response, wewe will conclude ths unlawfulounts to an use of force by the russian state against the ununited kingdom. that leaves options open in thee name of sanctions. the incident that took place on sunday, two people w we targeted. r russian turned british spy. his daughter was visiting him. theyey are fighting for their lives. they are in critical condition in hospital. the first policeman to rest of ages gravely ill, but in less danger. genie: you mentioned sanctions. measures of promisesed vladimir putin does not, with an explanation before midnight tonight. what might those measures be concurrently? >>>> let's s see what comeses of the national security meeting as we speak. she's being briefed as the prime minister was for yesterday by the minister of a defense in the minister of foreign affairs. we will see what comes out of tomorrow m morning. she will chair another onene afr the deadline has passed. if there has been a satisfactory respsponse from the russianans, there is quite a vast array of possible sanctionsns. one is thehe expulsion of diplomats. it could go all the way up to

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it's a toxic waste being dumped across the ununited states. . some people living c e to these dumps have unique health proroblems. is coal ash o blame? we look for answers, coming up, on "earth focus." in pennsylvania, 3 adjoining countnties are e the hot spot oa rare cancer. in juliette, georgia, radioactive water flows from the tap. these problems may seem unrelated, but with a closer look, these two communities share a common denominator--coal ash, and lots of it. the discovery of c coal in the united states dramatically shaped our energy future. today, there is no greater source of power than coal combustion. it's responsibible r nearly 40%0% of our electricity. but burning coal generates waste. it's called coal ash, and every year in the u.s., 130 million tons of it is created. >> it's the l largest industrial waste stream in america. you could fill the boxcars of a freight train that would stretch from new york city to melbourne, australia, with the coal ash that's generated every year in this country. >> the ash contains toxic metals. lea

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