i started doing research and i found out that i'd been leaching all of this calcium from my bones that i was so frail at this point. i started doing research. found a doctor who was willing to work with me personally on this and within two years we went back and i got a dexa-scan and i'm thrilled to say i don't have osteoporosis and i am on a mission to make people understand they don't have to have this as a diagnosis that they're stuck with for life. you can prevent it and reverse it. >> can you just give us an idea what the symptoms were in case there's somebody out there who think i might have this? >> yeah, you know, i would start out with the aches and pains a lot around the hips and i hear that from a lot of the women that come to me to get more information. a lot around the hips and it went around to the lower back and it started with a general throbbing and then it just became so intense that i was really just bedridden. >> awful. and you met your future husband. >> how did you know that? >> it was jason. down in florida. how did that come about? >> he'd been working with clie

na's where i was getting all the calcium my body was leaching. over team it became a big calcium deficiency and i got osteoporosis. >> some of these things that you were doing were healthy things. people have to be very careful. it's extremely important to take your supplements. what a happy ending you have. thank you so much for coming on and sharing this personal story with us. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> have you ever debated what kind of eater you should carnivore, a vegetarian? a vegan? next we're going to talk about how to decide which dietary plan is best for your health. you sta? tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. tomorrow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. csx. how tomorrow moves. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chronic plaque psoas to another new stylist. it was a total earrassment. and t the kind of attention wanted. so i had a serus talk with my dermatologt about my treatment options. this time, s

we actually don't know what chemical is leaching out of that sippy cup. it is impossible to know.here is a high correlation with rest cancer -- with breast cancer. other specific diseases vary from chemical to chemical. michael green, the way he describes it as an implant science experiment that we are on our families all of the time. >> we're going to take a break and then come back to this discussion. we will talk about big tobacco, what big plastic has learned from big tobacco. we are talking to mariah blake, staff reporter with mother jones. her story is in the new issue of the magazine called "the scary new evidence on epa-free plastics." stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. , staffwith mariah blake reporter for mother jones magazine. "the scary new evidence on bpa-free plastics, and the big tobacco-style campaign to bury it." that is her new piece. what is the campaign to bury the new information, mariah blake? >> there are multiple facets to the campaign, but the primary objective is to cast do

mr leach a sixty five year old czech catholic priests has been awarded the twenty fourteen in templeton prize for his efforts to affirm and the spiritual dimensions of life. leach who worked underground to promote democracy and morality in communist czechoslovakia use the advanced to criticize blood in your country and erection orthodox church over the situation in ukraine. on this one this time of year and i'm just going to mow grass and even as you can be no one is that the occupation and i don't miss the weekend for a kgb agent. also does all the action. it's the hidden dreams. this also happened to you. who knew him we are. decided i'm going to criticize to russian orthodox church which he can constitute an axis of former kgb man who rose to power in the late nineteen nineties some more. and yes these the leaves. what is the creepy side. it is. since nineteen eighty nine copycat pursued his mission a dialogue with other believers and nonbelievers to his check christian academy. his work as chaplain at parks charles university and is seventeen bucks translated into eighteen languages

further than other countries in shutting that down by taking the courts out of the equation and leachingo the bureaucrats to take down that content? >> let me put it this way, individuals have the right to get their personal privacy and their personality, personal integrity protected by legal system, by the rule of law. we had problems in this regard. so there was a need for such relation, the new relation on the internet. it takes six to eight days to get a decision out from the court. so it's too late. i mean, once abusive content is circulated in the internet, once, you know, everyone viewed it, then it is too late to protect personal privacy. it is too late. >> that's not the view. e.u., the speak are the e.u. parliament says this is a time when turkey needs more transparency, more freedom of expression yet the country is going in the other direction. >> you know, there is transparency here. and i don't get the point. we are talking about an abusive content. and protecting of the need to protect personal privacy. >> okay, well, here is the point. can we talk about the case, people on

