those, if it's soft and pliable plastic, it's leaching pthalates, which are known to be toxic, into the environment where you get exposed. >> pthalates are in many common products, including food packaging, building materials, and pharmaceuticals. they're in our cars, and even in new car smell. they're used in cosmetics to hold fragrance and help products to more effectively penetrate and moisturize the skin. >> we're concerned about their effects on males, on baby boys. >> we see problems with testicular development, problems with sperm development. >> they can be associated with a decrease in testosterone levels. so if you interfere with the testosterone levels, they don't quite go up all the way. in animal studies, it's been shown to be linked to cryptorchidism, so, undescended testicles, and hypospadias, which is incomplete formation of the male reproductive organs. >> pthalates may also be feminizing boys. scientists found that pthalates may be associated with a shorter ano-genital distance-- the distance between the genitals and anus, a subtle marker of feminization in boys. the a

. >> regi >> i would say antisemittism globally is the worst i knew regi it's been since leach two or regi war 2. >> more than 25% of the world is antisemmet regi regi semittic. an extensive survey of global people. >> region is a major determineant. religion, also, is. >> in the united states, he says the trends are improving. >> while the law permits you to be a bigot, you will pay a price if you are a bigot. look at sterling. >> the adl stanchion on inter face regi faith reregi relations has been controversial. building a muslim community center two blocks from ground agree regi agree regi zero. >> because you have the right doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. foxman reports on his tenure at the position and how he made it through. >> i survived because a catholic saved me. >> we spoke to him in new york. >> you completed survey that found 26% of adults world war harbor anti-semitic views. what's your reaction. >> i take a reaction to only 26. 26 is a lot. my reaction was not surprised. i wish i was surprised. it's a sober be regiing coming to grips with a certain reality, how

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not my native language, that is a hurtle and having the people speaking the languages doing the out leach and you can report back if you had the success identifying ways to do that out reach with the materials and the language but with your folks who speak those languages and see if you are able to net any result. thank you for all of your good efforts. okay. >> thank you. >> dr. marshall? >> and lastly, i just want to echo commissioner mazzucco statement and this is probably longitudinal of the job that you have done since you have come and you said that the occ was in sham bells and that is an understatement. and the controller report confirmed that and you have done a wonderful job of restoring order and complying with all of the recommendations and given what you have do, and on the budgetary constraints. and in the controller's report. and you are probably a victim of your own success. and you have been forced to, you know, do more with less. and that is probably an issue for me when i hear the board saying something like that and you know, i almost feel like they are taking advantag

and it's all leaching into the ground to whatever mine pool is underneath, to god knows whose water supply where. >> we're talking about a quarter of a million people live here. now, people aren't drinking all that mine pool water. they're drinking reservoir water that the mine pool helps feed. the water that flows into those reservoirs comes from groundwater and from mine pools and from springs that come out of the sides of mountains. and the danger is if you contaminate too many of those sources, then you have a health threat. >> just as in juliette, georgia, people here are also getting sick. if you type in hazleton, it does come up cancer capital of pennsylvania. >> this is ground zero for the polycythemia vera cancer investigation. >> called pv for short, polycythemia vera is a rare form of blood cancer in most of the u.s. but here, there's a confirmed cluster of pv cases. >> in 2004, we learned that there were 67 diagnosed cases of polycythemia vera, which ultimately led to the--to the confirmation of a cancer cluster. since then, 130 cases of polycythemia vera have been reported to

the testers with billions of euros and ready to turn it into a gleaming new upmarket development leach is organizer of the popular music festival he's trying to prevent that it's helping. it's a festival highlight of the great arts calendar. this year the organizers hope to mobilize as many people as they can to preserve district i think this is a quick sample for the rest of the raids but the obvious pretty role of pool with opportunities to roll about something positive at the same time you know. it gives space for everybody to do something that creates something. german teacher yeah and coleman also came here in search of wild wild east. the left is notoriously seconds and native switzerland two years ago and took part in several projects sponsored by the kids institute in belgrade. aimed at promoting a democratic and development. oh and this year's art. i really think things may be possible here that we're going on in the nineteen eighties and burners are a bright come from. because civil society is gradually taking shape and develop this grass roots spirit that says be paid let's

