also ahead, senator john fetterman, reaching out for help for a clinical depression. i will talk to a doctor about his prognosis, and one of the senators very public admission could help millions of americans suffering in silence. we will also take you live to turkey where the rescue operations continue, and we will have the amazing story of a mother and son who survived 129 hours under the rubble. that is ahead, as well. we begin though with the fallout from the massive train drill meant in ohio just two weeks ago now. he was on the ground. their residents continuing to provide a report wearing held some to symptoms. governor attempted easter mindset, saying aaron watcher tests have come back normal. i understand people have been traumatized. i understand skepticism. sometimes skepticism is warranted. we have a lot of people in here who have absolutely no reason to be lying, no reason to be minimizing this. and frankly, i have no reason to minimize this. joining me now,
people are experiencing all of these strange, not strange but predictable health impacts and potential chemical exposure. rashes, headaches, things like that. these are consistent with some sort of chemical issue in the air. and it smells bad. i, mean i was there. i went to the site and it didn t smell good. and you know, so i think that s what people there. also, we have to say that when the government says, distrust the government. we have ample evidence that that might not be the best policy for you and your family. so, one of the reporters actually brought up the idea of a 9/11 first responder and when the government told them it was safe to breathe the air. yeah, we have been talking about that a lot on air as well because it doesn t necessarily seem like the consequences of a spill like this or exposure like this happens in the
to be lying, no reason to be minimizing this. and frankly, i have no reason to minimize this. joining me now, reed fraser, reporter for the allegheny front. reed, thanks for joining us on this. i appreciate it. you know, it is interesting that we are sort of the governor there. because i remember just a couple of days ago, that he was the one who said if i were there are budgeting bottled water. meanwhile, the community and folks, leaders in that community other than they were saying, everything is safe, everything is. good you can return to your homes. so there s really kind of this broke interest, it seems in that community right now with what has been happening and communication as. we ll tell us more asked to what do you have been seeing and speaking to folks. yeah, just a lot of confusion. mixed messages, you know. when minutes they are telling you that the water is safe, and they re like actually, he should be drinking bottled water. they are telling you that the air is safe to
end, it was think. you thank you. you are half a world away and you care. why do you care? it was so shocking to them that i was even talking to them. so, the idea of eta don t think is even coming to their mind. they are shocked that anyone even cares to listen to their story. i don t think that they are even anticipating the world at large to come and help. how is his mom doing? his mother s. well unlike abraham, who has to wait for an infection in his leg before he had surgery, his mother got to have surgery on one of her legs. they are next to each other in the hospital. they are very grateful to have that time in recovery together. she is doing well, and so is. he daniel cup amar, thank you so much. we appreciated. good to see you. all right, coming, up once again the families and friends of gun violence victims are being forced to grieve in the spotlight as memorial services for the three students who died in the michigan state shootings are help today. we will be right back.
changed in between. let s watch some of it. he was not above understanding what one needed to do to serve that master that is a political master. he knew how to play from a pretty early time. a pretty good game of political hardball. we ve lost any ability to control the people who come into the united states. that is the reagan administration s opinion on immigration policy, as expressed by associate attorney general rudolph giuliani. he says reagan s policy of detention and of haitian refugees has been a deterrent to new arrivals. he is treating people as . what he did to them, people remembered. the whole idea of corral-ing people, putting him in these cooler tensions under s in the floyd ever grades. one of those persons within detention is not in jail because any one of them can easily leave and go back to haiti. i think he is possessed with