. >> reporter: it's not clear which fire started first, but this one at james leach elementary was thest one neighbors called in at 2:40 this morning and a good thing too. firefighters got there in time to save the building. >> i feel a sense of frustration and anger when anything happens that's hurtful to children. >> reporter: that was a portable classroom in the back of campus. the second fire at a public restroom and the third fire at the little league refreshment stand and shed happened within a hour hour within four blocks of each other. the restroom was at warm springs park and heavily damaged. the storage shed was a total loss. >> do you think the school was attractive for arson? >> this is a safe school, an essential part of this community and, you know, it's an unfortunate incident. >> reporter: given the proximity and the short time span, investigators say all three fires are connected and most certainly, suspicious. the police and fire departments say surveillance cameras would have been nice but the district says just can't afford it. parents were shocked and angered. >> i

. >> it's down here on the bottom and it's mixing in with the sediment and it's continually leaching coal ash. >> reporter: duke energy said in an online interview but said in a statement we will do the right thing for the river and surrounding communities. we are accountable. drinking water has remained safe. the pipe has been permanently plugged. we take responsibility for this event. mike powell's farmer 100 acres it four miles down from the leak. the main concern is? >> flooding. if it takes it out of the land, i don't know what the results will be. >> reporter: flooding often happens in the spring. powell worries what the coal ash will do to his tobacco and other crops. and how far in will the water go? >> it will go to the other side where you can see the tree line. >> reporter: we took three samples of the river bottom to an independent lab. test results found arsenic levels nine times higher than a area unaffected by the spill. and double the level of selenium, a medal found in studies, to cause mutations in fish. while the epa says so far there's no threat to drinking water

another damaged this portable classroom at james leach elementary school. students in a ymca preschool program had to be moved to another room. parents here are nervous. >> to have people come in and invade our schools, our parks, where we send our kids to school? i mean, our kids play little league, it -- it's kind of scary. >> reporter: arson investigators from the fremont police department and the fire department are working together to figure out who set these fires. and they are looking for witnesses who saw anyone suspicious from this -- in this area at around 3:00 this morning when all of the fires started. the president of the warm springs little league program says the kids should still be able to play games once the backstop is repaired. he's hopeful insurance will cover the cost of replacing that score booth but just in case, the league is planning to collect donations. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> san francisco police are searching for a man who tried to carjack a person in the richmond district this morning. it hap

flames broke out at james leach elementary. warren springs elementary and warren springs park. christie smith is live in fremont. parents are pretty disappointed. >> they are. good morning to you. very upsetting for parents and students, administrators, even little league baseball players in the area. portable classrooms set on fire and also this shed here. this is actually used for the scoreboard to control it for little league here in fremont. they say they had actually just finished repairing this from another fire. now, the whole neighborhood is wondering what's going on. students in the before-and-after school program to switch to another class. >> my son goes to the ymca here. i just prefer him going here. it brings tears to my eyes. very sad. >> reporter: the superintendent doesn't know why anyone would target this school. >> it's a very serious incident. we care very much for children. it's very upsetting when anything happens that hurts kids. >> it was one of three suspicious fires overnight along frenald street. a third destroyed a little league shed near warn springs

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part of a classroom at james leach elementary school and a bathroom at warm springs park were set on fire. >>> for the first time in six and a half years, barry bonds was in a giants uniform today. the steroids allegations and court dates are becoming a memory and bonds is trying to get a fresh start. he showed up to the spring training facility in scottsdale, arizona and took the field as a roving instructor. he sat down with our raj mathai to talk about the past and the future. >> looking back on it now and all the negative stuff that happened do you feel unfairly targeted in all of this? >> a little bit. i mean, sure, definitely. it doesn't take one person to cause too many problems. takes two, three, four, five, but it's over with now. it's time to start over and do something different. >> you can watch raj's interview on thursday. he talks candidly about his role in the steroid scandal, his legacy in the game and why he moved back to the bay area. >>> let's turned over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with our microclimate forecast that has sunshine in it. >> it does a lot of

pollution the government has sent a clear message about focusing on economic reforms in our bed too and leach father growth movement. at what to do and i'm concerned is a domesticated form. i think that limiting the power of the government is playing important role in opening the market the government will continue to implement a proactive fiscal policy and trade and monetary policy. if you are relying on the dividends paid by economic reforms for the banned stimulants to keep the economy growing. quincy cctv ag. and the number of dom reporter is going on has been catching up with some delegates attending this year's npc session and i talked about their views on the country's new growth targets. if it's too rainy and pollution as a number of other key issue the union that the things occur started a very reasonable weekend definitely achieved on we see at the orchards people with confidence. what it will go there shouldn't be crossed id shows to come and see the progress while maintaining stability the government is paying increasing attention to the court see off clothes and has denounced the

