an expert in toxic waste we'd all got early. freight business men and the key contract for the italian army in mogadishu jan carlo. and the fourth man in the network is none other than the then president of somalia. in one thousand nine hundred five a former president appoints the only honorary consul scotti only makes full use of his devil magic status to set up the toxic waste scam ignores the fact that in one thousand nine hundred three international treaty for bids the export of dangerous waste materials from europe to the third world. scully only toured northern italian industrial complexes he went from door to door like a common salesman to any industry that needed to rid itself of toxic waste. its destruction is expensive and he offered to do the job on the. among the industrialist sky baloney called on is this man a scrap metal merchant from the tour and region who only agreed to be interviewed on the condition of anonymity. said they were looking for people who had a ways to get rid of its. earlier yes the problem was t

became to get presidential authorization to import toxic waste. so was there a network put in place to export toxic waste to somalia leave the ship books also no matter. they can only eat and there was no note or talk yes here i'll do this to sinbad for a lot of that you will let me tell you it was just to make money it was a fraud that i shouldn't take the money upfront and then say sorry i couldn't do anything he and he the material couldn't be shipped or some such excuse through free it's a sort of scam should be the way it works is i offer to do something for you you pay me to vance to do it but in the end it doesn't work out in the meantime i've made twenty or thirty thousand a year go for it you. let your dish will inquiry established that then somali president was also to receive his share from the toxic waste straight roughly thirty five percent of the profits. today ali money is no longer president he lives in ny. the cultural capital of kenya and refuses to speak to journalists. he does however insist that the evidence implicating him is

toxic waste played a role in this is not. the full of course for three hundred miles around here there's toxic waste still smoking all but. somehow the one who gets too close will lose consciousness. eight hundred kilometers away mogadishu is our next destination. we head for the hospital. for several years the somali doctors have been struggling to deal with numerous genetic defamations of the genitals the bladder and the urine a canal they are the typical result of exposure to dangerous chemicals. means. because you have. something. to do you have any ideas as to his. three foot. three swollen feet. in this hospital and this is because by march one thousand nine hundred four the militias had become old powerful. taliban and u.s. forces were getting ready to leave. a young italian journalist ilario albi was covering their withdrawal. drive and persistence led to larry i'll pay to uncover a completely different story one of blood fishing boats. to promote the fishing trade in somalia the italian government give trawlers to a

women do not want toxic bad metals. in their $100 skin cream. unfortunately, the government and procter and gamble was freaked out about this. then it was announceable, just a little bit of toxic metals, don't worry. they put the products back on the shelf and back on the market. china is the no. 1 growth market for procter and gamble. have quotes where she says china is no. 2 mark and going for no. 1 and do it by marketing our products to millions of villages across china. that is the mentality of the company, all about growth and convincing us that we need more products. these are also in the most toxic categories and increasingly marketed to younger and younger girls. this is an example of a 5 or 7 year old on the cover of a skin, hair relaxer. these are ratings, that is the most toxic hair relaxers and no. 1 is a kid's product. then for hair dye, younger and younger girls are getting hair dye. "new york times", girls 10 and 11 are getting their hair dyed into the salon. it used to be 15 or 16. the industry was excited. this represent as grow

and music from the airborne toxic event. >> jimmy: i'm so gegegegegegegee >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- sofia vergara. congressman manny pacquiao. diane sawyer. and music from the airborne toxic event. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, odds are, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very sweet. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. and, hey, if you're watching at home, grab your crumpets and sit down in front of the telly, it's royal wedding tonight. i'm so excited, i'm royal wetting my pants. welcome to the "jimmy kimmel live" countdown to the royal wedding prenuptial festivities. our security team is ready. right guys? there they are. and who are you dressed as, guys? they really know how to commit to a part. they do. as most of you are probably aware, coverage of the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton begins right at the end of our show here on the we

