it says how the flint water crisis sets schoolchildren back.ow, that was remind us about what happened and what do we know now that we've got 10 years to look at the actual impacts? guest: yeah. so this hits home because i had a baby right at that same time and so this is about 10 years ago. we saw that lead levels in kids were spiking. and then we saw also that there was elevated lead in the drinking water so we brought those two together to say that a large number of childre so a lot has been done since then but now those kids are in elementally school and what we're seeing in flint is that maybe a doubling of the children that need special education right? so this is linked to adhd, behavioral issues, and so kids, not being able to sit in their chairs and learn and needing special programs that schools need to be very well resourced for in order to take care of. host: we'll take your calls about lead in the drinking water as well as forever chemicals. if you have a question for our guest, natalie exum, you can call us. our lines are regional

like - that’s how they drank flint, flint, there is, it seems to me , strike a spark with a stone, wellhis is the fifth answer, and there are apparently three the person responded with something like yes, yes, everything is correct, everything is correct, the last two lines there are two rather rare answers. i have to tell you that the sixth line is even stranger, so let’s do something funny, in any case, this is oil, oil with water , in any case, something like this, as simple as this. won't light up on its own wait for something let's try a chemical reaction, i think let's try a chemical reaction, check, oh, no, there's something strange, i think the microwave is cool, yeah, something strange, something- something wildly simple, with this, wildly simple, wildly simple, but you can repeat the question again, of course, let's, what needs to be done, to do to start a fire, you need to look at the wording, do , you need to do something, you need to do put it in the microwave, what you can do, what you can do, how to put it, do it wood a fire needs to be made make a fire a fire make a fire

needed, flint is needed to form these partitions and calcium is well built into - just in bone. bad really a true allergen, but not only as a true allergen, but as a product that causes what are called pseudo-allergic reactions, very important, grapefruit contains many solicylates, this acetyl-salicylic acid, and in our medicine there is even such a concept as aspirin bronchial asthma and the reaction of acid - this is aspirin, that is, in essence . a product rich in these salicalates can cause suffocation and reactions in the form of urticaria, and even worse, unfortunately, grapefruit juice causes photosensitivity on the skin, this must also be remembered, especially for people and people who take statins, it is not recommended to combine citrus fruits in including grapefruit along with taking pills, just grapefruit. specifically blocks an enzyme in the liver that neutralizes, chemically neutralizes drugs, because drugs are chemicals that are not inherent in our body, but are needed when we are sick, so grapefruit should never be eaten , drink juice if you are taking medication, t

it just did not get the news that flint michigan dock.ahead of other cities in knowing where the lead service lines are and getting them replaced. that's what we are trying to bring every city up to to say let's find them and replace them. doug is next in laramie, wyoming. caller: goo morning, i've been drinking distilled water exclusively for 55 years, what can be said for against usi.y distilled or otherwise purified or filtered at home and what about buying bottled from the supermarket? guest: sure. so distilled water is highly purified butr that are good for us so you don't want to necessarily you don't want to water because some of those are good. bottled water to me is a good not able to turn on your tap for certain reasons. ultimately bottled■oater is not regulated the same way public drinking water is regulated. as a public health scientist i prefer tap water because i know it's being checked all the timet contaminants wears bottled water you are depending on the company's who either purified it and we did a study at johns hopkins

russian artillerymen smash the enemy under the flint! in the zone of a special military operation. defense minister sergei shaigu presented gold star of the hero of russia, commander of the group of troops center andrei mordvichev. colonel general mordvichev led the liberation of avdeevka. words of gratitude not only from me. well, of course, from all those whom you are defending today, defending at all frontiers, he does it with dignity, confidently, the white star, footage taken by the marines of the pacific fleet in the ugledar direction, there is a battle for silonovo and mikhailovka, they took the ukrainian. after a successful assault, marines from primorye captured and cleared novomikhailovka more than twenty buildings. the donetsk direction is a good example of the joint combat work of artillerymen and drone operators. first , the targets are struck by the crews of the hyotsin b guns. then kamikaze strike drones and quadcopters come into play with ammunition drops, clearing the enemy, strong points, and dugouts. trenches. the sent

