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This is not bumper, bumper, bumper. these cars are jumbled up in the middle of the highway. 50 of them. four critical injuries lifted out of the situation. 10 ambulances were on hand. it is beliefed it was caused by marsh fires and fog. that combination made it smokey and foggy as folks started making a ride to work most likely in the morning and said at least 50 injuries of people. four critical injuries in this story. bill: such a shame. martha: an awful mess. bill: we'll take you live to the scene later on this morning here. martha: look at this video now. somebody needs to practice their p...

plane headed into this thing. they are calling it a tropical disturbance for now just to see if it's serious enough to name it a tropical storm possibly in the next couple of hours. keep in mind we're also learning major oil companies are not taking any chances with this disturbance. evacuations have begun just in case and the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu, he'll be holding a news conference as they are all watching this disturbance as well heading precariously closely to their government line. we'll keep an eye on all of it and let's move on to some other news. moammar gadhaf...

That right there, that big ominous looking grayish-brownish cloud is the result of a giant marsh fire that's been burning for three days now. literally swampland that's caught on fire and is blanketing the city in this lovely haze. if you have the fortune to be walking around new orleans right now, this is what you're breathing in, a thick smokey stew. i know that sounds sort of organic, nice, maybe even southern, but this big plume of smoke is actually a big old problem. first off, it's really dangerous for anyone who has serious breathing conditions, those folks have been warned to stay insi...

Orleans version of a haboob. that right there, that big ominous looking grayish-brownish cloud is the result of a giant marsh fire that's been burning for three days now. literally swampland that's caught on fire and is blanketing the city in this lovely haze. if you have the fortune to be walking around new orleans right now, this is what you're breathing in, a thick smokey stew. i know that sounds sort of organic, nice, maybe even southern, but this big plume of smoke is actually a big old problem. first off, it's really dangerous for anyone who has serious breathing conditions, those folks ...