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>> good morning everyone. welcome, caitlyn is off. anger fear and frustration at last nights cnn town hall. a railroad ceo coming face-to-face with residents after a toxic train wreck released a toxic chemicals in their town. and a tv journalist shot and killed at a murder scene when learn about the shooting spree that left three day including a child. and the grand jury investigating donald trump is going deeper into his circle. but we begin with the train disaster in east palestine...

sanchez. >> im amara walker. thanks for joining us. ive been checking the poll enforecast every day. it hasnt been good here. how about you? >> we may be getting the cherry blossoms. heres what were watching. the white house rolls out another $400 million in aid as fierce fighting continues in the eastern part of the country. our alex marquardt has a look at the bat tle for bakhmut. >> it sounded like a freight train going by the house. at least ten people are dead after severe storm...

An orange for economic losses. its obvious to see that when you see some of the buildings and damage thats already taken place across this area of haiti. one thing to note, these buildings have become structurally compromised because of the main quake. any further aftershocks will continue to do additional damage. even if you dont have a building thats maybe fallen down now, it could with some of the subsequent aftershocks. weve already had one 5.2 or larger. you average about 10 that size with ...

Catch of the season and instead using their boats to skim up the water and bob dudley, the american as you pointed out, will be the ceo of bp coming up in october said in his words essentially, that the folks down here in the gulf can really start to scale back the skimming operations because no new oil has been discovered in this area, in about several weeks or so. we actually have pictures from st. tamney parish, the government releasing the pictures and saying, look, there may not be new oil ...

Youve literally gone into the thick of it, knee-deep in oil. tell us what that was like. i mean i dont want to make a comparison between you and some of the animals that were seeing, but at least youre getting a sense of what that feels like. >> reporter: it was a surreal, overwhelming and somewhat terrifying experience. the first thing that really struck me, when we stepped into that oil, we had actually gone to queen beth island, an important place when it comes to the survival of bird species...

The efforts to use these chemical dispersanlts that are supposed to get to the oil under water. some under water too? >> reporter: they tried to put the dispersants -- youve seen the shots of the big planes coming in and flying low over the leak, and then they have this trail of dispersant that goes behind them. one of the things they tried this weekend is -- because they were having some success on the surface of the water, they thought, well, if the we shot those dispersants into the flow of t...

>> rob marciano is in orange beach, alabama this morning. rob, tell us about this static kill. how does it work and when might they undertake it? >> reporter: well, the reason that theyre considering it now is because the pressure that theyve been measuring this past few days, now were day five where weve had this well actually capped and weve been doing these tests. pressure is slightly lower than they anticipated. they were hoping to get it up to 8,000 to 9,000 psi. it is about 6,800 psi. they...