the distance between the testicles in the anus which is normally doubling the moon's shrinks and becomes more like that of females. the idea and the courage to try taking the same assurance with human babies got the same results. when levels of d.h. be the most considered the most toxic though it were higher in the mother's year and then the boys were more likely to have testicles that were not completely descended into this crow and canada have a significantly smaller penis so i wouldn't even as an equal parts ecologist and not as specialist for human toxicology i wouldn't expect negative impacts on adults so if i dies i using mineral water for promptly keyboardists there's absolutely no danger but i'm not so convinced when we're talking about

pregnant women or very young children. because in these very sensitive phases of the life cycle i'm careful taken to avoid any estrogen and chemicals. they put the plastic you see plastics contain substances that can eventually migrate in only an infinitesimal quantas aces which are well below the norms. certain scientists use operating procedures that are unjustified you key the person these arouse emotions which are then regrettably picked up by the media and creates an unfounded scare among the public at large before but after all this is a democracy with so everyone has the right to express themselves little that will cost me. is it a case of scaremongering some exists all of this simply asking you questions.

over here the results of the blood test for mistreating a chemical component of plastic the body was by and large those two people are just like you or me it's like background noise but that black or noise however means that we all have they spend all day in our bodies now only because you know this is a product that didn't exist before our grandparents didn't have any it's a chemical products created by industry and now we're all impregnated with it now we have to do beyond your call study of this time has been carried out in front of everyone tested in the united states and not only bespeak but also found in the bone. in spite of the ocean pollution and the effect on our animals in spite of the contamination of his man has not yet decided to do without plastic on the contrary production has been increasingly ten percent a year. in india plastic use is twenty times

less than in europe and the united states but with a billion inhabitants it will soon be one of the planet's three biggest consumers. how can this country stop polluting its previous and coasts with its plastics. how can it go on absorbing on waste plastic the indispensable ally of off everyday life we thought it was and that substance over a century we've poured at least one hundred million tonnes of into the oceans but now a boomerang effect is taking place. the situation is hopeless. it is getting worse at a near exponential rate and shows no sign of decreasing no one

seems to be able to envision a future without plastic and no one seems to be willing to admit that change needed to get rid of the plastic pollution problem is drastic incremental change small changes will not make a difference. moccasin and the refuse to give up here today is to bring awareness to the stock market wherever they go they keep up the struggle to change those in mentalities and finally put an end to plastic age. the question is only with the changed people's attitude. maybe we should scare them this way some things as there. is it can.

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you're like towns. in serbia let's use availability in clinton where we can see they are going to. day's news in this week's top stories the violent aftermath of nine eleven the world commemorates history's deadliest terrorist attack but criticism of washington's resulting war on terror refuses to go away. forever young of russia bids farewell to the players of a top national ice hockey team who perished in a plane crash that killed forty three. and a moscow was to send the fact finding mission to syria as president medvedev refuses to take sides of the conflict saying talks are the only way to peace and.

it's two pm here in the russian capital welcome to the program now it was a day that changed history americans and the world were shocked by the worst ever terrorist attack ten years ago terrorists crashed hard jack planes in the twin towers of the world trade center in new york at the pentagon building in washington d.c. although more plane came down in the state of pennsylvania and them aeration is for the nearly three thousand people lost their lives will be held on sunday at the attack sites and all over the country why. the decade that followed washington waged its war on terror with a look preventing a nine eleven from ever happening again critics say conflict has become an obsession with a price tag of billions of dollars as they took our reports in our special coverage it started as a war on terror spawned by the deadliest here is the time in history you know whether she will be enemy head start's clear but the circle of america's enemies grew quickly and included nations that had nothing to do with nine eleven they were

defined by george bush as the axis of evil some of these regimes have been pretty quiet since september eleventh. but we know their true nature. north korea is a regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction. while starving a citizens. iran aggressively pursue zs weapons and actually force terror while an unelected few repressed the iranian people scope for freedom. in iraq until the slightest hostility toward america and to support terror two years after nine eleven the us invaded iraq on the grounds that he had weapons of mass destruction and was doing business with all kinds of grounds which proved to be false hundreds of thousands of iraqi civilians have died since the invasion they used the moment in in the wake of nine eleven to divert from afghanistan a real target children are real target and go to iraq it also was the low hanging fruit north korea was part more dangerous but too difficult one hundred thousand

