sonia: pues sí, soy joven y merezco ser feliz.

sonia, if i can start with you, for four years yeah.drive, i cannot work, i cannot claim benefits, i cannot do i cannot drive, i cannot work, i cannot claim benefits, i cannot do anything. they took away your license and is yourjob as well? yes. what happened ? they came to me in early 2014 and asked me for id, they needed to update their records and i had been there for eight years. six months later, they said we don't need you any more, we are making you redundant. i still didn't think anything about it until they took away my driving licence in 2016. i started to put it together and i thought, this is all connected. they're saying i am an illegal immigrant. technically, you came in 1975, just after the cut—off. do you think that is why they are acting like this? i didn't know about any cut—off, i didn't know. you have the paperwork? i don't know, i came as a minor tojoin my mum, dad, sister and my brother. they were born here, my mum was a citizen and my dad had the right to remain. ijust presumed i had all that because i was leaving

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sonia found a case in delhi thank you very much. a big loss yesterday for the world of electronic dance music one of its superstars d.j. a vici found dead in muscat the capital of oman the twenty eight year old swede produced one hit after another for his fans songs such as levels wake me up and hey brother the cause of his death remains on there. he produced hit after hit he won critical acclaim and he played to sellout audiences. of beachy had found fame fans and fortune but on friday the music artist whose real name was tim burgling was found dead he was just twenty eight. madonna who hired a vici to produce her last album posted on instagram so sad so tragic goodbye ideas sweet him gone too soon. to be ci had suffered from health problems including pancreatitis caused in part by heavy drinking in twenty thirty in the underwent surgery for a ruptured appendix and a blocked score bladder he spoke candidly about that time in an interview in twenty fifty. three feels like going from being normal three being like very like. him becau

tenemos a nuestra querida sonia de? sonia: republica dominicana.muy bien! las dos acertaron. sonia: estamos en la cosa. alejandro: pero, tiene mucha azÚcar y no la podemos comer en los snack. porque tiene mucha azÚcar, las dos en verde por ahora, sonia y digmar estar empatadas. va parece sana, pero posee errores como queso, dressing y por eso esta ensalada esta en la lista roja del semÁforo. una porciÓn grande puede tener hasta 900 calorÍas y siempre decimos: yo me voy a comer una ensalada... sonia: cÉsar! alejandro: muy bien, muy bien, las dos acertaron. aquÍ estÁn, estÁn en verde las dos. digmar: estÁ funcionando esto. alejandro: la pregunta nÚmero cuatro. el condimento favorito. no aporta absolutamente nada de calorÍas y le cambia el sabrÁ las comidas. estÁn vegetales, la alegrÍa de nutriciÓn del semÁforo y está en la columna verde. cuÁl será? seÑoras y seÑores, acertaron las dos. muy bien, la lima o el limÓn tambiÉn, las dos en verde. cÓmo vamos a hacer esto? esta es la pregunta del desempate. el salmÓn es una proteÍna, tiene que medir asÍ de e

sonia's caregiver can help her cope with life far from home. i mean that means you have to have dementia and they can't remember things so we tell them they're on vacation here so they don't get upset. when something it does get homesick she can come and sit in this bendy bus shelter complete with transit maps from far away switzerland sonia's happy to sit here and wait for the bus even though it never writes. it costs between seven hundred and three thousand euros a month to stay here fifty four carers look after around twenty two residents an unheard of ratio in many european countries physical therapy is a key element of daily life here the concept of caregiving is well regarded in the predominantly buddhist country which prides itself on helping people in need another motivator for staff here is a good salary between two hundred ninety and six hundred fifty euros a month. helga hails from germany's wineland her son divina has come for a visit helga who also suffers from dementia says she feels comfortable here. but this is what's your favor

sonia, samantha had three words to describe her different reactions. your case is different.n 1975 which is after the 1973 cut—off date. tell us what happened last week because they were pretty quick to pick you up? they gave me no time limit indefinite leave to remain. and a plastic card? and a card, which i haven't received yet. the lady i was with, they gave her full citizenship. a friend of yours? yes. i was quite happy because i didn't have it before but then she announced today it is for all the windrush children and the generation and everything. so i was still a bit worried because it was 1973 and i came here in 1975. but i'm sure she means what she says... we spoke to the home office who said everyone would be offered citizenship and have their fees waived, it did not matter when they came. it's hard to believe that both of you are not sorted out. what about the issue of compensation? sonia, you had your driving licence taken away, you effectively started on a path of the most appalling... in 2014 i was made redundant... and that was because, you think... i honestly

