we have no production of chemicals, but we are exposed to a lot of chemicals.s without asking us. we have seen negative effects in our children. we want to see their development because we have always been suspicious if these substances can have an effect on the endocrine system. this is what the international society has done without thinking about the consequences. >> what you have seen here is that this is part of an absolutely global contamination that may have started in the 1960's without us being aware of it. >> the pfas is everywhere. >>pfas have contaminated our food supply and pfas can collect in soil. >> scientists have sampled rainwater in the antarctic and the himalayas. what do they find in the rainwater? pfas. it is all over. >> they don't just stay in the environment in our water, our soil. they get into living things, and they stay in us. it is like a ticking time bomb in the body. as this stuff is building up and coding all of their organs and staying there year after year. >> we have analyzed thousands and thousands of human samples. we never

there are over 60,000 chemicals in commerce. between three and four pounds billion of pesticides are used each year. it is the job of the office of pesticide needs and toxic substances to determine which chemical uses are unexcelled doubly risky and to control them. its mission is the stuff of headlines when the names of obscure or everyday chemicals identified as risks burst into the public consciousness. dioxin. asbestos. pcbs as ethylene dai bromide. the office now concentrates on speeding the registration of pesticides and stopping their misuse. checking for toxicity. the thousands of new chemicals that are developed each year and continuing the control of certain widely used chemicals that may cause serious disease. asbestos and pcbs are the most familiar of these. all these efforts are connected. the environmental protection agency was born out of the idea that nature is a seamless web of life. a poet, once said, thou cants not touch a flower without the troubling of a star. so we have to protect the whole environment. we

are not talking about bringing nuclear chemical weapons to our opponents, we have chemically dangerousprises, we have nuclear power plants, we have a difficult biological situation associated with that on the territory of ukraine there were , well, practically... 46 biological laboratories, how do they react to your statements, in fact , our rivals for the oceans, well, most often they remain silent, sometimes there are instructions not to react at all means that they curtailed some of the work, and we believe that these are our achievements, we are starting, we have reached out to many countries, we probably need to think about what the pentagon is actually doing in these territories, we said last time that the work is structured very pragmatically with specific goals, the first and most important goal for them is to manage the situation, the second goal is the end result is most often the same, after the goals are not achieved, this seshtamy is transferred to the united states, this is the control of biological conditions in the region in which they arrived, these are specialists, al

but in the long run, over using these chemical storage allies can not do any damage of the soil budget can also reduce the fortune or 2 of the sites. like nature has its own way of creating an i do it for the laser. we had to suffer this to find out twice for generations because things time and he has been growing weak body and sugar can on this 30. you can find them in the northern state of with the, for the age india, so called green revolution in the 1960 is abroad. how you grow varieties to the country ever since farmers have increasingly relied on chemical fertilizers. like done millennium foster and you do, you disagree it's productive with you from the story. things found was no exception, but in recent years he has seen p assigns that the story here is reaching a breaking point. i will say that half i'd like us to the head the hey, do me in the video has been good. then you a quick old time for like those have rob the side of its moisture. it is becoming less productive and needs more water every season. yeah. that's fine if you might that you how you but the idea from the more

well, as for the use of chemical weapons, well, let’s call it ammunition with a chemical component ,es, they used them from the very beginning of the company, back... during the assault on mariupol, i think that many will now remember how, after the assault on mariupol , our military personnel suffered from a cough that could not be stopped, it was a chemical burn, that is, it later went away i, in particular, was also subjected to this effect, i still sometimes have this cough, although quite a lot of time has passed, thank you very much, yes, thank you, we have now talked about the fact that we are accused, and then it turns out that they they spray it all the time, and they use it themselves... i wanted to draw your attention , we have just seen several shots of what they store in refrigerators, just so that they can later attach it to a drone, one of the chemists said that this is really a destructive substance that should stored for safety reasons, specifically in a refrigerated room , i don’t know what kind of chemical is in these supplies, but i’m more interested in why this v

