hi, are othello. the epa previously said nor folk southern was completely responsible for cleanup efforts. now the agency says they will review. it is set to start in minutes. we will go to senior correspondent live. communications breakdown has a cleanup stalled in a bunch of contaminated soil and water stuck with nowhere to go. particularly the water used to fight the fires was supposed to go till waste disposal company outside of houston. half a million gallons already delivered. a judge in harris county texas said no one told local leadership and until they can learn all the details harris county will not take anymore east palestinian water. one thing that i want to share that i think the public should know is that i learned about this, not from a regulatory agency, not from the company, but from a member of the press and that is unacceptable. a lot of the soil, 15 truckloads, 210 tons went to a disposable facility in wayne county commission. they also were not in
product process for scheduling cleaning services. finally, epa and other agencies will participate in a public meeting and open house later this week. more details would be coming soon. i announced moving forward waste disposal plans including disposal locations and transportation routes for contaminated waste would be subject to epa review and approval. today, i am pleased to announce that we have identified epa certified facilities and will be able to accept at least some of these waste. meaning that the railroad will be able to restart shipments tomorrow. as we work to identify additional options, some of the liquid wastes will be sent to a facility in ohio. where we will have them disposed