take a semiconductor crystal of any flint, it has eight atoms in a unit cell, an inorganic crystal, andding how biological complex matter is structured, took this simple toy with eight and a piece of flint and played with them for 70, almost 60 years , created microelectronics, it is unique, thanks to it we live in a completely different civilization, but at the same time we have reached a certain dead end, artificial intelligence today is like a dead end demonstrates, brings it closer, accelerates it to ... like an offensive, i’ll explain to you, no, it’s just that many people say that artificial intelligence will save humanity, let’s do it like this, let’s just say such simple, understandable things, without going into details, well let's say that art is the most important thing, that it will change our world, it will change everything from defense to, so to speak, everyday life, this is clear, but you and i must understand what artificial intelligence is, this is what we, at least in the near foreseeable period, what we taught, that is, it is new for the foreseeable period today. 35

, in the most flint regularly, here we are for a week, a week we lived in the flint, constantly, thatimply trying to try from the machine guns. that’s what ’s interesting, the day before yesterday a big bird fell in the lpr, not specialists from law enforcement agencies, not our military, and before this they have not seen this kind, this kind of birds, this is a huge kamikaze wing, 2 s in wingspan, a gas tank, in general, we have material, i suggest looking at it and then i will continue to talk about it, look, this a wing-type unmanned aerial vehicle, a makeshift type for the most part. not factory-made, most of it is made of polystyrene foam, plywood, like most drones now, in fact it ’s a kamikaze wing, we haven’t seen one like that yet, it’s a makeshift type, something new, she has a tank for refueling with gasoline, and the engine accordingly, they attack our territories outside of lugansk-donetsk, that is, they hit belgorod, rostov and beyond, the plane is quite a long flight, difficult to detect by pvo means, here you go, american gps. sensors, which are given the task of where

fell, either a mine or a god, i don’t remember, then, no , not for us, well, it was a shelling of a flintre often, almost every day, well then it exploded here, then it enlightened there, then there was a mine, then a shell, well, in short. in a circle, well the pipes were punctured by fragments, they wrapped the hole with rubber so that the gas supply would be available to the residents, well, yes, all the time it was whistling and flying, exploding, scary , i’ll tell you straight away, the engine jumped out, well, they ran when the city was liberated, restore communications for those who remained at the boundary was the first priority. the shaft was actually a pipe, so it’s hot, summer, from morning to evening, well, it’s a little hard, of course, it’s hot to climb up the stairs, there’s a hole there there, and so you walk along the sewer, here from the stairs , chuk-chuk-chuk, slowly these people worked under by shelling, helping fellow countrymen, they worked in those moments when others were trying to take cover in shelters, however, oleg, who works in gurgaz of the frontier... a lit

“even if he is flint, then he will talk to his man about how we will find this man of ours, but no way why didn’t you come to the office to me? you know, i am a well-known person in certain circles. “i can’t risk my reputation, but what are you doing, you really want to know, it’s your people down there trampling, yes, i didn’t want to take them here, and when did you manage to notice while the cauchet was brewing?” probably good coffee, at least the smell, you don't worry about paying. this is an advance, just don’t play with me, it may turn out that all this is just my paranoia, paranoia, this is your first time ordering such a service, no, not the first time, but they didn’t find anything, maybe because there’s nothing, so you’ll convince me of that. when should we expect results? a week later? i need to know for sure whether she has someone or not? circle, i don’t shake hands, there are germs, you know, there are germs all around. the tablet will last for 2 hours. are you ready? wait, let's go, hands, who are you, what do you need, get up. quickly, we are asking questions here, guy

it is not as bad as the flint crisis.r kid is not going to be hospitalized from the levels of lead that we are seeing. but even these low levels of lead, these are things that can affect your child without you noticing. >> reporter: lead in drinking water is a nationwide issue. children in flint, michigan, were found to have learning delays after the lead water crisis began there ten years ago. today, chicago's department of water management told cbs news it has an issue with the study's methodology, saying its results only indicated whether there is a lead service line, not routine exposure. chicago environmental advocate chakena perry is calling on the city to immediately replace lead water pipes. >> so not only is this a public health crisis, but it's also an environmental justice issue, and so when you look at it through that lens, that should create a sense of urgency, to say that we can't wait any longer. >> reporter: the biden administration has vowed to remove all lead pipes nationwide. here in chicago, the depart

