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That smells like. >> i guess its a little rotten egg smell. its really putrid and horrible and you cant breathe. >> makes you dizzy its making me dizzy. >> it will affect your eyes, it will give you a headache and it can kill you. >> people report the rotten egg smell, the hydrogen sulfide part if you smell it, you should move away >> reporter: some residents of the basin are already moving away, citing health concerns including sue and jim franklin >> why did you move to fort davis? >> to get a...

Their health calipari travel paerry has thiss >> reporter: this is what it looks like to be number one. >> the united states has tremendous wealth. the wealth is under its street we are now the number one energy producer in the world. >> reporter: and this is what that smells like >> i guess it is a little rotten egg smell. >> makes you dizzy >> yeah, it will affect your eyes, give you a headache and it can kill you >> people report the rotten egg smel, that is the hydrogen sulfide part if you s...

>> and this is what that smells like. >> i guess its a little rotten egg smell . its really putrid and horrible and you cant breathe. >> its making me dizzy. >> it will affect your eyes and can it kill you. >> people report the rotten egg smell. if you smell it you should move away. >> some residents are already moving away citing health concerns including sue and jim frank zblin why do you move from davis? >> to get away from the wells. all the stink and the stench and the smell and all that. >...

A minority that has long complained of discrimination in egypt many of them live in the slums around cairo and scrape a living from sorting through garbage. because they live and work in garbage in the sweltering heat surrounded by an overpowering stench to trust them gorga sort plastic bottles every day from 5 in the morning until sunset they have to quit school to support their families meaning they will probably never find a way out of. the. if i had the chance to go somewhere else of course ...

Submerged cars. we couldnt see if there were people in the cars when they were pushed into the harbor. but we had to navigate the boat over. we got into this town, the eastern most point, one of the hardest hit areas. the rubble we saw was six feet high at least everywhere we looked and of course there was a stench of things rotting, animals or perhaps people underneath that rubble. it was a total ghost town. when we were leaving, bahamian police officer arrived by boat and he was the first offi...

Stench of things rotting, animals or perhaps people underneath that rubble. it was a total ghost town. when we were leaving, a bahamian police officer arrived by boat and he was the first official to reach there. people always ask us for water, which we give them and they ask to borrow our satellite phone and they make a call to the relatives to say theyre alive. its a heart-wrenching thing to hear its heart wrenching to think these plays may never recover, theyre just wiped off the map. >> the ...

Discrimination in egypt many of them live in the slums around cairo on street a living from sorting through garbage. because they live and work in garbage in the sweltering heat surrounded by an overpowering stench to trust them gorga sort plastic bottles every day from 5 in the morning until sunset they have to quit school to support their families meaning they will probably never find a way out of it. if i had the chance to go somewhere else of course i would do it a little a little. buttons h...

Behind us. as we were walking the way we saw a search and rescue team. they came into the area behind me. their backpacks that they have left here. they found a body in the house behind me bloated as they moved wood out of the way. you could smell the stench of a body decomposing. this hurricane left this area on sunday. these bodies have been out here for more than a week. as they were looking they yelled to say they found another. we know they found at least two bodies here, possibly three. th...

The tentative deal in principle, did that make sense? >> not to me. i was in congress on 9/11. i was the senior democrat on the house intelligence committee. i was there when the buildings closed, we got them reopened on 9/11. i was at the site in new york a few days later, smelled the stench. im never going to forget that, and ive been there most 9/11s when the names of the victims are read. and i, you know, no. i think this whole thing was crazy. having the taliban come to the u.s., and adam k...

It came up, up, higher and higher until here. this is over 20 feet high, and it stayed this high for 50 hours. he said it was 50 hours of pure torture. little aid has reached this area, and many places the only road in is blocked or underwater. as they wait for government assistance, some residents like marilyn ling in the town of high rock have taken it upon themselves to organize a relief effort, distributing supplies donated by friends and family. staying busy, she tells us, keeps her from re...