a new warning about toxic chemicals in bay area fish a large study of california sport fish tells ofry and pcb contamination. fish higher on the food chain like sharks, bass, surgeon have more of the -- surgeon have more of the toxic chemicals. >>> we are finding moderate levels of contamination, most of the areas that we have looked at, very few areas totally clean where all the fish were below all the guidelines. >> but researchers say northern california coast has relatively low concentrations of toxins in fish and encourage people to eat fish because they are a great source of protein and omega three fatty acids shoos a fish on the list with lower -- choose a fish on the list with lower toxic readings. >>> a new study shows a vast majority of women are not happy about revised guidelines regarding routine breast cancer screenings, the experts recommend women should not get routine mammograms over 40 and should only get it every two years between 50 and 74 a shift from previous recommendations of yearly mammograms for women over age 40 the survey was conducted by researchers from u

if you look up shampoos, this is the most toxic and who is at the top of the list, loreal kids' shampoo. there are many, many companies on this list that are making safer shampoos. this the first that comes up in skin deep. more companies coming out with great new products and all sorts of thing that is you didn't get in the natural space that is available. the good news is innovation, paul, the father of new chemistry. he is way too young to be the father of green chemistry. he is in his mid 40's and now teaching at yale. just got married to the woman that does the green design at yale. both programs are about a year old. the universities are finally trying to get this. amy on the right is the first chemist -- last year more women graduated than men. we have the technologies to figure this out. we need to get the billion dollar beauty companies supporting this research. of course the power of act vision, opi nail products. they are the largest seller of largest products worldwide, 70 countries. they are using -- why don't you take it out of your u.s. products. they weren't too keen on

. >>> some new warnings about toxic chemicals in bay area seafood. the fish that is safest to eat coming up. >> they're supposed to help you rev up and refuel but energy and sports drinks may be causing more harm than good. doctors orders. for kids. >>> memorial day, the unofficial beginning of summer, and it is back to winter in the bay area, we got storms brewing off the coastline, we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this afternoon.. there' >>> all bay area nursing student, a bay area nursing student mysteriously disappears over the holiday weekend. this afternoon, there is no trace of the 26-year-old. as kit doe tells us, police are combing the car she left behind and talking to people who know her. >> reporter: this is the latest photo to surface of michelle wang key lee. the missing nursing student in hayward. her sister jocelyn posted it on her blog along with a few more details about lee's car, a late model honda. she said quote, they found her car with everything in it. how can she drive? police found the honda a couple of

>> the toxic chemical found in everything from car seats to strollers. >>> i think it's about time she got thrown under the bus. she deserves it. >> nancy pelosi helped pass healthcare reform. so why are many bay area businesses in her district getting a free pass? ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the skies will part this afternoon. temperatures cool plan on 50s into half moon bay and breezy conditions. about 63 degrees in berkeley. we'll have a complete look at the forecast coming up. >>> if morning former house speaker nancy pelosi is being accused of healthcare hippocracy. she was a key figure in passing reform but businesses in her san francisco district are getting preferential treatment. health and human services has given waivers to businesses who want to opt out of program. of all the waivers doled out across the country, 20% are in pelosi's congressional district. >> if she thinks that we're just stupid to know that this is political payback, then she's got another thing coming. >> pelosi's office denies there is any favoritism involved. the healthcare act prohibits business from capping

this is a very toxic waste. you have to deal with it in a toxic waste manner. when we recently changed from arsenic treated woods, it's corroding, we saved something, but we have to look at the unintended consequences >> part of the learning about green was dealing with things like these exit signs. we made a field trip to the permit department and actually presented, robin had accumulated information on this and where it had been accepted. we anticipated an inspector would come in. there's definitely battles to be fought. >> you guys are pioneers. >> when beverly and her staff were moving to this space, there were going through a branding. we took that idea and put in it in a 3 dimensional space. it's a very identifiable from any point in the office. >> we're inside the red cube. some of the green features are the wood floor we're standing on. >> what kind of wood is this? >> this is, i believe, chestnut. >> that's the great thing about using wood. it's you'll find species and different types of wood available through fsc that aren't available any other way. >

