results? and face-to-face with a killer. a professor describing his encounter with michigan state university gunman and the quick thinking that may have saved lives. plus, a major recall of tesla cars. the car discovered a problem with the self-driving feature. what you need to do if you happen to own one of these vehicles. welcome. we start with trump speaking about the unidentified object shot out of the sky. president biden says nothing suggests these objects are related to china s spy balloon program or that they were surveillance objects from any other country but we should note the u.s. has not yet been able to recover any of the debris from the three objects shot down over the weekend because of remote locations and severe weather. president biden also said he hopes to speak with chinese president xi jinping soon although we should also note attempts by top u.s. officials to speak to their chinese counterparts have been rebuffed in recent days. let s get straight to cn
this community safe? reporter: the mayor leading the meeting at times speaking through a bullhorn to answer questions from distressed residents still worried about returning to their homes despite evacuation orders being lifted last week. the railroad did us wrong. so far they ve worked with us and they re fixing it. but if that stops i will guarantee you i will be the first one in line to fight them. reporter: as many residents are demanding more testing of air, water and soil. we re not going to stop the testing until you re satisfied. that s when the testing stops. reporter: not present at this community meeting, norfolk southern, the company that owns the train that derailed sent a statement saying, we have become increasingly concerned about the growing physical threat to our employees. okay. well, if you re afraid that somebody from palestine is going to hurt your employees, what exactly did you do to us? it s not just the absence of norfolk southern tha
derailment. ohio s governor now wants the cdc to immediately send medical experts to east palestine, ohio to evaluate residents who have suffered from headaches and rashes. since the train derailment and that controlled release of all those toxic chemicals. and with rain in the forecast there are additional concerns that the toxic chemicals that have not been removed yet from the immediate crash site could wash into local waterways. governor dewine of ohio says an emergency response team is working on a taintment plan. our coverage starts today with jason carroll who s in east palestine, ohio where the anger among citizens is understandably only growing. everybody that came here expected a hell of a lot more than what we re getting right now! reporter: frustration, anger and unanswered questions in east palestine, ohio. are my kids safe, are the people safe, is the future of