occupied the castle and friedland to the 17th century and the brewery there has been making beer for 700 years. and his staff work all day in the old vaults built by the great general the crates are still emptied in the bottles washed in refilled by hand everything is still fairly improvised at 1st the boss filled the bottles himself back then 7 years ago they were just a team of 2 and they believed they could get the brewery back on its feet. now there are 17 of them and soon it'll be 50 mark has a problem that many others with him for his breweries doing too well and he's desperately looking for staff. mark supplies his regular customers across rural bohemia himself. it's a beautiful area but the people who live there still feel neglected and vote in right wing populist politicians. mark has a kindred spirit here. pastor pavol also loves baroque history and beer sometimes they feel ashamed about their fellow citizens recently pablo hosted 50 novice priests from the vatican for a month of the pilgrimage site of high nature but many locals believe the visitors were refugees which cau

so did amit friedlander. he was a student at stuyvesant high school, which is just three blocks from ground zero. at age 22, he successfully battled hodgkin's lymphoma. >> in hindsight i think my cancer was probably 9/11 related, and now that i know that, if i could go back in time, maybe i wouldn't have gone back to school. >> reporter: more than 70 cancers are on the list of 9/11- related illnesses identified by the federal government, ranging from asthma to skin cancer. less than 100,000 people, just a quarter of civilians and first responders exposed, have enrolled in the c.d.c.'s world health program, which provides screenings and treatment. of those, over 52,000 have 9/11- related illnesses and more than 2,000 have died. >> we're unfortunately seeing a rise in cancers. >> reporter: dr. michael crane runs the world trade center health program at mount sinai e'spital. >> we're watching for increasing numbers of cancers, particularly ulose which might be related to longer-acting and longer- ikration toxins

friedlander. and my son-in-law thomas. and she feels your presence every day. we all love and miss you. and my cousin, john j.. john, we love you and we miss you so very much, and not a day goes by that we are not thinkinv of you. you will never be forgotten. andrew keith friedman. paul j. friedman. greg j. froehner. lisa and foster. peter christian frei. clemens a fumando. stephen elliott furman. paul james furmato. carlton douglas bey. richard peter gabriel. richard s. gabriel. james andrew gadiel. pamela lee gaff. erwin then send galliard. the animal and galante and her unborn child. grace catherine galante. anthony edward gallagher. daniel james gallagher. john patrick gallagher. lourdes galetti. then send gallucci. thomas galvin. giovanna galletta gambale. firefighter thomas gambino. e john gamboa. peter james, junior. michael ganci. charles. andrew sunny garcia. caesar garcia. david garcia. esjorge luis monro. juan garcia. carmen garcia. anchristopher samuel gardiner. douglas benjamin gardiner. harvey joseph gardner

i was the litigant on the lawsuits that dealt with the cherokee friedland and their treaty rights becauseave been two or three calls about the cherokee freedmen status. outnted to assure anyone there that is hesitant to support the cherokee nation, having a delegate in congress that the friedman people are getting their treaty rights and , both as chief hoskin chief and when he was a secretary of state, worked hard to fulfill the letter of the treaty and the spirit of the treaty so far as the 1866 treaty. i hope those that are hesitant the tribe isthink not in step with the treaty so far as the cherokee freedmen -- that that is no longer the case. that was the case, for instance, during mr. smith's chiefdom, but that time has passed, and now the cherokee nation is going forward as a nation with friedman and the other adopted classes. very much. -- thank you very much. guest: you cannot say it better than my friend jeff said it. she is talking about -- my friend just said it. she is talking about the freedmen. after the treaty of 1866, they would have the rights. that has been a long point