walking not running from the scene at leach elementary to the burned bathroom here at worm springs park only took 4 1/2 minutes. from the park to this burned all ball diamond is only near three minutes of walking. one of the fires burned at the worm springs little league field taking out the score keep are's box and back stop. the league -- keeper's box and back stop. the league president got the unhappy call from parents this morning. >> we just finished rebuilding it from the december fire and vandalism. >> reporter: all three sides have insurance, but patience is wearing thin. >> all the volunteers spent hundreds of hours getting this far and we're back to zero. >> reporter: he says it may be time to focus on arson prevention. >> maybe between us and the school district we can come up with some comprehensive plan. weekend. >> the president of worm springs little league homes to get the field up and run -- hopes to get the field up and running by this weekend. >>> we've learned more about a man in jail tonight accused of killing his wife 25 years ago. betty yu says the man already had

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the ambassador said it is not watch that leach out of the dead the star and violence bloodshed faces tougher sanctions from europe next week if there is no sign in the next few days in moscow is willing to seek a diplomatic solution for ukraine. meanwhile the us and oxygen to the united nations called for un resolution to end the crisis in accordance with these principles the united states is proposing a resolution for council consideration the will endorse a peaceful solution to the ukraine crisis. based on international law and the council's mandate to act when necessary to ensure global security and peace the resolution but the clerics and is planned referendum on independence the crimea everything is legal in some ukrainian prime minister said crimea was is and it won't be an integral part of ukraine and they will never recognize any kind of referendums. but bush has vowed to veto the resolution us secretary of state john kerry though travel to london to meet his russian counterpart sergei last crop on friday to try to ease tension ahead of sunday's that would reach out cctv the

leach who worked underground to promote democracy and morality in communist czechoslovakia use the advanced to criticize letting your poetry and erection orthodox church over the situation in ukraine. i know. on this one this time with you. for democrats and independents. you can be no one is that the occupation and i don't miss the weekend for a kgb agent has. also does all the action. in realistic dreams. it's also at having to re do. who knew him and we are. decided i'm going to criticize direction orthodox church which he can constitute an axis of former kgb man who rose to power in the late nineteen nineties some more. and yes this. is this. it's the creepy side of power. it is. since nineteen eighty nine comedy cast pursued his mission of a dialogue with other believers and nonbelievers to his check christian academy. his work as chaplain at parks charles university and is seventeen books translated into eighteen languages. he joins previous winners of the prestigious templeton prize. this is the dalai lama and south africa's archbishop desmond tutu. once predominantly male oriented s

department of the democratic rights but my and go toe to be the ticket but she would put the mike leach is the capital to get the picture. by the continuing it. which will come up with it that way it was time to it. oh yes they should go tomorrow. generals say diplomacy scanning taste in clothes that meets in the teens had dinner of roast and john kerry will be absolutely crucial. people that so optimistic about that i take care of it is fair to the epa could have been offered at a time though the corporate applicant that the ukrainian government to dictate the connection. they could be hard coming to me and pepper the louder i had to come to that negotiation table with ella in the week to look at the ball to help fill with baking. here is that this team seems to go back to me how quick scene with the last move in to sanctions most of all kinds sanctions would expect. wear what i think it would have to pay it with the negotiations with russia about the different day. and all they could be at the end all to hear that they cook it like i had to caution the economic need. what do you get t

for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching intonvironment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> a bad call, a makeup call and ultimately, a bad decision. that's how tonight's elite match-up ended. zona trailing by two. aaron gordon, the flush tied at 59. frank kaminsky was unstoppable. he had 28. closing seconds. wildcats down one. the ref calls a pushoff. gordon and the head coach stunned. but the inbounds goes off jackson. johnson three dribbles? bad clock management. the badgers going to the semifinals. >>> dayton head coach and the fliers looking good against florida. loving it in dayton. the gators with a 14-point lead at the half. right to left off glass and wide open for the three. 62-52, gators steal the set. >>> still to come, own goals are never a good thing especially when they are the difference in the outcome of the >>> in two previous meetings between the sharks and avalanche, one goal has been th