process or whatever that would have -- that would be odor also but still be -- odorless but still be toxic? in that case, this wouldn't apply, i don't think. but i don't know how to craft a condition that would take care of a situation where that might occur. >> i don't even know -- >> yeshes perhaps a project sponsor could inform us. i'm not sure we would be aware of that. >> if you can't understand the direction i'm going in, my understanding of the odor control is it really is intended more for restaurants and where you actually can smell cooking and kind of thing coming across. where as here we have a slightly different situation. >> indeed. i think i grasp where you're going with this commissioner. just so you know, i have a finalized copy of the agreement but it has not been executed. so cannot give it to you until it has been. to let you know there are conditions in our agreement. i know these would not necessarily have to be in the conditional use authorization but there are terms in here which require us to not only have approval of the department of public health and air quality

the study points fish higher in the food chain like shark, has more of the toxic chemicals. others such as white halibut, king salmon, and white rock kroeker have lower. >> we are finding larger amount ofs contamination. there's areas that are totally clean. all the fish are below the guidelines. >> the northern california coast has relatively low, and they encourage people to eat fish because they are a great source of protein. choose the fish that has a lower toxic contamination. >> a pint size was disush turned -- disturbed what he saw. as daniel tells us, he used the leadership skills as a young marine to do something about it. >>> eight-year-old luke smith from oceanside wears his eagle mar ren uniform with great pride. >> discipline, leadership and team love. >> qualities he already possesses at a young age. while participating, luke noticed something that bothered him. >> after standing right underneath the pier, and i looked up at the flag and noticed it was all up. >> he used the leadership and team work skills to make a difference. >> dear mr. mayor. >> all of a su

we know that is a toxic name. >> there are toxic words.ump in and say it is not just his generation. when i grew up i used the n word in my community. you used it for a lot of things. i might talk about african american people in conversation with someone and use that word. i might say about the man that i'm dating that is my n word. i remember in college i had a group of african american girls that we hung with and there were two white girls that were with us all the time. one day i walked in the room and i said hey ns and they were there and everybody responded, the white girls and the black girls. >> so times are changing? >> well, i did not want to stop using it but i did stop using it at the cost of political controversy and i don't want white people saying it to me. therefore i stopped using it. >> so when someone uses the n word, when you hear somebody use the n word do you think they are ignorant? if i said the n word would you think i am ignorant? >> i listen to rap music. >> people my age just hanging, chilling whatever and we ar

we also proposed a mercury and air toxic standard for boilers. these are everything from schools to factories use coal and burn it to make power. those standards are a little more complicated because are you covering a secretary their is much larger, it is not just power plants, it's everything. so we just recently were requested, we petitioned to reconsider the rule. we agreed to do that and to stay it for a very limited period of time. we'll be announcing a schedule soon but we are committed to the rule. i know people are worried. we will finalize that rule because it's important. >> jon: what is the political pressure like in washington to not have these rules. because it seems like this is, there is an epic battle occurring beneath the surface, one of a tremendous amount of corporate money, preventing these types of rules from going into effect. what the is the type of pressure that you face. lobbyists, phone callses, at night you get, let's say, a tuna head in your bed because -- >> full of mercury. >> jon: that's what i'm talking about. wha

baby strollers and car seats full of a toxic chemical. a study out today finds that 80% of baby products contain chemical flame retardants that are either toxic or untested. some of the chemicals have been linked to an increased risk of cancer and other health issues. the study can be found today then environmental science and technology. >>> well, you can find a lot of strange things on ebay but a baby? >> you can if you dig deep enough. the police in michigan are questioning a woman who put a 2- year-old relative up for saturday. it was a bit of a joke. the 19-year-old said it wasn't meant to be taken seriously, she just wanted to see how ebay worked. the police are watching. that he received calls about the posting on monday some from as far away as california. they tracked her down after she accepted a man's tongue in cheek bid. >> she couldn't have put her ipod on ebay? why a baby? >> i think it was a joke. she was probably having a little fun. >> she's in trouble now. >> it's a relative's 2-year- old. didn't you know? i sold her. >>