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rand against his former girlfriend claiming she is the real racist because she is part black and leachesher skin. joining us now is the "a team." monica crowley and syndicated radio host my old friend jim, good to see you. and our radio talk-show host from philadelphia and monica but me ask you this. obamacare is this ever going to go away? whistle-blowers' act of the day of everything the administration is touching, is outraged. it should be there is incompetency throughout the federal government almost without exception. >> but we are well into the second term and the seeds were planted in the first term whether the i.r.a. scandal, "fast & furious" even bang gauzy but certainly obamacare planted in the first term now blowing up. as you point out it doesn't look like this is any competent handling of the situations that they are, pounding on themselves. if you press the case you have the republican party that is not particular a concentrated either. lou: i'm talking about running a government. forget about the politics or ideology. they cannot serve the public >> with a demonstrated is

>> i did a little face painting and the gold has leached into the hair.rectify it. >> we will see you tomorrow. have a good day. ♪ >> and is a criminal farce, so says kiev, as the eastern ukraine vote for self rule. it is morning to america and we speak to the arts optimist on better u.s. economic growth. first, henry paulson announced timothy geithner massage the financial crisis message. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." live from world headquarters in new york. monday, may 12. i'm tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. a busything going on but week ahead. >> let me start with what happened overnight. china says the banks on the new loans than anticipated and over the weekend we also learned china's president xi jinping says of the company needs to adapt to a new -- >> i caught that. pimco note. >> apparently bill gross -- the new normal of slower growth. while china's new normal is a lot faster than ours, it is still slowing. that is the theme. analysts are forecasting china is heading for its weakest expansion sin

he said about 300 years ago the guys who were using leaches and rubbing sticks together, do you trustto give you an accurate temperature reading? >> but all the polar bears are sweating up there in newfoundland. and the biggest polluter, a car or a cow, and the cow because of the flatulence. >> the methane is 20 times worse than the car. >>> watters' world on deck. jesse goes to the sunshine state of utah and causes mayhem. >> what do you believe is the number one problem in america right now? >> oh, geez. this is what you're going to ask me? >> are you disappointed in president obama? >> no, i'm disappointed in bill o'reil o'reilly. we are volvo of sweden. i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ top three tools -- hammer, screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. [ don ] in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the world's problems. [ male announcer ] that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. visit your dealer or johndeere.com/1family. [ doorbell rings ] the joh

[applause] and from atlanta, georgia, right here, it's the leach family. [applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new, fuel-efficient ford fusion. oh, let's get it! give me brenda. give me brigette. let's go. [applause]

. >> regi >> i would say antisemittism globally is the worst i knew regi it's been since leach two or regi war 2. >> more than 25% of the world is antisemmet regi regi semittic. an extensive survey of global people. >> region is a major determineant. religion, also, is. >> in the united states, he says the trends are improving. >> while the law permits you to be a bigot, you will pay a price if you are a bigot.

for their second day, already with a total of $20,000, from right here in atlanta, georgia, it's the leachily. and from groton, massachusetts, it's the coveno family. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new head-turning ford fusion. it's time to play. give me amy. give

if you want to make robin leach speechless a rooftop patio with grill and surround sound.n side, it only gets eight miles per hour. maybe. >> if you have one those you are not worried about the gas mileage. i could be an r.v. girl in that. >>> your own fireplace with a tv above it! the morning news conditions at 6:00 with these stories. do you argue a lot? doctors say it could impact your health. >> meet woman called a medical miracle, she die asked came back to life. >>> first, a heckler interrupts president obama during his speech in the south bay. the quick response and what else he has planned in the bay area ahead at >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. president obama's motorcade is a couple of hours away from rolling through the south bay streets. we have a preview of the controversial ever -- even he has land. >> parents will protest when the teacher crossed the line when the student didn't know the answer. >> donald sterling's wife has a plan to keep up as part owner of