in custody this morning accused of driving the pickup truck that hit a pedestrian in concord and leaching her to die. our reporter is in concord on how they tracked downed suspect. >> they collected evidence at the seen that led to the vehicle responsible for hitting the woman. police say it wasn't hard to do and they just needed to put the clues together. this is 29-year-old tyler arson of antioch. police arrested arson believing he is responsible for running down a woman on sunday night on willow pass road. according to sources at scene larson was driving a black chevrolet pick-up traveling east on well low -- willow pass road. investigators collected evidence related to the vehicle. and we told you about surveillance video near the seen, and it captured images of the 46-year-old woman leaving the parking lot of a store minutes before she was struck and killed. >> investigators examined the pickup and determined that it was a car they were looking if and harsen was arrested on suspicion of felonyit and run and booked in county jail in martinez. the truck is being held as evidence. as th

. >> the genus leached out it still that type of dark humor. >> steve carell told you about what?er go for the joke? >> i was a young writer and i brought a page of jokes to steve. i work very hard on them. he looked at all of them. these all feel like jokes. well, yeah, that is my job. i told the other writers, what is he looking for? he taught me an important lesson which was don't make it feel like a joke and don't think it is a joke. think of it as so true to that character that you cannot help but laugh. that all comedy should be a byproduct of expressing these characters. >> just imagine the character and you smile or laugh. as soon as they say something, you laugh. >> when you really get into the character, right. i would compare it to when a little kid knows they are being cute, they are not cute. but when you see someone and say, i know exactly why you think that. that's what makes it funny. it is important to make the characters so real and so true to themselves that they could not help but be funny. >> you knew the director. >> the first thing he said was, i am lazy. he

antioch, a man is in custody accused of driving the pickup truck that hit a pedestrian in concord and leaching >> the arrest was made in less than 24 hours. it was breaking news for us yesterday because we were the first to tell you about woman hit and the driver drove off. look at this, because now police have made an arrest. this is 29-year-old tyler larson of antioch, concord police arrested larson believing he is responsible for running down a woman on sunday night. curing to sources at the scene larson was driving a black 1997 chevrolet pickup traveling eastern at willow pass road. our cameras were there as investigators and california highway pa trillion collected evidence connected to the suspect vehicle. we were first to tell you about surveillance video near the scene. it captured images of 46-year-old woman leaving the parking lot of a store minutes before she was truck and killed. >> this truck was determined by police to be the one they were looking for. larsons with arrested on suspicion of felony hit and run and booked in county jail. the truck has been seized as evidence. >> dev

we couldn't have a single grand leach bliley soap rocks. so the tailoring of the rules and treatment really has to be context specific. >> you start it from the other side. it's actually a parochial discussion here because it's very u.s.-centric. the european approach here in the united states. so it's not just the nsa. data centers in the united state. it's a difference in rules and protection that companies in the e.u. have to worry about than whether data is located at those differences to make a difference. but, you know, that's why -- [inaudible] [laughter] it doesn't necessarily mean -- an interesting point about to find a way to reconcile ever together. here the tradition united states has been must exploit the opportunities available for big data. you may have to make a choice between collect data in the first place so that it can be analyzed for its maximum potential ornamenting in an internal us to quite a so in deference to privacy concerns and span and eliminating it from its availability for analysis i think we've gone more in

theory equipping high flying drone with equipment that can leach your name password financialal informationely without you realizing what is going on. technology one self-proclaimed hacker using is called snoopy. it trick mobile device in connecting to fake wi-fi portal once the smart phone log on snoopy goes to work harvesting most private of at that time a. >> we can see here logging into yahoo.com so yahoo mail and create the account and angeles smith and the user name and password abc 1 2 3 and amazon and pay pal and e-mail address. >> one way to prevent this from happening is to turn off wi-fi when not using it. hack whor created snoov snoopy is telling the world about the security flaw in the smart phone, smart devices we are warned. >> air bb picked up new round of financing that put the value of the san francisco company at more than 10 billion dollars. air bb let users rent out couch bedroom or even a house and make money by charging a fee for each rental. it's a cheap alternative to hotel for millions of tourist and source of income for homeowner. at 10 billion dollars air bb woul

