employees in the us are the chairperson the gent wasn't like us here but he mentioned union carbide we should just clarify it it's an american company this was an indian subsidiary do you think enough international attention was given to the disaster when it happened absolutely it got a lot of attention. media attention has been sustained for the last 35 years so there is the not just of media international media attention in fact there are many of global organization that continue to fight for justice and they continue to . make donations in fact there is a clinic that is treating the survivors of the families that were affected even today so international tension has been there my need people's individual small donations have come in that sustains and activists have been honored but justice continues to elude them because people look bede we did this after decades people literally 95 percent of people got about $500.00 kids of that's how bad it was we've been looking at some of the images while you've been speaking. to think it's safe to say in the aftermath of that but even bearing

the company responsible union carbide has never faced prosecution but it did you agree a $470000000.00 payout in 1989 campaigners say the company which is now owned by dow chemicals must pay much more in compensation including to the families whose children have been born with brain damage and with disabilities the people are waiting for the appropriate health care the standard medical treatment protocol is needed that's not yet available and finally in some ways the most important question is whether the justice. the question many have been asking for 35 years and still it seems there is no. joining me for more is the rights not danger and activist working with survivors of the bhopal tragedy she joins me now from bhopal russia not good to have you on the program you've been working with the survivors for quite some time what other images needs. thank you for an answer eric this thing i'm going today currently this is probably the biggest ongoing corporate mass known in. and people have only gotten about $300.00 in compensation since the 'd operations missed ponselle for the disaster

city of bhopal 35 years ago in the early hours of december 3rd 1904 poisonous gas leak from a union carbide pesticides plant spreading rapidly across the city in that 1st night more than 3000 people die over the following years the number would rise to 15000 and many of the survivors they suffered as will going to collage school disorders cancer birth defects among the long list of health problems but it doesn't stop there 35 years later there's still no closure and there remains calls for adequate compensation better health care and a vault for justice. decades they have been campaigning some still living with their injuries. of is still baring their grief. that night everything was destroyed my sons and daughter in law died and my leg was amputated. i have to drag myself around these killers did not heed anything why have they not been brought to court why haven't they been hanged they are responsible for this yet. it was december 1984 when 40 tons of deadly methyl i so psion 8 known as m i c gas escaped a pesticide factory in the indian city of bhopal within the 1st few hours 3000 people

the company responsible union carbide has never faced prosecution but it did agree a $470000000.00 payout in 1989 campaigners say the company which is now owned by dow chemicals must pay much more in compensation including to the families whose children have been born with brain damage and with disabilities the people are waiting for it go prepared to get a standard medical treatment protocol is needed that's not yet available and finally in some ways the most important question is whether the justice. the question many have been asking for 35 years and still it seems there is no. what it is the sloan but you won't find on a male you know if you live in or you've ever been the longest nigeria you probably know about the slum city of macaco known as the world's biggest floating city it is home to about 300 cells and people and despite it saw use rococo has never appeared on any city planning documents or melts but then it is about to change. welcome to my cocoa a floating slum in the nigerian mega city of lagos officially this part of the city does not exist you won't find these dingy cana

union carbide from 1928. i think this underscores, apple didn't get into the dow until 2015. you must make adjustments and probably shouldn't wait 46 years to do it. there are star players in the portfolio. >> i agree to an extent. for people watching at home it is tough. if they made the switch i will get rid of apple, microsoft out of my portfolio, i will stick with amazon and netflix. charles: what would you -- okay. >> two of the other things. up 6%, up 10% in netflix and allison, versus huge run you've seen in microsoft and apple. for a lot of people unless they're very sophisticated trading in and out of positions owning the whole basket is the best place. charles: you knew at some point sears, union carbide you couldn't hold on to those. >> exactly. here what you have to do. you have your core stocks. when you make money on core, up 70% on apple, take some profits and you pivot. where do you pivot? see the economy tail off. what does well in softer economy? pivot to walmart with much better earnings and costco that are staples. i earned income. charles: big strong name

ment of the pesticide factory that is exactly what we witnessed in this particular case of union carbide kristen's factory. so there is no corporate responsibility under the scent on the government did not have adequate medical facilities on the ground if there was any kind of consequence he will development as a fallout from this so it is a tragedy that was a present of corporate responsibility as well as governmental. irresponsibility so far as health care is concerned the images there is still shocking on the ledger we're just looking at them all respecting to do you think enough international attention of the times 35 years ago was given to the disaster. it wasn't because everyone tried to sort of was a hands off the region happens to be in central india which is very far from any of the big cities so it was the hinterland so the government didn't take a kind of proactive step their idea was an american company and they started passing the buck saying that it is not their responsibility so it has to be tried in the indian courts and at that particular time also we did not have any in

does she represent union carbide and beau paul, too? elizabeth warren is always lecturing you.n like trial lawyers and i incident wouldn't do what she did. the irony is overwhelming. >> and the bigger irony and bigger issue is no democrats have called her out on it. just like they haven't called her out on her native american deception where she claimed to be native american for employment purposes. not a single democratic candidate has raised that issue in any of the debates. >> tucker: they are frauds, that's why. you know the answer, professor, thank you so much. you know, it's funny. the media are so corrupt that we go to a law professor for real reporting. i'm just glad you are there. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, america's greatest city, some of the most beautiful cities in the world increasingly resemble medieval dunning heaps. that's not an examination. what are the risks to your health by going there? they are real. dr. marc siegel tells us what they are just ahead ♪ [ indistinct chatter ] [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music playing ] [ squeaki