s guidelines e.w. g. is now urging the e.p.a. to review the findings and asking them to limit the use of quietus a on food crops in washington sarah montecito. with so much of our nation's capacity for moral outrage focused on the real and perceived villainy of democrats republicans. and of course the irreplaceable amoroso it's easy to forget that beyond the borders of our most recent most outrageous and most viral social media feed algorithm lies a vast sea of human rights abuses and tales of actual moral depravity that aren't as easy to die just as a political sex scandal or a president announcing his longtime staffer and friend as it turns out is actually a low life dog so while many here in the land of the freedom and prosperity may still blown how president obama once launched a mediocre health care website will snatching your top choice of position away investigative author of the gottman has spent a career exploring a world where the issue isn't really run medical websites or crummy insurance plans but rather what appears

s level is one hundred forty milligrams and even lower at point zero one milligrams and e.w. is one one hundredth of the california proposed limit and. there have been several critics that have come out and said you know there might be some glyphosate in your cereal but there's nothing to worry about that doesn't mean that you shouldn't feed your children cereal in the mornings it's all about the intake a lot of people are voicing that it's mostly people who eat this on a daily basis and eat it you know throughout the day so it's just about the levels and california so this california is risk was developed by state scientists and this was after twenty fifteen the international agency for research on cancer claimed that life to say it was a probable carcinogenic to humans then after that was when california came out and said we need to put this as a cancer causing chemical. we're going to run out of time but i want to ask you one question that i'd like to have you back on this is somebody reevaluating this to make sure that levels the correct level that we don't get curtain ca

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is for adult level is one hundred forty milligrams and even lower at point zero one milligrams and e.w. is one one hundredth of the california proposed limit and. there have been several critics that have come out and said you know there might be some glyphosate in your cereal but there's nothing to worry about that doesn't mean that you shouldn't feed your children cereal in the mornings it's all about the intake a lot of people are voicing that it's mostly people who eat this on a daily basis and eat it you know throughout the day so it's just about the levels and california so this california is risk was developed by state scientists and this was after twenty fifteen the international agency for research on cancer claimed that life to say it was a probable carcinogenic to humans then after that was when california came out and said we need to put this as a cancer causing chemical. we're going to run out of time but i want to ask you one question that i'd like to have you back on this is somebody reevaluating this to make sure that levels the correct level that we don't get curtain c

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safe are good lisa bridges with anger mounting over the deadly genoa bridge collapse italians told e.w. they're worried about the condition of other bridges across the country. and fans paid tribute to the queen of soul. aretha franklin guided her home into troy michigan yesterday at the age of seventy six we'll take a look at the life of a cultural icon. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show thousands of people are paying homage today to india's former prime minister atal bihari vajpayee who died thursday at the age of ninety three he's being given full state honors at a funeral ceremony in delhi schools and colleges. are closed in the indian capital on the government has announced a seven day mourning period bars pay he was among india's most popular politicians and a founding leader of the governing hindu nationalist party he served three times as foreign minister. here's a look back at a man who oversaw india's growth into a regional powerhouse. he was a poet journalist and a moderate face of hindu nationalism to some former indian prime minister x. how bihari vachss pai

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and e.w. correspond melanie occurred a ball is at the scene and sent us this update. on this second day of an unprecedented fire raging just fifty kilometers outside of but then there finally has been some significant progress the fire seems to be largely under control there are still six hundred to six hundred fifty firefighters and army personnel out there working putting the fire out completely and they have not had an easy job they have been facing challenges incredibly dangerous ones amongst them ammunition in the forest ground this is the area where the battles for bilin were taking place during world war two so the soil here is really contaminated by ammunition they the firefighters have to make sure that they stay on save roads that they don't go out into the forest too deeply and have to rely on aerial support by helicopters as well in order to stay safe but for the villages here there has been some good news the villagers from one town have been told that they can go home now the ones from the other two villages that were evacuated yesterday still have to ho

