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and young adults, who felt disenfrananchid , who felt not a part of the fabric of their school or commununity, this becacame in a sense an antihero identification. theyey were drawn to these figures, wanting to be like them and make a mark. carl: that footage of columbine and the students streaming out, that was played on repeat for hours, days, decades. what about now in terms of the advent of social media, live streaming video? has that changed things? >> one of the things it has done is a accelerateded these cases r the past eightht to 10 years. that there has been fbi studies and one that harvard public health did concerning the uptick in numbers of cases. social media really in a sense becomes accelerant. itit becomes a vector that can carry this contagion and to other young minds. i think there also is now a much greater awarereness of the i imt of s social media a and commercl media covering these events. there has been substantitial changess by the memedia. the photo of the pertrator is not publisheded as widely as thy used to be. they are notot shown in some element whe e theyre p po

but epidemiologyells us in n a commununity there may be e an unusual pattern of disease, either defined in space,, geographically, or inn time e t develops over a period of time. whenen that happens we call it cluster r and a c cluster is a clue, a piece of evevidence tha somemething may be happening in that comommunity. that's what happened in toms rivever. >> becauause of the unusual number of rare childhood cancers, the community demanded answers. and the finger pointed back to ciba geigy and the toxic waste drums union carbide dumped at the farm.m. a decade earlier, two wells at e f farm had been tested and trichloralethylene was found. >> once it was found coming from the farm, the government absolutely dropped the ball. that ever should have let happen and let the people drink that water. >> the e.p.a. and union carbide adopted a remediation plant. it's a superfund site. we will let these chemicals go into the public drinking waters and aerate them out and then the water will be safe to drink. someone said, why don't we put carbon filters on that water just to make sure nothing ge