blood. everything with lots and cruelty. i would like to think big but with. our we would like to take our viewers on a tour through the city of la i think that for a fair designation for rome and we re going to do like the romans do on a vessel. if you want to see all the sights of rome you ll need plenty of time this city has more than two thousand seven hundred years of history. and that s evident wherever you look. tired historian valeted you ve been easy is a tour guide in rome his company rome i mean our view offers tours on desperate scooters. ok yeah. he s typical italian scooters are ideal for weeding through the busy traffic in rome. we pass all the main sites like the colosseum which dates back to around eighty eighty. in the moment but
natch gas so you can smell it when it s leaking. people nearby have been getting headaches and nosebleeds and respiratory problems. one town has been evacuated. the city of l.a. is suing the company that owns the well. and it s way not over. the company says they don t know how to stop this leak. they say it may take four months to drill a new well in order to stop the leak in the old one. four months. and in the meantime, the scale of this thing is nuts. state air quality regulators estimate it s leaking so much it accounts for 25% of california s daily greenhouse gas emissions. this is like driving 160,000 cars for a year. what s happening right now in puerto ranch is hard to get your
people nearby have been getting headaches and nosebleeds and respiratory problems. one town has been evacuated. the city of l.a. is suing the company that owns the well. and it s way not over. the company says they don t know how to stop this leak. they say it may take four months to drill a new well in order to stop the leak in the old one. four months. and in the meantime, the scale of this thing is nuts. state air quality regulators estimate it s leaking so much it accounts for 25% of california s daily greenhouse gas emissions. this is like driving 160,000 cars for a year. what s happening right now in puerto ranch is hard to get your head around. it s also hard because you can t see it. except now you can see it because tonight, we have some remarkable new images from this
disasters like that, then inspiring action, seeing it, sometimes helps. last week we reported on a giant ongoing pollution disaster, a huge gas leak in california. the san fernando valley in southern california. the leak is coming from a storage facility, a storage well more than 8,000 feet under ground. it went bad in october. it s been leaking natural gas, plus the additive they put in natch gas so you can smell it when it s leaking. people nearby have been getting headaches and nosebleeds and respiratory problems. one town has been evacuated. the city of l.a. is suing the company that owns the well. and it s way not over. the company says they don t know how to stop this leak. they say it may take four months to drill a new well in order to stop the leak in the old one. four months. and in the meantime, the scale of this thing is nuts.
incentives arguing unless they get free money, they will find another state that will. we hope to see return of a few budget films and a lot more in television, key employers and big spenders. state headed out $1.5 billion in tax breaks. city of l.a. will try to stop the bleeding today, bill, by waiving all fees to film here. hard to compete with the other states beating you at your own game. bill: thank you, los angeles. martha: a new fight against isis and eventually. breaking the search for the terrorist group leader. óqoqúúñ