casualties were predicted by the corner on both sides so would be destroyed iran was too difficult seventy million people not fractured like the iraqis and the sunni and shia christian and other as for the motives behind invading iraq some talk or oil iraq right now is sitting on probably two hundred billion barrels maybe three hundred billion barrels that's correct zone or report. he plans to be a thirteen million barrels per day production capacity in seven years that surpasses saudi arabia now you know why dick cheney went to war in iraq others blame america's self assigned rule as the world's policeman the driving idea behind it is that it had to monex debility the idea is that the but world is going to be more secure place overall if there is a a universal or world a sole remaining superpower much of what has happened post nine eleven in the name of responding to nine eleven has been

a pretext as terrorism was no longer the only reason for landing on washington's enemy list the us had even more far reaching plans on the table poor. vice president dick cheney says he urged the bush administration to bomb syria at one time because of its alleged nuclear weapons program a move which experts say would have had disastrous effect on the region president obama was elected on hopes that he would and the endless wars overseas which most americans are opposed to but he continues and adds one more another oil rich nation libya and this time in the name of removing an evil dictator. some worry syria could be next we have an executive power that is beyond any check by the people by the congress or by the courts for war we can go toward the drop of a court we've reached the point now where the president can kill people for slate

purposes any time. since nine eleven america's war on terror has cost many orders from pakistan to yemen and other countries the chase for a handful of terrorists has turned the lives of in cairo nations upside down we're talking about hundreds of thousands of innocent lives taken by the decade of constant war and many worry that a tragedy as great as nine eleven has served as a pretext for an even greater tragedy one that has no end in sight i'm going to check our reporting from washington our team. the afghanistan was top of washington's hit list following the nine eleven attacks thousands of nato troops were deployed to the country to destroy al qaeda and the taliban which gave them shelter but is out of lettuce covered the majority of afghans are oblivious to the events of ten years ago and wonder why their homes have been bombed and their children killed. helmand in southern afghanistan is the province that is borne the

brunt of the fighting between the taliban and coalition forces what would afghans in this war torn province think about nine eleven and its consequences. while in patrol with the marines like a first opportunity to ask a couple of young afghan men what they know about nine eleven but those who will go to. war with us here. they never heard of this. and to us do they know where it is we don't know if that's because because we're a former neighborhood i do think there were more stuff coming. to young men and clearly never heard of nine eleven. but maybe the elders at a local show would have more to say you know you see. this ng i just can see the smoke on the buildings and that's a that's only thing i can say when you guys show this picture that goes saying it so i think i was a cop if i just got here i would be surprised but having been here now for six

months this is primitive stone age is where we are and what other reactions i thought jessamy so there was a guy who said it was kabul has clearly never been to kabul and he just shows you how isolated they are even their own country don't want to. do you know you don't think you. understand come to this point and they get the airplane from here to the united states and you know how much fun. it was nice to go from iraq to think here is a lot easier to understand you know why you're here and what do you see a definition of good picture of myself it's better to see afghans looking at it in this context where you for mccain right. he says if you pass this. i'm going to make and saying we're going to help you to discern one funding ended how many funding and they say we're going to help you where is the help. i can with the missing to give to our kids. fighting and they get to their own kids in a day but that i don't and. i do sympathize or understand what your some are saying

it's even just from the weather we've had recently people losing their homes and nobody to help them so you know what you have when you can't feed yourself or bird house yourself are you care about somebody you have six thousand miles away just so i can understand i just filled it up over the top of that if i never thought to look at sort of questions of anybody here that's why we're here amazingly in a country where for ten years a war has been fought with nine eleven as its root cause and justification it turns out not only with the villagers and all of us tonight this is with the afghan police and even some of the translators working with the u.s. military if you go this far you can see that i have no idea what the syrian at the this in these pictures before. the survey taken in twenty ten by the international council on security and development found that ninety two percent of afghan men in helmand and other afghan provinces had no idea what nine eleven was with american

