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There were several lawsuits, but Johnnie Cochran's lawsuit did indeed get a huge settlement for them and established a health center so they could finally have these elements addressed. But the money did not last very long. The health center had to close just a few years ago. And now these people have spent their lives...	there were several lawsuits but johnnie cochran's lawsuit did indeed get a huge settlement for them and established a health, center so they could finally have these, elements addressed but the money did not last very long; the health, center had to. close just a few years ago and now these, people have spent their liv...	There were several lawsuits but Johnnie Cochran's; lawsuit did, indeed get a huge settlement for them, and established a health center so they could finally have, these elements addressed But the money did not. last very long The health center, had to close just a few years ago And now these people have spent their liv...	there were several lawsuits, but johnnie cochran's lawsuit did indeed get a huge settlement for them and established a health center so they could finally have these elements addressed. but the money did not last very long. the health center had to close just a few years ago. and now these people have spent their lives...
I thought of it as a science fiction environment, you know? People are growing their plants that used to be in their gardens in big plastic drums because the soil was poisoned. So it's a very post-apocalyptic landscape. And these people who are almost completely black people don't - now have very little recourse. And i...	i thought of it as a science fiction environment you know? people are growing their plants that used to be in their gardens in big plastic drums because; the soil was poisoned so it's a very. post-apocalyptic landscape and, these people, who are almost completely black people. don't - now have very little recourse and ...	I thought of it, as a science fiction environment you know? People are growing their plants that. used to be in their gardens in big plastic drums because; the soil was poisoned So it's a very post-apocalyptic landscape And these people who are almost completely; black, people. don't - now have very little recourse And...	i thought of it as a science fiction environment, you know? people are growing their plants that used to be in their gardens in big plastic drums because the soil was poisoned. so it's a very post-apocalyptic landscape. and these people who are almost completely black people don't - now have very little recourse. and i...
And you document multiple communities that have been touched by environmental racism. And in each case or in many cases, it's a different pollutant in different communities, but the effects are similar. Why is - why are people of color - this is a simple question, but I want to ask it - why are people of color dispropo...	and you document multiple communities that have been touched; by environmental racism and. in each case or in many cases it's a different pollutant in different communities, but the effects are similar why is - why are people of color - this is a simple question but i want to ask it - why are people of color disproport...	And you. document multiple communities that have been touched by environmental racism And, in each case or in many cases it's a different pollutant in different, communities but the effects are, similar Why is - why are people of color - this is a simple question but I want to ask it - why, are people of color dispropo...	and you document multiple communities that have been touched by environmental racism. and in each case or in many cases, it's a different pollutant in different communities, but the effects are similar. why is - why are people of color - this is a simple question, but i want to ask it - why are people of color dispropo...
For the same reasons they're disproportionately affected by many things. It's various racist policies that have persisted for decades - and in some cases centuries - have herded them into areas where they are exposed to toxins. Segregation is a factor in many urban areas. In Baltimore, black people live in certain part...	for the same reasons they're disproportionately affected by many things it's. various racist policies that have persisted for. decades - and in some cases centuries - have herded them into areas where they, are exposed to toxins segregation is a factor in, many urban areas in baltimore black people live in certain part...	For the same reasons they're disproportionately affected by many things It's various racist policies that have persisted; for decades - and in some cases centuries - have herded them into areas, where they are exposed to toxins; Segregation is a factor in many urban areas In Baltimore black people live in certain parts...	for the same reasons they're disproportionately affected by many things. it's various racist policies that have persisted for decades - and in some cases centuries - have herded them into areas where they are exposed to toxins. segregation is a factor in many urban areas. in baltimore, black people live in certain part...
