Made for mines. Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh to. Our journey begins in the province of miss eunice in northeastern argentina the sub tropical climate is ideal for growing tobacco for more than twenty years herbicides have been used here extensively chief among them. Thats had serious consequences for many of the local residents. The media because i dont have a auto has been fighting for years to stop the use of life estate and other Agro Chemicals hes agreed to help us with our report the tobacco thats grown here ends up in products sold in the us and europe. And my grandparents generation grew up healthy. But many of the people of my generation are sick because we work on the fields. We used to grow tea and coffee plants in tobacco harvested the crops by hand. In the news chemicals today the work is easier on one man but its damaged our health. Like that of the world and i love. Ricardo works for an Energy Company he noticed that a lot of tobacco farmers werent paying
Plus Christmas Gifts money, wallet house keys everything gone a desperate plea from a maryland man, hundreds of dollars worth of Christmas Gifts. Plus President Trump weighs in on the possibility of firing special Counsel Robert Mueller, a special homecoming for john mccain. Fox 5 news at 10 00 starts now. Off the top tonight at 10 00, imagine delays continue for thousands of air travelers. This after a power outage at atlantas Jackson International airport left the worlds Busiest Airport in a near blackout. Its caused widespread flight delays and cancelations krysten leon is live at reagan International Airport. How is it impacting travelers at such a busy time reporter this power outage has had a Ripple Effect on all airports across the country be including here at Reagan National and dulles. But before i go into details about how its impacted us, i want to show you video and point out what other passengers were doing at the time of that power outage in atlanta and how they spent the
Administration to shut down access to some faucets and fixtures within those schools. Tonight were learning the source of that lead is the same as it was 20 years ago. We also reported on the problem them. Ktvus alyana gomez reports. Reporter good evening, heather and frank. Malcolm x academy and Elementary School you see behind me is just one of the three schools impacted. The School District says they want to make sure parents know its not the water that contains lead. Its the fixtures that might be aging or corroded. And were learning this isnt the first time. 20 years ago back in 1997, the department of health actually found alarming lead levels in five schools and ktvu did our own testing 20 years ago in 10 schools. So we are also finding out tonight from the district that it wont be the last time we see these results in the state. Every morning, before students flood the front entrances of schools, the flushing begins. All School Janitors are required to let the water run from th
Marks a year in office, they are here with a list of demands. The protesters include representatives of the countrys 9 million or so shanty dwellers. Near manila lies North Triangle, site of one of the biggest shantytowns. On just 20 heck tares of land, some 20,000 hopes house an estimated 40,000 people. Such ghettos began in the 1960s as people from rural areas came to the city in search of work. Without documentation, they settled wherever they could. In 2007, the government launched a major urban Redevelopment Program in san row kay, bringing widespread land clearances. There is a rehousing scheme for those who have lost their homes. But many complain that their new life is even tougher than in san row kay. [ speaking in Foreign Language ] some residents resist their evictions. And, in such cases, the Police Respond with force, even firearms and tear as the philippine economy continues to grow, we follow shanty residents who have found themselves at the mercy of urban developers. Sa
Ho a the gun that built an american dynasty. We are having this talk taped by cspan. During question and answer if you can step to the microphone in the middle and speak loud and clear to it, that would be fantastic. Laura has worked for the bbc since 1993 reporting for radio and television programs. Vi her first book a very british family, chronicles for engine luish roots. Tonight we are exciteed for her to share her american roots. Are you a weeks ago during a lantern tour i gave a tour around the site. I would not have known was his simple tombstone meant. Oliver and his family have also buried in evergreen. Its time for his great, great grandfather to share for about the win chester. [applause] amy, thank you so much and thank you to all of you for being here. I cant tell you how touch i am that you are here listening to me talk about what i thought was a pet project. Im thrilled to see that it has a wide audience and thank you to c span. When i was a congressional intern i watche