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,
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
joining me now is, today.com reporter kevin moore with more on this. every high ebrahim zakaria described his desperation for water saying this. i tried to pull my legs out of the broken wall just to reach the wall so that i could look at for water. i was so thirsty and hungry, that is how i broke my legs. i pulled them out very hard and very quick so i could crawl to reach the wall. and look at. so he broke as legs, because he was so desperate to get even just a drop of water. what else did you tell you? well, i am sorry. i get emotional listening to you read that back because i hear his voice and i hear the voice of his answer translated for me when he was in the hospital. he what really struck me and broke me in a way as a reporter, and also as a mother, is there, directly after the earthquake happened he wakes up. you can t see anything. he needs moments to even
giuliani? i mean, i will say this. for rudy and there were many times other reporter when i, when i clashed with him as almost all reporters inevitably ended up doing when he was mayor and when he was prosecutor. he was a formidable character. in the beginning. i, mean he was a very smart, very forceful u.s. attorney. a guy who had a real test for the camera. knew exactly sort of what prosecutions were going to put him in the public eye. and he was, as i say, he was like him or dislike him at that point, he was kind of a far more if you will, formidable character that he is now. so far more formidable character. because then we fast forward to 9/11. he became, to a certain extent