But black people were not allowed to move into suburbs. They weren't allowed to move into white communities at all. They were trapped in these areas where they tended not to have ownership of their homes because of redlining and other racially - racial policies. So they did not have the force that a homeowner might hav...	but black. people were. not allowed to move into suburbs they weren't allowed to move, into white communities at all they were trapped in these areas where. they tended not, to have ownership of their homes because of redlining and other racially. - racial policies so they did not have the force that a, homeowner might...	But black people were not allowed to. move into suburbs They weren't allowed to move into white communities at all They were trapped in these areas. where they tended not; to have ownership of their. homes. because of, redlining and other racially - racial policies; So they did not have. the force that a homeowner migh...	but black people were not allowed to move into suburbs. they weren't allowed to move into white communities at all. they were trapped in these areas where they tended not to have ownership of their homes because of redlining and other racially - racial policies. so they did not have the force that a homeowner might hav...
So you went into your research, of course, knowing that there were some disparities and, I gather, wanting to impact them a bit more. But what was the most surprising thing you discovered in doing this work?	so you went into your. research of course knowing that there were some disparities and i gather wanting. to impact. them a bit more but what was the, most, surprising thing you discovered in doing this	So you went into your research, of course knowing that. there were some disparities and I gather wanting to impact them a bit more But what was the most surprising thing you discovered in doing this	so you went into your research, of course, knowing that there were some disparities and, i gather, wanting to impact them a bit more. but what was the most surprising thing you discovered in doing this work?
I was deeply - I was most impressed by the fact that one argument that industry and the chemists and scientists - that it employs to defend itself - one of their arguments is that very often, we're talking about very small exposures. For example, they'll point out that you're so worried about this exposure to PCPs here...	i was deeply. - i, was most impressed by the fact that one. argument that industry and the chemists and scientists. - that it employs to defend itself - one, of their arguments is that very often. we're talking about very small exposures for example they'll, point out that you're so worried about. this exposure to pcps...	I was deeply - I was most, impressed by the fact that one argument that industry. and the chemists and scientists - that it employs to defend itself - one of their, arguments is that very, often we're talking about very small exposures For example they'll point out that you're so worried about this exposure to PCPs her...	i was deeply - i was most impressed by the fact that one argument that industry and the chemists and scientists - that it employs to defend itself - one of their arguments is that very often, we're talking about very small exposures. for example, they'll point out that you're so worried about this exposure to pcps here...
Overestimating the amount of exposure that could be harmful.	overestimating the amount of exposure that could be.	Overestimating the amount of exposure that could be.	overestimating the amount of exposure that could be harmful.
I mean, nothing really grabs me anymore, you know, and that's not because I'm bitter, or anything. But it's just, I don't know, I can't get into things anymore on television.	i mean nothing really grabs. me anymore you know and that's not because i'm bitter or anything but it's just, i don't know, i can't, get into things anymore on	I mean nothing really grabs me anymore you know and that's not because I'm bitter. or anything But. it's just I don't know I can't get into things anymore on	i mean, nothing really grabs me anymore, you know, and that's not because i'm bitter, or anything. but it's just, i don't know, i can't get into things anymore on television.
It's a $120 billion a year business. The average American watches four-and-a-half hours everyday. But even the experts don't know what's going to happen in the next five years.	it's, a $120 billion a year, business the average american watches, four-and-a-half hours everyday but even the experts don't know what's going. to happen in, the. next five	It's a $120 billion. a year business, The, average American. watches four-and-a-half hours everyday But even the experts don't know what's going to happen in the next, five	it's a $120 billion a year business. the average american watches four-and-a-half hours everyday. but even the experts don't know what's going to happen in the next five years.
(As Bruce Pearson) Yeah?	(as bruce	(As Bruce	(as bruce pearson) yeah?
The earliest communities evolved around a market square. You would bring your goods from the countryside to a market and you would trade. And you would do that once a week, let's say, you know, in the very earliest--and that might have been the birth of the city. And so what's great about the Inter...	the earliest communities evolved around a market square you would bring your goods from the countryside to a market and you would trade and you would do that once a week let's say you know in the, very earliest--and that might have. been the birth of the city and. so what's great about. the interne...	The earliest communities evolved, around a market square You would bring your, goods, from the countryside to a market. and you would trade And you would do that, once a week let's say you know in the very earliest--and that might have been the birth of the city And so what's great about the Intern...	the earliest communities evolved around a market square. you would bring your goods from the countryside to a market and you would trade. and you would do that once a week, let's say, you know, in the very earliest--and that might have been the birth of the city. and so what's great about the inter...
