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And the prices keep rising as the crisis keeps going on. there will be times when the government will be able to get more fuel and the prices will decrease for a little while. but by and large they do keep going up. so getting fuel is something that is really important to people here and certainly something that isnt easy. fred pleitgen, cnn, damascus. there are new fears over the water supply in three u.s. states after a toxic waste spill that resulted in what you see behind us. it turned a r...

Caucuses dont vote in the iowa caucuses and the people who do arent endorsing or getting behind donald trump. >> james, great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> thanks, thomas. >> weve been asking you to weigh in on our poll question. is donald trumps blunt rhetoric helping or hurting the gop? so lets take a look at how you have been reacting to the polls. 50/50? this is split right down the middle. well ask you to keep the debate going. you can weigh in. hey, there we go. 49% to 51%. helping. w...

Scott, let me start with you. the latest about what the governor has been saying, what the epa has been saying. >> the governor a optimistic the river is going to be open to recreation soon, parts of it. but it is a multi-agency decision and the epa certainly has not signed off on it yet. theyre continuing clean-up operations not just on the animus river but on the san juan river. the animus river is a tributary of the san juan river. this could impact not only colorado but new mexico, utah, and...

Shooting, and then successive shootouts. one was the police with one of the suspects, and then after that another shooting that is the place where michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer there, who was later exonerated by the doj and grand jury. the protesters says thats not part of our movement. they get frustrated when theres a violent act done in their name. >> well watch for your reporting through the evening here. sara sidner, thank you so much. meantime, before i let you go...

Across the state line into new mexico. cnns tom seder, how do they figure this? >> theyve been pretty tight-lipped about this, but again in durango, the tourist industry and recreational industry is now shut down. the river is shut down because of high levels of arsenic. its not just zinc, copper and lead. originally when the epa went to investigate this mine, which has been shut down since the 1920s, they were there to try to take care of a small leak. we know possibly this leak has been spilli...