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say it again. sorry, trust but verify in the same epa from flint, michigan, and also from 9/11. and jessica, you can speak to this better than anyone given the loss that you've suffered. you know, we now have senator jd vance saying that when he puts a stick in the in the in a creek, it whips up a chemical rainbo. and there are dead fish. there are no birds flying in the sky. and then you've got to wine and the epa and everyone criticizing, saying the water is safe. no, it's not. yeah, it's evident quite clearly not safe . and you'd be out of your mind, frankly, or with very little options if you're going to be drinking or drinking water. and i know that they're delivering a lot of bottled water. but we talked about this yesterday. i think you need to get everyone out of there until you can be completely sure there's no problem where your creeks don't have oil spills and you're not getting iridescent, showing their governor, dwayne, was
governor dwayne says testing of the drinking water and ohio river are safe. lots of residents in the area say they are still upset of the government's insufficient response. correspondent garrett tenney has the latest tonight from east palestine. >> what federal response? >> the white house is under fire for its response to the east palestine train derailment. >> if they were in washington, d.c., it would all be cleaned up and taken care of and answers would be done. >> after waiting nearly two weeks to send senior administration officials to visit the area, today the head of the e.p.a. who spent several hours in town thursday argued that waiting so long was the responsible thing to do. >> when you bring in a senior official, especially at the cabinet level, you divert a pull away resources from the emergency response and so we wanted to be sure that the emergency responders had all of the resources and the focus to do what they have done. >> mayor trent conway is calling the e.p.a.'s administrator's visit a quote dog and pony show and says at this point two weeks after the disaster it would be a
point of view art how this effects people's health over time. >> gillian, i can't tell you how happy i am to hear governor dewine acknowledge what the long-term consequences of this chemical catastrophe will be. up until now we have heard the immediate threat has been lessened. they did the controlled burn they got the vinyl chloride out of there so the immediate threat of the big toxic exposure and explosions is gone so the residents are able to go back in. what about the exposure to low level of very toxic chemicals? that's is what i still have concerns. it's great to hear that the municipal water they are able to drink out of it. less than three parts per million of some of these organic compounds. still low levels of these toxins so we don't have a lot of data to be honest of the long-term exposure to that, especially biewlgt accumulate. that's what they are really looking at right now. still very trace amounts of it