CNN 2010-10-09（在线收听）

This town here has sort of been going through clean-up. People are trying to salvage things from their houses, but the reality is when you talk to them, there's nothing they can salvage when has been touched by this red toxic chemical mix. People showed me sores on their hands. They've been cleaning up the two days. They've got sores on their hands where they’ve been getting in contact with the red sludge. Now we have seen the result of the PH is low enough that fish are dying. Also the issue of heavy metals  Crimean poisons like arsenic also believed to be toxic. It is downstream that the biggest concern is right now that in the Danube River, the contaminates have now begun to reach the Danube River. What we’ve seen happening here is a mixture of chemicals and plaster being poured into some of the smaller rivers to lower the caustic nature of the chemicals pollutants in the water.

Nine years ago, the first shots of the U.S. war on terror were fired here in Afghanistan, beginning with a series of air strikes on Taliban positions. The Taliban ruled more than 90 percent of the territory in this country. Well, fast forward to today. There are some 150,000 foreign troops on the ground here, nearly 100,000 U.S. soldiers on the ground here.This has been the bloodiest year yet of this nine-year conflict, for not only the U.S. troops with more than 300 American soldiers killed over the course of this year, but also for NATO forces as well.

Well, I won, I'm supprised. I feel very supprised, I still can't believe it's true. um, on other hand I'm very pleased, happy and ecouraged this is kind of recognition on the any writer, it's an extraordinary event, and it would be a great encouragement for the book I've been writing.

I noticed this packages out in the middle of street, a passing car had already hit one of banks, and $20 bills started flying out.

"3 great package for 20( the money was over the street?) and the money was all over the street."

"Everybody else was running out on the street, grabbing all that loose money, it was, the wind was taking it down Washington Street. "

Tim and his wife Vicki, dragged the three bundles to the curb and then waited for police and truck driver to come pick up the money, estimated as just under $2 million, minus of course estimated$20,000 that blew away and got snatched up.