in 2012 the illinois environmental protection agency issued violation notices sitting compounds leaching into groundwater from goal ash pits. the plant's owner told us via email that it disputes the conclusion, saying the applicant it rinked by industrial sites including to the north. we will continue to work with i e.p.a. to determine the source of metals. >> they are still in development. state agencies should use the power they have to help wildlife and the community. >> we think they should be required to do something. >> faith says a compliance commitment agreement between the illinois e.p.a. and owner does not go far much. >> there's not a requirement to pump and treat the water, no requirement to reline the ponds or remove the coal ash. >> the group is suing to force the clean-up. while nrg says it follows best practices. residents say they have heard that story before. >> you still see fishing and kids swimming in the lake. it's frightening. >> a fear decades in the making in a town why a cleaner future is a dream yet to be realised. >> when a bird and an aeroplane collide the re

the first time in "the new york times" used the phrase stay-at-home mom which is to describe cheryl leach had a mas ters degree, and she chose to stay home, and before actually going back to work to co-found the tv phenomenon "barney and friends" and so she was an exceptional woman, but the term was coined around women like her, and women who chose to make parenting the domestic career of the career woman age. >> but it sounds like a powerful person, and a person who puts the family first and all good things, and why is homemaker a better word? >> absolute ly. it sounds like a wonderful term. >> right. >> and what it does unfortunately is to make parenting a profession, and over the last 20-some years. >> isn't it a job? >> well, it is more than a job, and unfortunately job in america has the kind of capitalist connotation which means that it is work, and it is not supposed to be fun. >> and some people love their work. >> and i'm lucky enough to come in to work everyday that i love 99% of the time. >> i am, too. >> and most of the stay at home moms are not that way. >> tland not happy --

. >> hey, miss leach. >> how are you, sweetie? >> they live in single-sex dorms with strict rules: no television and no facebook. the days start early, 6:00 a.m., and classes run from 8:00 to 4:00. then there's study hall, extracurriculars, and tutoring. the day ends at 10:00. >> anthony, let's go. it's lights out. >> all right. >> this kind of structure and support is new to many of these students. >> okay, so this is the quad. >> what's also new is visiting college as early as middle school. these eighth graders went to see american university in washington, d.c. it's all part of reminding them of their end goal. listen to these juniors. show of hands if you're absolutely confident that you're "a," going to college, and "b," you're gonna graduate college. he's got both arms up, he's so... [laughter] he's so sure. >> seed imbeds college and success and commitment into our minds on a daily basis. it's, like, we build, and we live and we grow into scholars. >> scholars. now, did you have that confidence before you got here or-- >>

n and chloride and other chemicals leaching. >> the plant's new owner told us via e-mail that it disputes state's conclusion saying the wakegan plant is winged by the johns manville super fund site and a boiler and tannery to the west. >> we will continue to work to iepa to determine a source of these metals and chemical did. >> groundwater have a 1 in 50 chance of getting cancer from the contaminated water. the director of american vetera veterans, an add voc casey group is did he haefendingeric shinse saying he is a scapegoat saying he is worried it could shift the spotlight away from the real problems. >> initially, i think it's going to have a negative effect because now that he's gone, the focus is going to probably go away mediawise from the va. you know, some people will say general shinseki resigned. problem solved. nothing else to see here move on. but that's just the beginning. the whole system needs reform. the culture needs change. >> but that culture of cover-ups has been ongoing for years. it first started with va hospitals had an influx of vietnam, iraq and afghanistan war

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there is also a state senator, dylan leach.another one running that has some personal wealth, but she really did not get on the airwaves too early. impacted herve standing in the race. marjorie mark -- servedarjorie margolies in the house. when? guest: that was for one term. she passed a vote for brooklyn budget. out of office in the next election. she is trying to reclaim her congressional seat after a couple of decades. vote -0- that flora about,ote he is talking we have coverage in our archives on c-span.org. the republicans were taunting her during that vote, saying, bye-bye, marjorie. now she is running again in pennsylvania. when do the polls close their? guest: 8:00 p.m. host: we will be watching that. kevin zwick, thank you very much for your time. again, we will have coverage of the primaries in six states on into that later tonight. we are getting your thoughts ahead of that on the 2014 election. is it important to you? jimmy from georgia, independent caller. did you vote today? buter: i did not vote yet, i am plannin

