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when 8 of them died inexplicably gas emissions from the lake. so what blamed the young man what buried on the grounds of today's maria last abbey in the creek on the one of the smaller chapels, whether the monks really is fixated has never been confirmed. the professor hoffman and his team of geologists, the lake, is of great interest the most fits are important to better understand volcanic activity in the eiffel. and to observe any changes. the 2 and viewers in shop life is interesting to achieve a scientist into the system. affects show that there is still a volcanic activity here and it's not only ever molten rock that comes out of the ground just involved in the it's mostly gas costs. and this is why the amount of escaping gas is continuously monitored. the, the assume for stack and gas if we saw a gas emissions increasing, it would be assigned that there is activity underground, perhaps indicating a coming volcanic eruption how scorpions or today we know that the gas bubbles and mostly carbon dioxide, escaping from huge magnet chambers abo

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at this point, we're also seeing a large size breakout and some houses due to a gas lakes with pipes the rupture. and thank you so much for that, that is causing us already to enlist in tokyo, ariel strikes and shelling and southern and eastern you try and have killed at least 5 people. and the reports of other nod strikes and wisdom of his local authorities in the port city of odessa, say a russian drones, dr. damaged a residential building, killing one person and entering several others. and at least 4 people who were reported killed during ukrainian shelling in the russian health city of doing its as the taiwan the president says its relations with china must be decided by its own people to sign wins. comments followed those of the chinese president shooting, paying, and which he talked about the inevitable reunification of the island. china, china has been ramping up military pressure to assert itself into the kinds of a tie. one, which is due to hold a presidential and pile of entry elections on january, the 15th 3 people have been found in the country full of migrants and refug

for us the units arrived on the scene, they stopped short because you want to drive in front of a gas lakethey realize that there was a big problem. they called a gas company and they started evacuating the buildings around them. when they got to the daycare, the daycare staff was already putting coat some blankets on the kids. two and a half months to four years old. so they encourage them to hurry up. they got them out of the building. a few minutes later that is when the first explosion happened. >> among the things that went well here, that went right, was the fact that the daycare center and its employees had a plan, right? >> oh, absolutely. emergency planning in school facilities, daycares, libraries, any of these buildings, no matter where you live he should have a plan to get out. it is one of the things we teach and fire prevention starting in elementary school. >> how did they get word, initially, that there have been a leak? >> they smell the. it was the building next door. they could smell it, it was pretty bad. you could probably hear. there may have been some people the knoc

for example, i don't know about the drying up of lake urmia and i don't know about methane gas and sohe arvieh lake , almost since the mid-80s, this is actually the process of drying up the water. it is not related to recent years well, definitely, part of these problems is related to the lack of rainfall. in 2018, when we had good rains in the country, due to the floods that came, you must remember, it actually raised some of the level of lake urmia, but what basically, today, in the circles of officials, the problem of water resources management is being raised on urumi lake. well, there is the construction of levels, the increase of the level, the lowering of the sea level and the non-observance of environmental rights, and many other factors, perhaps more important. it was a more important factor than the consequences of climate change that happened in that area another question was asked again, because these are rumors that are published in the cyberspace, sometimes external sources are also cited, it may confuse the minds of some parts of the society, but we do not know how scie

lake effect snow. winter storms have claimed that the 67 lives this month nationwide. indonesia does most active volcano has erected. it unleashed gas clouds that blanketed villages and a deluge of law that's read over a mile. it is of several to flareup this weekend. the world knows the motive behind the case of the stolen ruby slippers. court papers say a mobster stole them in pursuit of one last score. smith thought the rubies were real. he pleaded guilty and prosecutors are asking that he be spared prison. still to come, how that ended up in applesauce pouches. why the scheduled execution of an alabama man is raising concerns. >> this is cbs news weekend ron washington. john: the effects of last calls recall of applesauce are widening. it's raising questions about how food reaches supermarket shelves, w watches over it and how far the oversight extends. >> it was discovered in oober. hundreds of cases are under investigation. the fta has confirmed cinnamon was the culprit. it was produced in the door. the founder and editor of food fix focuses on food policy and has been tracking the recall. how has the impact expanded since the

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william faulkner's captain was a gas, so the captain that left cook to sort of like wither on the lake, wither in the principal jail. the other captain, forster's captain, does the right thing. he goes to the bahamas, which is where he's shipping from. he gets a bunch of money. he comes back and he basically buys off. forster's enslaver to get him out of enslavement so he doesn't stay in american slavery long. he was born a free man of color, by the way. so this man had been a free man of color his entire life, then an american slave for a few months, over a month, and then liberated by his captain. so, again, some of these are more lightly idiosyncratic. they're not a whole lot of instances where we see enslavement of the records of sexual attempts of a sexual assault are slim. that doesn't mean that they didn't happen, just means that the records aren't there. but certainly the beating and the whippings and the municipal labor, those those sorts of instances happened all the time. and it makes you wonder it makes you wonder about this quarantine analogy, right? the whole sort of lega

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lakes, and we treat it as such. small businesses to answer your question directly. can be anything from the cases where people get their gas. it can be the outfitter, it can be the guide, it can be the restaurants, the hotels, the motels. there are probably a lot more examples, but i will end with the contractors who do the work on the ground, the guys who move the dirt and they, we contract them and they buy fuel, they rent equipment. and i think it's probably hard for me to list every single thing that is impacted with our, with our small businesses, what they do for us and what we do for them. but that's a pretty good synopsis. >> yes, i appreciate that. and it was just a few years ago that mr. fox and i went out to a ducks unlimited project that was in conjunction with a local community and just saying the natural habitat for the water fowl, but also that dual purpose of also filtering the water, capturing the phosphates and nitrates that were coming out of that water and making it much cleaner and much better for our environment. so i really appreciate you sharing that project with me and the impact of the small busin

lake, which goes on for miles in two directions. >> she's got to go from east to west, so they take it from both directions. >> reporter: they found security video from a gase a.m., but no mystery woman. >> so the intention now is to move to the east. and that is the overpass of highway 99, into a good sized shopping center. >> reporter: where they found lots of security cameras and lots of video. >> we begin to get video from several locations at that shopping center, a starbucks, a lows and the walmart. >> do you see anyone fitting that description in the video that you obtained? >> we do. we begin to see someone, same clothing, glasses, the hat. >> reporter: there is the plastic bag and the backpack. >> and then she does something and starbucks that is strange and bizarre. >> what does she do? >> she goes to the bathroom and then comes out wearing different clothes with dark colored sweats over the top of it, the same backpack and same jacket. >> but behind the woman paying, that is their suspect. >> and she has changed issues also. >> what is going through your mind, as you are watching this video unfold? >> reporter: -- >> once i saw that she did not