. >>> this is chromium, atomic number 24. you need chromium to make stainless steel. chromium is a useful and a necessary thing in modern life. minding and processing tend to be very, very toxic and enterprises. even if you like chrome, you would not be psyched to live near or have your kids living near a chromium shelter, one-third of all the chromium in the world apparently comes from here, this former soviet facility in western kazakhstan. mark chamber on bloomberg news did a report on how toxic and dwyer the conditions are in that facility. he got a simple, sad story of the finances of that place and how it produces a third of the chromium in the world ended connected to the president of the united states. when the soviet union broke up and former states tried to create a new post economic systems for themselves. one of the things that happened like this plant, like this chromium facility like the people that worked there were given shares in the place they worked at. they were going to be employee owners. mark champion reports on those regular employees working o

. >>> this is chromium, atomic number 24. you need chromium to make stainless steel. it's a useful, necessary thing in modern life. mining and processing it, though, tend to be very, very toxic enterprises. if you like chrome, you probably would not be siked to have your home orchids school near a chromium filter. one-third of all the chromium in the world apparently comes from here, from this former soviet facility in western kazakhstan close to the russian border. mark champion did a report on how toxic and dire the conditions are at that facility, but he also got these simple sad story of the finances of that place, and how the finances of that place that produces a third of the chromium in the world ended up connected to the president of the united states. when the sounion broke up, one thing that happened at plants, people were given shares at the place they worked at. they were going to be employee owners. mark champion reports how the regular workers, those regular employe employees, people working in toxic conditions to supply the world with comb yhromium were

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. >> chromium. >> chromium. >> chromium plant. >> chromium plant. >> next time you see chrome plated, take a deep breath, cough it out and think of the trump snow. greg: back to tom, how does she do that? [applause] it is hard to believe it's the one year anniversary of trump's inauguration. we go live to media outlets around the globe. >> that is pretty rough for them. trump merrily rolls on. first there was physical that turned into the most transparent examination of world leader in history. >> can you assess the presidents mental physical? >> the president appeared to slur his words were giving an address -- did you look into what the cause of that might have been at all? >> does he have heart disease? >> are you pulling out early onset altheimer or dementia like symptoms? >> high cholesterol, any concerns? >> how a guy eats mcdonald's and drinks diet coke and never exercises is in as good a shape as you say he is in the truck greg: there's a healthy group. here's a video that is missing of his digital rectal exam. what do we learn? top is in better shape than anyone on the planet

. >> chromium. >> chromium. >> chromium plant >> back to trump. how did she do that? [applause] it's hard to believe it's the one year anniversary of trump's inauguration. we go live to media outlets around the globe. that's pretty rough for them. but trump narrowly rolls on. first there was his physical which turned into the most transparent examination of a world leader in history. >> can you address the presidents physical fitness for office. >> there was an incident where the president appear to slur his words. did you look into that cause of that? >> are you doing things out like early-onset alzheimer's or dementia like symptoms? >> are there any concerns for his heart health? >> tenuously how a guy eats mcdonald's,diagnose and never exercises isn't as good a shape as you say he's in. >> there's a healthy group. all that is missing is a video of his digital rectal exam. we learned that president trump is healthier than anyone on the planet. >> some people just have great jeans. i told the president if he had a healthier diet, he might live to be 200 years old. >>

. >>> this is chromium, atomic number 24. you need chromium to make stainless steel.seful and a necessary thing in modern life. minding and processing tend to be very, very toxic and enterprises. even if you like chrome, you would not be psyched to live near or have your kids living near a chromium

. >> chromium. >> chromium. >> chromium plant >> back to trump. how did she do that? [applause]

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things like arsenic, cadmium, pesticides including metals like hex a vai lent chromium.unt varies from city to city, state to state. in new york city they're building a brand-new toxic facili facility. the price tag, $50 million. the pollution came from a nearby international guard base. martin brand is with the state's environmental division. >> it's a very big deal. new york state is leading the nation frankly. we're one of the first states in the nation to actually regulate these contaminants. >> reporter: but not all cities can afford a major overhaul of their treatment systems. so what's a consumer to do if they want cleaner safer water at home? >> i think it can be really daunting for consumers to try to understand these issues with water. >> reporter: rick andrew works for nsf international, a group that tests and certifies products including water filtration systems. >> if i want to treat my water at home, how much is this going to cost me? >> it's a great question and there's really a wide, wide range very a simple watering fillering system, $30. a whole house s