troops that start withdrawing this year it seems likely that they will leave afghanistan without the vast majority of afghans ever having really understood why they came in the first place at inputs from afghanistan fourteen. but one of the apparent consequences of the war on terror has been a rise in islamophobia both in america and abroad brzezinski a political scientist and former u.s. national security advisor told our team from the outset washington adopted the wrong approach in its fight back. the response should not generalize to this i said this. particular religious phenomenon but it's a political issue in which our objective of the day to isolate the terrorists from their political cultural national context and required avoiding stigmatizing to phenomenon as a generalized islam the phenomenon but view it as an aberration. against which we can all be lies most of the support of their epic permits i think we didn't do that

we'll say in large the theater of war from the get it's done for the iraq as a consequence we have become embroiled in much larger regional political conflict i'm not some sort of the religious crusade. for terrorist attacks attacks another. senseless slaughter of the most serious people stop the books. published publishing. is on the team members. to. look back at nine eleven our city. a tragic loss had a sports wrote this week france a thousand families are mourning the victims of a plane crash in central russia which killed almost the entire look at motive yet as level eye sockets well response president dmitry medvedev wants new powers to

ground airlines are able to assure passengers safety harness looks a bit a task that killed. players. and waves of emotion poor through jaroslav all as well as events realize the full weight of the tragedy the country or the lives of some of the city's brightest stars but in europe we've been fans of this team for many years our whole family including a little child that went to all those games for us a center operable loss but it's like losing a family member. was that i knew one of the players he was my neighbor and he was a great person he's got two little kids left how could this happen when we saw the news on t.v. i just burst into tears. just after four in the afternoon on wednesday the charter plane carrying almost the entire novel locomotive cage all hockey team crashed shortly after takeoff bursting into a ball of flame after quitting the runway and turner forty three of the forty five

on board perished to newark and mostly it's just we heard the plane takeoff so we told our granddaughter look there's going to be an airplane then i heard a bang and my dory told me it's falling down to the side but then came the flames and the smoke and we wanted to run away but we didn't know where to run them went to the river and saw the plane with us in the wake of the tragedy of one point in ordered an immediate and thorough investigation as president. country in mourning visiting the crash site and paying his respects. meanwhile fans of the three time championship winning euro slava locomotive team made their voices heard in a show of solidarity and support. as you can see from the flowers and candles and mementos left here at the stadium the loss of your. it was a huge blow to this community international nature of this team it was a larger loss of for russia and of the rest of the world as well one of my friends

going to play on the way to get a couple years ago and of course one just just want to give my condolences to the families from that sweet stuff for. ceremonies to honor the players were held in minsk in bratislava somber reflection is from those who knew the players well. at the table demitra told me he actually wants to quit hockey and he wants to play a little bit more and then leave and spend time with his family so this last conversation came back to my head when i heard about the crash i want to only him at least by lighting this candle to not only him but everybody who died i would like to express my condolences to his family to his children and wife. saturday march of the end of an official three day mourning period as thousands pour into the stadium to view fourteen coffins on display and say their final goodbyes we should you consider that we have buried our friends the people who brought us joy and plead for her country this is an irreplaceable loss for us all the people of

years level and the whole country. and us level xan thomas archie. takei chela national hockey players from around the world are part of the locomotive yet us level team moral services have been held in their native countries now in prague hundreds of people gathered to remember the chapter nationals and were among those killed play with candles and chanted the former world champions in slovakia been a coming for the hockey stick against the pay their respects to national team captain marvel than they did the leaving messages and lay flowers national team coaches and players and word evolve the team said the loss is immense. in your islam. i had the best done of my career there this past spring i flew with all those people by the same plane it is a huge shot for the team and also for this city pavel was a great person and

