so fiji water were in an add campaign saying it is called fiji because it isn't from cleveland and an article came out soon after that that compared cleveland tap water to a lot of bottle water and about roughly a third of the bottled water had more contaminents. in developing countries, it is safer to drink bottled water. >> host: what is the importance of fluoride in the water? >> guest: it has been put in to stregthen the enamel on teeth and there is a huge talk on whether this is dangerous or not. peer reviewed literature says the biggest concern is in the water that has containing fluoride naturally it can lead to brittle bones. i have not talked about science that talked about links to behavorial disorders or autism, and my own view is i think they fall under the notion of liberty and autonomy and the fact the government is doing something to your body without your consent. so the concern of big brother. floridation is something people feel about literature but the review literature doesn't press it is a cause of concern. >> host: what do you do here? >> guest: i am a professor

in fiji he relied on volunteers. these doing that in durand. using his personal laptop, highs designing a website, highlighting small businesses, in hopes of attracting businesses to the community. businesses like the pizza - the aim is to drum up support for a grant. it could be used to add an addition to the pizza business. >> will you be interested? >> most definitely. >> and rallying volunteers tore movie night on the square this summer. >> the idea is getting tight-knit. >> volunteer and village thrustee said wolf is breeding life into the village. >> he is organising us, helping us keep on task. >> four months into his 11 month internship, wolf askses himself whether durant is worth saving. his answer is yes. >> durand is worth working on. people here are motivated in the community who want to see it improve. >> wolf wants to leave behind a legacy of opportunity in durand, providing a brighter future for its youngest residents. >> since 1948 the old guard embarked on a labour of love. the active duty regiment is on the drugs. col them jam

. >> it wasn't until the stanleys met charlotte fiji that they were convinced that it could help childrencharlotte severs from gervais syndrome. charlotte just up to five at the time, was having up to 500 grand grand mal seizures in a month. >> joel says hey, there is a woman who wants to treat her daughter with cannabis. i said you're crazy. that's going to end up landing us in jairl. we'll be in orange -- jail, in orange jump suits. >> during an epileptic seizure neurons are firing electrical impulses all at the same time. almost like an electrical storm. >> once we started it, first day, seizure free, no seizures. a week went by still no seizures, and then we were on to something. >> renaming their plant plant ncbd extract, charlotte's web. word spread quickly until epileptic community. chemist bryson rast demonstrates the preparation of charlotte's web oil. first the plant is soaked in food grade alcohol to draw out the cannabinoids. >> how long do you soak it for? >> the solubility is quite high. so we can soak it for as short as maybe a couple of hours to maybe overnight. >> and you

photos show how ordinary people whose lives and homes when somebody does business and turned into fiji. it's very touching to see or know of. the fate of palestinian refugees in neighboring countries. no they are still affected. this image was taken fifty five years ago and the gaza strip. it shows a woman had been handled online for ford at iu and distribution center. the one point seven million people important in the gaza strip about seventy per cent on youtube. most of them to the seaview and eight. all was the woman and a photo blog and what has your life be like. we decided to donate forehead. the key to finding him was no ied and dt card which was visible in the photo. it took a week to track you down. the usual is now seventeen. she was just fooling with the media to two thousand and have a lot of uganda as an occasion. into one of the photo was taken she now lives with his son and his family. this image of the camp when she was photographed twenty five years ago. i remember a different and my family's secret and i'm great at asking for help. what has joined as needing situatio

i was called the century i take the dough from some way to use the one he takes upon to return fiji to what this morning we doing here she makes her way to the north and. her son. not only has the right. all the boxes out the house the it yet. i get to what i liked it. the sight of goal she went crazy strange mining began in the days that leads to the telus court has no names and for good reason back in two thousand and one she drew the same rate that even husbands. i asked and that's what's that like it just keeps. what good is because the spelling. that's the spot. i need it to me hopes. acts one nine. st of the wmds and the manganese deposits and went over to discount him in the north and painting. i was nineteen he sees one of the new research presented market. there's too much to be one and operated by a black woman. she and a way that odd. you know what lah. but why not go in and that the cat. well all that aware of anything. this then that's that. it's been hoping that you get back down. in south jordan to three hundred d makes great jewelry often female colleagues who also hold