things, pots, clay products, or, for example, stone cuttings, or tools that were made from stone, from flintd from animal bones, but what do you have here, but there are females in the city, yes, the most important attraction of the city and even the country is the remains of the novogrudok castle, of course, his entire past history was well known to everyone. but unfortunately, at the moment there are only the remains of two towers, this is the church and, most importantly, the shield tower. this year, in the month of august , we will celebrate the 980th anniversary of the first mention in our city, the city of novogrudok, so we invite you to definitely visit our museum, the museum of jewish sweating, and of course our novogrudok castle. the novogruzsky castle is being covered - this is a very important historical site for belarus, but... your saint hedwig, who was found for a moment on the territory of the novogrudok castle, but of course a very long work was carried out and only on september 15, 2022 they handed it over to us, paying attention, this is not the original, this is a copy wit

is spinning, cutting through the thickness of the earth, through salts, limestones, and layers of flinthe uladzimirs of karatkevich says that god gave the land among the nations, to the belarusians he gave rivers of water, guns of no size, azers of emptied, underground treasures of inexhaustible. it’s true, it’s hell like this, what's wrong, they need to be cleared up. 10 talented performers are now entering the fight for the right to sing for belarus at the slavic bazaar in vitebsk. the national selection for the twenty-second international children's music competition has begun in belynichi. in the status of a ring, the stage of the regional cultural center was adapted for a beautiful show. participants from minsk, mogilev, brez, vitebsk and gomel regions. they have to sing twice. the song is to your personal taste, the second one is from the language or from a belarusian composer. the jury was headed by elena. the slavic bazaar selection has always been the most prestigious selection that takes place in our country, i would like for this series of high-profile belarusian victories to

no, another flint.l, he was with trump for several months until he was accused of being a russian agent, that’s why he quickly changed his orientation, but the talk that this was a hacker attack by the russian special services, that the electricity on this container ship was turned off twice and it was practically uncontrollable, and then the russian fakkers naturally... sent it very lightly into this bridge support and the bridge collapsed, so i think that this version, it will gain momentum, but the fact that they immediately, so to speak , said that the attack on crocus city was carried out by isis, so, and the justification is some very simple, the ukrainian government stated that they have nothing to do with this period, as the representative of the state department said, that’s the whole logic, yes, but in general the bridge really played a big role, and most importantly, a large number of maritime transports took place under the bridge, including military ones, it is one of the main ports , the p

no, he’s a flint, you know , forgive me, please, nothing, nothing, listen, seryoga, you can swap dutiesbut you’ve got beer, we agreed, why are you suddenly not changing your duty? listen, a friend just asked me to bring a refrigerator to the dacha, but what about the weekend? will he wait? so it won't wait? listen, why should i report to you? yes, castration is the most common operation in our country, of course you’ve never done it, god’s nice, you removed your tonsils, it’s about the same thing, only from below, i understand, this is not your level, but we have complex cases, the algorithm is very simple , we administer anesthesia, shave, treat with an antiseptic, cut, bandage the spermatic cord. so that it doesn’t bleed, we cut off the seeds, treat them with an antiseptic again, everything is ready, but what’s not necessary, it will heal itself, well, it’s easier turnips are harvested, well, yes, only there will be a lot of turnips, a lot, you can simply say, trucks, turnips, let's start, of course, take a clamp and cut it off. that's it, that's it, that's it, i can't do it anymore.

than once, saving the legs of the pikhotey, looking for surprises from enemies left in the wilds of flintare for russia, you are for your wife, for your old mother, for the children who stayed at home and pray to god that the folder returns quickly, alive and healthy. the author knows what he’s talking about, in a sapper group, capture has one of the most difficult tasks, he neutralizes discovered enemy mines, they announced mobilization, i waited for 2 days, there was no agenda , the military registration and enlistment office came, and the military commissar looked, the military specialist said: well, this is pretentious sounds, but he said so, we need your help, that’s it, i received a summons, i went, i ended up in the engineering brigade, in which i now serve, i work, i work desperately, i honestly don’t let my commanders down, i hope they see this, although they do, i received two awards , in march i received a medal for demining, for me this is not just a medal, well, i see that i am here for a reason, that i work, as i wrote in the poem, we save the legs of the infantry, we save i