chemical abortions. as you said in your opening cut we know that chemical abortions have a four times higher complication rate then surgical abortions. part of the problem of how women are able to continue to be told these lies that it is safer than tylenol is because the fda does not do a good job of capturing these complications. they are difficult to report to the fda. there is a process you have to go through. often it is not the abortion providers caring for these complications. it is physicians like me who are seeing women who have been abandoned to the local emergency room because of complications like heavy bleeding, retained tissue. better studies where you are not dependent on a patient or physician reporting complication actually show emergency room visits may be as high as 35% of women who take these drugs. you do not see that with tylenol and the fda approved tylenol. sarah: i have some graphics here that indicate exactly how many abortions -- portions of american abortions are chemical in n

discuss the fentanyl crisis and opioid epidemic including efforts to curb the flow of the precursor chemicals from coming into the country. >> first, good morning. we've been working on this intensively for weeks as you know and [inaudible] we are now very close and could bring some of these hostages home very soon. i don't want to get into the details because it isn't done until it's done. we have more to say and we will. we are here today to talk about fentanyl and how we can do more to save american lives. it is the number one killer of americans 18 to 45 and an issue that is destroying families across the nation. curbing the crisis is something every american can get behind. that'sy why tackling these opid epidemic is part of my newest agenda to address this from every angle. our administration has taken steps for the life-saving public health services and to break down barriers for treatment for substance abuse disorder. we focus on prevention, treatment and recovery. it's also outside the borders of the united states. it's a global challenge that demands global action. pursuing the inte

the company's big agricultural companies can or chemical companies as well that claiming intellectual property rights relating to a lot of the research and development that they've been doing. and they're doing that through payton's. the idea is that new inventions cost companies, time and money and research to help them make that back pay students, give them exclusive, right? so for that innovation, for a set period of time, it's important that the should have a pipe and system on top of the industries. i appreciated for this it, but it becomes more problematic when traditional knowledge of communities is involved. takes the name tree known as the tree of life in india. it has fost, medicinal and healing properties. and it can also be used to make organic pesticide, some fungus sites. in 1995 us multinational w. grace was granted a european patient's name will used as part of it, so conic phung. decide me mix a brand to us over $60000000.00 per year, according to a 2008 report. indigenous communities in india had already been using name oil as a funk aside for centuries. but others p

i think this issue of chemical abortion is one of the worst. what i would want women to know where to be that this is again like i said before it's not an easy fix that it's being sold to you at and that you deserve much better. you should demand much better. women and girls in the country the purpose of the profession of medicine is to preserve and restore health to our patients. and we as physicians need the ability to do that. it's one of the most glaring how it's harming children across the country and it's time to do a lot more education and raised the alarm on this. since we are a few blocks away from the supreme court i want to go back to the dobbs decision that was issued just over a year ago. at the promise cannot be fulfilled if abortion drugs can be mailed to all 50 states despite what those elected representatives in the states want to do to protect the women and children. that is a message that we sent to the court and our allies are doing the same thing because they've been asking not another abortion related case but decided why

at finishing chemicals, then they are 100% imported, organizing the production of finishing chemicalse market for the entire ias or the cis, that is, all this must be calculated, and they probably have their own manufacturers, and some the countries with which finishing chemicals compete are mainly countries: italy, holland, now china, we tried it, russia, turkey, in finishing chemicals, well, these should be large countries, of course, countries too. then you listed only major players in the market, that is, yes, indeed, belarus is too small, probably, so that with such production it is possible to do production, but it must be immediately positioned as export-oriented, that is, immediately so that there is a sales market. because our needs alone do not provide for the loading of such a thing, but what about your sales? i mean there are products in warehouses or there are products in warehouses in some months there are less, in some months there are more, but there are warehouse stocks, they should be, it can’t be that the tanners’ place is completely empty, one of the reproaches, by