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qantas has yet to say she isn't crying all the schools and kindergartens in fiji have been impacted the army sees an optimum second heavy wet. all run to the items. the vibrations of got to focus on and off we now have reports of chemical has been on duty outside the city we do reports of members of the national guard and private sector the new boldness as appointee of danger not so light that is also the injury of a song which is that i intend to receiving threats is also a report for auntie remake of the sky camera man had received death threats to myself and received a bright spring about him i hate to be kidnapped in hospital but from others and to top it all to the undersigned connected to the private sector to bring these agendas coming this the state imposed on to got to the p o box. we're going to say that i'm taking casualties mounting one looks at this moment of the deadliest against the pianist. we also have rights on the other side made by those pro ukraine does kill it does not approach your mind and activists had been made against genoa so we have had that i cannot see we

the kids are the government of nigeria has as damages due to attend the world economic forum in fiji this week and all to stay away. the government said it would do what it could to keep that in his life. they mustn't let tears when policymakers entrepreneurs and philanthropist attending the twenty fourth world economic forum in africa will be ensconced in the concrete fortress of the pj hilton protected by six thousand police and soldiers the largest security operation nigeria has ever mounted for summits. will you do then he has been to me. i guess the greatest well we den. the rest of the design of that. the house the site indeed isn't it. i silently it is the dvd just for ukrainian soldiers have been killed on an army helicopter shot down by pro russian innocence in the eastern city of snobby and tsk gunmen used heavy weapons against ukraine's units involved in the anti terror operation there are also casualties amongst the rebels. jeffrey has the latest. a ukrainian helicopter prepares to take off his country whose government is struggling this looks very russian separatists. an

do in fact it is seen another spate of violence in fiji with six people killed in bombings across the country the attacks from the capital cairo to the sinai peninsula changes the day before the start of campaigning for this month's dozen selections one suicide bombers set off explosives and if both ruled by in the area was of the morning and find a van to her all the fun i can. one passenger was killed and three others or windex. i had the same time another bomber to use them all. and army checkpoints and two are killing at least one soldier kyra was also his sandinista swathe of land. this may sit near a police checkpoint. one of them was killed and seven points and injures. it was around a bit about the worst with the stripe in my comp this morning. exploration we found three injured people on the streets. and one of them have a serious injury to his neck. oh and get them the fund has a dutch foreign minister nabil in five minutes with the un general secretary ban ki man. but he does discuss the recently departed to go climb and found to the death sentences hundred and two hundred

here's one conversation that truly got out of hand fiji tv guess that you see here were discussing the theory. so join in the first traded insults before going on to cough up over at the moncton and its happenings other on the aig can see the company the sadness. the ttc they think that that get on that but he never does thank you for what to get the team will be back shortly with one of my time. off. he says welcome to dc today we took a nap citizen she had its young men and occasionally women joining the holy war against banks are now set they might be your next door neighbor is in the suburbs of paris or philadelphia apparently the trip to the normal lights. many are radicalized through the internet and also their local mosque. according to the international center for the study of radicalization at king's college london syria is the most powerful magnet for international since afghanistan on in the nineteen eighties. when my guest today is a research at the center as well as being a fellow at the washington institute in the us. aaron seven welcomed the progress. they said and what'

would be kicked from the doorstep and the unmarried girls who engage in sex with a man she loved would fijined from her home, the designing woman varying from money is a warship to bell of new york, a virtuous woman. the thing that is quite amazing is when you start looking at what they said back then and what is still going on today. dimension equal pay for equal work. there are so many. for example this one. excuse me. society should leave the love affairs of the community to regulate themselves instead of trusting to legislation to regulate them. this is not a modern day activist sharing the u.s. supreme court, overturning the defense of marriage act as unconstitutional but woodhull 1871. this is a woman on trial for any thing, considered a legitimate part to make the most searching inquiry into her sexual morality and the decision generally turns in that regard. again this is not a contemporary woman speaking of disparaging treatment of women trying to speak out against somebody who had raped them. it is one of the reasons that kind of fear, 64% of rapes golan reported today. this was t

as a peace corps volunteer, he spent time in fiji. now he is one of the half dozen grad yet students tasked with turning around a small american town. he admits durant is going to be a challenge. >> when you don't have businesses that keep jobs to keep people around, young people around going to stay. >> durant's fortunes began suffering, unemployment at 10%. >> he says when he was in the piece core, he had to accomplish a lot with little money. he's doing that here and says in fiji, he relies on volunteers. he's doing that in durant, as well. >> using his personal laptop, wolf is designing a website in hopes of attracting visitors to the community. visiting businesses, the aim is to drum up a grant program so the town can use the money to add an addition on to its already brink business. >> anything to help would be great. >> rallies volunteers for movie night on the square this summer. >> the whole idea is getting more tight knit, people interacting. >> he is breathing new life into the village. >> he is really organizing us, helpin