newsnight spoke to sonia williams on monday. she no longer had leave to remain in the uk, despite arriving here as a child in 1975. yesterday, the home office gave her indefinite leave to remain. i didn't need to go through this process. it should have all been done years ago. i sent in the exact same information as i did before. i took the same information in yesterday. nothing more, nothing less. so why did you put me through that? why did you make me go through all that? the embarrassment, the shame, the disgust with myself? i need to be compensated. i need to have something for all these years of misery and telling me that i'm illegal and threatening deportation and what have you not. i need to be compensated for that. it's not just sonia and others from the windrush generation who are angry. many in the conservative party believe that this scandal must now lead to policy change. in particular, the policy commitment that almost no one in the cabinet actually likes. to bring immigration down to tens of thousands. the effect o

sonia saraiya, eric deggans, thank you both ve much. >> thank you. thank you. >> woodruff: we close tonight where we began: the border. pulitzer prize-winning photojournalist john moore has been documenting and photographing life on both sides of the u.s.-mexico line for the last ten years. a collection of these images, called "undocumented," was recently released in book form.n a warning, this report contains some graphic images. >> from the border patrol agents, to the undocumented anmigrants, to immigrants who were in jail, tomembers in central america, i photographed them to show a common thread of humanity on all sidehe story. i'john moore. i'm a senior staff photographer and special correspondent for getty imag. i've been photographing along the u.s.-mexico border for almost ten years. aysically, the border are along the 2,000 mile border look very similar on the mexican ands the americes. oftentimes it's a line that was just drawn through the sand. in other places the border isy formede rio grande. but in other ways each side is entirely diffe

the capital delhi have been demanding not only justice for victims but change as our correspondents sonia on the car and i found out. now the rallying cry for people at this spot a site in new delhi responding to a spate of brutal rape places across india in recent weeks some of the victims have been as young as eight months or. one hundred you know and if i had a daughter i shudder to think. that even babies are being raped it's so scary or thought of at the center of the protest spot the money but delhi's commission of women she's been on hunger strike for the past eight days and says she wants stop until the government takes tougher measures to tackle the crisis she's demanding greater police presence on the capital streets and the death penalty for child rape it's a sentiment shared by many at the protest. they don't want the you get we need the death penalty once we have it it will definitely deter future rapists think twice before committing a crime because their very lives will be at stake we didn't figure that one out but it was a growing outrage and protests across the country se

sonia found a case in delhi thank you very much. in the going is league of mercy mentioned coach tita heckling has called on his players to put on a display of attacking football in a game against last night and they took that appeal to help push on a dominant performance in front of their home fans. an exciting friday night was ahead for these young black fans as their scores of the teams out onto the pitch but not in their wildest dreams could they have expected what was to come eight minutes eight of the deadlock was already broken. caps and lost in the last thing on servos but back pasta smashing his sixth goal of the season. more woeful defending so the foals double their lead. rafael was on hand to convert the rebound from joining us who for months blocked shots. but the hosts left their most spectacular goal for last christophe comma took advantage of a lapse in concentration from the balls but defense three know the final school and the fans all around a lot but when the second home game on the bounce and boost their hopes o

sonia found a guy who is in delhi so any of the indian cabinet approved the death penalty for child rapists today after an emergency meeting called by the prime minister narendra modi why the rush on this now and what does it mean. you're right i mean it is really rushed and this is literally the most of the meeting of course within literally hours of prime minister narendra modi returning today from his fight the trip abroad so that really underlines how urgent it was and i think you know the background to this is that the government of the ruling elite of the party compliments criticism and is on the intense fire for failing to do what many say is trying to do an architect of crimes against women there's also been a lot of international criticism by mr never in of all the compared to fix criticism over his dealings response to the problem and you know this is basically focused on two long running rate cases in the northern city to crush me and one in the northern states but that the bish and in both those cases leaders of the ruling the g.p.u. were seen to be shielding the reapers and pic