he began his business with one a to develop a viable competitor to a chemical fertilizers that costs half the price of most when he composed bronze in the indian market. and of this has been to cause one into hot yellow fix them. in addition to find that the process is i tried all different techniques to have this problem so that you know, when we can posting men will seem to our days. like how should you save the bottom? you can push from painful and did tom fully fix on the compost. we had to leave all the little nonsense to such problems. we had many videos along the way, but we also had many successes to study successes that resulted in a product tries to compete with chemical fertilizers at but jobs compose the production facility. they begin by collecting got done from nearby duty phones. this dung is laid down and shallow done with the long fits really addressed for about 10 days. the speedier to pick combusting kills of sites and releases most of the heat that the organic material carries at the end of the speed of the ones that added into the positive free compose to dump th

a chemical so toxic it can kill with a single sip.in 50 countries, including where it's manufactured. but used here in the united states. >> we as americans should be outraged by this. >> byron: a year and a half long abc news investigation into the weed killer paraquat, widely used on farms across the country. examining its possible link to parkinson's disease. >> they should have told us the consequences, and they didn't. that just burns me to a crisp. >> byron: thousands of farmers saying they got sick after using it. they and their families sounding the alarm. >> all the generations that are coming up afterwards need to know. >> byron: now suing the manufacturer and a former distributor. paraquat's makers denying any link to parkinson's, maintaining it's okay to use if safety precautions are taken. some top american scientists saying there's reason for concern. >> we saw things that were convincing to us that paraquat could indeed be a risk factor for parkinson's disease. >> byron: now the michael j. fox foundation suing the epa a

knowing that these goods and chemicals will be used for the production of chemical bombs in iraq by saddam, because he did not have them, he could not condemn him, but one of the companies was condemned according to the documents that were presented, and of course he was condemned in the neighborhood . of course, our dear veterans will reconsider. in our opinion, there are enough reasons for that other company that he knew because saddam did not use chemical bombs once , he used chemical bombs many times and these companies several times, about 5,500 tons of these goods were given to saddam, which turned those materials into chemical bombs, so there was not a single time that this company did not know. giving these materials to saddam many times, so we, the dear veterans , will surely reconsider, and of course we will help them, because they are our people, they are people who participated in the war , and these are very big personalities, in this last court session, well, when five our veterans appear in the court of their own judges, who are also under the dutch being affected by this si

chemical cartels use these components to manufacture illegal substances and smuggle them into the u.s that the u.s. will work together with china to target the fentanyl components. as a result of recent diplomacy, china has taken steps to shutdown companies dealing in illicit trade, precursor chemicals. we are now, we will not just trust this is happening, but verify it and that will save lives. following san francisco, i met with the president of mexico and together we committed to expanding law enforcement cooperation and intelligence sharing to better disrupt the flow of fentanyl and they chemicals and synthetic drugs in our communities. we made record seizures of fentanyl at the board of this year intercepting these dangerous drugs before they can get into the u.s. [indiscernible] we are working tried laterally with mexico and canada to share information quickly on drug trafficking transit threats and in july honest a global collision addressing drug threats. we gathered more than 100 nations and international organizations to tackle this challenge from every possible angle, preve

the contents are being studied on site by the russian chemical biology and chemical and biological defensekurlaeva visited the laboratory and observed their work. the nbc troops, in the zone of a special military operation, are not only the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, where military personnel monitor the environment, and not only the sun and melancholy on the front line, but these mobile laboratories, in which research is carried out on what the opponents are throwing on the heads of our fighters, you can come to you, so, hello, please put on a mask, since we work with chemistry, this is a chemical and radiation module , i’m correct, everything is correct, that’s right, only masks can be found here, the im1o laboratory field modification complex consists of three modules, in the first it conducts radiation research and chemical analysis. moreover, when carrying out any tests, we always check them for radiation, we have a very wonderful little device, known to everyone, well known to everyone, yes, on which we always check the background, because radiation is still radiation, thank god

to russian positions the enemy drops chemical shells from the air. their contents are studied on site by well-equipped specialists before our military correspondent olga kurlaeva learns about their work. the rcb troops, in the zone of a special military operation, are not only the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, where military personnel monitor the environment, and not only the sun and melancholy on the front line, but these mobile laboratories in which research is carried out on what is being thrown onto the heads of our soldiers opponents. can i come to you, yes, hello, please wear a mask, so how we work with chemistry, this is a chemical and radiation module, i say correctly, everything is correct, that’s right , only masks can be placed here, the m1o laboratory field modification complex consists of three modules, in the first one they carry out radiation research and chemical analysis before carry out any tests , we always check them for radiation, we have a very... small device, yeah, known to everyone, well known to everyone, yes, on which we