the bride and groom are on their nine-day honeymoon in fiji. >> that made for great after-pictures thoughy they got dressed again. >> hopefully not. >> that story gets better and better. thanks so much. food stamps for guns? one lawmaker thinks so. >>> going, going, gone. whereç this massive sink hole opened up in the middle of a busy street. >>> time now to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. birthdays are going to be a big affair for this family in texas. ann and joshua hall just had quadruplets born on their father's birthday. next the bad. she could be the worst neighbor ever. happy with the people living next to her so she'd their trailer bulldozed. now charged with criminal mischief. >> next the ugly. a giant hole created in russia. the sink hole being blamed on heavy rain. >>> a new hampshire lawmaker is fighting a bill that would allow people to buy guns with their food stamps. billy says i am prosecond amendment and all gun rights, however e.b.t. cards are for food. >> christina says absolutely not. the program was developed to help folks at povert

in fiji he relies on volunteers, and is doing that in durant as well. using his laptop he is designing a website, highlighting the small businesses there, in hopes of attracting visitors to the community. visiting businesses like sopeno pizza. his idea is to drum up support for a grant. hopefully to add it to the pizza business. >> would you be interested? >> anything to help would be great. >> reporter: and rallying volunteers for movie right. >> the idea is to get people tight-knit, interacting. >> reporter: a volunteer says wolf is breathing life into the village. >> he is organising us, helping us keep on task. >> wolf asks himself every day if it is worth saying. the answer is yes. >> it's worth working on and improving. people here are motivated in the community and want it improved. >> wolf wants to leave behind a legacy of opportunity in durand that will provide a brighter future for the youngest residents. >>> a new storm honours harvey milk, one of the first openly gay officials. a the u.s. postal service calls him a visionary leader. some con

the epicenter was 500 kilometers south of fiji. it was followed by a second quake further south. no tsunami warning was issued. that is good news, but here's probably some bad news about weather. here's richard. >> it's mixed news. we're looking at unsettled weather across china although the moment. if we look at the northern portions, we have a big spiral of clouds and the low pressure center. another frontal system pushing out across japan, and it's with this system on the northern size that had pretty chilly weather. temperatures below average. these shots come from the province in the north. you can see the hailstorms there affect the region. it looks like the weather will remain unsettled in the coming day or so across the region. we take a look at the forecast and some snow and quite a frontal system extending across a good part of japan 24 hours before it all pushes away into the pacific as we head through towards tuesday. further towards the south, we see the weather front that's a clash between the dry air from inland and that warm, moist air from the pacific. so we will

when i asked for fiji is why they had fled they all mentioned fear of attack and concern for their families -- whenn i asked refugees why they had fled. i cannot reiterate strongly enough the importance of u.s. government support to the african union stabilization in c.a.r. of security is essential to creating conditions that will one day permit these one million uprooted people to return home. meanwhile, the u.s. government is committed to working with the international community to provide assistance inside c.a.r. and in neighboring countries and structure are aid programs to enhance efforts to protect the displaced. during my visit to chad, i was struck by the hospitality of the people and their government. they had not only open the doors to 92,000 central african refugees but were also welcoming the return of an equal number of migrants who had been living in the central african republic but were no longer safe in the country. i know the same degree of hospitality has been extended by cameroon especially which now hosts the largest number of refugees from the central african republic a

said to turn that to see the pope during his two that many of the palestinian syrian and the rocky fiji it's. a brand new episode across talks come your way with people of all hosting a debate about ukraine right after this break. recently a new law is passed in russia that makes bloggers is more than three thousand viewers per day become part of the nation's mass media this is a big deal because they will have to meet a lot of new high standards for one thing anybody goes out the door at authors will have to sign their real life name to their blogs and they cannot promote various breeds of what some would call extremist ideas or vulgar. parity there are reasons that such a law came into existence russians really do hate swearing in the media believe me i've gotten a few youtube messages about it and many people believe that a certain world hyper power manipulates the russian internet with fake and paid accounts for example at the start of the korean conflict post from a daughter of an officer with a male name became legendary evidence of this foreign meddling but just because there are