with failing to properly register the vessel hash insists he's done nothing wrong and e.w. news caught up with him at his home in southern germany. klaus had a comfortable life in bavaria he has a nice house and runs a successful small business but did not want to be complacent so he became a captain aboard a search and rescue ship in the mediterranean and that is now why he is facing legal proceedings in malta. of course this is an unpleasant situation but i go to court with my head held high i have to say we didn't do anything wrong on the contrary we saved people's lives and i gladly take responsibility for this. at the end of june and his crew aboard the ship lifeline rescued more than two hundred thirty refugees after that their own odyssey began the lifeline was not allowed to dock anywhere and instead had to sail aimlessly for days it ended up in malta where the ship was impounded weisz was taken in for questioning by police the accusation the vessels papers were not in order to school it's very strange that we're not talking about saving people's lives right now but

e.w. dot com tang's. six. we have a terrible problem with biofuels right now in this in that they're eating they're taking food. so i've made a prediction that about a century from now maybe two. we have a new industry that grows up that supplies carbon for industry. you can imagine making synthetic fuels out of carbon that you broke. with plants it will be in salt water goes to syria will be in the ocean and the reason is if it's on fresh water supplies of water it competes with food that is a perfectly possible scenario. the u.k. government has published guidelines on how to prepare if britain crashes out of the european union without a deal this although britain's brags that minister dominic rob says he is still confident of reaching an agreement with the e.u. the u.k. is due to leave the european union in march next year you have their rights.

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arrests followed the police search of a number of private news outlets reporters without borders told e.w. quote that the raids on the confiscation of computers and other devices suggests that these arrests are political. our moscow correspondent emily sure once following the story for us emily the german government has also protested these arrests what's the latest on correspondent ali because he and his colleagues. well brian a lot is still unclear at this point what we do know is that several journalists were detained as you said in the past few days in belarus and all of them were from independent media outlets and one of them was w.'s. ski. russian service which he wrote for has been in touch with his wife and he was detained yesterday after giving a critical interview on an international radio station that broadcasts to read out to bella reuss about those other journalists who were detained and at the moment it seems that he's in a kind of state of limbo because in in bella reuss the law stipulates that you can actually be arrested without an official charge for up to three days bef

she received her phd from the e.w. scripps school of journalism at ohio university. following several years working a television news producer for cbs in miami and pittsburgh. [applause] >> i'm going to take us out of the u.s. just a little bit to talk a television news producer for cbs in miami and pittsburgh. about the genocide in rwanda. before you think, genocide is a stretch for what we are seeing today in the u.s. and this discussion over hate speech just bear with me for a second. because i think it's actually way more relevant than a lot of people think it would be. the rwanda and media played a key role in the 1994 genocide that left at least 800,000 people dead. particularly am going to talk about a radio station. this radio station was an active participant in the genocide and it is kind of the model for if you want to marginalize and dehumanize a group of people and then make it ok to physically attack them, this radio station is the model for that. thepower party founded station in july 1993. about a year before the genocide started. was it went on the a

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just pick mind out the top stories we're following for you here at e.w. as he pleads grip large regions of the. scientists say that they fear rising temperatures could be a reversible a disrupts the earth's ecosystems and the paris climate accord might not do enough to stop it. and don't forget you can always get t.v. news on the go just download our app from global player from the apple store it will give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can use the app to send us news relevant photos and videos and you can watch this program on live stream. and with that you are up to date i'm sorry kelly and thank you so much for joining us have a great day. touch move. on i'm. going to move. on. to move. on. to. the business of beauty women and men are spending more and more money to look good . business studios are booming and the cosmetics industry is turning record profits . and if that's not enough there are other methods. because looking good is the key to success. made in germany a