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org ♪ >>> stakes are really high for this "pop news." you're really promoting it. >> i heard a kitten is involved. >> there's a kitten. it will end one. j. lo's new video is getting buzz for its depiction of men and we love it. apparently fed up with the objectifaction of women in videos she's drowning herself with semi flaked men for i luv you papi. her famous dress from the grammys. >> i find the whole objectifaction of men unfair. >> you wish. >> are you going to write a book about it? >> you sit there and see these women. people don't look like that. now men can go, my gut doesn't look like that. >> what if it does? >> oh, nice. >> what if it does, ron? >> what are you saying? >> famous last words. >> ron "washboard" claiborne. >> now i'm sure you've heard the term betsy and probably used bathroom break. they are official entries. also m

at leach elementary school forcing classes to be cansled today.he second fire at a little league building nearby. a third fire burned at a women's restroom in a park also causing damage. >>> and developing news on the north coast. the whole region shook when a strong earthquake hit last night. mark kelly with the latest on the 6.9 magnitude quake. >> reporter: this was a strong one with about a half dozen aftershocks that we were feeling into the morning in northern california. that's according to the u.s. geological survey. we are here live at the northern california earthquake data center. that is here at cal. so far 3,000 people in northern california have reported feeling that earthquake and then the aftershocks into the morning. let's put up this map now and show you exactly where this earthquake happened. it was 50 miles west of eureka. a little more than four miles beneath the pacific seabed. the most populated area near the epicenter was in humboldt county. the good news, no injuries or major damage reported so far. just some things knocke

they are on public and private lands and leach contained a contaminants into our committed these. way to regulate that. in church rock him in new mexico, where in 1979 one of the largest toxic spills happened in u.s. history, there still nothing that has really been done to clean up. minesare new proposed outside our borders. there are multiple agencies involved. it is a complex issue. we end up seeing our future getting railroaded over the interest of corporate greed. >> can you talk briefly about the san francisco peaks and what they are, for people who have never heard of them? than 13 holy to more indigenous nations. they are central for our culture survival. they're located just outside flagstaff and the highest point in northern arizona. you can see the grand canyon from them. you can see such a beautiful landscape. they are vital not only for the cultural practices, but in ecological island home to our two speciescies -- that are only found there and nowhere else in the world. >> what is happening? >> for the past 30 years, really for the past 20 years, it is been a heated

. >> for letting its power be leached away. jefferson, boone's companion, james madison, we see throughout our system the policy of supplying by opposite and rival interest the defect of better motives, that is, the men with the motives, each institution is supposed to defend itself. they are supposed to be rivals, and the congress has been a weak rival of the executive, and it's time to stand up. >> here is congressman trey gowdy doing his best defense. >> this bill simply gives us standing when our votes are nullified. this bill allows us to petition the judicial branch for an order requiring the executive branch to faithfully execute the law. mr. speaker, we are not held in high public esteem right now. maybe members of congress would be respected more if we respected ourselves enough to require that when we pass something, it be treated as law! >> to your point, george. >> i had breakfast with trey gowdy who is not crazy about congress because he sees how much they have been marginalized and like a good citizen may become a

. >>> a man who made history by marking the end of leach with a are 2 has died. the sailor snapped in a passionate ambrates with a nurse in 1945. he didn't actually know wthe woman. he said he was so caught up in the excitement of japan's surrender, he grabbed her and kissed her. seized the moment. he died in texas, 86 years old. >> a look at the day's top stories after this short break. >> scared as hell... >> as american troops prepare to leave afghanistan get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken to a place, where they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> then, immediately after, an america tonight special edition for more inside and analysis. >> why did you decide to go... >> it's extremly important for the western audience to know why these people keep on fighting... ...it's so seldom you get that access to the other side. >> faultlines: on the front lines with the taliban then an america tonight: special edition, only on al jaz

sickest of the hole in the east when rep has taken control of the oil for what they say that lead to leach onto the scene. it's kind of reflects the date of writing it yet the government accepted a stop to consulting says he helped papa wanted to see. seeking israel claims such as wild claims is chemical weapons has arrived in the red sea resort of the dots. he said the combined they seized the vessel as it stood on a day this week the government says the coffin came from iraq was based in the states and across the strip. iran and hamas deny israel's invasion of events. ten knots and the win instead they've designed to draw attention to everything from unequal pay between six fifteen domestic finance and write several readings to place in paris today. they do not let someone invented that all political. in sports and i went for frogs in the six nations rugby tournament the scotland nineteen to seventeen at my heels. this was the result means front seats to the top of that that's going to win and sixty thousand said they will have to be fine and that it had cut deeply into it with a sixty s