Omidyar himself has moved outside eBay's Silicon Valley home. He lives in Las Vegas. With a personal fortune estimated at $10 billion, he now devotes most of his time to philanthropy. He's involved with an effort to make non-profits more efficient and he's investing in for-profit companies, like m...	omidyar himself has, moved outside ebay's silicon valley home he lives in las, vegas with a personal fortune estimated at $10 billion he now devotes, most of his, time to, philanthropy he's involved with an effort to make non-profits more efficient and he's investing in for-profit companies like m...	Omidyar himself has moved outside eBay's Silicon Valley home He lives, in Las Vegas With. a personal fortune estimated at $10 billion he, now devotes most of his time to philanthropy He's involved with an effort to make non-profits more efficient, and, he's investing in for-profit companies like m...	omidyar himself has moved outside ebay's silicon valley home. he lives in las vegas. with a personal fortune estimated at $10 billion, he now devotes most of his time to philanthropy. he's involved with an effort to make non-profits more efficient and he's investing in for-profit companies, like m...
I used to get e-mails all the time: eBay has restored my faith in humanity. It turns out that people--they get in the habit of treating each other well. And that is a very positive, rewarding, uplifting kind of experience for everyone involved.	i used to get e-mails all the time: ebay has restored my faith, in, humanity it turns out that people--they get in the. habit of treating each other well and that is a very positive rewarding uplifting kind. of experience for everyone	I used to get, e-mails all the time: eBay, has restored my faith in humanity, It turns out that. people--they, get in the habit of treating, each other well And that is a very positive rewarding uplifting kind of experience for everyone	i used to get e-mails all the time: ebay has restored my faith in humanity. it turns out that people--they get in the habit of treating each other well. and that is a very positive, rewarding, uplifting kind of experience for everyone involved.
Later this month, eBay users will gather in San Jose for three days of parties and training seminars. The annual event, known as eBay Live, is a chance for this virtual community to enjoy a rare physical get-together. This year, they'll be celebrating eBay's 10th anniversary and looking ahead to t...	later this, month ebay users will gather in san jose for three days of parties and. training seminars the annual event known as ebay live is a chance for this virtual community to. enjoy. a rare physical get-together this year they'll be celebrating ebay's, 10th anniversary and looking ahead to th...	Later this month eBay users will gather in San Jose for three days of parties and training seminars The annual event; known as eBay Live is a chance for this virtual community to enjoy a rare physical get-together This year they'll be celebrating, eBay's 10th anniversary and looking, ahead to the	later this month, ebay users will gather in san jose for three days of parties and training seminars. the annual event, known as ebay live, is a chance for this virtual community to enjoy a rare physical get-together. this year, they'll be celebrating ebay's 10th anniversary and looking ahead to t...
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Tomorrow, eBay's struggle to maintain its growth as the company begins its second decade.	tomorrow ebay's struggle to maintain its growth as the company begins its second	Tomorrow eBay's struggle to maintain its growth as the company begins its second	tomorrow, ebay's struggle to maintain its growth as the company begins its second decade.
This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Renee Montagne.	this is morning edition from npr news i'm renee	This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News I'm Renee,	this is morning edition from npr news. i'm renee montagne.
And I'm Steve Inskeep.	and i'm steve	And I'm Steve;	and i'm steve inskeep.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.	from. npr, news this is all things considered i'm robert	From NPR News this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED I'm Robert	from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm robert siegel.
And I'm Michele Norris.	and i'm michele	And I'm Michele	and i'm michele norris.