sonia has been there, dr. jones have been there. like i've been here.aking, absurd about, photographing, and generally being inundated by the glory of the familistic gathering since 1986. when they started out with margaret alexander, of course, john o. as mia and margaret referred to john oliver, john o. -- and on and on and on. margaret borough i'm receiving today is named used to say to me in atlanta or boston or new york whenever we were -- early the first morning after a conference began boy, take me to a good will store. everybody who knew her we all knew that she wanted you to take her to the good will. but what we knew was that perhaps the single most important institution bill in our cultural suicide community arts center 1937 were richard wright katherine dunham and others hung out to do a museum or african-american history 1962. where you name it come out -- shall i mention others, but margaret, margaret, with yeah one of the most important if not the most important most important -- institution bill take me to the good will. long distance wa

sonia guadalupe, madre salvadoreÑa viaja con su hija lupita de 11 aÑos, a ella aparte de no tener posibilidadesa un equipo de 25 personas entre ellas varios abogados de inmigraciÓn, que llegaron de estados unidos, realizaron talleres de asesorÍa en puebla. querÍan que los migrantes supieron lo que pueden enfrentar. >> estamos dando la informaciÓn, tal vez los van a separar en la frontera. si son menores de edad los van a mandar a un albergue, si no estÁn casados los van a separar. todas las opciones que se necesita para que una persona haga una sesiÓn informada. pedro: esta madre hondureÑa trae a tres hijos y estÁ muy desilusionada. quiere entregarse a inmigraciÓn? >> sÍ, lo vamos a hacer de la manera mÁs decente, para no maltratar a los niÑos. pedro: si bien las malas noticias los desmoralizados no han dado su brazo a torcer, dijo esta otra migrante que trae a una niÑa de 11 aÑos. >> so no tengo la posibilidad pero de igual forma vamos a tratar de llegar a un acuerdo con el gobierno, si pueden ellos, si aceptan mi peticiÓn. pedro: a pesar de las malas noticias que recibieron la mayorÍa de los

so you're from basel sonia who has dementia has lived here for two years.and what are you doing here. in real time on vacation. that's nice he's only had a career as a flight attendant thailand is her final stop but she doesn't realize it. but you live here now. yes but just for a few days. sonia's caregiver can help her cope with life far from home. oh. yeah they have to mention. they can't remember things so we tell them they're on vacation here so they don't get upset. when suddenly it does get homesick she can come and sit in this band bus shelter complete with transit maps from far away switzerland sunny is happy to sit here and wait for the bus even though it never rides. it costs between seven hundred and three thousand euros a month to stay here fifty four carers look after around twenty two residents an unheard of ratio in many european countries the physical therapy is a key element of daily life here the concept of caregiving is well regarded in the predominantly buddhist country which prides itself on helping people in need another motivator for

joining us to talk about this reboot is sonia saraiyv critic for "variety," and npr's eric deggans. welcome to both of you. eric, first, 25 million is a huge number these days. why do you think the interest? what do you think it's tapping into? >> i actually thought a bunch o differends came together in one huge result. people have en looking at the cities where the show seemed to rate back, and they've noticed that a lot of the cities are in the middle of the country, and i ceainly think there was a sense that people tuned in hoping to see a depiction of themselves that they don't often see on teolevision where pple in the middle of the country and people who might be working class are treated wi respect and treated as if, you know, they have -- th're not treated like caricatures. but i also think abc promoted this show vey the heavily. it was one of tv's most popular shows when it was on. and so a lot of these trends came togetheto create a show that was very popular when it aired. >> woodruff: sonia you say the draw of seeing a show acknowledge that people who disagree are still

society good to get your perspective sonia shot in washington thank you we've got plenty more ahead on this new sound law in the long. long south africa's former president jacob zuma remains defiant after hearing in court on corruption. squaring off in hungary a liberal american billionaire with hungary and roots tries to counter the nationalist president. and later installed peter will tell us the ramifications that a mixed martial law star is facing this attack in new york. told us they have a first the u.s. is striking at russian president vladimir putin's inner circle with another round of sanctions the hit list includes seven of the country's most influential business men the white house says it is responding to an ongoing pattern of harmful behavior is our white house correspondent kimberly how could. for weeks relations between the united states and russia have been deteriorating but this time for russian president vladimir putin's it's personal on friday the administration of u.s. president donald trump announced its third action in his many weeks against key allies of putin in

