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Made to do a controlled release. >> this would allow us to control the reaction. >> a large, black plume can be seen for miles. >> the detonation is perfect and the cars are safe. >> reporter: but residents are wondering when it's safe to be home. >> we're all worried, honestly. you can't get direct answers because nobody knows. >> reporter: epa testing shows air and municipal drinking water do not have dangerous levels of contaminate. the evacuation order is lifted and the railroad is reopened. when they return, some residents complain of headaches, rashes and nausea. >> watch this. you see t...

Says if those wells pass the clean water act, they will continue to use them. >> what about -- >> if it's nondrinking water, queer n we're not going to be serving it. >> the results of those epa testing will start coming back as early as tomorrow, on the biological part of it. the more serious component, the chemical con tanl nation we're told those results won't be back until early next week. >> you spoke to some of the people that have started to drink that contaminated water and they're complaining of stomach pain and other ailments, is that right? >> yeah, we found after we had witnesses t...

>> bret: your show at the end of the month. the all-star panel weighs in on whether president trump's trip to vegas struck the right tone. fox 35 in orlando. florida residents can register to vote from their home computers. the state has launched an online voter registration option at of the november election. registering online is expected to be more convenient and provide a more accurate voter list. several people have voiced concerns about cyber security issues. fox 28 in columbus, ohio. the environmental protection agency is monitoring the air after an explosion at a chemical plant overnig...

Others injured. officials say there has been no environmental contamination. two weeks ago an exploigs in the city of ptiangin killed people. we're learning new information about the spill that dumped millions of gallons of toxic waste into a colorado river earlier this month. internal documents show the environmental protection agency knew the gold king mine was vulnerable to catastrophic failure but they didn't have a clear plan to deal with the crisis. the epa is confessing there could be blockages that could cause future sludge surges. the wastewater that was accidentally released by an ...