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East palestine toxic train derailment in ohio another derailment of a train run by norfolk southern railroad. this one about 220 miles from east palestine outside of dayton. the company says that this train was carrying hazardous materials. however, it says the hazardous materials were not in the cars that derailed. norfolk southern says this was a train that was 212 cars along with 28 carles derailing and the company says that there were two crew members on board that train. this comes about a ...

Liability or exposure just to his hosts and say they went rogue and did what they wanted to do and endorsed it, no. they gave them a platform and endorsed it. thats the problem. its so glaringly obvious what the liability is going to be on the part of fox news. where it really kicks in the most is the damages in this case. dominion voting, we always talk about the $1.6 billion, but if you read towards the end of this 212-page filing, theyre seeking punitive damages. in the state of new york, the...

>> records are made to be broken. ill hold it as long as i can and try to break it. >> reporter: tatum is the first player to put up 50 in a regular and all-star game. he said he was coming here to utah to either win the three-point contest or the games mvp. well, mission accomplished. due to several crackups, sunday saw the longest daytona 500 in history. race was scheduled for 200 laps. >> but because of all of the crashes, it went for 212. ricky stenhouse jr. took the checkered flag. nascar...

Florida. stenhouse wins the daytona 500 in double overtime and under caution in the longest running of the great american race, the two overtimes pushed the 65th edition of the race to a record 212 laps, a dozen beyond the scheduled distance. congratulations, ricky. thats tonights live look outside the beltway from "special report." well be right back. ♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ if youre going my way ♪ i wanted to drive it all night long a landscaper and a h...

Of those spaces be filled by a local retailer. >> steve: you would no, because you are in local news. he is the carter county times editor. things for joining us today from kentucky. good luck. >> thank you. >> steve: coming up on this monday, ricky stenhouse jr. wins his first daytona 500 after a record 212 laps. hes going to join brian coming up next. first, bill hemmer and dana perino join us to preview what happens on the channel in 30 minutes. >> bill: happy presidents day to you, steve. a ...

Amazing efforts that are being put in to rescue this woman. 212 hours after being buried beneath the rubble. it has to be said that we are still seeing rescues taking place just in the last few moments, state tv trt reporting another 45-year-old woman has just been rescued after 222 hours beneath the rubble. so as you can imagine, this is a huge relief for those hoping that their loved ones are still alive beneath the rubble. as you said, the window for finding survivors is certainly closing ver...

Find more survivors. they are still finding some of them, like a 77-year-old woman there under rubble 212 hours. the turkish media just reported a short time ago a woman and two children have also been rescued after 228 hours in rubble after the quake hit. cnns sara sidner is on the ground in southeastern turkey. you have been doing incredible reporting on this and in these stories that, amid the devastation, death toll, people are still being found somehow. >> reporter: it really is, kaitlin. w...

More than 41,000 people in turkey and syria are now confirmed dead from last weeks powerful quake. and that figure is all but certain to keep growing. the window for survival is closing, yet glimmers of hope are still emerging from the wreckage. turkeys defense ministry says a 77-year-old woman was saved early today 212 hours after the quake hit. turkish media say she was hugged by family members waiting at the scene of her rescue. and cnns nada bashir joins us. extraordinary. another rescue, th...

Long as the ship docked here, we will be living on the ship. the severely injured _ will be living on the ship. tie: severely injured have will be living on the ship. tte: severely injured have been will be living on the ship. tt9: severely injured have been sent onto permanent hospitals but the ship has had up a hospital ward to help treat those with chronic diseases, unable to get the usual care they need. this person came from istanbul to help. translation: ~ :, help. translation: :, , . , , ...

Happened here are still raw. the search and rescue efforts continue across the earthquake area, each story of survival increasingly rare. the 77—year—old woman was rescued from the rubble after 212 hours and another 42—year—old also pulled from deep beneath. those found alive at this stage are even more likely to be in a critical condition. here other signs of hope. 40 88 bucks with blankets, medicine and food had across the front line from east syria to the north—west of the country a...