flint, there is a lot of different lanes that you can go through in flint.le in flint are of affected by the water crisis. i think that has taken away from the fact they don't know you can create a lane for anything in flint. so our markets are kind of low. if you want to go into the fashion business, there is a fashion business in flint. there is room for more. charles: right. >> there is barbershops in flint. there is room for more. you have to create your own lane. be resilient. don't be affected by things in the media. >> 100-k. there is 100,000 people in flint. that it where we got 100,000-k ventures from. charles: possibly 100,000 business. >> they want to help themselves. charles: before i let you go, tell us about the new line. i love the coat. love the layout. >> we'll show it to your people. kalm.online. charles: this is your new -- >> this was one of the most popular items from kalm it's a puffer coat. you can wear it on the other side. charles: reversible. >> uh-huh. there was a sweat suit came out with the the coat. like a matching three-piece k

the politicians are supposed to be eco conscious in the water crisp and clear canada is now facing a flint of its own over 120 journalist editor students and teachers across canada came together for a research project called tainted water they found that in montreal's got no saskatoon regina moose jaw and prince rupert had lead levels comparable or higher than those in flint michigan during its 2015 led crisis. as the sky is burned with our waste and our waters team with toxins it's time to stop doing what we're doing and start watching the hot dogs. the. real thing it's like. as a sort of. like you that i got. with. this. is exactly. welcome back everybody laughing not a capitalist and joining me now from canada on the latest on the lead crisis are to makkah correspondent alex mind alex thank you for joining us. thank you for having me so tell us a little more about this is this is a pretty disturbing study. it is a look the researchers dug into thousands of previously undisclosed documents meaning that these documents have been around they tested hundreds of houses from coast to coast in

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they're flints. and i'm like banging the flints together like crazy and trying to catch sparks. so the flints are inevitably something that's actually happened to me, whether it's related finish the it's always emotionally related to this field i'm trying to catch on fire. and the sparks come from the names and the fire is your imagination. it's something you're making up. so much for me when i'm frustrated i'm lapping my flint -- banging my flints together trying to get this damn fire going. but when it's really roaring, and it's warm and toasty, it's a great feeling. >> for clay, you've written a lot of different stuff. i mean, late 19th century, mid 20th century, whiskey. so how challenging is it to shift so seemingly dramatically on different topics? >> yeah. i mean, i think -- [laughter] it's funny, when you, i don't know how much you prepare, like think through, oh, what's the panel going to be like, what do i imagine -- what's the question i don't want to get. [laughter] and one of those questions is that one, because i do -- no, no, and it's a good question because it's

well implementing universal health care bringing clean water systems to flint michigan is apparently surprisingly hard for governments to do going to war years to be quite easy especially if the public's motivations for going to war are based on a lie or what's known as a false flag operation the fire the gulf of tonkin w m d's in iraq all blatant lies all used as justification to go to war well now another reason justification for dropping bombs on poor people half way around the world has suddenly come up and is suddenly come under question thanks to a new leaked e-mails released on saturday by wiki leaks it appears that the final report by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or o.p.c. w into the 2018 chemical attack in the syrian city of duma may not be all it's cracked up to be my friends while the league makes no attempts to describe what did happen in duma cording to the guardian the protesting email which was originally sent to senior officials at the o.p.c. w. by an investigator described as quotation marks alec's and quoted by wiki leaks expresses the gr

caroline flint is on course to lose her seat to the tories.e flint represents the part of doncaster i grew up in. i never thought i would see that seat go to anybody other than labour in my entire lifetime. so this is really big stuff. it is incredibly leaf lisa: seat. although she has campaigned for the deals that we put through very strongly, she knows how strong the feeling is in doncaster. but it is not cutting through for her, and when i was there recently, people said to me that they thought she was a remainer, they didn't realise she was trying to leave. she struggled to...i was trying to leave. she struggled to... i have relatives who say that dennis skinner would lose his seat. we do know that asjohn dennis skinner would lose his seat. we do know that as john curtis dennis skinner would lose his seat. we do know that asjohn curtis said, it will be seat by seat. we should stress this is just one poll, there are many facet if you want more election, her of course, if you want more information on latest opinion poll trends, you can look

it is a little ha rd to least as bad as flint.ples are collected, but there are some fairly striking results that should shock most canadians. do you have any idea from this how long people may have been exposed to such high levels of lead, and what the impact of that may have been? right, well, we have to keep in mind that levels have been coming down not only in canada but in north america, britain, over the past three or four decades. but these levels of exposure, we expect, have been constant. what happens with chronic exposure when a pregnant woman is exposed, she is more likely to give birth to soon, when young children are exposed, they are brain doesn't develop the way it should, they have cognitive disabilities and an increased risk of adhd. for adults, disabilities and an increased risk of adhd. foradults, it disabilities and an increased risk of adhd. for adults, it increases the risk of hypertension and c0 1’0 nary the risk of hypertension and coronary heart disease. these are chronic exposures. it is like smoking. it