a great hockey player he was a legend in sonoma ice hockey sometime in february or may next year i was still trying to convince him to return back to the national team. i knew them very well even though they were going abroad still they were always trying to get better they cared they didn't just want to be a part of the system they wanted to know the details of their positions and how best to school they took a huge interest in what they did and i really enjoyed working with them. so i have for you this hour a stalemate in libya the resistance and give up your boy list as for the deadline to surrender ignored we have the latest on the fighting and the growing sense of fear in the capital. and israel vows a people peace agreement with egypt despite embassy riots that led to be evacuation of diplomatic staff in cairo. russia plans to send a fact finding mission to syria to get first started formation of the areas hit by violence that ascension was and el saffar members of the syrian opposition of this

sort of moscow or they accuse president assad of continuing a bloody crackdown on anti-government protesters and they want international help while russia is urging both sides to stop talking and avoid another conflict and speaking on the sidelines of an international policy forum in the russian city of the us labile president of the other service he's concerned about events in syria and the situation is far from simplistic. the resolutions we would approve to send a strong message to the syrian regime should in fact be addressed to both sides things are just black and white and the anti-government protesters in syria are not followers of some refined european models of democracy some of the market penetration extremists and some might even be called terrorists. the situation is not simple and we have to take into account the balance of different forces and interests russia may support certain moves but only if they don't boil down to the one sided condemnation of the government and president we should send

a strong message calling on all the conflicting parties to come to the negotiating table start talks and stop the bloodshed. the syrian government claims the unrest has been orchestrated by armed groups to destabilize the country dr tawfik some are from philadelphia university in jordan says that both the authorities of protestors are responsible. but there is two thousand people. say but these two some of them maybe they are insurgents some of them out of the plane members there is also learn thousand soldiers killed in syria so these one thousand soldiers impossibile that have been killed by by peaceful demonstration definitely have them do three patients in syria was not peaceful in any sense because otherwise how could the possibility that one thousand army men and policemen have been killed during these five months yes there is the mistrust from both sides but

we have the current situation and we should sit on the table and negotiate because there is no other solution that was dr topic show more from philadelphia university in jordan commenting on the developments in syria. to another conflict now in libya this week after a royalist split up dogged resistance against rebel forces and the surrender deadline expiring on a saturday fighting rages on your want to get out these last four strongholds that's bani walid nato airstrikes continue to assist the rebels and libya's out of leader is on the run and now interpol's wanted list all his audio messages claim he's still in the country despite reports his family and some associates crossed the border into niger meanwhile the head of libya's transitional council will stop has moved to tripoli the major step toward setting up a government the capital fell to rebels last my life there shows little improvement as art is really a financial reports celebrations over the end of the overfishing have been replaced

by fear in the streets. a city celebrates more than ten days and even capital has been retreating imitators fall. and he's portrayed here in the central square for the forty second anniversary of his rule but we. put our flag up instead we won we so happy without him. it seems in the last weeks rebel fighters have cried it's a clear shot during this old country three early august the levy of pheno very busy with. his work at buffy you can clear good duffy's victor toward me he told me oh dear people love me would that be the wrong we know you see the very end of us well up with that is that we don't really get that bit of we're done all right with a little care but away from jubilant crowds we meet those who are not so pleased

a thought a man lives in chief police obviously in district historically pro khadafi when the rebels arrived his sister was badly injured she's still in hospital in tunisia. other one doesn't want to show his face on camera and in ceased when i had location for the interview he says revolution has brought much fear in its wake. there is no peace there is no safety in the city we don't want our children outside when it's dark we are afraid we always wait for something bad when gadhafi was here at least we didn't have to sleep a wink what we do know. up the other one says he also want to change and the brighter future for his country is not they sway. people are dying on both sides and cities destroyed or no one cares do they seriously think that it changed for the better don't mind you so just look around is that what you wanted and what is

around is a scene of widespread destruction and social chaos the badly damaged buildings matched by the rising stink of garbage and decomposing bodies junctures roam the streets barely old enough to understand that what they carry are weapons not toys many shops schools and hospitals are closed while the cities symmetries a growing bigger and bigger. shortly after tripoli fell into rebel hands in national transitional council libya's new authority claimed it was moving here from benghazi but weeks have passed and there is still no sign of order being restored the city is functioning by south and treading a fine line between freedom and allocate. rich national. tripoli libya.