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Here are five cases of Pertamina oil refinery fires in the last two to three years.

To be a fire fight going on. firefighters spraying water on those fuel tanks. i don't know if you can see it, but i see what appears to be water being sprayed upward on to those storage facilities particularly the second one from the left, but that is a fire that is not going out anytime soon, andrea. >> clearly not. again, i've got a lot of experience covering refinery fires in the past. that's going to burn for a while. thank you so much, jacob soboroff. colonel vindman, your reaction to what we have shown. >> it's a logistics hub, their precision strike capability is not as robust as we had...

Shows that it is not supply and demand. so, when it's something as critical as the price of gasoline, you know, there's more regulation on commodities like hamburger than there is right now on gasoline. and i can tell you gasoline is a lot more important to an economy than the kinds of transparencies that we have in the commodities market. >> now there was at one point i think one or more refinery fires and that was one explanation given at a certain stage and also the seasonal adjustments when they are switching over from home heating to gasoline. but you don't think that any of those factors...

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Little bit of movement releases energy and that displaces the water and the water moves in the form of a wave towards the shorelines. that's a tremendous amount of energy transferred into the water and it slams into the being e buildings and objects. it tosses huge ships as if they were toys. it produces an enormous amount of damage. the damage to the technical infrastructure because again japan is an industrial nation. so much like the refinery fires and the roads and bridges that were destroyed. this is different than the haitian earthquake in the sense where haiti didn't have that infrastru...