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All right, welcome back. people in a small louisiana community say on some days it is sickening to be outside. a local factory is releasing a chemical that's putting them at the highest risk in the country of developing cancer from air toxins. that's according to the u.s. environmental protection agency. state regulators say the threat isn't imminent, but local people say cases of cancer are common and they are afraid and they are begging for help. victor blackwell has this cnn investigation. >> the air is so foul, the water's so messed up, and so many people are ill and dying of cancer. >> re...

Now responsible for the reconstruction of raqqah that is not just going to be about physically trying to rebuild that city. they have to somehow also rebuild raqqah's social fabric, but in the meantime these families are going to continue to have to struggle under these conditions. arwa damon, cnn, northern syria. >> thanks so much for that report, arwa. the u.s. environmental protection agency says that a chemical coming from a louisiana factory is putting its neighbors at the highest risk in the country of developing cancer from air toxins. state regulators say the threat is not imminent. ...

Income americans. and that is responsible for two-thirds of the 2018 rate hikes. some insurers will charge as high as 50% more to offset the cost of sick esicker-than-expec policyholders. humana, aetna, and anthem have already pulled out of the ex-changes. they blame lack of information on top of millions in losses. more insurers may pull out this week. companies have until wednesday to let state regulators know if they plan to stay. i would encourage everyone to go to "cnn money" this morning, laying this out exactly how county by county you could have vastly different -- different offerings ...

Two pennies which causes problems if you're russian and trying to buy things made in another country. it also poses particular challenges, though, if you need to turn a lot of rubles into a lot of dollars. for example, if you wanted to end up with, like, $10 billion, you'd need to start with 563 billion rubles. that would get you $10 billion u.s. dollars. and i single out that amount because that's how much money a group of super rich russians snuck out of russia using a major internationally known bank, at least according to u.s. prosecutors as part of a money laundering scheme 2011 or so inv...

Problems if you're russian and trying to buy things made in another country. it also poses particular challenges, though, if you need to turn a lot of rubles into a lot of dollars. for example, if you wanted to end up with, like, $10 billion, you'd need to start with 563 billion rubles. that would get you $10 billion u.s. dollars. and i single out that amount because that's how much money a group of super rich russians snuck out of russia using a major internationally known bank, at least according to u.s. prosecutors as part of a money laundering scheme 2011 or so involving deutsche bank, ame...