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.t where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> good morning. i'm john muller. >> and i'm diana perez. here's are some of the stories we are following on "world news now." hillary clinton's camp is pushing back against republican strategist karl rove who reportedly suggested that clinton has brain damage. clinton spokesman accuses rove of trying to politicize clinton's health. rove is walking back his comments but claims that clinton had a serious health issue in december 2012. >>> rescuers racing against time to reach more than 200 miners trapped underground at a coal mine in turkey. at least 201 workers killed. >>> thousands of passengers were stuck yesterday after 1,100 flights were cancelled at chicago's two major airports. it was triggered by a mechanical problem that caused smoke to fill a regional radar center, forcing controllers to evacuate. >>> justin bieber is under investigation for

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. >> that's right, robin leach just said my name.k to our continuing coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner. it's happening right now in washington. chuck schumer in the middle of a toast. i hope how it's not inappropriate. you know how those wedding toasts can go, can be completely inappropriate. anyway, the president's speech coming up in just a little bit. we just saw the president. he is in the room. there is the president from "scandal," tony goldwin, part of the goldwin, you know, monarchy -- >> wait a minute, i've got this. he plays president fitz, fitzgerald grant. those holding the hottest tickets of the year are right there in the room. there's madeleine albright. we just saw our very own blitz wolfster, i mean, wolf blitzer, in the room as well. the rest of us get to watch it on television, which is probably the best seat in the house. you get to make your own meal, sit here on cnn and watch all of us. that lady on the right, i'm not sure if you recognize her. i think that is -- no, i'm kidding, that is the fir

. >> and writer matt leach, sister katie and mother mary. >> an oldie but goodie.oduction assistants here with her mother, priscilla. >> and here is another one of our writers and his mother, robin. >> and here is heather from our show, happy mother's day. >> that's a happy life. >>> we have a happy life here on "fox and friends." when dunkin donuts shows up, and we have the flowers for mom donuts. instead of making breakfast, just go get mom a box of these. >> like you can improve on that? you can't do better than this. that's the flowers for mom donut made especially for mother's day. when the cameras go off, these will be consumed so fast. >> one bite at a time. >> is that on a ice cream cake? look how well -- >> you have two dunkin donuts ladies here that you can't see on camera. thank you, guys. happy mother's day, everyone. >>> parenting tips. according to a new study, here are six or seven research-backed tips. praise kids for the effort they make, not for their innate intelligence. >> this teaches them that they have a control over their success. >> right.

for their entire life the pay some leaching lord tells about the death of private property like this one makes you feel like you're going back into the dark ages should this woman's and all our homes be our castle even if we owe a stinking six dollars in debt secondly what is going on in the minds of the people who put this woman's home up for auction i could see if there were some kind of con men who get profit from the sale but these are bureaucrats selling this once home does nothing for them they get nothing out of it except the pleasure of doing it so i beg you if you work at some sort of government bureaucracy the next time an old lady is about to lose her house over six dollars just misplaced the file for a month or two is it really worth ruining the life of a u.s. citizen to give the government another one hundred thousand dollars to waste not at all but that's just my opinion. the game of speculation is the most uniformly fascinating game in the world but it is not a game for the stupid the mentally lazy the person of inferior emotional ballast or they get rich quick adventu

leach. washington well it's a mis.se of the media paradigm of the congress are you going to do that obviously doesn't do too much to add revenue in biotech our culture giant dollar seventy six year old american part of the studio i want to call out do you think this is going to create more than. do you think is what's triggering a return to say like the capital it's also the largest debtor nation in the. breaking of that is mostly about it turns out i want to give you a lot of points on that a little working toward the american dream the next day we're just trying to survive this time for americans and lawmakers are forced to wake up and start talking about the real causes of poverty. synthetic drug producers and distributors had their business is busted up by the drug enforcement agents when hundreds of search and arrest warrants were served today across the u.s. da officials have confirmed this is part of a wider operation targeting the synthetic drug market or she's making cover a decent synthetic drug rings across