nutrients due to just chopping or other techniques that the housewife uses in the kitchen, quite chemical this a solution of protein molecules in water, as well as parts of protein molecules, but we know that meat contains collagen, i think everyone has heard this word, because this word is found in cosmetics, in the food industry everywhere, what we must achieve so that we so colloidal a solution of small protein particles in water is obtained, we must heat the meat, we must heat it slowly, to about 50 degrees, so that the collagen does not immediately curl up, collagen is such a sperule-like molecule, and if it is heated very quickly, it will immediately shrink everything won’t go into solution, that is , wait, an important question that has been bothering me since childhood, the meat still needs to be boiled. in no case, because if you throw meat into boiling water, this is exactly what will happen, this is about the same thing that will happen with a steak, you throw it in a frying pan, that's it, collagen quickly coagulates and no longer releases nutrients out, so well, a properly co

. >>> the massive explosion add a texas chemical plant. a plume of smoke rising into the sky. the nearby evacuations. >>> the major manhunt for a former national guardsman. what he's accused of doing on january 6th. >>> and the national zoo saying farewell to its three biggest stars. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight live from the republican presidential debate in miami. >>> good evening, everyone, from miami. and the stage of tonight's debate where a narrowed field of five republican hopefuls will make their case. each trying to gain more traction against former president trump who maintains a commanding lead among the field and is in a close race with president biden. mr. trump is skipping tonight's debate. it comes a day after abortion played a key role in bellwether elections yesterday. ohio voters enshrined the right to abortion in their state constitution. and the issue helped the kentucky governor, a democrat in a red state, hold his seat showing that it to remains a potent political issue heading into 2024. but the economy and

many chemicals today are not banned drugs. they are basic chemicals with widespread dual use.s used it as an excuse to suggest china cannot act against those chemicals. in fact, there is plenty of evidence that many are knowingly sold to mexican cartels, often with the rest of how to turn those drugs into fentanyl. what was accomplished at this summit is significant, china is once again promising it will start taking law enforcement actions. what is not known, but before even the announcement was made, china started taking some actions. we have seen enforcement, we have seen the chinese government distributing systematic messages to provinces saying they will be enforcing. that said, how long and how robustly remains to be seen. 50 said, how long and how robustly remains to be seen.— remains to be seen. so do you aet remains to be seen. so do you net the remains to be seen. so do you get the sense _ remains to be seen. so do you get the sense that _ remains to be seen. so do you get the sense that china - remains to be seen. so do you get the sense that china is - get the sens

fragile girls carry out armored capsule with hazardous chemicals for 8-10 hours.s why the modest life of an army dugout seems so cozy. lesa - this is the call sign the serviceman received for the beautiful shape of her eyes, she gave 15 years to the rcb, she came to... the very first recruitment of girls, she could have refused to participate in the svo, but the girl turned out to be a fighter, a real officer, whose thin fingers equally firmly hold the test tube and a kalashnikov assault rifle. of course, there was a chance to refuse, because my children are small, but 15 years ago they joined the army not to refuse, we have such the profession is to defend the homeland, so you need to go, especially since i don’t think that any of the nbc specialists can refuse. our academy would not forgive. olga kurlaeva, sergey shcheptev, zaporozhye region, to the economic news, the export duty on russian oil has increased from today, about the causes and consequences, let’s ask artyom yamshchikov, artyom, good morning, this measure should cool the fuel market even more, but i

