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Really hard to get around. nine americans have died in a span about 12 months at resorts in in the jamaican republic. and many of the cases, local authorities have reported the deaths involved architects or respiratory problems. other groups have also come out that their customers have gotten sick during their recent trips. both american and local authorities but the brother of the most recent tourist says something just doesnt feel right. >> i dont think necessarily that my brother was targeted...

The last time the kentucky family celebrated the body of the car wasnt that he had a cold now the best of the season meet the end of outdoor activity where the cons heidi just the aussies and i shes better off going for. them other pub being dropped by a caucus on the run but now as a campaigner. she thinks its time to change this is a festival of lights as well not as to a crowd goes nowhere you know over the years that you feel but i do not miss it one minute or one second because its a matter...

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Into mexico. they ran into mexican police with riot shields and pepper spray at the other end, some of the migrants started jumping off the bridge so they could cross the river below. some of them in rafts, some through waste deep owaist high . some with the injuries and remembrance in the 90s and feels like 100. since then they kept marching through the southern mexican towns. tiny little towns on tiny little roads with very little sphrurecket and not a lot of help. and "l.a. times" reporter sa...

Taking terms not only -- steps not only to close these sites but also to have a registry with veteran affairs so we can track those individuals over 150,000 who have registered. it allows us to track some of the medical issues that theyre having and draw some conclusions about whether the burn pits indeed were the cause for blood disorders, diseases including cancer and other respiratory problems. >> is it believed those burn pits were the cause? >> we have to wait for conclusive medical study t...

Stephanie, hello to you. what is the greatest danger here, toxic gas, ash, lava, all of the above? >> reporter: its so dynamic, don. its hard to say demanding on -- depending on where you are, one could be an issue more than the other. we know since i last spoke to you from the summit of kilauea, there was an ash explosion soaring ash up into the sky some 8,000 feet. that could make for respiratory problems. luckily it was the middle of the night here. but here in the eastern rift zone, i know m...

Intense explosions that could send huge boulders like the size of a small car shooting up into the air up to half a mile away. theyre keeping an eye on lowering the lava lake in the middle of the crater, raising the potential for explosions and for more giant ash plumes that could rise as high as 20,000 feet. many residents are worried about how the toxic gas might affect them. >> respiratory problems, heart conditions, any of that sulfur dioxide coming over is really harmful. if there were an a...

Sulfur dioxide. we get the magma column dropping. pressure begins to build as everything heats up and, well, when that happens, we get an explosive eruption. thats the next phase of this calamity that probably will get under way. that has not happened yet. theyll continue to monitor this lava lake. although weve lost it at this point. this was april 23. watch as the lava continues to sink in. it is headed towards that water table and once it gets there, thats when were expecting things to really...

Intense explosions that could send huge boulders like the size of a small car shooting up into the air up to half a mile away. theyre keeping an eye on lowering the lava lake in the middle of the crater, raising the potential for explosions and for more giant ash plumes that could rise as high as 20,000 feet. many residents are worried about how the toxic gas might affect them. >> respiratory problems, heart conditions, any of that sulfur dioxide coming over is really harmful. if there were an a...

Away. it happened once before back in 1924 when blocks weighing 14 tons were blasted from the crater.>> we plan for the worst. we hope for the best. and based upon what the assessments are thats coming from the ãwe try to look at contingency plans. >>reporter: if molten rock flying through the air arent enough, theres also the possibility of ash plumes that could go as high as 20,000 feet and as wide as 12 miles from the summit crater. the volcano is already spewing dangerous levels of sulfur d...