the area are reporting headaches, nausea and respiratory issues after the train ran off the rails earlier this month. good afternoon, mike. mike: good afternoon, mike, it looks like a communication breakdown has halted the clean-up of contaminated material here from east palestine. much of the contaminated dirt and water were being move today hazardous material handling facilities in wayne county michigan as well as harris county texas but officials on the receiving end said say that no one told them that the hazardous material was coming to their state. 15 truckloads or 210 tons of contaminated dirt have arrived in michigan. wayne county executive is not pleased. i don t know how you do that without contacting the local officials so that we can number 1, know how to respond to our communities and number 2, give at advice in terms of routes that you may take and those sorts of things. 5 truckloads or 70 tons contaminated have been returned to east palestine. expected
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
honoring the 6 people who lost their lives that day. live in new york, hello, cb. mike, hel hello to you. family and friends gather to remember what happened february 26, 1993, a terrorist bomb went off. a total of 6 people including a pregnant woman were killed and more than a thousand were injured. we had a chance to speak to the son of one of the victims, take a listen. i think about my father every day and, you know, that loss, you never you never lose that sense of loss, it gets easier but you never forget. a moment of silence was observed for those who died here followed by reading of their name. we also heard from several democratic dignitaries, senate majority leader chuck schumer,
museum. on february 26, 1993, a bomb went off in the public parking garage beneath the north tower of the world trade center. six people including a pregnant woman were killed. more than 1000 injured. we spoke to the son who told us he was with his father in the morning hours before the attack. he says that his dad was a mechanical engineer for the world trade center. he took such good care of my family and i. he worked hard to support us. he gave us everything that he could. i come at you know, i miss him. i miss the thought of what if he were still with us. during today s ceremony a moment of silence was observed for those who died there followed by a reading of their names. democratic senate majority leader chuck schumer, kathy holcombe and eric adams also
oh what a wonderful world february 26, 1993. in new york city, it began as a regular day, but at 12:18 p.m., it would make history. i was home sick from school that day. i was watching television and it was interrupted by breaking news. pandemonium at new york s world trade center after a powerful explosion less than three hours ago. there were people being brought out of the building, smoke billowing out of the doors