it's not as bad as the flint crisis.'re seeing. but even these low levels of lead, these are things that can affect your child without you noticing. >> reporter: lead in drinking water is a nationwide issue. children in flint, michigan, were found to have learning delays after the lead water crisis began there ten years ago. today chicago's department of water management told cbs news it has an issue with the study's methodology, saying its results only indicated whether there is a lead service line, not routine exposure. chicago environmental advocate sha key na perry is calling on the city to immediately replace lead water pipes. >> so not only is this a public health kries, but it's also an environmental justice issue. when you look at through that lens, that should create a sense of urgency to say that we can't wait any longer. >> reporter: the biden administration has vowed to remove all lead pipes nationwide. here in chicago, the department of water management says it's already introduced programs to remove the cit

and other states in the region and sustainable peace. germany stands by, as well as a partner and a flint. we support you with actions and with on this, what's the thank you transfer i a i trust, you know, it is a 6 piece and is rarely is believe all is well is pray in your own for peace because we suffer the consequences of war both as a nation is families who lost loved ones. the costs of war is well known to us. we believe that the key to piece of security many believe that the key to security is based on what piece is unsustainable without as strong as well. and if we offered a peace agreement or path to peace, that makes as well so weak and unable to defend itself, and our neighbors still, adhering to the goal of destroying the jewess state. then obviously we will set these backwards and not forward. we want to move piece forward and for that as well, has to have the necessary security responsibility in this tiny area. otherwise, the radicals take over. this is something that we've discussed in detail. we'll have other opportunities. i want to assure you that we value the support tha

another one fell, or a mine or a mine, i don’t remember, then no, not at us, well, it’s shelling with flintas... it jumped out, there often, almost every day, it flew in, well, it exploded there, then it cleared up, then there was a mine, then a shell, well, in short, in a circle, well, pierced pipes with fragments, rewound the hole with rubber so that gas would flow to the residents, well, yes, all the time it whistled and flew it exploded, it was scary, i’ll say right away, the engine jumped out, well... they were running around when the city was liberated, restoring communications for those who remained in the boundary was a priority task, but the amount of work was colossal, it was actually a pipe, so it’s hot in summer, then from morning to evening, well, of course it’s a little hard that it’s hot to climb the stairs, there’s a hole, there there, there, and so you walk down the sewer from the stairs chuk-chuk-chuk slowly. these people worked under fire, helping their fellow countrymen, worked at those moments when others tried to take cover in shelters. however, oleg, who has been work

people lived in more comfortable places like this, but by the way, the stone, the stone here is not flintlike in the rest of belarus or some, but such a nodular, sintered shape, now i i remember this stone with such a mysterious shape. in addition, they were also endowed with magical powers, they were used during various shocks, social failures, well, people tried to find some way out, a way to, well, so that, say, cattle often die, now this is already exotic, then it was a very serious problem, because this was a way of existence, and this is how it turns out, in the nature of woodlands these stones are formed. if you leave it temporarily, so that the weather is dry, these calcareous components will harden, and such sintered forms are formed, along the bug in this part of the woodland there are such massive grooves, whole blocks of these mysterious kirkor stones. any corner of the woodland is interesting and you can find some kind of a crumble, such a highlight that will be great to distinguish from even the nearest surroundings, and why? but because an interesting plant grows here, call

fell, or a mine, or whatever, i don’t remember, then, yes no, not for us, well, this is a shelling of flint there, there it often, almost every day, it flew in, well, there was an explosion, then there was an enlightenment, then there was a mine, then a shell, well, in short, like that in a circle, well, pipes were pierced by shrapnel , rewound a hole made of rubber so that the gas would flow in, well, yes, all the time it was whistling and flying and exploding. it’s scary, i’ll say right away, the engine jumped out, well, they were running around when the city was liberated, restoring communications for those who remained in the border was a priority task, but the amount of work was colossal in the past, it was generally a pipe, so it’s hot, summer, then from morning to evening, well, it’s a little hard, of course, that it’s hot, climbing up the stairs, there’s a hole, and there, there, there, there, and so you walk along the sewer and... here with the stairs chuk-chuk-chuk slowly. these people worked under fire, helping their fellow countrymen, they worked at those moments when others tri

