misremembering, taylor, involves sanitizing and taming who martin king was.i have raised the subject before and will raise it again. you and i have discussed this before, certainly in our private conversations, about whom martin martin king really was. you can do that with holidays, and i support all of them, but i have said before that i am fearful of what will happen this year and as we start the journey, over the next five minutes, commemorating selma, montgomery, the girls killed in the church, and the voting rights act, and the civil rights act -- i am concerned that we will get so caught up in the pomp and circumstance of celebration that we misremember. one of my friends says "accidentally on purpose." butelebrate this monument, we never really come to terms with the radical believes that martin kaymer really had about how to turn this country around. reallymartin -- we never come to terms with the radical really that martin king had to say about how to turn this country around. >> there is an effort to sanitize any historical icons, whether it be geor

so, you need to think about how you're going to deal with sanitation. options are fairly simple. we recommend a set up if you're able to stay in your building or your house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl. and once it's used, you take a little bit of our bleach which we talked about earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely, make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside, and wait for instructions on how that will be disposed by the puc. be very cognizant and very aware of cleanliness and making sure that you have either wipes or other cleaning solutions to make sure that folks are able to wash up after dealing with the sanitation issue. >> great. so, thank you so much maryellen for coming and helping us out here. and thank you all for joining us on building san francisco and >> good afternoon. i'm the chief building inspector with the department building inspection. welcome to our brown bag lunch series. this is the regular third thursday of every mon

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they confessed to putting hand sanitizer in her mug twice. she did start to feel sick and didn't know why. >> my stomach was bothering me. and i had a temperature. i was just -- exhausted. by the time i got home. >> the teenagers are facing felony charges of attempted poisoning. doctors say it can be lethal. the sanitizer was 65% ethol alcohol, the same as a 130 proof drink. >> new at 4:00 a subway rider being hailed as a hero for jump together rescue of a man that fell on the tracks. you can see the victim walking distracted off the platform. a man waiting for a train jumped into action, climbed down there and only had minutes before the next train rolled into the station. >> i was rolling underneath. like where you stand. >> chris shouted to personnel to shut down the southbound line. he kept the man's head, and neck stable until firefighters arrived to move him off the tracks. >> that is really courageous. >> new revelations about the shroud of tourent. >> i'm michael finney. today q and a is just ahead. you can contact me on facebook.com/

if governments can put water sanitation as a priority, there are many other countries where it could be made much more available quite easily through the aquifers already there. >> we will have more in the coming hours, including -- >> the reservoirs of met -- of -- the -- are drying up reservoirs here are drying up. i will tell you why the plight .f farmers is becoming dire >> the secretary-general of the arab league has told eric -- al jazeera that syrian states are arming rebel fighters. is the first official to publicly confirm what has long been suspected. >> no one knows who is providing the arms. what i see is that provided arms and ammunition have started with certain countries to serious. it is normal the other side would seek it. tolds the arab league them they should feel free to do so? ,> they said all assistance including military -- >> the un is preparing to send a team into syria to investigate claims of chemical warfare. both sides have accused each other of using the weapons in an attack near aleppo this week. our diplomatic editor, james bays, has been following tha

spoke, at the end of his life in memphis, and on the last evening of his life he's speaking to sanitation workers. and we have to remember that by calling him a civil rights leader, it doesn't quite encompass why he would be in memphis leading a strike of sanitation workers. but he performed the role that he had performed so often in his life. he inspired the strikers by telling them their labor struggle was connected to the historic labor struggle throughout the world. he said that despite the world being all messed up -- and this is a time of riots in many places -- he drew attention to the positive aspects of what was happening in the world, finding solace in this panoramic view of world history. and he went through all of world history and he said, if i had a chance to live at any point in the history of humanity, when would i choose? he went through the renaissance, he went through the reformation and all these different periods. and he said, if i had a chance to speak to the almighty and say, if you allow me to live just a few years in the second half of the 20th century, i will be

now, i say sanitized, the can urriculum that the marines walked into was soviet era can urriculum. what the soviets had done, and if you want to change a community or you want to change a country, you focus on the education system. and this was indicative in the can urriculum. you would see ak 47's and it would go through the whole nomenclature of ak 47's and it was k through 3 can urriculum. so the marines would grab that and substitute our stuff, which was focus on reading and writing. of course we facilitated the distribution of korans because this is an islamic country. initially we focused on brick and morter construction, renovation, after about a generation of violence you can beat these schools were destroyed. if we needed to build new ones, we certainly did, but we always made sure the afghans understood they had the ultimate responsibility of maintaining this once we leave. finally, girls in school. as i mentioned, literacy rate was 20 percent. that was country-wide. in southwest afghanistan that literacy rate was women was 8 percent. so you have to work very hard to get