we have got the two major toxic sites, we have the shipyard and the lock site. both of those toxic chemicals that are still in the ground are from earlier activities, business activities. we also have the puc, the water treatment plant, in the district. for me, the quality of the environment is very important. it is a direct relationship with the high breast cancer rates, a cancer rates in particular, but also breast cancer, and to some degree childhood obesity, there's a correlation between the environment people are growing up in. when we talk about my legislative priorities, the environment is also on that list of priorities. minimizing asthma, maintaining the asman task force, that we will keep implementing that my predecessors started, educating people on healthy lifestyles, exercise, healthy diet. we talked about the environment. it is about the food we are taking into our body, our stress level, and a component that is not often discussed as our mental health -- is our mental health. mental health and physical health factor into the environment that peopl

when toxic substances are poured into your environment daily for 30 years -- safety? hardly. 30% of tenants at parkmerced currently are seniors. are they going to benefit from this housing? no. this housing will not be affordable to most people in san francisco. we know that most people in san francisco cannot afford market rate housing or condos? who is this being billed for? obviously, not the people live in san francisco right now. that's the problem. they're asking for more gentrification by doing that. history should have taught us that lesson by now. finally, i would like to propose that the only way that we protect the rights of tenants, the only way we guarantee there's no displacement or gentrification is to reject this project. thank you. [applause] supervisor mar: thank you. i think dr. faulkner had been called previously, as well. >> good afternoon. my name is gene adams, a longtime tenant of parkmerced. my first point, compensation being offered is certainly not adequate for most of the seniors and disabled. it will have no alternative but to go homeless

. >> all of them emitted chemicals and classified as toxic or hazardous under federal laws and they can damage the brain and the lungs and the central nervous system and cause cancer. >> not just in traditional scented products. simon says those labeled green organic and natural contain the chemicals, too. >> i have not yet found a fragrance consumer product that did not emit these chemicals classified as toxic or hazardous. >> there is no law that requires manufacturers to list the fragrance ingredients or even the word fragrance on bottle partly because it is considered a trade secret and also it won't fit. >> clorox published the fragrance ingredients on the web site and the list has more than 1200 items. >> the fragrance industry is turning up its nose at simon's study. >> there is a very robust process that not only we have, but several steps in the supply chain. >> reporter: the industry also says there is no evidence that scented products cause health problems. however, toxicologist dr. todd banna has treated patients who have reported symptoms from scented products. >> right now

resident there's are worried the floods from the mississippi river have unleashed a toxic soup.c 7's steve orsensami tested the water. >> it is very nasty. it's very nasty. >> reporter: families across memphis told us they were afraid of the sludge filled flood waters that poured into their homes and were curdling in the 90-degree heat. >> i'm not scared of the snakes out here, i'm scared of the water. >> filthy. it's filthy. >> we hired two experts to take samples jks one next to a school and the second from a low income neighborhood in south memphis where the water looked clean but smelled dirty. the lab results con firmded their fears jrntion the levels of the deadly e. coli bacteria, coliform and fecal matter in the water were two times higher than any acceptable places. >> there would be a need for complete de contamination. >> why is it so high? what can we do to change that? >> reporter: on the south side of town where the water had less fecal matter than the water near the school it was still off the charts. >> i didn't know thi this it ws that tox inkjet. >> scientists

now concern over popular but toxic hair treatments makes its way to capitol hill. >>> and a 1,000 poundique stolen and recovered. what the suspected thief did that landed him behind bars t ,,,,,,,, misconduct, now have the police chief considering equipping officers with their ow >>> growing allegations of san francisco police misconduct now have the police chief considering equipping the officers with their own cameras. police chief greg suhr is looking into personal cameras to capture arrests. now, the department is going to look at several models that officers could be equipped with before going into a, say, a drug bust or other arrest that requires a search warrant. oakland officers use lapel cameras, san jose officers use a bluetooth style camera that attaches to an officer's earpiece. >>> and some other bay area headlines for you tonight. gang injunctions in north oakland and the fruitvale district will remain in place. after hours of emotional testimony, the city council agreed early this morning to keep funding those injunctions. the bill for enforcing them runs about $760,000.