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meters another one fell, or a mine or a god, i don’t remember, then, no, not at us, well, this is flint out there, it flew there often, almost every day, well, it exploded there, then it enlightened there, then there was a mine, then a shell, well in short, it's all around. well, the pipes were punctured by fragments, they rewound the hole with rubber so that the gas supply would be available to the residents, well, yes, all the time it was whistling and flying, exploding, scary, i’ll say right away, the engine jumped out, well, they ran when the city was liberated, restore communications for those who remained at the border was the first priority, but the amount of work was colossal. believes that he was just doing his duty, well , they shoot, you cook, well, it’s scary, yes, well, i have to do one damn thing, well, i’ll sit in the entrance, well, it falls somewhere, well, it falls, it reaches the shackles , it doesn’t reach, well, god bless him, he climbed onto the parapet, you continue to cook, the gorgaz workers in the border region are restoring not only the gas industry, they have

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sand, and ancient people lived in more comfortable places, but by the way , the stone here is not flint some , and such a nodule. figurative sintered form, now i remember, this stone with such a mysterious shape was a phenomenon for geologists for a very long time, if you look through picturesque russia, published in the 19th century, and these places were visited by a very famous, world-famous famous ethnographer and traveler semyonovsky, here he gives data: adam kirkor, an ethnographer who describes mysterious stones that were used as a medicinal potion. in this part of the belarusian ukrainian woodland, such stones were found and then scraped and treated for various diseases. at that time , such diseases were typical and endemic for polesye, associated with diseases. joints in old age and in order to strengthen the musculoskeletal system, such stones were used, in addition, they were also endowed with magical power, they were used during various shocks, social failures, well, people tried to find some way out, a way so that, well, so that, say, cattle would often die, now this is alr

flint into this process in one way or another.treated sidzenpino to domestic ice cream, sales began to increase in china and a number of countries are next in line. it is obvious that the prospects for the agro-industrial complex as a whole today are enormous and, as vladimir putin, an agronomist, noted. it sounds proud. vladimir putin concluded his trip to stavropol with a meeting with governor vladimir vladimirorov. we managed to talk not only about agriculture, but about supporting the north military district fighters and restoration. energy, hammer, fire , they did everything anew, in fact a new school, windows, roofs , facade, the entire territory, they tried, that is , everything works out here, well, look, 3.6 billion were allocated for the school for a year to overhaul the school, it was incredible , this is just an incredible figure, each rural school has 347 points of growth, that’s 347 places where children are engaged in additional education, yeah, it turns out perfect, we launched silius, we have two. in the vdeevsky

, yes, flint, nothing can get through you, so what is it? came and went? these words made me insulted. i wasn't worried. ka, some. i'm a man, you're a woman, so you should move in with me. where, to the base? no, that ’s the rub, there’s nowhere to go yet, but i’m working on it, believe me, the kittens want to live yum-yum, meow-meow, okay, i’m stopping you from making an omelet, that’s all. oh, serge, great, what do we have here, what’s his name, acopalypse, buried. there’s a cliff somewhere along the way, we need to go to the cane, we’ll decide, no, no, i can’t, i need to go to the city for oxygen, sonya, don’t even think about it, that one has already tried, sanych, hi, hi, well hello, buried, what am i talking about, let's go, dima, dima, why, oh, that i came to call you, everyone is gathering in the chairman's yard, but you're not there, are you coming, no, what's this, you don't want to go with me stand on one platform , but you surrendered to me, that standing there sharpen the lass, he’ll come up with something important , he’ll tell

washington has completely forgotten about them and how much of the industry in cleveland and in um flint in detroit and chicago has been abandoned how many working-class families are suffering and they'll never vote for the democrats, they have zero um faith in the democrats, so here comes uh trump with his rhetoric and trump has really been able to... manipulate people into thinking that he's somehow on their side, he's a billionaire worth $4 billion dollars who could never relate to the common man in in in any way, and just to point out that there are other independent candidates, there's dr. cornel west, there's claudia dela cruz, there's jill stein, but the system is rigged, it's not a democracy, it's a dictator of the dictatorship of the rich, and they make sure that none of those third party candidates actually viable. okay, so we get one minute, let me know what you uh predict. would come out of this election in six months time almost from now uh, i think it's right now far too uh early to and premature to predict what's going to happen, there's a there's a lot of moving parts her

