courage to do the right thing. and so, i wanted to bring you my daughter, my daughter is a two-time cancer survivor at nine years old. can you do it? would you like to go to disneyland today? okay, let s go to disneyland! oh, yeah! are you coming? i m coming to. she earned all these beads during her cancer treatment program. each bead represents something different. for example, red represents when she had black when she got booked with a needle, yellow for inpatient state, white for chemotherapy. this is what you earned the first month. i d like to share with you what she s earned over the last two times fighting cancer. a few of the photos, i just wanna fly through real quick. to some of them that we ve met, the women who are local, they kept with us last weekend. he s about to lose a second i. his little boy has leukemia. he s doing all right. we ve had several who passed away. we need you to step in and protect us, and protect our children, do the right thin
we would see mushroom clouds above the facility. i would play outside with my friends until it got dark. i would be in the cul-de-sac and we don t look up and we could hear those roars. in california, sent that susan a mountains, rocket engineers that created america s largest pro function field laboratory. the whole of the valley which is shutter. [inaudible] tens of thousands of rocket tests. and there were huge plumes of contamination that would spread at substantial distances. on the actions of campfires built here, engines poured forth their pillars of flames. over 30,000 mark attentions a lot of the chemical contamination on the site is the result of that.
came from westwood called bridge of the gap. an anti nuclear group. it would not happen at a well run facility. this was a case of tremendous environmental negligence. they cut corners over and over again. the risks continued for many decades. it was over four decades. the aerospace didn t see until 2006. over the course of a decade and the course of accidents, spills, releases, some intentional, the soil and the ground and surface water runoff had become contaminated. a division of north america in the canyons of southern california, the engine sometimes called a rocket, sometimes called a power plant, sometimes a booster is gone. we hadn t lived knowing there were rocket tests. we used to have big blooms and
clouds above the facility. i would play outside with my friends until it got dark. i d be in the cul-de-sac. and we d all look up, and we could hear those roars. in california, santa susana mountains, rocket engineers had created the largest laboratory. the whole of the island would shudder. tens of thousands of rocket tests. and those would produce huge plumes of contamination that would spread a substantial distance. engines poured forth their pillars of flame. over 30,000 rocket engine tests, and a lot of the contamination at the site is a result of that.
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