of chemical weapons by israel in gaza. yuran's deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs made the call during an opcd opcw meeting rezananjafe. that organization should launch a probe into reports that suggest israel is preparing to use nerve agents and tunnels run by palestinian factions in gaza. najafi said regime has committed all four core international crimes since launching its war on gaza on the 7th of october. iranian official explained the regime has repeatedly and concurrently commits genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and crime of aggression. that israel and the supporters must be held accountable for these atrocities. iran has reiterated that its missile and space programs do not fall within the scope of un security council resolution 22:31 that endorsed the 2015 iran nuclear deal. iran has made it clear time and again that all its activities. related to its missile and space programs are fully in compliance with its legitimate rights under international law. moreover, iran is consi

we value our reputation, so we use only high-quality, safe chemicals, although expensive. , the basis of the budget, so of course, there are exemplary plantations here far from the garbage factory, and the mud is healing, at least a little bit, i would really like it, but no, to unfortunately, they say that this mud has no effect, one of the leaders in rice exports, we know that our rice is not infected with viruses, pests, grew in clean water without chemicals, but we also check it, of course, that is, the rice is checked before being sent abroad and again after, at customs in novorossiysk, where merchant ships from vietnam arrive, india, thailand, since the beginning of the year , officials have controlled 96,000 tons of imported rice, the control is corrosive - customs officers assure, periodically weed out batches infested with insects, now i can already see that this is a humpback. that's it, i turn it on online and start recording it all, but arsenic, cadmium, lead was never found, in my memory, studies that exceeded the maximum permissible concentration were not det

chemical weapons by israel in gaza. iran's deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs made the call during an opcw meeting. president organization should launch a probe into reports that suggest israel is preparing to use nerve agents in tunnels run by resistance forces in gaza. najafi said the regime has committed all four core international crimes in gaza. the iranian official explained the regime has repeatedly and concurrently committed. side, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression, he said israel and supporters must be held accountable for these atrocities. the am forces have targeted location of us naval warship and an israeli link tanker off its southern port city of aiden. yemen's army fired two ballistic missiles towards the central park vessel and uss mason destroyer. this is just days after. yemani navy seas an israeli cargo vessel in the red sea, the yemen said the attacks are in response to the israeli regime's bloody onslot on gaza, it's warned all israeli ships pa

they are toxins that expose us to a n number of crime disruptig chemicals. that is certainly a challenge as we think about our various daily activities, our hot coffee cup that we get from starbucks. the results of the particles ending up in our body. we also have the productions of plastics also occurring in front-line communities where it creates toxic pollution helping the people that lived there. there are many aspects to this complicated world. we are learning more for the panel of experts for the markets for the cofounder of five institute. which seeks to understand the pollution of the oceans and what to do about it. the colleagues discovering the microbeads and great lakes in 2013. that is an example where there was a product, a very definable reaction, we can live without these microbeads and cosmetics or skincare lotions and now they are not there. joining us now is aaron simon. joining us at the world wildlife fund. helping us reduce plastic pollution. she spent 10 years working as a packaging engineer and knows a lot about the packaging side. we

garden, that is, what every person uses in his household, we also produce and sell, this household chemical, these are sterile detergents, powders, these are cleaning powders, liquid and powder, the history behind... water plastic products of the union enterprise began in 1965, its products were in great demand and were sent to different regions of the country. after after the collapse of the soviet union, the plant managed to maintain production capacity and significantly increase its product range in subsequent years. when i came to the company in the nineties, everything was completely different here, initially i worked in the workshop, i came to the technologists, then to the technical department and only then to the quality control service. during this time, the company acquired a lot of new investment projects and launched rotational molding and modern six-meter films, which is why we have certainly come very far over the years developed and stepped forward, i remembered my first product, it was a bottle, 75 for household chemicals, it is still used, where we bottle products of our al

iran is called on the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to prob possible use of chemical weapons by israel. iran's deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs made the call during an opcw meeting. president ajfi said the organization should launch a probe into reports to suggest israel is preparing to use nerve agents in tunnels run by resistance factions in gaza. majeffi said regime has committed all four core international crimes since launching its gaza war on october 7th. the iranian official explained regime has repeatedly and concurrently commits genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression. he said israel and its supporters must be held accountable for these atrocities. iran has reiterated that it's a missile and space programs do not fall within the scope of un security council resolution 2231, which endorses the 2015 iran nuclear deal. iran has made it clear time and again that all its activities related to its missile and space programs are fully incomplete. with its legitimate rights under international law. moreover