in may 1945 bunder on soldiers of the ukrainian ss divisions, flint to the west to the us and british occupied zones. the cold war began and in the confrontation with the soviets, it was a getting decided to play the ukrainian cod for about 10 years after the end of the war. and united states round it up by thousands of you for any dissidence, good weather ukraine and got them to come to canada, creating a, a, a major foreign policy force inside of canada on behalf of the frame. and a turned out later on that of these thousands that were sent to canada and also a lot of them had papers filled out uh from the same uh, postal address in germany when it was tracked down. well, uh it was the us military base injury that was finally these people into categor former reagan administration, official, michael streaming. so documents proving the ca north on the same table as former associates from trial, but also use them to combat operations against the soviet union. the united states worked with reinhardt, galen, who would have been out all the indoors chief from eastern front intelligence. a

regularly, i am talking now about these shots, hunting of your fpv drones behind the occupiers, under the flint, i remind you, this is all happening, and if you look at all the footage, we can see that no one managed to escape from the russians, can you comment in a little more detail, and in general , the terrain and the weather. and everything in the world helps in order for such videos to appear, more specifically , for the work to be so regular, is it possible to bypass these rebs, because they brag all the time that they have spied on their army with rebs and to shoot down or imprison pigeons, well, in this video you probably even see in the continuation of this video, there will also be people with sentedron russians and... in which our fpivishniks hunted, no, the enemy also uses many fpv drones in our direction, so the fpv frequencies are jammed and the fpv war is in full swing in us, here is the video where ours burned the antidrone of the world and the second antidrone world, and i understand correctly from these shots, mr. lieutenant colonel, it is the russian-fascist occupier running

two more residents of the lpr died today in the flint shelling. the ssu attacked the city center.ow let's get back to the weather news. the cooling in the european part of russia is reaching its peak, and there is a thaw in the south of siberia. well, we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of the fobo center , vadim zavodchenkov. so, vazim, what are we expecting any surprises? the main surprise is due to the cyclones diving from the arctic; you can forget about real spring in the coming days. in kuzbass today the thermometer rose above +2. it was almost as warm as it was today, for example, in st. petersburg. the rise in temperature in siberia occurred against the background of snowfalls, which caused great joy, for example, among freeriders who came to the famous ski resort. sheregesh, a difficult flood situation remains in the pskov region: the sorovat river has overflowed in the pushkinogorsk region. sunk two section of the regional road, rescuers and employees of pskov-atodora are monitoring the level of rising water, but so far the passage has not been blocked

you may have heard about expansions by the big three in detroit, flint, so many businesses from other states and nations expanding or moving to michigan. giga factory, scout motors, r&d hub, battery plant in detroit, hidro aluminum recycling facility in michigan and semiconductor waffer plant in bay city. we are showing the world that we make a lot more than just cars. in the decades ahead we will dominate manufacturing of batteries and chips and clean energy too. to keep winning we must upgrade our economic development tool kit. we can and must outcompete our neighbors. tonight i want to talk about some new tools. we know michigan is home to a lot of research and development or r&d. thanks to our leading universities and businesses. unfortunately we are one of just a handful of states without a tax credit to incentivize r&d. every other mid western state has one and r&d tax credit will unleash innovation by lowering cost for businesses. let's get it done. [applause] so let's start the hire the michigan fund to lower payroll taxes to these firms. value here is system, the more you hig

newsom in flint have denied ever discussing the minimum wage law together. newsom noting his legal team believes panera bread is actually not exempt. flynn says exempt or not. he promises to increase in minimum wage to $20 at his california panera. bread restaurants. in a statement, flynn wrote, quote, at flynn group, we're in the people business and leave our people are our most valuable assets. our goal is to attract and retain the best team members to deliver the restaurant. experience our guest know and love no word on whether this will apply to all other panera. bread locations in the state. >> taking a live look now at the san mateo bridge. there were some blinking lights the left-hand side of your screen due to a bus having broken down a little bit earlier this evening. it was blocking that far right lane out of foster city. seems those lights have a damage now, at least it seems they might be a minor to move things along now might have just cleared. we do see one flashing faint flashing yellow light. that's in the area. where was you can see all the