the genius leached out but that kind of dark table. >> charlie: here he is at the table. >> my sense of fiction is that it does this crazy, wonderful thing. when i say, the man walked up the road, as opposed to showing the man walked up the road in a movie, everyone at the table supplies the man up the road and his method of walking. so everybody's implicated. if i say a beautiful girl, everybody supplies their own. so somehow psychologically i think you're really, quickly, deeply cooperating with the writer in a really profound way. so, therefor, fiction has the possibility of inspiring empathy i think more than any other form. so in a time when, in my view, the big media is kind of driving empathy and compassion and summitty out -- subtlety out because it's a corporate thing and you have to say it quick and a little dumb. >> charlie: has to be a sound byte. >> and has to have a certain gloss. we have to recognize it as being tv-like, for example, then i think fiction is one place where the full sort of human expansiveness can be accessed. >> he's pretty good. >> charlie: yeah. need

russian is critiquing the current crises economic crises the russian second consenting the assumption on leach your argumentation is based which is ukraine does not exist as a nation state the seats of course entirely and intellect apparatus learned a lot closer than the one hand i think it is today before we are going away and make the team has three daughters knots in the non existence of the nation state. opal was there on the new patterns differences with the new crate they are being drawn in france as well. does it mean that ukraine does not exist no of course they are almost time to time in thirty seconds left then judah who's got the better and write it then judah has got the better hand right now. the russian soil with the gospel that it wasn't a blitzkrieg was a decree on this confusion from europe because of the europeans think fast haha i will leave it there on a thank you ben judah wanna think of the board to check for joining us from the european parliament in brussels. italian origin scale thank you for joining us. see the big ol' black and catherine field thank you for being wit

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and the leaching sat down in a rare and exclusive interview.ng sat down with rare and exclusive interview. >> ben silverman is a guy who almost never does interviews. not part of his strategy, justice personality. such an interesting story. he started five different companies that all sailed in quick succession before finally founding pinterest. even in the early days, no one used it. take a listen to what he had to say about the early days and the road to where he is now. .> a long road i think most things in life that are worthwhile take a while. my parents are doctors and both of my sisters are doctors. that is minimum and eight year commitment often 12. -- thathas always been has always been in the back of my mind when i think about how long inc. should take. if you are having fun and feel like you're learning and what you want, i think now is a great time to try it. >> was there a moment with pinterest where you said i need to know now i should not give up? >> there were times where you get a little bit discouraged, is for me what was help

waste includes a toxic mix of mercury radium and carcinogens the left on the surface and these can leach into nearby water supplies making them dangerous to drink radioactive chemicals contain contaminate the ceramic can contaminate the surrounding area also the fracking fluid is pumped underground where it is surprising apart the rocks to release the gas and a lot of these substances seep into the two whilst some forty percent are pumped to the surface to evaporate. now it's only a matter of hours before all engines ago when the russian soyuz rocket takes three intrepid explorers to the international space station from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakstan and as margaret howell reports they've got a battery of detailed scientific test to carry out but it's the distance from their loved ones which could prove to be the greatest challenge. i'm here in baikonur standing just near start with a rocket is housed and this manual spacecraft is set to carry two russian cosmonauts and one american astronaut into orbit. alexander sports of ours and me of and steve swanson will all spend six months in

the waste includes a toxic mix of mercury radium because images that are left in pools and these can leach into nearby water supplies making them dangerous to drink radioactive chemicals can also contaminate the surrounding area the fracking fluid is pumped underground where it prizes apart rocks to release the gas and a lot of these substances seeped into the earth while some forty percent are pumped to the surface to evaporate according to a new america is national security agency has been tapping into china's largest telecom company searching for alleged links to the country's military back in two thousand and twelve the chinese tech giant was already dubbed as a national threat at a congressional hearing chris kids the founder of unseen which is a secure messaging service told us that the n.s.a. is looking to gain a technological advantage. you know the real question is where the data gets used and what what all these agencies are looking for is actionable information they're looking for things like technological breakthroughs that give one country a military edge or a technological ed

