it was not only the people of afton. the african-americans who were ngctimized, also the whites that did not live in the town, but were sympathetic to their cause. the kind of federation that sometimes in counteracting this, but an active case, it was not. 1982. the people are still fighting for justice. what happened there happens all across our country. what kind of chemicals am i talking about? at least 200 chemicals. a professor of public health both in denmark and harvard school of public health. he hasou catalyzed all the chemicals being used in this country which most of them have not beent tested. 60,000 have not been tested for human harm. the problem is that when you tell corporations that we think a certain chemicals harming people, they immediately invoke it would be far too expensive to do the testing. the scientists also say they need higher and higher levels of proof. ngyou gave us that one test. there might h still be okay just to doubtut we need another test. this can go on indefinitely. in the european

following day we were at a new hotel it's closer to where the children are supposedly living but here in afton i will spend the night here. a lawyer and translator from tokyo are also here he hopes will soon have his children but he's worried. and demanding more to some of them if the mother isn't there with the children and just won't work on some site and or say the children are there without the parent who abducted them and filmed it on tide she has to be there for this to go forward on and on and there's always the risk that she'll have gone underground with the children somewhere in japan. and the next day we order a taxi that's another half hour to our destination. it's 7 in the morning the plan is that the children will be handed over just down the street the authorities don't want reporters there. we arranged to hold a skype call with biarne after the direction foresman it's bad news his wife and children aren't there. on one it's not only her father was there i didn't even see her sister another woman i've never seen before was there used by couldn't even set foot on the property i sp

the giants lost to the sunny afton >>> a late postseason run, today marked the start of the final month of the hall of fame managerial career. what better team to do it against than a team he began his coaching career with nearly 30 years ago. giants and honoring bow chee wi new sign out on the left field wall as the start of their thank you campaign. down 4-2. second of the 7-2 padres. cool moment in the 7th as pablo sandoval gets a standing o in what could be final bat as a giant. he's a free agent this off season. he grounds out but fans still cheering as he heads to the dug out. giants lose 7-4. >> it's his last at-bat this year, i don't know what's going to happen next year. but for his last at-bat with me here as a manager. that's all i said, hey, it's been a joy. but it's good to give him one more at-bat. obviously we're hoping to get a base hit there, but, you know, i think he saw how much he's loved here with the crowd. what a great ovation they gave him. and so, you know, he'll have his rg his next season. but meanwhile, sure, you think of all the good times we've had, and tha

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