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And inside you can see the sparkling 24 karat gold squares. >> quick walk to the clevelander. the investor sach which i mansion is considered one of the countrys most expensive homes 125 million. the auction set to take place on september the 17th. sources say it will be closed to all us commoners. the wealthy businessman who turned his penthouse apartment into a mountain peak has begun tearing it down piece by piece. the owner spent the last 6 years building this complex of rooms and rocks and ...

Famous bodies of water. and that shouldnt be the case as abcs paul beaven reports. >> reporter: washingtons national mall, a stunning showcase of american history. but these days, tourists strolling along the reflecting pool probably arent humming "america the beautiful" that is unless they love algae. >> kind of gross, yeah. thats a little bit of a letdown. >> reporter: o beautiful for spacious skies -- waves of algae are spoiling the view. >> you dont get an image like this anywhere else. kind...

Georgia. and a crazy ending to a kidnapping in new york, just two stops as we go across america. >> georgia, flames and toxic black smoke filling the sky at a recycling center northwest of atlanta. an entire town nearby forced to evacuate, because the chemicals there. the firefighters throwing everything they have at it, but city officials fearing it could burn for days. >> and for two or three days of this intensity? >> yes. >> no word what started the fire. >> wisconsin, crude oil gushing from...

Georgia. and a crazy ending to a kidnapping in new york, just two stops as we go across america. >> georgia, flames and toxic black smoke filling the sky at a recycling center northwest of atlanta. an entire town nearby forced to evacuate, because the chemicals there. the firefighters throwing everything they have at it, but city officials fearing it could burn for days. >> and for two or three days of this intensity? >> yes. >> no word what started the fire. >> wisconsin, crude oil gushing from...

Georgia. and a crazy ending to a kidnapping in new york, just two stops as we go across america. >> georgia, flames and toxic black smoke filling the sky at a recycling center northwest of atlanta. an entire town nearby forced to evacuate, because the chemicals there. the firefighters throwing everything they have at it, but city officials fearing it could burn for days. >> and for two or three days of this intensity? >> yes. >> no word what started the fire. >> wisconsin, crude oil gushing from...

The swollen ohio and mississippi rivers are meeting up, and the concern right now, actually, looking at what has happened, in some of the key areas like cairo, illinois, you saw the flood waters drop about a foot, in most places the flood waters just stopped going up and the estimated crest is going to be about 3 feet lower than it could have been at its worst and theyre hoping it will be enough to keep these towns dry. the problem with this system, where they blast holes in the levy, ultimately...

Reservation have been buried under snow and ice with major power failures for two weeks. power lines down, thousands of other lakota and other tribes people who already face 75 to 85% unemployment before a blizzard and an ice storm that added six inches of ice weight to utility poles hit. two weeks since those lines were knocked down and most of the electricity went with it. they managed to get the water turned back on at cheyenne river. unfortunately, most of the water goes into a pipe system t...

Blizzard and an ice storm that added six inches of ice weight to utility poles hit. two weeks since those lines were knocked down and most of the electricity went with it. they managed to get the water turned back on at cheyenne river. unfortunately, most of the water goes into a pipe system that failed during the storm. the pipes are broken. with the wind chill it was minus 19 there today. what will you find out about this at the website of the senate committee on indian affairs? some means of ...

Under snow and ice with major power failures for two weeks. power lines down, thousands of other lakota and other tribes people who already face 75 to 85% unemployment before a blizzard and an ice storm that added six inches of ice weight to utility poles hit. two weeks since those lines were knocked down and most of the electricity went with it. they managed to get the water turned back on at cheyenne river. unfortunately, most of the water goes into a pipe system that failed during the storm. ...