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government to go to war than to bring clean water to flint michigan and apparently about it is so true that the people of flint are not the only ones with water infrastructure issues according to a new report by the human rights nonprofit dig deep and the nonprofit u.s. border alliance more than 2000000 people living in the united states lack running water and basic indoor plumbing. basic indoor plumbing 2000000 people isn't america so great it just warms up your resort to america correspondent with the story. to live daily without reliable drinking water and with on treated sewage are conditions more frequently associated with impoverished nations but it's happening in our own backyards in fact today more than 2000000 americans lack access to running water indoor plumbing or wastewater services and while the majority of americans are taking high quality drinking water and sanitation access for granted millions of the most people in the country like low income people in rural areas people of color tribal communities and immigrants have fallen through the cracks now here are some of the

what happened in flint, michigan, and now here in newark, newjersey, has once again raised questionstill remain in place in older homes and buildings. and part of the fear is that many people simply do not know if they have lead pipes or not. despite assurances, churches and charities continue to hand out bottled water. efforts may be under way to finally rid the city of lead pipes, but rebuilding trust could take much longer. nada tawfik, bbc news, newark, newjersey. in san francisco, a rather unusual member of staff can be spotted among the corridors and departure gates of one of the city's airports. sporting a pilot's cap and pink toenails, five year old lilou joyce is helping stressed travellers have a more enjoyable journey. gareth barlow reports on the world's first, airport therapy pig. pigs might fly, as the old saying goes, but lilou is getting pretty close to taking off. at least, she has certainly taken off with passengers at san francisco's international airport. i've never seen one here, so it's interesting. it's fun. i got really excited. she can do tricks like a dog. t

what happened in flint, michigan, and now here in newark, newjersey, has once again raised questionsn's water infrastructure. decades after lead pipes were banned, many still remain in place in older homes and buildings. and part of the fear is that many people simply do not know if they have lead pipes or not. despite assurances, churches and charities continue to hand out bottled water. efforts may be under way to finally rid the city of lead pipes, but rebuilding trust could take much longer. nada tawfik, bbc news, newark, newjersey. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello. thanks for your company. i'm ben croucher with your tuesday sport briefing. alexander zverev picked a pretty decent time to beat rafael nadal for the first time in his career. not that there's a bad time, mind you, but his straight sets victory at the atp tour finals in london is the perfect way to begin his title defence. nadal is competing in his first tournament since september due to fitness problems. zverev took fu

just briefly, patty, i guess a lot of people will be thinking about flint, michigan.vels were higher in canadian cities. montreal, regina, saskatoon, moose jaw, and surprisingly a small town in british columbia called prince rupert, had in some samples, in some ways, levels that were higher than in flint at the height of the crisis. however, prince rupert was on the border land there. imean, it rupert was on the border land there. i mean, it is a different case. but certainly in the other cities, levels were sustained and elevated. thank you for speaking to us. you are welcome, thanks for having me. british mps have elected a new speaker of the house of commons to replace the high—profile former holder of the post, john bercow. the new speaker is sir lindsay hoyle — he's been deputy speaker for nearly ten years. he's regarded as a safe pair of hands and likely to be less controversial than his charismatic predecessor. after being dragged to the speaker's chair, supposedly unwillingly, as tradition dictates, sir lindsay promised to be neutral and transparent and said t

first it was flint, michigan and now in newark, newjersey — americans are finding higher than normalthe mayor has a plan to speed up the replacement of lead service pipes to remove the toxic threat. but as nada tawfik reports, that's not enough for those who live in fear of the water in their homes. it's dinnertime and alika is making pasta with her kids. but to boil it, only bottled water will do. she lives in newark, newjersey, the latest american city to grapple with a lead water crisis. 0fficials gave her a filter, but she still doesn't trust the water. i'm always spending money on water. i spent more money on water than on buying food for the house. newark‘s problems began when a corrosion control treatment failed at its water plant, causing lead from pipes to seep into the water. 0fficials switched to a new treatment, but it will take months to be fully effective. now, the mayor has announced an expedited plan to overhaul the infrastructure. across the city, crews are ripping up the streets in order to replace lead pipes with copper ones. under the programme, all 18,000 lead pi

contaminated with lead it's coming into their homes and the lead levels are higher or the same as flint michigan when you say flint michigan you think disaster so this is what's happening in cities from coast to coast in canada including places like montreal that you just mentioned never mind smaller towns and a place called opal which is just outside of toronto so these are highly populated areas as well i'm going to some numbers here for you so don't mind me reading for one moment so the fact is out of $12000.00 test since 201433 percent exceeded national safety guidelines of 5 parts per 1000000000 now to put this into perspective when we look at the united states the national system there anything under 15 parts per 1000000000 is accepted here it's 5 parts per 1000000000 so it's 33 percent at an acceptable level but if we use the american standard it drops down to 18 percent which is still you know most a quarter of all houses let's say one 5th of all houses in or that were tested in canada are contaminated with lead coming through the taps that means any water that you're showering