tell me what do you mean sonia. tons a little body coke it then when it leaves the. men here on john has never known life without the threat of north korea the graduate student says the time he served in the military gave them greater empathy for his neighbors as the familial ties between the north and south grow farther apart people in his generation feel less invested in the idea of or unification their priorities are landing jobs in a competitive economy where youth employment is just shy of ten percent in my primary school we had lots of talks with north korea and we were educated we do you mean if patients and those korean lifestyle and then when i. became one with the school student. there were lots of major provocations from north korea in high school we were exposed to those korean military provocations more dan. the talks with north korea well tell me what you learned about north korea growing up my parents were very sympathetic to north korea and they thought they were very one national police think then my peers so when i found like my peers my friends or.

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free to express their opinion in the small town you disagree with the majority so much as from the sonia. and a tweet about being happy to participate at the election in hungary i mean a record turnout smiley face a hungry national flags that. will now look. incredible victory again for the fifth time what is possible today as actually do. well the short answer is basically everything the smiley face was. attached to my failing that. my compatriots were really going into a record number i would say since ninety ninety so it's around seventy percent of turnout so the smiley face went through it and well many commentators. influencers or political scientists raise the issue that the higher turns out turnout. favors the opposition well it's was just totally the contrary because the mobilization campaign and the laws they spike fetus was a stunning success let me just mention that. it was quite probably find made that the fetus had only two or two point two million walthers this is their base which couldn't be enlarged well according to the final results the water the waters are about exactl

let's talk to sonia livingstone, professor of social psychology at the london school of economics, who'schild ren's experiences of online risk. what is the youngest age children are using this? nine or ten and half of them have their own profile. by teenage, they are all on it. it depends on the age but it is widespread. they feel there is a lot of positive experiences but what is the negative experiences and the downstairs —— downsides to using social media? what the research shows is the risks are varied and quite diverse. people are worried about it and worried about cyber bullying, the amount of hate and hostility and what we might call reputation damage that they see. some of them and counter this on social media. there is worry about sexting and pornography. the benefits are really great. people don't want to log off and turn away from its completely. they and their pa rents would from its completely. they and their parents would like it to be differently managed and better support from the social media companies. is there a real established correlation between the use of social me

earlier, i spoke to sonia livingstone, professor of social psychology at the london school of economicses the risks to children online. well, children are now beginning to use social media in britain from the age of about nine or ten. and by 11 or12, age of about nine or ten. and by 11 or 12, about half of them have their own profile. and of course, by teenage, they are pretty much all on it. so it depends on the age, but it is pretty widespread phenomenon. and obviously, they feel there are a lot of positive experiences from social media, but from your point of view and your research, what some of the negative and the downsides of children as young as that using social media? children as young as that using social media ? well, children as young as that using social media? well, i think what the research shows is that the risks are quite varied and quite diverse. but of course, people are worried about it, young people themselves are worried about cyber bullying, they are worried about the kind of amount of hate and hostility and what we might call reputation damage that they see and t

do not want to be seen as a pro minority you're pro minority party list which the the party back in sonia gandhi had claimed a couple of months ago on a platform that she did not want congress to be seen as a pro minority party and fortunately an incident as gruesome as a streak of if you build goal has been engulfed in ideas in an innocent think i guess of nationalism and religion and if if it all if both the congress and to be chippy really need to take us forward in two thousand and nineteen they need to take a strong stand in india we talk about women being worshipped as goddesses is this how you treat your government. this is what happens when you don't go is read it takes two days and this this read this republican jeopardy you know if it took three months underscore the members of the ruling party and opposition party to actually speak among us on the media outreach we are coming towards the end of the program so just because i just ask all three of you to keep your next dance is quite brief please spend it ajuga time thirty four case thirty four thousand cases of rape rape has gon