we always have more coming up at the top of the hour and you can always find out more at our website e.w. dot com goodbye for no. letter we were proud when we won it now eighty percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listening. it's. the. at the beginning of one nine hundred forty eight up brown went on a skiing tour with a few years adjutants she had been cut off hitler's lover for almost ten years but only few in the immediate circle knew of their relationship the twenty seven year old had long accepted the fact that she could only live in the shadows in fact eva brown was a very unhappy woman. seawater good t.v. good news but she lived in a golden cage she wasn't even particularly good and she was caged in. if you or sylvia unique and it's perfectly natural to be unhappy in such a situation. well you can express yourself. some i'm a decisions by my mid she had already tried to take her life twice before me once with a pistol and once with sleeping pills as one who for i think those attempts were a cry for help and it worked in so far as hitler cared mo

in our interior good documentary tour of an orangutan returns home on e.w. dot com a tank. nero murderer and despot a madman on the imperial throw. his name is inextricably linked with one of the biggest disasters of the ancient world the great fire of rock. nero set rome alight to make room for his own building plans effects the blame for the fire on the christians ordering the torture and execution of thousands. but scholars today question the legend of nero as the arsonist of rome and down to the initiated a policy of persecution against the christians. to date there is no archaeological evidence to support the theory that the apostle peter was ever in rome but there are mounting indications that nero's infamous crimes were described to the emperor by later writers. nero an eccentric ruler who wanted to be an artist and preferred to live in a world of fantasy. but neither an arsonist nor persecutor of christians. is july nineteenth in the year sixty four it hasn't rained for days. rome is home to almost a million people it's a sweltering summer night. the majority of rum

to leave moscow to perform at britain's edinburgh festival fringe a source at a russian court told e.w. that i was prevented from leaving because she had failed to carry out community service. has been ordered to serve a one hundred forty hours of community service for two separate protests she and a fellow pussy riot member spent nearly two years in prison for an anti putin demonstration back in twenty twelve in a moscow cathedral. and i'm joined now by maria alyokhina she is joining us from moscow this evening welcome to you and i'd like to ask you because you've said that russia has barred you from leaving the country did security services give you a reason for that and if so what does it. yes so. f.s.b. stop. f.s.b. border controls don't mean. let's say passport line and after that i spent about half an hour in yeah they're all and after that they gave me a. paper that says i'm not allowed to leave the country because of the. decision of the court police and the decision of the car police we're told and perhaps you can confirm is related to these hours of community community servic

but the allegations are casting a shadow over the me too movement and e.w. social media editor karl ousmane has been tracking the fallout quite a turn of events argento was of course one of the first women to speak out to accuse publicly accused hollywood super producer harvey weinstein of sexual assault now she's on the receiving end it's really a shocking turnaround i think many of her fellow me to activists are also shocked they're trying to absorb this and figure out really want does this mean now for the me to movement and many of them are speaking out online about these accusations this is writer and activist sill abram's she accused record producer russell simmons of rape and she says when she saw the news she felt like she'd been sucker punched she says i was shaking with anger of what she did to her victim and frightened about the potential implications for actions have for the me too movement overall actress rose mcgowan who also accused weinstein of assault here she is writing a i got to know ozzy argento ten months ago our common commonality is t

she received her phd from the e.w. scripps school of journalism at ohio university. following several years working as a television news producer for cbs in miami and pittsburgh. [applause] >> i'm going to take us out of the u.s. just a little bit to talk about the genocide in rwanda. before you think, genocide is a stretch for what we are seeing today in the u.s. and this discussion over hate speech just bear with me for a second. because i think it's actually way more relevant than a lot of people think it would be. the rwanda and media played a key role in the 1994 genocide that left at least 800,000 people dead. particularly am going to talk about a radio station. this radio station was an active participant in the genocide and it is kind of the model for if you want to marginalize and dehumanize a group of people and then make it ok to physically attack them, this radio station is the model for that. the power party founded the station in july 1993. about a year before the genocide started. when it went on the air it was the only radio station besides the govern