the water is mixed with the nicotine leach eight and allowed to stand overnight. the research is then pour this mixture into an aquarium. they introduce the young rainbow trout from the clean water aquarium into the nicotine. after just a few seconds the fish reacts at fust it's just a few but then more and more are affected by the nicotine. they go paralyzed. some. of those tunnel myside twitch. the creatures go into talk sick shock. we found that one cigarette butt or water kills half the fish that are exposed to that water in about four days that we call the lethal dose fifty in this experiment and you can see that there are now some cute facts of the fish that have just been placed into this. the cheats of ten votes for leader and the fish are experiencing some sort of neurological toxicity i mean it's not surprising aside from the heavy metals and often all and some of the chemicals the nicotine is probably the key element that's produced in the syrup but the solution that we've created here and clearly these fish are suffering from that exposure. after just

those, if it's soft and pliable plaststic, it's leaching pthalates, which are known to be toxic, into the environonment where you getet 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 pepeetrate andnd moisturize the skin. >> we're concerned about their effects on males, on baby boboys. >> we see problems with testicular development, problems with sperm development. >> they can be assosociated with a decrease in testosterone levels. so if you interfere with the testosterone levels, ththey don't quite go up all the way. in animal studies, it's been shown to be linked to cryptorchidisism, so,o, undesced testicles, and hypospadias, which is incomplete formation of the male reproductive organs. >> pthalates may a 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 feminiz

she wants to find out how long it takes for the toxic substances to leach out of the stops. no other trash is so casually thrown away on the street a cigarette butts. on average she finds about three per square meter of course it's a lot more in some places. this is the island's less at the entrance to the suburban railway i think you find a lot of stubs because people are rushing to get their train. and they don't have time to finish their cigarettes to get out there's still quite a lot of tobacco in the bus. in that hour the more tobacco there is the more nicotine too of course. the butts may be small but they still contain nicotine. even if city authorities clean this area regularly it would be impossible to remove them all. as the number of bots accumulates served as the poison they contain. the ones it isn't as you can see there are lots of bicycles locked up here and you can't get in here with a broom i can only really pick them up by hand and no one goes to the trouble kind of life they stay here and the next out rains the nicotine will be washed out and then enter th

it takes just half an hour for the majority of the nicotine to leach out and pollute the water. the consequences of this process of being studied in san diego and smoking bans in california a much stricter than in germany and they also apply on the beach you can expect to find for smoking here. thomas novotny is a public health expert and c.e.o. of the cigarette butt pollution project he's made it his mission to curb the damage done by cigarette butts. the results of his research. alarming. he's revealed that nicotine and want to homs the creatures living in it. he's experimenting with young rainbow trout at the moment that swimming in clean water. professor novotny would release them into a wheelchair polluted with nicotine the dose ten bucks for every four liters of water. well they're preparing the leach eight which means that these cigarette butts are sort of like a tea bag they. will emit some of the chemicals that we think are toxic to living creatures and would be. a way of getting some exposure in an aquatic environment for fish and other animals that might be affected b

chemicals leaching out of plastic offals. i drink from plastic bottles all the time.ain why i'm feeling so tired but it is obviously serious because the use of plastic, although deeply unfashionable in every sense, is still intensive. and it shows the interest that the media still has. we discovered in our investigations tea m we discovered in our investigations team that the plastics taken from households has been dumped in malaysia. so clearly there is an appetite amongst the readership generally for these kind of stories. before we run out of time, camilla has her name on this one.|j contributed has her name on this one.” contributed slightly to this but david and chris hope did most of the work. this is macron saying the armistice commemorations, the centenary on november the 11th in paris is happening at the same time when you have a normal marketing of the time of the cenotaph. it is going to go. emmanuel macron saying it should not be a grand scale military events because for the french the first world war was an unmitigated disaster and here military generals

they believe teachers living in the community where is they leach is a good thing. >> people being upset by that is hurtful as a teacher, because we are really nice neighbors, if you've ever met a teacher. >> reporter: district leaders say despite the high emotions, they're not giving up. >> we're definitely going to analyze all of our options, to do right by the citizens. there's a lot of voices in this community. we want to make sure we hear from as many of them as we can. >> reporter: in addition to leeland and brett hart, seven other schools are also being considered. live in san jose, "abc7 news." >> thank you, lillian. >>> san francisco mayor will reveal a plan tomorrow to provide 1,000 more beds in homeless she woulders by the end of 2020. governor brown signed a bill into law making it easier for local governments to move homeless californians into shelters. the chronicle reports the mayor wants to have half of the 1,000 new beds available by next summer. >>> a mother shares her grief as the opioid crisis hits home in livermore. >> i will they have see her get married. i will nev