you might have been a congressional aide to a guy from iowa, jim leach. shelleynd witness is metzenbaum. are you any relation to howard metzenbaum? is your great-grandfather? is your dad? just kidding. i never served with him. i know him well. i went to ohio state, so i know him well. and from columbus? metzenbaum is president of , which isr alliance to bring up out sustained government improvement. she was joining them, the associate director for parliaments -- performance at omb. she was responsible for committing the approach to improving performance. our next guest is robert shea, a firm.pal at a cost and quotation -- budget management machine? right? he helps meet financial requirements, improve -- and effectively implement i.t. investments. he was the associate director for administration and government reform at the office of management and budget. what years was that? 2002 to 2008. >> he also served on the staff of criminal affairs committee under a senator-- from what years to what years? >> come on. and i see a bunch of friends behind you. >> on

also, during this process, methane gas and toxic chemicals leach out of the system and contaminate our nearby groundwater. methane concentrations are 17 times higher in drinking water wells near fracturing sites than in normal wells. you may remember, i believe "time" magazine had it, people in pennsylvania in some cases near wells have turned on their drinking water with a match and lit the drinking water on fire from what's been released into the groundwater from fracking wells. this contaminated well water has been used for drinking water, like i explained, in these nearby communities. and there have been over 1,000 documented cases of water contamination next to areas of gas drilling as well as cases of sensory, respiratory and neurological damage due to ingested contaminated water. in the end, the hydraulic fracking produces about 300,000 barrels of natural gas a day, but the price, as numerous, environmental, health hazards that we have to deal with. i'd like to yield some time, if i could, to mr. ellison. mr. ellison: certainly. i think it's important that are the gentleman brin

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nothing is going to leach into the bacon, we hope. >> oh, gosh, kelly. a way for people not to do as many dishes. >> exactly. >> isn't bacon great. i feel bad that two of the major religions of the world cannot eat bacon. i feel bad for them. >> it's not our religion. >> the bacon shortage, everyone is afraid of. corn is rising. >> you can do that. you put cookie dough. the possibilities are endless. >> can it handle ice cream, though? >> there's only one way to find out. >> how much does it cost, jane? >> it costs about $10. but if you call now, you can get a second one for the same price. >> jane wells. thanks very much. >>> "fast money" is coming up in a few seconds. melissa lee, bacon bowls? >> absolutely. all the way. we have an exclusive with the ceo of amd, talking about the graphics card. that and a lot more. >> all right. from bacon to bitcoin. melissa, over to you. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square. i'm melissa lee. our traders are tim seymour, dan nathan, karen finerman and john

everyone talks about it's great that the toxins are being leached from the system there, but there arewns in china, and the degree to which it's slowing more than people expected, that's going to be a big weight on the market. >> kayla, is it china or is it, for example, the guys over at bm o combing through the exposure u.s. banks have to russia saying $10 billion at citi, 6.7 at bank of america, $5 million at jpmorgan, less than a billion at wells. these figures aren't massive. but this weekend is going to be so critical. >> they're not massive and, of course, that's just a percentage of their overall asset base. citigroup has the biggest exposure. they have branches, a consumer unit. there could be a lot of fear in russia and people who are banking at citi, consumer loans, they have $6.5 billion there. but it's still a pretty small thing. the one thing i'm hearing the bank executives talk about is china. at this point a lot of people have wrapped their heads around the fact that china isn't growing as fast as we maybe thought, but the cover of "the ft" that talked about tpotentia de

tim leach, marty patel, steve liesman is with us, so is rick santelli. we are ready to go here. steve liesman, i will start with you. we haven't mentioned janet yellen's speech today. she made it clear exactly how dovish she is, didn't she? >> which is a key issue for fed and fed policy and what she said is that there's an awful lot of slack in the labor market as far as she's concerned. she mentioned people working part time for economic reasons, people unemployed for longer than six months. she talked about five different metrics and if there was any doubt how dovish she was on the issue of labor. i think the thing that moved markets was her saying that this required the fed to remain easy for at least some time. didn't walk back the six-month comment, but in a subtle way suggested maybe it was longer than six months. also, bill, taking a very populist tact for a fed chair. she mentioned individual americans by name and their experiences in the job market and later in the day maybe we can bring you this after her speech, hopefully we'll be able to bring you this video later, s