acquitted by a un court after he was diagnosed with cancer but that verdict now being partly overturned sonia explains he had spent more than eleven years at the hague taking a belligerent stand at the tribunals investigating war crimes in the former yugoslavia it. is a man without remorse. the serbian ultranationalist was acquitted two years ago of committing crimes against humanity but on wednesday a un court reversed that decision. finds mr socials criminally responsible and imposed a sentence of ten years in prison in absentia. despite the court's verdict he remains unrepentant speaking from belgrade after the ruling shesh l. told al jazeera that he would do it all over again. or preparing to be even more active in political life preparing to repeat all my war crimes and crimes against humanity. amid the bloodshed of the war shesh else extremis politics played a role in inflaming the persecution and violence against non serbs in the former yugoslavia an attempt to fulfill his vision of a greater serbia his original trial was beset histrionics and delays and he was eventually granted provi

not only is tonya a mentor to sonia, rick was a mentor to me. i learned a lot about business. i learned a lot about friendship. i saw the pride in his generational family. missed by many here in washington, d.c., in the salinas valley, around the country, and certainly as a family man, brian and jeffrey, i know that they are going through tremendous pain as are anthony and natalie. he thought the world of his family and employees. i now yield to mr. kosta for any remarks he may have. mr. costa: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i join with congressman jeff denham and congressman yimmy panetta -- jimmy panetta to celebrate a life well lived. rick was truly an icon in not only californiaonly caornia he was a leader. rick and tonya always put their family first and what a family it was. to be a part with them, with their children and with his father, bob. i have fond, fond memories. over the years working together on public policy affecting california agriculture. they farmed not just in the salad bowl but in the san joaquin valley. their efforts to bring value added and innova

sonia shot is a political analyst and journalist specializing in lesson america she says despite facing jail time will continue to be a positive symbol for many brazilians what we are seeing now is divide that brazil and why because her brazil lawyer is a symbol he was setting he said gender like and trying to improve the life of the poor people it was a socially so janda but what happened he what he became a symbol in brasil not just money in brazil because he was her global fee you also but that is another symbol related to what i see and this is corruption too and in some ways seems that the justice in brazil they are trying to set their records three in say that the nobody is a ball they are low there are some people who are suspicious in saying that this is a political movement because lula da silva is a front runner. in the next her coming elections in october so he was a most likely to win the elections in brazil so if this is in this in this regard they are to proceed sions embassy and that's why we see what we we are seeing now all these protests and the all these her movements

thank you for that sonia. verging is under way in montenegro as presidential election longtime leader miller to kind of h. has never lost an election and is favored to win in his ruling democratic party of socialists of dominates upon. six on within twenty five years he favors closer ties with europe rather than traditional ally moscow last year the country went against russia and joining nato. it is a centuries old our form that was once one of hong kong's most popular forms of entertainment but cantonese opera struggling to engage the next generation the tradition is considered a unique parts of hong kong's identity and industry diehards are determined to keep it alive so talk reports. after sixty years designing and creating traditional head dresses chan caulk yarn is considered a grandmaster in cantonese opera these days he spends less time creating and more time teaching to educate the next generation to appreciate this traditional art. the audience is mostly in their fifty's or sixty's i hope that we hav

by organizing an illegal referendum in october sunday goes outside the supreme court in madrid so sonia house is expected to play out today. well we've already seen this morning is the former head of the castle and regional police force. just a loose top battle already attending. a hearing in the national courts. really all that's been confirmed is that he will be facing charges of sedition. and criminal organization related to the illegal referendum in october we're expecting now this. leaders from the most prominent leaders of the. cultural associations who are fundamental in organizing that illegal referendum. sancerre and get us to be appearing at the national court today and tomorrow and what will be happening really is underlining what is already has already been put out there which is that they will be most likely facing charges of rebellion that is a sentence which carries a lot more weight that they could face up to thirty years in prison for that as opposed to charges of sedition which carries a lesser sentence of a maximum ten years in prison but this is really this is really

it was inside that briefing and is live for us in the hague sonia what sort of evidence was presented to back up this claim that the duma attacks were stage. well so far in this briefing really all they've been able to do so far is to vehemently deny that both the russian the russian ambassador. and the syrian representative at the a.p.c. w. stating that it's possible that syria had gotten rid of its chemical weapons stockpile that it had never conducted a chemical attack on its own people and that it had worked in fact with the a p c w two be able to get rid of its stockpile and instead said that they in fact other organizations terrorist organizations that called them that had indeed been stockpiling their own chemical weapons outside of syria bringing them into the country and using them instead and so far also what we've been managing to see in this in this press conference as well as a sort of a video. as well of and photographs of what the russians and syrians say is evidence that these were staged attacks it's very difficult to tell this because we only have there were to go of

