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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150518:01:05:00 - Vimarsana News

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With to clean it there is what they call agitating the river bed, shaking the bed of the river bit by bit to try to bring the oil to the surface to try to collect them there. i'm sure that's great for the river. so far, it's been ten times as expensive per gallon as a normal oil spill to clean up and still not cleaned 20 months later and people who live there are mad. >> at the time of the spell my children were at a daycare center, within a mile of the creek in the kalamazoo river. my son had throwing up, my daughter developed a very strange rash on her body. headaches, nausea, vomiting, upse...

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Revised. they didn't have to open as much of the spillway as they thought. the good news is that the numbers of people impact ld be lower than that. >> reporter: you hear that noise behind the governor as he speaks? that's a pile driver driving a steel pile into the river bed. they opened that spillway. something else they're doing to stop floodwaters from coming back up into these small communities, they took a 30-foot high steel barge, took it out into the river and sunk it, using rocks to hold it down. using steel pilings -- that's the banging you heard -- to keep the water from coming back...