calls to close the beaches right now. holy guacamole. the recipe sparking the great guacamole debate. peas or no peas going so far it crossed the party line even getting president obama and jeb bush to agree. why so many are saying no to this new reci-pea. and good morning, america. boy, you d never know what s going to light up the internet is now the debate over guacamole. where do you stand, peas or no peas? something tells me we have a taste test in our future. we will decide right here. but we want to begin with that breaking news, that freight train carrying toxic chemicals catching fire in maryville, tennessee, forcing thousands from their homes. abc s david kerley is in washington with the latest. good morning, david. reporter: good morning, robin. talking one railcar but fire and officials say this chemical involved has led them to tell 5,000 people they need to evacuate, get out of their homes and get away from that area. it is a toxic cloud on the move
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authorities tonight warning sfl test test test. ! test test test. test test test test test test t. seven attacks. in . good evening on this thursday night. i m amy robach in for david muir. and we begin about with the dangerous scene unfolding in tennessee. the toxic cloud, 5,000 people evacuated, the images coming in tonight, the freight train burning on the tracks hauling dangerous chemicals through the city of merryville. merge teams clearing a two-mile radius at least 45 people rushed to the hospital residents told not to go home this evening. alex perez with the warning about possible new contamination in the water and the air. reporter: tonight, that dark cloud of toxic fumes hovering over parts of eastern tennessee, the fire from that freight train accident still smoldering. i can see it on the tracks burning. going to put my gear on and start to get that way. don t get too close. reporter: the fumes forcing 5,000 residents to evacuate. sounds to me like
reporter: your, water gushing all around this doctor s office. truly was like the mississippi river on both sides of the building and finally, a lake, lake michigan in my office. reporter: water flooding driveways turning lawns into lakes. this home got so much water, it was evacuated. how much did you lose here? i saw my beds a couple beds, kids beds and clothes, right now, it s wet. reporter: that s roger ramirez ramirez. this is the second time he has been victimized by a water main break. got to be frustrating. this is the second time your home has flooded? yes. reporter: in less than a year? mm-hmm. the same spot the same side. reporter: this water main is 678 68 years old and broken before. the wssc says it is due to be replaced. but this pipe is slated for replacement, so we will put a new stretch of pipe in here in the coming months. reporter: now the wssc says it will honor all damage claims from their water main breaks. in the meantime the wor
calls to close the beaches right now. holy guacamole. the recipe sparking the great guacamole debate. peas or no peas going so far it crossed the party line even getting president obama and jeb bush to agree. why so many are saying no to this new rec-i-pea. and good morning, america. boy, you d never know what s going to light up the internet is now the debate over guacamole. where do you stand, peas or no peas? something tells me we have a taste test in our future. we will decide right here. but we want to begin with that breaking news that freight train carrying toxic chemicals catching fire in maryville, tennessee, forcing thousands from their homes. abc s david kerley is in washington with the latest. good morning, david. reporter: good morning, robin. talking one railcar but fire and officials say this chemical involved has led them to tell 5,000 people they need to evacuate get out of their homes and get away from that area. it is a toxic cloud on the move t