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Later, you know, acting like this wasn't such a big deal, or even trying to cover up what their texts were about. what's your reaction to that? >> you know, that's -- it's kind of mind blowing, but it is not really surprising what people do behind closed doors and they didn't think the messages would ever get exposed. and now they are remaining mum on them or are just upset because their information was leaked out or whatever. the truth always comes out. and i'm remaining patient with the committee doing their job and more and more truth about that day will come out. just the truth. that's all...

It's mind blowing. it's hard to put into words what we've seen today. it's just something we are very fortunate that we have the resources and the skill set that we're able to help this community begin to rebuild. >> tell us a little bit more about that, what kind of resources you have and the skill set to help these devastated members of the community. >> the resources that our organization provides in this initial response is teams and those who specialize in building out these what we call an operation, and those of us that come in with first responder military skill sets that can

Dangerously close. all while keeping an eye out for falling lava bombs the size of watermelons. as they try to nab the hot rocks at more than 1300 degrees fahrenheit. >> it has been an exciting experience, mind blowing, literally as many of these processes in action. >> they are taking the big risks hoping to see big rewards with answers to important questions like how do these volcanic eruptions form, develop and if you live on spain's canary islands where it has already destroyed thousands of homes, when will it end. >> you need to learn how we can protect the population and this is where th...

Green beer is something usually saved for st. patrick's day, but a brewery in australia wants people to start sipping it every day to help fight climate change. cbs' ian lee explains. >> reporter: looking around this brewery, something might seem out of place. green tanks of bubbling algae are probably more fitting in a mad scientist's laboratory. >> it's mind blowing. >> reporter: but australian brewer car mcmahon is harvesting the algae to make green beer, not in the way you are thinking. >> the algae is just part of the production process, it never touches the beer. this is not green beer. ...

Sydney Film Festival, opening night, Leah Purcell, Arka Das