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this year for the first time, a barrier exercise was conducted with the csto contingents on chemicall topics, they fought the spread of a deadly infection, for which the allies created a joint formation, on airborne security in the disposition project. on air disposition, this is gagarin, let's go, in these units the enemy is studied literally at the molecular level, and the aggressive environment is native here. radiation, chemical and biological protection, which not so long ago had the status of some kind of spare ones, but the most extreme apocalyptic cases are becoming more and more in demand, repeatedly in recent years the warring parties have announced the use of toxic substances, preparations for the use of so -called dirty or real atomic bombs, there is already evidence of the rapid development of specific means in us biological laboratories. moreover, there have already been attacks... on the as. at the same time, the warring countries have several crossed red lines behind them, and the rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons has become philistine. on talk shows in politics can

host: precursor chemicals? guest: the chemicals that go into making illicit fentanyl. the drugs of today and tomorrow are not going to be crop-based. they will be synthetic, which means the chemical industry and chemists will become a lot more significant players in the drug trafficking world than farmers. but the really important piece about the fentanyl issue is that these are, you know, international trafficking organizations, and it's not just, they don't just traffic in drugs. they traffic in a lot of other products. so that's where, you know, enforcing the rule of law, illicit finance, all of that is also part of a plan that the biden administration has put forward to address the issue. host: come back to test strips and how they're used when it comes to fentanyl. guest: sure, so if you -- syringe services programs in many cases will hand them out. people can use it to test whether or not the drug that they have contains illicitly manufactured fentanyl, if it contained illegal fentanyl. and then the person will have more knowledge about whether or not that drug,

used to manufacture chemicals. manufacture fentanyl. so we are eager to hear more come out of wednesday's meeting. if they will crack down on these precursor chemicals that are used to make. it would be of huge benefit to this country and save thousands of lives. so, we are optimistic and hopeful that president biden pushing the issue will get some real results. it was among the highest priorities last month. we also urge that president biden should echo what we told the president or i also urged i urged jake sullivan to make sure that president biden echoes what we told them about the need for reciprocity between u.s. and chinese businesses. time and time again, our best companies are prohibited from competing freely or at all in china while many of their best companies can freely compete here. so many of our companies are severely disadvantaged. the chinese government stacks the deck against them in the form of force technology transfers. the theft of their intellectual property and other unfair practices. this i

sibur chemical complex, what are the expectations of the regional authorities for this project?, as i already said, we have one plant, the first gas processing plant , which the gazprom company implemented, it is actually completed, up to 25,000 people worked on construction there at a time, the population of the free city, which is directly located nearby, is a little more than 50,000, can you imagine? , a colossal 25,000 people worked at this construction site, practically another city was built nearby, this plant is actually ready is being gradually put into operation, next to it the siura gas chemical complex is being built, which you mentioned, this will be one of the largest enterprises in the world for the production of basic polymers polyethylene, polypropylene, as a result, based on these uh, raw materials, based on these polymers, they can a whole series of additional production facilities for deep processing of polymers in various products into various products will be created, including these may be household products, here... i want to separately emphasize that on t

, the scale, determines the perimeter that needs to be fenced off, and they are now conducting a chemicaldirectly at the site of the accident, after them the liquidators themselves begin to move, who begin... then we will build perforated sleeves, precisely perform the function of deposition of an emergency chemically hazardous substance and the next immediate group will immediately liquidate the accident, in this case they will impose... dashi for each group we make a separate report and make a video about how the group studied, we send this video to the customer , the guys completed the combat mission, prevented and eliminated the leakage of aggressive liquids, and at the same time they worked in personal protective equipment, this is a breathing apparatus with compressed air, well, spent 2/3 of the air supply, when the critical value of 50 atmospheres is reached , the sound signal is triggered, as you can see, the sound signal does not work now, which means, in principle, they showed normal result. this is in terms of time according to your physical preparation. we do not have a teache

