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smoke over all of you. is this something that you can smell? i mean, what are you and people saying are experiencing. you can definitely smell it in the air. if it's not a chemical type of smell, it is the smoke itself. yeah 14 acres worth of fire chief said that if it's 14 acres of plastics, 13.5 acres have actually burned and that half may just be the spot where those crews are actually standing to take care. try to take care of some of these flames that you talked about. one of the more important part is that they do feel like it's contained at this point, so at this point, they don't feel like there's a risk to surrounding homes as far as flames go or anything like that. so that is good news, but we also talked to a resident that lived basically at the epicenter of where this was happening at the heart of all these all of this black smoke, and she said that when she got the evacuation order, she didn't hesitate. she ran. she got out of there. even
that's about half a mile down that way, where we have 12 acres worth of learning grassland on a sunday afternoon. it took firefighters several hours to try to extinguish the flames and they only managed to get the blaze under control a few hours away. among the country roads, behind where our cameraman is sending, you'll see the fire trucks in case anything reignites. to the west of london and surrey, we saw grassland ablaze . also, south of the capital and other parts of the outside areas. why is this happening? even if the temperatures are coming down it's relatively windy. they are advising people to be vigilant and not use barbecues or throw any and extent was flames or cigarettes on the ground because they say it's tinderbox dry and the spectrum
stunning landscape. we know reserves here, 25 acres worth have taken on tar. 8300 acres or 3300 hectares of water has a sheen and oil still encompassing it. it's larger than the city of santa monica. take a look at the images again. it's 130,000 gallons have spilled. about 3,000 gallons have recovered so far. well over 95% of it still remains in place. go in for a closer look, about 9 miles, 15 kilometers off shore of the southern california coast line. this is where you find the particular rig, name is elly. want tho show you the polygon that highlights the rigs. the second one there is elly. that's where we think the leak
grow. they grow anywhere from one week to three weeks, and they are being looked at in terms of preventive health right now. they're 40 times the nutritional equivalent of their adult counterpart. >> wow. >> what is really exciting about it, we can look at it as alternative sources of protein. this is the willy wonky part of our tour. >> the water usage, are you able to recycle this water? >> we are. 90% recirculated. that's another benefit. on a tenth of an acre here, we grow 10 acres worth of farm. >> what would you like for breakfast? >> we may not have "jetson" style food delivery yet but in the golden age of logistics, shouldn't be it easier to connect with a good farmer and buy good food? >> i placed on order on this fridge for my breakfast. i punch in that code that is on the fridge.
>> i'm lea gabrielle. police in texas say a woman jumped from a moving rv to escape a vehicle that shot her but heft her two young kids inside. cops chased the rv and eventually stopped it with spokes. it wound up in flames in arlington about 20 miles west of dallas. investigators say the suspects released the kids and shot themselves. a local cbs affiliates said a plane clipped a gas station and losers a week. and an acres worth of opium poppies worth half a billion dollars. investigators got a tip of the property northwest of charlotte and deputies spent a day pulling the plants. opium commonly used in street
the book, that suggests the idea of vertical farming is worth messing around with. >> quite worth messing around with it. more people are messing around with it. they are making a living doing this, so the indoor greenhouses that you've read about that have high-tech hydroponic farming opportunities associated with them, they are spread out all over the world. there's one in arizona, 318 acres worth. the only difference is that there are about 3,000 miles away from where i live, so why don't we bring this closer, and every time you do that, you'll have to stack these up higher and higher to take up less room, so just -- >> and i guess -- if i'm reading between the lines properly, what you're saying is that the technology exists. >> that's right. >> in a way that maybe hasn't in the past. >> correct. >> but technology exists both in terms of,ç you know, soil management, lighting, water, all the necessary resources that you need to manage to grow -- >> that's right.