. >>> sanitation workers just went on strike. lorraine blanco just arrived at a waste management facility in oakland and i understand hundreds of workers are walking the picket line. >> reporter: the protestors have been out here since 3:00 a.m. this morning. you can see they have quite a turnout here at the 98th avenue location in oakland. hundreds of union workers from the international long shore and warehouse union. they want better wages and safer work conditions. we just talked with one man who worked for waste management for 23 years. he tells us it's not easy to give up a whole days wages but he says this is an important fight. >> it's a struggle for them. this job is dangerous. you have to be very careful not to get hurt. it's a struggle but they are fed up. we're just fed up and we're going to continue to do this until they finally respect us. >> reporter: waste management employees are protesting at three locations today. this is a look at the san leandro facility on davis street. union workers are also protesting at t

. >>> sanitation workers just went on strike.ine blanco just arrived at a waste management facility in oakland and i understand hundreds of workers are walking the picket line. >> reporter: the protestors have been out here since 3:00 a.m. this morning. you can see they have quite a turnout here at the 98th avenue location in oakland. hundreds of union workers from the international long shore and warehouse union. they want better wages and safer work conditions. we just talked with one man who worked for waste management for 23 years. he tells us it's not easy to give up a whole days wages but he says this is an important fight. >> it's a struggle for them. this job is dangerous. you have to be very careful not to get hurt. it's a struggle but they are fed up. we're just fed up and we're going to continue to do this until they finally respect us. >> reporter: waste management employees are protesting at three locations today. this is a look at the san leandro facility on davis street. union workers are also protesting at the alt

as you can imagine with that mean people out here there are concerns about sanitation. it is unsightly because it is not hidden in the brush and it's in the wide open and there's also concerns about potential increase in crime. >> i can sit here and call them bad names. i'm not going to do that. the police have been good. san jose police. we've not had any problems out here. crime hasn't gone up. usually by the time it gets past dark everyone goes in. i guess we're in our own little community. >> reporter: the police have told the mercury news they have not seen an uptick of crime with these people moving into this area, this patch of land. nonprofits reportedly have been out here to offer them help. as you can see scott daniel who we just heard from is packing up right now. i asked him why don't you go to a shelter. he said shelters are too rigid when it comes to rules. you don't have as much freedom and you can't bring all your stuff in there. you can see he's got a lot of items and if you want to go to a shelter you have to get rid of that and that's not what he want

>> james huntley's the union president for traffic and sanitation enforcement.s jimmy justice to let up. >> basically, traffic enforcement agents are doing a job, a hard-working job for the city of new york. i'm disappointed that a new yorker doesn't understand what a traffic agent goes through every day. >> so you don't even know the laws. >> jimmy won't deny he treats law enforcement with contempt. and he won't make any apologies. >> you broke the law! i'm treating them in the same way that they treat the public. they treat civilians with such disdain, i have to go at them in the exact same way. >> take, for example, this guy who threatens to hold jimmy for videotaping. >> otherwise, i have to call somebody. i'm going to let you go. >> call whoever you want. >> he's trying to intimidate me. he's trying to tell me that i'm not allowed to videotape him. >> can i see your i.d., please? >> who are you? >> i'm an agent. i'm authorized. you're making movie, okay? >> show me the badge. i want to see it. >> sir, i want to see your camera first. >> and he's asking me t

not to mention the hand sanitizers that don't have alcohol, that is still controversial, some peoplehy because we're using hand sanitizer on our hands rather than washing our hands. >> john: where are we seeing the biggest problems with the drug resistant bacteria. >> in the big city we overuse antibiotics, so we see resistant resistant. >> john: so it's a world problem problem. >> and in the rural areas, they don't have antibiotics so they die from the diseases. if you go to the rural area they don't have the medicine. if go to the city, they were they have the resistence. >> john: as they work on new drugs how long before we see results. >> there are a lot of stuff in the pipeline that is maybe two or three years away, but guess what, if you get the fda and the cdc and the rest of the government agencies, then the pharmaceutical companies together that's like herding cats. it's not going to happen. it looks like now because another of our neighbors over in england, they decided to make it a national issue so now i think we got to pick up with those joneses and make it a national is

