do not puff out your chest and say we re going to make norfolk southern pay, we get that, help us now. ashley: alexandria hoff has more, good morning. alexandria: there is no plan for the president to visit east palestine. the trip to virginia, glenn youngkin says it is time for leaders to lead and his state does not need the appearance. joe biden has been to ukraine and now virginia, he has yet to go to ohio. go where people have health concerns driving them to worry about not just the day-to-day impact of this horrific train issue c, but the long-term impact with cancer threats, etcetera. alexandria: latest poll shows 33% of voters approve of president biden s handling of the derailment. the impact is still being felt. hazardous chemicals were released and one man told a strange, heartbreaking story. he says since the explosion, his voice sounds like he inhaled helium. there is no one in town to run toxicology to find out which they are, my voice sounds like mickey
to be bad. you have my cell phone todd: everybody else has the fox weather app. janice: foxweather.com. ashley: austin police department is on virge of collapse and 150 officers are discussing retirement options. dennis ferris, president of the retired officers association joins me now. my first question is to you, do you have any idea where the contract negotiations stand with the city and the austin police department? well, the contract negotiation between the city and austin police association are nowhere, because the city, the city council decided the four-year contract they had agreed to, they were not going to vote on and they decided to try to get a one-year contract