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And his wife adriano like to decorate their own home with products from stefanos company. called on the if we need the truck and i love my work so well so love all the things we make. there my passion going on what i like surrounding myself with them is that a shift on that when a new rug or plate is finished i can hardly wait to try to help it oh allah. stefano selectee lives in this farmhouse in the countryside of the whole basin near parma he bought it twenty years ago and has decorated it in...

It was an opportunity to show that we were strong and tough against a thug like vladimir putin and that opportunity was lost. >> was the president weak next to vladimir putin? >> i think he was. >> on the issue of the election intervention intervention? >> i think on a lot of issues. russian intelligence are hacking into american energy companies because the russians understand that the energy sector in the united states of america is a strategic threat to them. this is important to me because i...

Whether in kansas city, whether in missouri, how much of them are becoming a referendum on president trump as a pick to people to represent them. >> its not a referendum on president trump. they want the best candidate to go up against claire mccaskill. leland: im not talking about the primary. im talking in the general as it shapes up for november. >> its still going to be mostly about if the republicans can get the extra seat in the senate. its not really about whether or not its a referendum ...

Looking at that thing. all right. im going in. good god. >> women: yes or no? >> anthony: its delicious, but -- >> women: its a little much, right? >> anthony: theres no way this thing is holding together until the last bite. >> women: all right. i cant even get the whole thing. thats ridiculous. >> anthony: this is open until 4:00 a.m. so theres definitely a time of day when that seems like a perfectly reasonable idea. >> women: if you drink too much, this will pretty much take care of everythi...

When we first visited in march of last year. >> i learned by schooling. >> jodi mesh showed us how decades of development redrew the swamp. >> this should be full of water right now? >> right. there should be water flowing across this whole swamp. >> instead, miles of dams created by pipelines. >> now we produce probably about maybe 20, 30% of what we used to produce. >> we returned this week to find the state and federal government issued new permits. >> this is the newest plan under constructi...

Sound like something you want to drink, but with the water supplies in the west so scarce, one colorado city is ready to pay millions of dollars to do just that. >> it can be very significant source of water. mines have very large land footprints. >> jodey arrington is president of mine water, which owns the london mine in central colorado. it has been naturally collecting snow melts for decades, an estimated 32 billion gallons is held in the underground basin. harrington figured out a way to ha...

With lots of restaurant, soldiers and sailors monument in the circle by the major building there and that could have certainly been devastating. >> sandra: the f.b.i. on that story. the closed gold mine in colorado could soon be reopened with a whole new purpose after its owners figured out how to tap into something even more valuable. were live in denver on that discovery. >> were talking about safe drinking water. the london gold mine has been closed for years but all along it has been natural...

>> reporter: believing he would protect the basin. a year later -- >> you and i met a month after, you told me you needed the administration help. have you gotten that help? >> not yet, no. >> the environmental protection agency absent amid deregulation under scott pruitt, knee-deep. >> luxury condo. >> special favorites. >> soundproof booth. >> first-class travel. >> the epa director is to make sure we leave something for the next generation. >> reporter: if theyre listening. >> please help us....

Swamp was suffering. >> they have to have current to move and survive. >> reporter: the result of oil and gas pipelines changing the waters. you cant sell a dead crawfish. >> i learned my schooling in this basin. >> jody showed us how decades of development redrew the swamp. this should be full of water? >> right. >> reporter: instead, miles of dams created by old pipelines. >> good flowing water makes everything produce. now we produce probably maybe 20%, 30% of what we used to. >> reporter: we...

To find out more about this lets go back to past crowd relays lap. hes used the moment when the brain consolidates new memories to infiltrate a mouses brain and to raise a specific memory. and he did it with this sophisticated experiment. the man placed in a basin of liquid and then manages to save himself by climbing onto a platform. when hes placed in the base and the next day he immediately heads for the platform so hes remembered what to do in this situation.