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i think, more dangerous than hand sanitizer. an interesting fact.eing gracious about this. she doesn't know why the kids would do this, hard to get into an adolescent brain. she said, she teaches math. kids don't want to be in her classroom. all she is hoping out of this people learn that teachers are to be appreciated and respected. i hope she feels better. >> hear, hear. me too. >>> public health investigators in oklahoma are telling 7,000 dental patients they better be tested for serious illnesses including hiv and hepatitis. their dentist under investigation in what may be an extraordinary betrayal of trust. abc's david wright has more. >> reporter: dr. w scott harrington has been practicing oral surgery for 36 years most recently in this tulsa, oklahoma, medical building. authorities are now concerned he may have exposed thousand of his patients to potentially deadly infections. >> the instruments that came out the autoclave were horrible. i wouldn't let my nephews play with them in the dirt. they were horrible. they had rust on them. >> report

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a new york city sanitation truck did more than just plow snow earlier this week. it also plowed into some parked cars along the way. surveillance video caught the truck sideswiping the vehicle causing scrapes and bumps. the owners thought they were a victim of vandalism until the surveillance tape surfaced. >>> a texas teenager is lucky to be alive after his car plunged off the top deck of a five story parking garage. police say the teen was racing another car when he drove off and said he would have likely been killed had he not been wearing a seat belt. >>> back to florida where a robbery suspect head butted a police officer as he was being handcuffed. the man was immediately pushed to the ground, had his ankles tied and lifted into the back of the police cruiser. >>> take you to california. this one's a head-scratcher. two people fled the scene after crashing the lamborghini the purchased that same day. the nearly 250,000 sports car was simply left in the middle of the street. dealer plates and all. how could you do that to such a car? >>> and in kentucky you c

>> schools are closed and food is running out and water is making people very 6 because of the sanitation system that is broken down. the children and families, crossed the border in a dangerous journey and they are exhausted and scared. they're ending up in camps like this. >> after two years of war, many state institutions and communal services have broken down. it is prompting concerns that the rebels have been taking advantage of the vacuum, by attacking civilians and stealing from them. some local leaders are trying to unite to bring some, stability. >> an attempt at law and order in a land controlled by rebel forces with the syrian state no longer exist and there. this is an investigation into a criminal case and it's run by religious committee made of lawyers and local leaders. >> the case is about money. we have limited capabilities but we managed to find the group making phony money. >> in another room, the same committee has a more civil role. this rebel fighter is signing a marriage contract with his wife, his fourth wife. >> it is a historic day. this is the day of my marriage

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police say the 13-year-olds confessed to putting hand sanitizer in jane miller's teacups at least twice says she didn't taste it but she presumes that it led to a fever, stomach aches and exhaustion. the students are facing felony attempted poisoning charges. >>> all right, to a man in philadelphia. six months ago, he's being honored for his showing brotherly love. watch this as one man strangely walks right off the subway platform. here it comes then chris konopple swings into action jumping on to the tracks -- >> he didn't think twice. >> he walked off. but the other guy, the good xhar tan called for help. the trains were stopped. eventually firefighters got down there and pulled had him to safety. the man says he cannot imagine not helping out. >> being called a hero although he says -- >> he says he's not a hero. what else would you do? in some respects he's right but some people wouldn't do that so good for him. >>> all right, listen to this, i like this one. it can be tough fending for yourself in the california wild so when a bear found a home cooked meal -- how he got through a

reality of jihad, and this is our way of sort of leapfrogging over the media who whitewashes and sanitizesand alerting the american people to what is the gravest national security threat our nation faces. >> do you see it's pamela's right to put up the billboards. >> i will say on the homophobic remarks, we could take these ads and it could be about any of the faiths that have similar if not identical views on homosexually, but what i am troubled by is her obsession and fascination with the islam and with american muslims. why is it that none of the remarks are by american muslims? we have plenty of national organizations and prominent muslim americans in the country who have not publicly stated any anti-gay -- as a matter of fact, the lbt community is one of our largest supporters. i believe we live in the united states and everybody deserves the same rights i have and i will never take away rights for somebody if i am fighting for the rights of my community, i am troubled and i want to question the -- >> christian and jews are not killing people. my obsession with is life and the repeate