now five years into that, people in flint still don't have clean water.nd this year, people in your own community, your neighbors in newark, new jerersey, where you once served as mayor and represent them now a senatoror, arare also facing contaminanated drinking water. thousandndof water s systems, facingvillages, contamamination. >> right here in south carolina. amy: what spspecificically are u doing to address this national crisis and what are you doing in the work, her own community, with people in the throes of this water crisis? >> leaders take responsibility and get things done. when this crisis broke out on my city, i went across the aisle in the senate where i worked to build relationships and passed a major piece of legislation. these are things people don't want to talklk about, getting things done in washington, that allows states to shift resources -- literally, hundreds of millions i think in total -- into funds that can get these lead pipes out of the water. to me, as you said it, this is my family, this is my community. and my community is

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coming from michigan, i have seen the consequences of the flint water crisis.troit water shutoffs, which do not get enough attention. i want to see the candidates come out strong with policies that will fight environmental racism and environmental justice. >> the next election is going to be pivotal for our nation. we are going to be looking forward to hearing about all of the things that are important in our economy. i am interested in their thoughts on national debt and health care. those are two items that are intertwined. nearly half level, of every dog -- have liver dollar we spend is on health care. we are running a massive deficit. billion over 22 dollars, trillion dollars at this point. that deficit is of considerable the warningsn presented by prior auditor general's chin just -- prior auditor generals. to see thelike candidates highlight climate change. we cannot do economic development if we do not have an environment within which to do it. i would like to have prioritized making certain our world is a better world in which to do economic development

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reporter: what happened in flint and now here has raised questions about ee safety of nation's waterructure, decades after lead pipes were banned, many still reman -- remain. and people simply don't know if they have lead pipes or no despite assurances, churches and charities continue to hand out bottled water are efforts are underwayth to rid city of lead pipes but rebuilding trust would anchor: anxious times there about the water. many of you have been askingar y bbc staf wearing poppies. rwe wear these ember those who died in conflict. today is the 101st anniversary of the end of world war i. it is veterans day in t united states. the story of how the poppy came to be the symbol ofan rem is american ingenuity. the first world war was a catastrophic conflict in which millions lost theiitlives. the consn france and brooke -- belgium were brutal. no man's land was dividing the forces were so many were killed, turnednto mud. it was here after the fighting ended poppies gw, immortalized a problem by a lieutenant colonel. >> and flanders fields, the poppies blow. between the crosses row

first it was flint, michigan — now it's newark, newjersey — the latest american city where residentsl speed up the replacement of all lead service pipes in order to remove the toxic threat. from newark, nada tawfik reports. it's dinner time and alika is making pasta with her kids. but to boil it, only bottled water will do. she lives in newark, newjersey, the latest american city to grapple with a lead water crisis. officials gave her a filter, but she still doesn't trust the water. i'm always spending money on water. i spend more money on water than on buying food for the house. newark‘s problems began when a corrosion control treatment failed at its water plant, causing lead from pipes to seep into the water. officials switched to a new treatment, but it will take months to be fully effective. now, the mayor has announced an expedited plan to overhaul the infrastructure. across the city, crews are ripping up the streets in order to replace lead pipes with copper ones. under the programme, all 18,000 lead pipes in newark will be removed in under three years at no cost to homeowners.

and there's no end in sight for the supersize me flint there are too many benefits more convenience more financial gain and more cost effective production which is often what it takes to survive amid the current global competition. now do you also have a colleague at work who just thinks he is the greatest god's gift to mankind well. is such a colleague a man with the egos so big is actually visible from space and that is sometimes difficult to bear for us this colleagues and he knows that because all of is also a man with intellectual capacity to fight his own super sized ego. be. on the wall who's the fairest stuff them all. so i'm so special so desirable i just nuff myself even me. i'm the best the best of all. and if so handsome with me i'm not myself mind it's a great. time yes such modest photos i'm so photogenic. i have to post them everywhere now your post. a few nights i miss social media star but on the psalmist social media beauty is good night. everybody has to see this i will post it everywhere that. i don't get it why isn't anyone calling me someone like me should be gettin

it could be housing like we see in flint, michigan, it could be college access. how would states provide individual incentives. and then the flexibility provided through these mccain fellowships where a young person could get the fellowship and create their own service opportunity in a local nonprofit. that's what we envision and what one of the great things has been is that when we have been meeting on the hill there's a great appetite for this. there's interest in the local focus and we've drafted it in a way to currently support other legislation out there, you may have heard about the action bill introduced by senator reed and larsson in the house. it's big, comprehensive and provides incentives so we've been trying to complement bills outs there. we're in the testing phase, getting feedback, incorporating that feedback in the legislation and hope to move it forward in the upcoming year. before i turn it over, why now? you know, we know we're in a tough environment, but what's been really encouraging to see is despite the proposed cuts to cncs, the appropriat

