announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, and thank with us. official assurances that all is safe near the site of that ohio toxic train derailment aren t playing well with many area residents tonight, not with people experiencing physical symptoms and fish dying by the thousands in nearby streams. it has been almost two weeks since the train jumped the tracks in eastern ohio near the pennsylvania border spilling tanker cars carrying hazardous chemicals. after a controlled burn meant to avert a catastrophic explosion, officials signaled it was safe for evacuated residents to return, but tonight there is worry, skepticism, and anger about what is really happening and about what people are being told ron allen is covering it for us tonight. reporter: tonight outrage growing less than two weeks after that massive train derailment and the controlled burn of hazardous chemicals sent up a toxic plume of black smoke in east palestine, ohio. it doe
staff and corners, for example, firing the anesthesiology team and replacing them with what he says are generally less competent people leading to many errors including one of his patients waking up during brain surgery the patient was in head pins, which is a very sharp instrument put into the skull to hold the head steady. to hold the head steady, and i was just shaving the head when the patient tried to get up, so you can imagine it being tragic. so that sounds like rank incompetence on the part of the anesthesiologist it sure is. reporter: at an emergency meeting with hospital leadership in december of 2021, four doctors who were present say more than a dozen surgeons expressed widespread concern. i asked the question, do you feel this hospital is safe, and it was a unanimous vote from the surgeons that it was not, then i asked them another question, is the hospital dangerous,