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org ♪ ♪ ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> "the skinny" time. we begin with a big surprise from last night on "dancing with the stars." >> two couples sent home, i'm still bummed about this. diana nyad and her partner henry and sean avery and karina got the boot, but they did exit very gracefully. >> for nine years, i've wanted to do this show. it's spectacular, the spirit of it. everyone, since neanderthal days, have danced. it is a joy. it is freedom. and i only wish for this handsome young man, who i've locked my body with for three weeks, i wish -- you know, he's elegant and he's brilliant and i wish i could have given him at least a couple more weeks. >> how do you not love her? >> she really is loveable. >> such a great attitude. >> billy dee williams, he didn't have such a good night. he was feeling downright negative. lowest score of the week and he was worried he looked like an old man. >> ice dancer meryl davis is at the top of the heat. tied wi

of a rearview mirror, because of all the affects of the playing around with the test tubes and the leaches debate, you get this, the people in the water splashing, meaning the people playing the markets now, or is it how much water is in the pool already in terms of what the fed or central banks have done or what they already own? it really gets pretty difficult to figure out your gps. >> i just thought, rick, the bond market behaved well after we tapered. i act like it's terminal pricing, like we've tapered. they are still doing -- >> 55. >> every month, they're still on, aren't they? both faucets are still on. we will get down, they say, to where the faucets are turned off. how does a stock market react when the faucets are turned off? >> listen, yesterday the fed bought 4.2 billion in securities. in addition to, of course, auctioning off 29 billion on the seven-year. they continue to be players, maybe at a slower rate. it just -- it never ceases to amaze me how, you know, the fact that we're doing 55 billion a month now is considered, you know, minuscule amount. to me that's far from a

well, i think he's actually throwing out some interesting narratives that capture the attention of leachk he may prove the point that you can move from right to a more mainstream position over time and maybe capture the imagination of the party. i think he is doing the reverse of what we have seen mccain and romney do in recent years, that is wrapping up the right wing of the party. he has a narrative that allows him to do that. he's a very exciting, and i think, captivating figure and i think over time you'll hear more about the harvard and princeton credentials and he was a trade lawyer in washington, d.c., very respect respected. he is a talented and smart guy and should not be underestimated. >> he is nailing down the base and we talked about it the past couple of months as the governor has that he does seem to be, again, mainstreaming it a bit more. doesn't mean he doesn't make stands that still agitate john mccain and lindsey graham and other establishment republicans but no doubt there has been movement towards not the ideological center. >> chris christie spoke yesterday and left

the waste includes a toxic mix of mercury radium and carcinogens that are left in paws and these can leach into nearby water supplies making them dangerous to drink some of the chemicals are radioactive to you and threaten the surrounding area the fracking fluid is pumped underground at high pressure where prices apart rocks to release the gas in a lot of these substances are left to contaminate the earth and some forty percent are recovered and pumped back to the surface where they are left to evaporate. more stories in r.t. dot com including the fukushima cleanup hits new obstacles the leak obstructs the water filtering process just hours after the crippled nuclear power plant operator reported it had fixed a previous problem which contaminated sixteen thousand tons of water. and also online american media and officials get hyped up over what looks to be a u.s. aircraft carrier adult in iran's coast but it turns out to be just a movie say you can get the full story at r.t. . according to a new leak america's national security agency has been tapping into china's largest telecom company s

much waste that they literally have waste in the goons of from the cattle and then these of course leach into the groundwater so that's all on debt on top of your rainy and came to contamination from decades of rainy a mining and milling that went on to this in the state until recently already we have a secret on site there that they've spent billions of dollars trying to reclaim the groundwater and run it through processes to clean it but literally to no avail so it's it is a crisis situation just last summer there was a town into mexico that literally ran ran out of water and had to start getting water shipped in and unfortunately some of the other people i spoke with like their bill we who wrote the great aramis and many other books about the climate crisis in the mexico he said look the stage is set it's there they're there they're having to pay this back now through these. regulations that the martinez administration has run and it's only going to get worse from now on oh my god it just spread out a pretty bleak picture darr i mean here and just to give the audience some context her