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labour's caroline flint and the conservative and former deputy speaker nigel evans doing the dragginghe tradition comes from the fact that the speaker has to communicate the opinion of the commons to the monarch — and, in the past at least, if the monarch didn't like the message, he or she might — literally — shoot the messanger. once in position, lindsay hoyle spoke to mps. it is about the challenges ahead for me and this chamber. i stand by what i said and i stand firm that i hope this house will be once a great respected house not just in here but across the world. we have to make sure that tarnish is polished away and the respect and tolerance that we expect from everyone who works in here will be shown that we keep that in order. the prime minister was among the first to congratulate him. you will also bring your signature kindness, kindness and reasonableness to our proceedings and that might help bring us together as a parliament and a democracy because no matter how fiercely we may disagree, we know that every member comes to this place with the best of motives, determined to

and it's extraordinarily fragile and we see pockets of it collapsing in various towns it could be flint michigan it could be san francisco could be various towns are just disappearing and being vaporized by this fragility of the economy because been hollowed out because 2 of the likes thanks jamie diamond course jamie dimon is the head of the biggest bank in the world certainly the biggest bank of america as well and he is saying 1st of all that trump is going to win in 2020 because you don't have a booming economy and a president incumbent who loses 2nd of ah yes it's the consumer spending leslie stahl should have followed up of course when he said this is the greatest economy ever she should have asked him why then as the largest participant in the repo market the largest bank in america is the fed having to intervene to the tune of up to $200000000000.00 every single day in the repo market jamie diamond why is that happening if everything is so great well the measure of a booming economy according to lesley stahl 60 minutes jamie dimon is the ever increasing number of billionaires bu

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in flint, michigan, icy overpasses freezing much faster than the highway below. and in new york, not far from the famous niagara falls, first responders mak heha. i jke telling him, "we got help coming. i got you, i got you. we're not going anywhere." >> reporter: bystanders cheering as he's pulled to safety. >> good job! >> reporter: the massive storm stretching across more than 2,000 miles, from maine to texas. all this after a deadly day on the roads in wisconsin wednesday. the driver of this car did not survive after hitting a disabled semi on the shoulder of interstate 43. and david, here in travis city, michigan, they will be dealing with lake effect snow through tomorrow, and then comes the coldest air of the season. it will feel like 15 degrees here in the morning. david? >> well, we knew it was coming. alex, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, live here in new york city. he's along the west side highway tonight, tracking it all. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. rain ahead of this very potent cold front as alex mentioned. another wave of cold beh

ratings and salutations while implementing universal health care bringing clean water systems to flint michigan is apparently surprisingly hard for governments to do going to war years to be quite easy especially if the public's motivations for going to war are based on a lie or what's known as a false flag operation the rush fog fire the gulf of tonkin w m d's in iraq all blatant lies all used as justification to go to war well now another reason justification for dropping bombs on poor people halfway around the world has.

you spoke with the flint story. how bad of a problem is that?lionre chemicals registered globally. we cannot regulate all of these. the ep regulates 100. we must have more and more research into how these contaminate. we are using artificial intelligence and machine so we can stop any type of contamination event before it ever happens. company has been doing pretty well financially. how much of that is because of the increased awareness of environmental social governments issues? susan: even though we are a u.s. company, around 28% of our stock is owned by international investors. done fouralone i have international investor trips by demand. typically i do one or two. it is because they are so strong. because we have a regulated oflity, there is a lot demand from an investor standpoint. you know this area so well, what needs to be done and who needs to do it to have us catch up? is it federal, state, local? susan: it is all of the above. water and sanitation services are so critical. one group cannot make these solutions. we are working with sta

gun it's going to be a contentious issue here in south korea but it looks like the south koreans flints and if i had to guess why it's because the south koreans are also involved at this very moment in our increasingly tough fight with the americans over burden sharing dahlan trump would like the south koreans to pay substantially more than they have in the past for the stationing of u.s. forces in korea and i have the feeling that president moon of south korea thought that fighting a 2 front war with both the japanese and the americans at the same time when these things are calm late because the americans want this deal with japan also i think that was all just too much and when just sort of are treated on the on the lesser issues so he could improve his position on the bigger ones the americans. trying because new president has appointed a cabinet with 2 of his brothers holding top jobs goodbye rajapaksa was elected president last week he was the defense minister in the final days of the civil war led a crackdown on tamil tiger separatists he's picked his brother. to be both prime min