. >> reporter: by morning crews had leached the gas from the pipeline and injected it with nitrogen to neutralize it. jennifer brock, who slept in her car, came home with thousands of other evacuees. she says what happened has her fearing for the future. >> kind of scary. this is grandma's house. she has been here for 30 plus years and she just died and we are kind of -- want to keep hold of it. but something like this happening doesn't really make me feel safe. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> this morning, all evacuees are home. chevron will be on the scene for several days to make repairs. and a new perspective of the vault from these infrared images. pittsburg police used a drone outfitted with heat detection equipment to help authorities monitor the situation. at one point, temperatures reached 400 degrees overnight in that vault. >>> time now 4:32. let's check the weekend forecast. >> yeah. finally it's friday. yay! we made it. we are looking at beautiful weather as we head through today and for the weekend. enjoy it. a live look at our "salesforce tower" camera. you can s

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if you ask mike leach they might as well be playing at a library. >> standard is a very quiet place which is different from the standpoint you are used to more sound, more noise, so it is a very quiet place. but it is a great field, a great stadium, a great setting, they have all the trees so it is a great place. >> how about the catch of the day. >> that is a huge fish. >> that is bobby smith fishing last week. when she brought in the fish the only thing left was is head. it turns out acl have been following the boat all along. -- it turns out a seal had been following the boat all along. >> that is not a happy moment. it has happened to me. they just grab it. >> it was this big! >>> coming up more bombs are mailed to public figures. a suspect on the loose, clues are pointing to a florida connection. >>> the wildfire in sonoma county is having a strange effect on home sales. >>> a volcano threat not far from the bay area. that is coming up next. >>> more explosive devices turned up today. three more intercepted today before they could reach their targets. two or addressed to joe biden an

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minister playing a sort of a junior foreign minister role and i think i'm going to be left on a on a long leach to go out into international affairs and be the very very highly respected woman that she is and let german politics domestic. politics take a little bit take care of itself a little bit more because then she has become less respected than she had to do was how the extremely high polling rates and sixty seventy eighty percent over a remarkably sustained period of time that is no longer quite the case she's not a revival figure by any man who needs her she's not support people anywhere near a spot killer she once was on the international stage she still has an immense start there's great work to be done for european leader and i'm going to medical structure that he she needs more time and space to do that even i don't see or do you see her playing second fiddle to anyone else within the country she can obviously but she let me johnson or she would remain chancellor within the equation you know. it's very difficult i mean. there's always been discussion about whether anglo-american it's

arkansas business ka you are public radio each candidate has two minutes for an opening statement and leach will have two minutes to respond to a question while rebuttals are one minute at the conclusion each candidate will have two minutes for a closing statement the order of opening statements and rebuttals and closing statements was determined prior to the broadcast tonight by drawing in which the candidates or their representatives participated our timekeeper is clara and the first opening statement tonight goes to mister henderson. henderson: thank you for hosting this debate and our moderator and also mister hutchinson and mister west were joining me on stage. running for governor to expand opportunity and justice to people i have learned that in my own experience four years ago i was taken in by a family that just two generations ago my grandmother there was no ninth-grade today her grandson stands here is a college graduate and is a candidate to be the next governor of arkansas i want every child and every family to have the option mine did we have a long way to go right now there i

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the president was geddeding aboard marine 1 leaching the white house. i asked him about the interest rates and mortgage rates and what his opinion is on that. here is what the president said? >> well, i like to see low interest rates the fed is doing what they think is necessary but i don't like what they're doing because we have inflation really checked abwe have goot are good things happening. i will say this, we're normalizing money and that's good but i think he don't have to go as fast. >> i also asked the president if he spoke to fed chair jay paul about this and he says he hasn't. i asked him if he met with jay paul this year he said, look i don't like together involved. so the president signaling his diz pleasure with the fed and in terms of the interest rate increases but also signaling that he sort of respects that independence of the fed that's been traditional this is not a traditional president but at least in that regard he is saying he is not getting involved aflt he is vocal in sples expressing opinions about what the fed ought to be doi

