the rwandan environment management authority, rema, says 80% of all households in the country use wooding fuel. claudine nyirambabazi gets off to an early start on her long walk to where she collects wood. by the time she gets home, she'll be tired and her back will ache. she can no longer carry so much wood now that she has had a baby. so instead, claudine frequently buys wood. cooking g on a traditional three-stone fireplace wastes a lot of wood. it takes hours for the mother-of-four to prepare a meal, as most of the heat disappears into the room and the unhealthy, acrid smoke pollutes the air. claudine nyirambabazi: my eyes are not good at all. sometimes i can't see anything anymore because of all the smoke in my eyes. i have to cook for my children. i have no choice. i can't let my family starve just because of my eyes. but i am really worried about them. reporter: about 18 months ago, her neighbor, claudine nyirabureteri, got a new stove. she only had to pay part of the cost. but even that is unaffordable for most people here. with the new stove, cooking takes only half as long. a

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e ommunities is still flooded and destroyed crops rema pence joined iowa governor kim reynolds and republican senators joni ernst and chuck grassley to tour the damage. it's now reached almost billion. >>right now fema is helping flood victims across the midwest. we cover. i will lawmakers say they need more money to help rebuild their communities. the problem is that money is stuck in the senate. >>it was blocked by democrats in the united states senate. >>the issue has turned into a political battle. democrats are opposing the really package unless it includes more money for puerto rico, something republicans call unnecessary. in the meantime grassley is pushing for new ways to help victims. let's continue. the bipartisan predation this week he announced a tax credit plan to help businesses pay employees even while closed. it also gives victims access to the retirement accounts help them get refor 2 weeks says he hopes his visit and images of destruction will send a message once they return time. in washington, i'm recall martin. >>as a massive snowstorm continues across a the northern part

one saturday morning in october 1957 a 14-year-old in a small farming town of, if rema, iowa woke up to found the world in a different place. the soviet union had launched beach-ball size orbit around the earth, they called it spu, the nik, fellow traveler, they were seen as technological power had beaten the united states into space. boy's name was steve bales and he was of average height with thick brown hair and glasses. mother worked in beauty parlor, father at the age of 39 had been draft intoed the u.s. army and served with the 102nd infantry division in world war ii. owned hard wire store. steve told his parents, younger brothers and anyone else who would live how angry he was that america hadn't launched satellite first. he had been interested in space ever since he was 10. when he and his father and brothers spent many summer nights sleeping outside on well-worn gray blankets, there it is. [laughter] >> in the field behind their house on the edge of town. as darkness fell, dad would point out the big deeper and nothing seemed as wonderful as universe and its mystery. that ex

. >> he has an identical twin ed oner mark who rema earth that year.t th d. wh they find? >> they found a whole range of changes including in scott's gut. in his immune system. even genetic chans. back onearth, mark a former astronaut, he experienced none of that. the question what would happen if we went on a two and a half noigs mars? >> today is my six rep day. >> reporter: from the minute he arrived on the space station, scott kelly was a test. >> we've collected a of data on our time here. >> reporter: t tests continued back on earth. how did a year s inpace affect his body? three years later, the results are in. the biggest surprise? >> 7% of my genes which is dna, rna, and h proteine now expressed themselves differently. >> reporter: in space,s kell genes suddenly became far mar active. gened related t immune responses, infla nation, and cell growth. perhaps frompace radiation exposure which increases his risk of cancer. and something else. the protective ends on his chromosomes suddenly got longer in that's good news. longer telomeres help prot