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Environmental alarm bells have been ringing in russias far east, after hundreds of dead marine animals washed up on the pacific shore of the kamchatka peninsula. the causes of this ecological disaster remain disputed. russian state investigators say they are "most likely natural", while environmental ngos want a more thorough investigation. maria kiseleva from the bbc‘s russian service reports from kamchatka. when hundreds of dead sea creatures washed up on this shore, nobody knew what was goi...

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Of dead sea creatures. mostly here its dead starfishes and what looks like the remains of sea urchins. we spoke to the locals, and they are alarmed because usually its just a couple of starfishes here. but now its much, much more than that. this is what it looked like before the disaster. the ocean bed is covered with active marine life. this is after. in many places, plants and small animals are dead. we are considering two groups of causes — artificial causes related with industrial sources,...

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When hundreds of dead sea creatures washed up on this shore, nobody knew what was going on. why did large area of this pacific coast turn into the graveyard? parts of this beach are covered with the remains of dead sea creatures. mostly here it‘s dead starfishes and what looks like the remains of sea urchins. we spoke to the locals, and they are alarmed because usually it‘s just a couple of starfishes here. but now it‘s much, much more than that. this is what it looked like before the disa...

Life. this is after. many places, pla nts life. this is after. many places, plants and small are dead. they are considering two causes, artificial causes related with industrial sources, may be military sources, landfills and so on. and second group, natural causes, like seaweed. at first many people thought the disaster was caused by rocket fuel from disused military ranges. others said it was poisonous chemicals. translation: in the 19705 said it was poisonous chemicals. translation: in the 19...

Of the kamchatka peninsula — are in dispute. russian state investigators say they are "most likely natural", while environmentalists want a more thorough investigation. maria kiseleva from the bbc‘s russian service reports. when hundreds of dead sea creatures washed up on the shore, nobody knew what was going on. why did this large area of this pacific coast turn into a graveyard? covered in mostly turn into a graveyard? covered in m ostly d ea d turn into a graveyard? covered in mostly dead...

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And an important message from a pope who is known for surprises. >> odonnell: seth doane, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonights "cbs evening news." news ahead on tonights "cbs criminal charges and billions in fines, a pharma giant admits guilt for its role in the opioid iisis. a woman is trapped inside a burning car, and a brave cop ing straight towards the nsnger. wait until you see what happens next. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula sa...

>> garrett: finally tonight a survival story, humans we must admit can be hard on animals. perhaps we forget this is a planet we share. but sometimes we humans help in extraordinary ways. heres tom hanson. >> reporter: each day at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo, california, trainer dianne cameron gets a greeting from this guy. >> he likes to spend time with us, hes a sweetheart. >> reporter: meet cronutt, a special sea lion with a serious medical condition. >> he had a seizure in the wat...