there were drugs leaching out into the community at a time when we have a serious heroin and opioid addiction problem. disregardch careless and could not be accountable to our veterans, how can we expect you to be accountable to the rest of the residents of the state of wisconsin? it is wrong, i stand by it. she dropped the ball. it would have been far better to have admitted it right away and moved on. now, you have made it political. by doing all the things that you have done since then. shame on you. >> 15 seconds. i got results by working with the families who decided, bravely, to turn their tragedy and to for other veterans. that is exactly what it is doing, whether the dmv, vfw. immigrants and republicans alike in the united states congress. that is not playing politics, that is getting results for our veterans. of ourme wrap this part evening up right here. we will go to closing statements. we determined order and we will begin with senator booker. take a couple of water and get ready. >> thank you, mike. the contrast could not be more clear. it boils down to trump. who will you trust

have higher blood in their water right now coming out of the tap and dozens more that have this leachinginto the drinking water. effect of the matter is we need to create a department in the great lakes and fresh water that is tasked with overseeing the stewardship of the resource that is all the powers. the drinking water ombudsman at the cabinet level is something that i am committed to. we need to shut down corporate threats to the water and hold polluters accountable and get to the cleaning of drinking water in the state of michigan. our attorney general hasn't done anything. >> i want to remind you about what we would do on nestlÉ. >> for the environment o enviroy in the years of legislatur legie only though she passed concerning water was something about regulating swimming pools. that doesn't help families in flint. with respect to nestlÉ for all these issues need t issues needn solid science at the 21st century we can have economic development and we can have water that is produced to nestlÉ. >> that is the kind of answer people are so tired of. when it comes to nestlÉ i don't th

there were drugs leaching out into the community at a a time when we have a serious heroin an opioid addiction problem to think that should such careless disregard, could not be accountable to our veterans. how can we expect you to be accountable to the rest of the residence of wisconsin? it's wrong. i stand by it and she dropped the ball and it would've been far better to admit it right away and moved on but now you have made it political. by doing all the things you have done since then. and shame on you. >> moderator: 15 seconds and this is the end of the discussion on this topic. baldwin: well, i got results by working with families who decided bravely to turn their tragedy into hope for other veterans and that's exactly what it's doing. work with the vfw, democrats and republicans alike in the united states congress. that's not playing politics. that's getting results for our veterans. >> moderator: let me wrap things, this part of her evening up here and to closing statements now. we flip the coin and we will begin with leah vukmir. take a goal of water and get ready. vukmir: t

it is a leach on the united states. we need them for nothing geo politically.rgy-independent country. if you look at north america between mexico and canada, we are the most energy-rich place on earth. this is a despotic regime. in have imported wahhabiism to every corner of the world. it was 15 of the 19 hijackers in 9/11 were saudis. they are engaged in a war crime in yemen. hundreds of thousands have been killed with american weaponry. and in the same way that paul manafort's criminality was an absolute utter open secret in washington, d.c., who this guy is is also an open secret. and there are few things more shameful than, one, on his first foreign visit goes to saudi arabia, a place where we hail mbs and his progressivism because women can now drive a car alone? we need them for nothing. >> that's true. >> and when we look at this relationship and we look at the degree to which the saudis with their money have corrupted the american system of government and you look at the shamefulness of his coast-to-coast tour with iraq -- i admire the rock. it's time f

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 ♪ it's a family affair ♪ it's a family affair ♪ it's a family affair ♪ it's a family affair >>> yes, indeed, a cross-country family affair that is playing out between two families that have now become one thanks to an at-home dna kit. >> now a man from michigan has finally met his birth parents and the brother and sister he had never known about. abc's t.j. holmes was there the moment that family was reunited. >> reporter: mitch yurkovich is getting his family ready for the trip of a lifetime. the married father of four applied for a dna test kit through myheritage. they have a program called dna quest. the company says it teamed with experts to donate kits to connect thousands of adoptees with their biological relatives. in july, mitch received the results, leading him to discover his birth father. >> i saw his picture for the very firs

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. >> win toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> we will bring them to justice. >>> we will bring them to justice. >> the president speaking overnight, pledging to find who ever sent bombs to cnn and high-profile democrats he often attacks. then he took aim at the media. now the race is on to be sure there are no more devices and to find a suspect. >>> drenching rain falling across the south right now. what's left of hurricane willa. and now the storm is targeting the northeast. millions of americans bracing for a powerful weekend storm. >>> and new this half hour, new fallout after megyn kelly's blackface comments. >> she has apologized but even that is being criticized. there are reports her show is now in doubt. >>> remember this pint-sized powerhouse? the 7-year-old stunned the nation as she belted out the national anthem. wait until you see the new audience she left speechless. it's thursday, october 25th. 12k3w4r >>> from abc news, this is "w

