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
basing outrage over the prosecution of daniel riley. speeding through an intersection when he hit 16-year-old jenae edmondson causing the teenager to lose both of her legs. authorities say riley was supposed to be on house arrest for armed robbery charges and had violated his tracking device more than 50 times before the crash. gardner claims her office try to revoke riley s bail. to say that we did nothing is only disingenuous. what is willfully ignorant of the reality of our court system. my office cannot force a judge to revoke bond for a defendant. let s bring in ted williams now. fox news contributor and former detective. ted, how do you see it? fair or foul play? what is the burden of proof and who has to prove it?
she is a teenager. now she has lost both of her legs after being hit on this 21-year-old that was out on bail after violating multiple bonds multiple times. what about jenae edmondson? you know, that child will never be the same again, unfortunately. as a result of that her and her parents are possibly looking at bringing a lawsuit against st. louis. i think that they could very well be successful. it is no doubt about it, there was negligence here. it goes all the way around. the prosecutor can only prosecutor bring a case before the court. it is up to a judge to keep that person in jail or release them. in this case, this guy was released and then for 51 times they continued to allow him to be out after he had violated his
bail doubt many times. i think that the city clearly will be on the hook here. money will never bring this child s legs back and that is the unfortunate situation that we are facing here in this particular case. this is true. let s hope and pray that this tragedy can somehow turn into a triumph for jenae edmondson and her long life ahead. ted williams, always appreciate your analysis. thank you so much. take care. thank you. counters at the southern border have already topped 1 million this fiscal year. signs of a slow down. many are wondering, will it last next on what is happening right now on the southern border.
st. louis. they have recused themselves from this case or the case of kim gardner will be heard by a retired judge, the court of appeals there. the supreme court has set a hearing. the judge will set a status hearing and there will be a hearing at approximately six months down the road. the big question is, will she be let go in her office? i can tell you, you have a high burden of proof here that has to be, not only negligent, but just about gross negligence and it is rare that such an action will concede. you know, when you started there, i was going to end on it. what about jenae edmondson?