. >> some 2 million people in europe do not have access to proper water and sanitation services today. activists worry this number will rise if there is not an urgent change of direction. >> well, let the berlin wall stand -- that is what many residents of berlin are now demanding. >> a real estate developer wants to tear down part of the largest remaining segment of the berlin wall to make way for luxury apartments. >> it is part of a bitter debate in this country -- how much of the east german communist past should be preserved and how much should be remembered? on friday, german lawmakers put that topic up to debate. >> the berlin wall fell almost 24 years ago. but he assured in the end of east germany, which was followed by reunification, but the crimes of the communist dictatorship should not be forgotten, german lawmakers say. >> human rights were trod upon. hundreds of thousands of citizens were spied on. dissidents and critics of the regime were arrested and harassed, some just for wanting to leave the country. >> people today are fascinated by stories from the time, by the bo

gloves, eye protection, and masks and sanitation and hand washing and who among us don't have a nick or a cut on their hand and are you going to touch someone's blood and your in tac skin will protect you from most ilknows. however, if you have a cut on your hand you have a path for infection to get inside of you and you want a pair of latex gloves -- several pairs of glo gloves that you can put on and change as you go from patient t patient hopefully and at least wash your hands and disinfect your hands between patient contacts and the eyes are like an open wound and path to get into your body and glasses and take the old glasses and throw them in your kit and you have something to wear and face mask and of course dust and dirt and all of these disasters throw up dust and dirt and especially in a dryer season and push comes t shove a band da bandana. and after a disaster is not the time to let your hygiene slip and it's a time to tighten it u and communitycable diseases and if it's wet and not yours don't touch it. gloves and every patient contac and don't touch blood and it's good

ireland lane was burned last month when static electricity ignited residue from hand sanitizer and olivel. says she's feeling well and has a simple message to everyone sending her cards and gifts. >> thank you for everything. >> reporter: ireland has had two skin grafts since being burned and if this wasn't traumatic enough she's also a cancer survivor. >>> health warning to get ready to tear in a plate of bacon or sausage, a new study finds eating processed meats like hams, hot dogs and bacon is linked to dying early. experts think it's because of the preservatives used in the meat. >> no. >> bacon is bad for you. >> i had no idea. >> made me think twice. >>> well, a judge in connecticut has ruled competitive college cheerleading is not a sport. his ruling came in a lawsuit filed by women's volley ball players at quinnipiac university. the school wanted to drop their sport and replace it with a competitive cheerleading squad but that doesn't meet title 9 requirements because among other reasons competitive cheering is not recognized by the ncaa. >>> as for some sports that are definitel

man: the water infrastructure is vital for disease protection, fire protection, basic sanitation, economic development, and for our quality of life. man: you just can't visualize all the assets that are under our feet. we have about two million miles of pipe in this nation. if you're walking around in an urban area, you're probably stepping on a pipe. man: our grandparents paid for, and put in for the first time, these large distribution systems. woman: and in many cases, it's not been touched since. man: we're at a critical turning point. much of that infrastructure is wearing out. narrator: our water infrastructure is made up of complex, underground systems that function continuously. these 10 locations take a look at the history, design, and challenges of our water infrastructure systems. each one represents a small part of what's at stake on a national scale. but understanding the challenges starts with understanding the value of the three basic systems. generations of americans have never experienced living without a constant, unlimited supply of water delivered straight to the tap, o

tulsa health officials say the sanitation conditions inside this building where dr. scott harrington works as an oral surgeon were horrifying. >> when we left, the investigators were physically sick. and i have seen a lot of bad stuff over the years. >> reporter: the health officials say as many a 7,000 patients in the last six years might have been exposed to hiv as well as hepatitis b and c. health officials say he treated a higher prop lags of patients with those illnesses. when investigators inspected the tools and equipment in the office, what they discovered was disturbing and unsanitary. >> the instruments that came out of the autoclave were horrible. they had rust on them. >> reporter: at least one patient was infected by hepatitis c from treatments in the office. a sense of up ease is spreading. patients are receiving letters, urging them to get tested. >> the magnitude and the unknown length of time that the practices may have occurred have prompted public health to begin systematic notification of dr. harrington's patients and recommend testing for hiv, he

a chair even what looks like some kind of sanitizing hand jealousy later in the video you can hear what sounds like actual intense shelling at some point really the only defense these silly makeshift weapons certainly many of civilians on the ground won't find this funny especially with the international community finally realizing the fact that sending more arms especially lethal arms could worsen an already dire situation most recently germany's foreign minister warning against sending arms to militants in syria saying that such a measure would broaden the conflict in the country and throughout the region and bill. i think it's fair to say that this might not be the last of these kind of videos we see coming out of syria and he said thanks very much indeed for that certainly scenary live in our studio here in r.t. the u.n. security council has stepped up sanctions against north korea a response pyongyang is defiant nuclear test last month a resolution for more penalties was unanimously approved by all fifteen member states well the u.s. has threatened even more harsh measures if north