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> making news in america this morning, judge brett kavanaugh makes one final statement before his senate make-or-break vote on his nomination to the supreme court. what kavanaugh is now saying about his tone during that contentious hearing, plus, the senators who will decide his fate. where they stand this morning. >>> a city on edge. chicago bracing for violence today as a jury deliberates the fate of a police officer charged with murdering a black teen shooting him 16 times. why the defense argues it wasn't the cop's fault. >>> supermarket confrontation. >> do not.

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toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.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 >>> police in toronto say a rather busy night for a man in western canada ended in a shark tank naked. he apparently jumped into the tank at an aquarium twice. he even did a back flip to cheers from bystanders. the second time. police believe he's the same man who assaulted someone near a medieval times restaurant earlier that night. >> he was on a roll that night. >> he was. >>> well, nway relato that, canada has now legalized >> just after midnight this morning it became legal for adults to possess up to 30 grams. abc's brad mielke joins us with the story. good morning, brad. >> hey, guys. that's right. cannibis is legal at the federal level throughout canada. but there are rules here. how and where people buy marijuana depends on where they live. in british columbia there is only one place to buy it. in toronto, you can buy it onlin

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south often to our close neighbors and nafta has been a win for us in building our own economy and leachingout with -- and reaching out in export products. when the president said he wanted to look at nafta, he wanted to look at what we could do to help. it was one of the issues i brought up with robert lighthizer, we talked about nafta and the importance of trade agreements. i met with greg dobb, the chief agricultural negotiator multiple times. i met with the white house to be able to talk numerous times. i met with the president, i met with the vice president. we talked about how important trade is and how essential it is to get to a good deal. initially we were going to real solve it with mexico and leave canada out. my conversations with the white house were, i understand the problems with canada but oklahoma's number one trading partner is canada. i would encourage you to finish that out as well it is important to us. there there is a perception those who border with canada care about canada. we continue to interact with him in meetings, letters, phone calls, and was pleased to be abl

it is too hard to leach into one quarter's results. because barclays has his active investor and ed branson is challenging the strategy. these figures will be some comfort to the chief executive. lot of people are saying this is interesting because brexit uncertainty, people are worried about backing things, are these two things related? i think it is too early to say. this is just one quarter, remember. much the power came from the investment bank, from trading conditions. that is much to do with brexit. those questions are still out there but i wouldn't say it is the prime issue facing ba rclays. it is the prime issue facing barclays. let's move on to metro bank. they have grown their customer base considerably, that boosted income as well. they manage to do that digitally. what challenges does a bank like metro face in the next sort of year or so? the issue for metro bank and the other challengers comes from the established players like barclays, lloyds, hsbc, rbs, they are there with the powerful customer position. what metro bank

sectors of the nation's economy such as the children's online privacy protection act and the grand leach act. but now we arrive at a moment where i believe both republicans and democrats are of public interest. to work in good faith to reach a consensus on a national consumer data privacy law that will help consumers and for shady practitioners to clean up their act. recent concerns about consumer privacy is not intended to be a hearing. represents the beginning of an effort of several privacy laws that enjoy strong bipartisan support. i believe now is the time to begin action on this important issue. i look forward to working with colleagues on both sides of the aisle in the coming months and what that, i will recognize the ranking members for their opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. this is not the first hearing on the privacy issue, we have had many hearings because consumers have been hit by the misuse of their personal information and by data breaches all over the place. consumers are worried. do they have any privacy anymore? we have a number of witnesses here that will

that's was approved already on monday minutes off that we saw the cleaning company arrive with boxes of leachand other cleaning they entered the building behind us which seems bizarre to say the least a few hours off the vans we saw the saudi considerations of the joint committee that's meant to be investigated investigating the disappearance of the model t. arriving not joins me with the turks but actually on their own and they spent several hours on their own inside the consulate before the turkish delegation finally arrived and that we saw a big investor criminal investigation by and usually used in murder scenes and other serious crimes arriving followed by several government vehicles which included also deputies from the prosecutor general's office a senior figure here in the charters faithful those are the main developments that took place on monday obviously lots of questions being asked what kind of information will the checks be able to get out of searching the building behind us when thirteen days have gone by the saudis have come and gone as they please throughout the time cleaning