morning snyder avenue and there was strong smell of gas in the area that's when crew president stoppeding so to evacuate you had six apartments snyder avenue and 17 people throughout the morning. slowly but surely those people were allowed back in. only two people remain out of the homes this morning. crews continue to work on a 4" gas main that they say broke. right now they're looking into the cause of that break. and that's where the problem sits at right now. completely fixing that main. and we spoke to a lot of people earlier this morning force the out of their homes on this cold morning it's been a long stay for many of these people. >> so i don't know it's pretty late. i'm pretty jet lagged. i was real tired and they just knocked on the door real loud, toll me there was a gas leak and now i'med outside waiting for there not to be a gas leak. >> and again many of those people have been allowed back inside. fortunately there were no injuries. two medic units were on scene all morning long to assess anyone who wanted to get checked out after evacuated. six narments total were evacuate

morning snyder avenue and there was strong smell of gas in the area that's when crew president stoppeding so to evacuate you had six apartments snyder avenue and 17 people throughout the morning. slowly but surely those people were allowed back in. only two people remain out of the homes this morning. crews continue to work on a 4" gas main that they say broke. right now they're looking into the cause of that break. and that's where the problem sits at right now. completely fixing that main. and we spoke to a lot of people earlier this morning force the

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then after 18 months they stoppeded the treatment for a few weeks, and fed all the children some typeroduct. only 4% to the scientists believe when you combine the probiotics with a pea new protein it somehow shuts off the allergic reaction. i'm quoting here, it appear tlas we have been able to modify the response to peanuts so that the immune system produces protective responses. it's not a cure in fact some of the kids who got the probiotic treatment still suffered pretty severe allergic reactions to peanuts. but those involved say this is -- the research here gretchen is being done at the murdock children's center in australia which is named after the mother of rupert murdock, the chairman and ceo of our parent company. >> it's so fascinating because so many kids have peanut allergies than they did when we were kids. you >> a disturbing murder trial why this woman is accused of secretly harming her own child killing him in a very slow and horrible way. >>> and the bowe bergdahl investation keeps dragging on and on. new reaction from the white house, peter doosey will join us. if a

people who have stoppeded smoking because of them. people who don't like them in their presence.eality is we don't have great science to be able to spell out the long-term risks. >> dr., what would you advice to be to someone who comes to your office and gets a physical and says i really want to quit smoking. what about the e-cigarettes? >> we know the firmexist is vor high. we have a lot of studies done in funeral homes and the patients have been exposed over a long period of time. leukemias, nasal cancers, all those things are a lot higher when you've been exposed. i know right now if you decide and you're watching to ingest or inhale an unregulated vapor or smoke, you are increasing your risk for cancer and other respiratory diseases. hands down. there's no way around it. that's something we have to take on as a decision as an adult. there is no easy way out. you need to quit smoking, and you need to quit vaping as well. >> and one thing that has also come up. there's been a lot of marketing to young kids. we know that for adult who is are ready to quit smoking, and this is th