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. >> altan: sonia parras represented some of the workers. they told her they had been recruited from mexico, gone to debt, and were being threatened when they complained. >> it wasn't until we started unraveling all these multi-layers of victimization that we realized that some of these victims were also victims of human trafficking. >> altan: decoster ande glessner wver charged with labor trafficking, but they were inth convicted of charges related to the hof illegal workers. you pled guilty to harboring aliens. what does that mean? >> you know what the problem was? you had people that were working under one name, okay? you could say they're undocumented, using forged cards or whatever, and then the next minute they got legal somehow. but i guess basically, they felw i should've that they were illegal and allowed them to work still. so i guess you call that harboring. >> altan: so did... you pled guilty. did you know? >> mmm... >> the recall has grown to more than 500 million eggs... >> altan: then in 2010, a salmonella outbreak sickened an

and said it was suspect, ben shapiro was able to speak on campus, they charged a higher fee than for sonia sotomayor or in the same venue. she is allowing that case to proceed as well. i told the judge we are in front of her and after we go back to the ninth circuit i don't expect this case to resolve except the judge asked us to go with magistrates and. we went to the settlement conference and we will see if the university agrees to our proposed speech policy. nobody is interested in massive damage or anything like that, we want a level playing field of conservatives and liberals and i keep telling my liberal friends you don't want the flipside happening but they don't see it that way. after i mentioned on national news the aclu is nowhere to be found the aclu issued a statement supporting the lawsuits condemning our speakers. one more point. one of the big battlegrounds is what for him are we talking about, a public forum has very broad speech protection, designated public forum has less so and there is limited public forum or nonpublic forum. literally for hours of argument in the motio

. >> reporter: laura knightley vice president of union bay, his wife sonia and the kids to not and saucyssing persons post showing the family was believed to be in the klamath woods national park area. >> they were looking forward to this trip. it is unlike them not to have returned home. >> reporter: no one has heard from them since thursday. what is concerning on friday a vehicle similar to the marin honda pilot was seen going into the eel river. witnesses said that vehicle was swept down the river so swollen due to heavy rains in the area. >> saturday is my birthday. it was unusual she did not call . >> they are nice people. very sweet. >> reporter: that is matt lemus. he lives across the street om the family. he offered his security video to help identify their car. on that video . >> i saw the mom and daughter come home and they took the trash cans in. five minutes later, they left. that's it. >> reporter: now as neighbors and friends wait for word of the search going up north, >> i am word they are not home yet. their communication their calls go straight to voicemail for both of t

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. >> i also heard justice ginsburg speak several years ago after sonia sotomayor had been appointed to the court. many of the male lawyers that appear before the court would confuse them. [laughter] they would call ginsburg justice o'connor and vice versa, but they said once there was a third woman on the court -- so it is a wonderful story. and also do you know is she particularly close to sotomayor or kagan? linda: she and kagan have been friends for decades and used to was the source of many of her clerks when kagan was in harvard. so yeah, kagan credits ginsberg with changing the world so that she could rise, which she did. and there are stories about sotomayor. ruth bader ginsburg wrote a her favorite client. those of the letters. that's the henry james moment. i was interviewing steven and he said if i'm going to answer that question, i better check with one of the letters that i got from ruth. [laughter] i was like letters? in her letter to steven one of the 200 plus letter it is that i have in my computer. some of which i shared with you in this book. she said she was very glad

we have sonia lender with more, senior analyst and lead auditor of -- lead author of the study.ere you surprised by anything? >> we actually see consistently elevated products. >> strawberries on the top of that dirty dozen list. should we go organic? >> i always go organic. not only are there the pesticides but the production in california is associated with a lot of pesticides as well. >> how many did you look at to determine these results? >> we based on the usda testing which analyzed thousands of roots and vegetables samples. these are products that had been carefully selected and watched and in many cases peeled before tested for pesticides. make -- we find that 70% of conventionally grown hats pesti drew watson. >> we are looking at the good list. why do these see less pesticides and the ones on the dirty dozen list? >> from year to year there is very few pesticides on these clean 15 crops, perhaps because of the way that they are grown. it can be from the protective outer peel that you take off before you eat it. these are consistently food that you can find, conventiona