coming from chinese labs were and is a deneen or synthetic chemicals. k2 and spice in 2008 and 2012 when i was at the special operations division nobody knew what these chemicals were but they were destroying our kids and our future generation, yesterday was veterans day look at the military members that are dying from synthetic drugs and fentanyl for example. 100% right and very happy to hear that you comprehended t ths massive problem. remember we had over 7000% increase in the last two years as chinese nationals, many military aged men crossing into our country illegally, how many are in the got a ways, we don't know. how many are already here. >> 24000 this fiscal year it is an astounding number it's up a hundred% from anything with overseeing before and of course our president asleep at the wheel with anything that has to do with china. i wonder why. so great to have you on your been very pressing it with so many of these issues of drugs, cartels and the china connection. thank you for joining us. >> thank you rachel, have a good day. rachel: major

during a special military operation in the troops of traditional, chemical and biological defense, fourheroes of russia, for the courage and professionalism of the personnel, two brigades received the honorary title of guards, the history of the troops dates back to the first world war, then the units were called chemical specialists performed tasks the great patriotic war in afghanistan in the northern caucasus, they eliminated the chemical weapons of syrian militants, skills and high qualifications are obtained during regular exercises and training, news. kuti, the first plane landed at the new elga airport, air traffic will be organized in the near future, this will increase the transport accessibility of russia's largest airport. in professional language, aviators call such flights technical; there is a reinforced crew on board the aircraft, among the passengers are technical. and the inspectors will have to make their first landing on new aviation site elga. there’s attention, there’s concentration, there’s treatment with a map, you definitely need to see the land. the distance fro

, the scale, determines the perimeter that needs to be fenced off, and they are now conducting a chemicalthe site of the accident, after them the liquidators begin to move... who begin to begin eliminating the accidents, then we have perforated hoses will be laid, namely to perform the function of deposition of emergency chemical hazardous substances, and the next immediate group will be the one to eliminate the accident... in this case they will apply a bandage, for each group we make a separate report and make a video of how the group trained, we send this video to the customer, the guys completed the combat mission, prevented the leak aggressive liquids, while working in personal protective equipment, this is a breathing apparatus with compressed air, well, we spent 2/3 of the air supply when it reached a critical value of 50 atmospheres, the sound signal is triggered, as you can see, the sound signal is not triggered now, which means, in principle , they showed a normal result, this is due to time and their physical training, we do not have a teacher who has been teaching one discipli

the more common emergency chemical hazardous substances are chlorine-ammonia, so we focus specificallys and those rescued at this location must find the source, identify it, determine the possible danger and take certain measures to localize it, now we see the reaction of our rescue services to an accident involving the overturning of a tank that was transporting chlorine, a team begins to work... an reconnaissance group that determines the cause of the accident, the scale, determines the perimeter that is necessary to fence off, and they are now conducting a chemical analysis directly at the site of the accident, after them the liquidators begin to move directly, who begin to begin the liquidation, then we will lay perforated hoses, precisely to perform the function of deposition of an accident-chemical hazardous substance, and there will be the next one directly group to eliminate the accident, in this case they will apply a bandage. for each group we make a separate report and make a video about how the group studied. to the customer we are sending this video, the guys completed the

we do paint coatings, chemicals, hazardous materials. yes. it's the type of material you probably have under your kitchen sink. it's not to be taken lightly. >> reporter: and tonight, david, the owner of the company tells us the explosion was the result of a forklift incident. the driver sustained minor burns and was taken to a local hospital. officials, meanwhile, tonight, are continuing to monitor air quality here. david? >> david: john quinones in texas for us tonight outside houston. thanks, john. >>> tonight, five republican candidates who want to beat donald trump for the republican nomination will debate. they are at least 40 points behind trump. it all comes after the election yesterday, voters protecting abortion rights in this country from ohio to virginia. and a democratic governor in kentucky, of course, a deep red state, winning re-election. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, democrats pointing to victories in virginia, kentucky, and ohio as proof abortion is increasingly the issue that decides elections. >> the voters sa