron hernandez investigation, the former new england patriot accused of killing his one-time friend oden lloyd. grand jury is hearing evidence and could hand up an indictment soon. hernandez appeared wednesday at the same time head coach bill belichick spoke about it calling
olafants plant and we responded to the scene along with several fire departments, hazmat teams, members of homeland security and the fire department and police department working at the scene and there is a shelter in place enacted in a two-mile radius around the scene of the accident, and that was done by phone notification. we re asking shelter employees and the people to stay in their homes until teams have responded and it will be okay. we notified them by phone again. do you know anything about the injuries? for about 50 or so minutes we have been going on this skeletal report that there were indeed multiple injuries expected and reported and yet we have heard nothing and seen nothing to that actual fact. do you have any additional information on that? i do not. the information i am seeing also is on local tv here. i don t know where they re getting their information from. i don t have that information at
removed by hazmat teams. the mail room is being cleebd and the safety precautions are being reviewed. jake? thank you so much. tonight, rutgers university is facing even more questions over its decision to hire julie herman to help turn around the school s scarred athletic department. some members of the university search committee reportedly complained that the hiring process was too rushed and that they didn t have enough information about the candidates. information, for example, that may have shown herman was linked to a sex discrimination lawsuit while at the university of louisville. it was filed by mary banker, a former assistant track coach. she workeder in harman. she claims she was fired for clang about sexist behavior by male coaches. a jury awarded banker more than $300,000 but that decision was later overturned. i spoke to banker earlier and asked about her experience working with herman. julie herman oversaw the track & field office and so i had direct contact with