year amid elevated lead levels may not be reliably effective. i m upset i m angry. reporter: this woman says her son age five tested positive for lead i m concerned his brain might not be able to think past a certain point. reporter: while she admits she can t prove a connection, experts say no level of lead in water is safe. the issue exploding in 2016 when lead was discovered in the water in 30 school buildings the water in newark is safe and drinkable. reporter: residents were skeptical then, some drawing comparisons to the crisis in flint, michigan. late today the city said testing will continue, and out of abundance of caution, the city is notifying residents na some filters may not be working as expected the mayor is urging residents to let their water run for five minutes before using it. evette jordan says her home tested three times the federal limit for lead she leads a group of residents suing the city
uranium arsenic order ph levels too high. so. drinkable. dustin is a photographer and an activist. he is also involved in the fight to stop canyon mine from reopening. frustrated with the authorities dustin and his fellow campaigners interrupt the mine operators transportation or hauling routes. hall know is an indigenous led volunteer group in addition to spreading awareness of the issues they want to prevent uranium from canyon mine being transported through the middle of the reservation to a processing plant. dustin s grandmother cecilia jo is proud of his commitment she is the head of their family. the navajo are traditionally a matriarchal society.
drinkable. dustin is a photographer and an activist. he is also involved in the fight to stop canyon mine from reopening. frustrated with the authorities dustin and his fellow campaigners interrupt the mine operators transportation or hauling routes. call no is an indigenous led volunteer group in addition to spreading awareness of the issues they want to prevent iranian from canyon mine being transported through the middle of the reservation to a processing plant. dustin s grandmother cecilia jo is proud of his commitment she is the head of their family. the navajo are traditionally a matriarchal society. cecilia jo worked in the uranium mine while still a young girl she was just eleven the first time she loaded the radioactive or on to
governing. the situation in gaza is catastrophic in terms of a lack of infrastructure development, and the four to six hours a day of electricity, the lack of water that s drinkable, sewage treatment that can be powered. so, in the quality of life to say the least is disastrous in gaza right now. part of this is to divert attention away. part of it is to try to compete with palestinian authority in the west bank and to show hamas engaging in resistance against the israelis and part of it is to stigmatize israel to create a propaganda even if it means exposing your own people to what could be ginger reappeared what we ve seen in this particular case is 15 people were killed. it turns out many killed were members of the brigade who are the military wing of hamas. they were obviously going to the
neighbors in need. i m sure your neighbors in need are welcome hearing that. what about water supplies there? just very quickly, drinkable? have you had any contamination that you know of? no, we re in good shape with that. we don t expect anything like that. of course, our water utility as well is keeping an eye on situations. we are asking for donations for the evacuees who arrive here and who are sheltered in and around san antonio. we ve got over a thousand evacuees who have been brought here from the coast. the food bank is expecting donations throughout this event and will continue to do so, and the red cross has been training volunteers. they ve done an extraordinary job to make sure that our shelter locations are staffed with the services that folks need. this is a critical moment for our community and we want to make sure we ve got all the resources necessary to protect our residents here but also our