I call upon the Peace Prize Laureate for 2007, Al Gore, to come forward to receive the gold medal and the diploma.	i call upon the peace prize laureate for 2007, al gore to come, forward to receive the gold medal and the	I call, upon the Peace Prize Laureate for 2007, Al Gore to come forward to receive the gold medal and the	i call upon the peace prize laureate for 2007, al gore, to come forward to receive the gold medal and the diploma.
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Former Vice President Al Gore collected his Nobel Peace Prize today in Oslo, Norway.	former vice, president al gore collected his nobel peace prize today in oslo	Former Vice President Al Gore collected his Nobel Peace Prize today in. Oslo	former vice president al gore collected his nobel peace prize today in oslo, norway.
He was greeted, a little eerily perhaps, by exceptionally warm weather for the month of December in Norway. He walked to the Oslo City Hall today without a top coat on to receive his medal.	he was greeted a little eerily perhaps, by exceptionally warm weather for the month of december in norway he walked to the oslo city hall today without, a top coat on to receive his	He was greeted a little eerily perhaps by exceptionally warm weather for the. month of December in Norway He walked to the Oslo, City Hall today without a top coat on to receive his	he was greeted, a little eerily perhaps, by exceptionally warm weather for the month of december in norway. he walked to the oslo city hall today without a top coat on to receive his medal.
During the ceremony, Gore reiterated his calls for a carbon tax. And he scolded the world's biggest carbon emitters - China and the United States - challenging them to, quote, "make the boldest moves or stand accountable before the history for their failure to act."	during the ceremony gore reiterated his. calls for a carbon tax, and he scolded the world's biggest carbon emitters - china and, the united states. - challenging them to quote "make the boldest, moves. or stand accountable. before the history for their failure to	During the ceremony Gore reiterated his calls for a carbon tax And, he scolded the world's biggest carbon emitters - China. and the United States - challenging them to quote "make the boldest. moves or stand accountable before, the history for their failure to	during the ceremony, gore reiterated his calls for a carbon tax. and he scolded the world's biggest carbon emitters - china and the united states - challenging them to, quote, "make the boldest moves or stand accountable before the history for their failure to act."
Gore told stories of other Nobel Laureates who came before him. And he quoted Churchill, Gandhi and the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen in his acceptance speech.	gore told stories of other nobel laureates who came before him and he quoted churchill gandhi and the norwegian playwright henrik ibsen in his acceptance	Gore told stories of other Nobel Laureates who came before him And he quoted Churchill Gandhi and the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen in his acceptance	gore told stories of other nobel laureates who came before him. and he quoted churchill, gandhi and the norwegian playwright henrik ibsen in his acceptance speech.
One of these days, a younger generation will come knocking at my door. The future is knocking at our door right now. Make no mistake. The next generation will ask us one of two questions. Either they will ask, what were you thinking? Why didn't you act? Or they will ask instead, how did you find the moral courage to ri...	one of these days a younger generation will come, knocking at my door the future is knocking at our door right now, make no mistake the next generation will ask us one of two questions either they will ask what were you thinking? why didn't you act? or they will ask instead how did, you find the moral courage to rise a...	One of these days a younger generation will come knocking at my door The future is, knocking at our door. right now. Make no mistake The next generation will ask us one of, two questions Either they will ask what were you thinking? Why didn't you act? Or they will ask instead how did you find the moral. courage to rise...	one of these days, a younger generation will come knocking at my door. the future is knocking at our door right now. make no mistake. the next generation will ask us one of two questions. either they will ask, what were you thinking? why didn't you act? or they will ask instead, how did you find the moral courage to ri...
That was Nobel Laureate and Former Vice President Al Gore accepting the Nobel Peace Prize today in Oslo, Norway.	that was, nobel laureate, and former vice president al gore accepting the nobel peace prize today in oslo	That was Nobel Laureate and Former Vice President Al Gore accepting the Nobel Peace Prize today in Oslo	that was nobel laureate and former vice president al gore accepting the nobel peace prize today in oslo, norway.
No waiting in line for the New York Subway, but you might have to elbow aside an actor or two. There's been a fad in New York doing fast art, one day plays novels and films. The classic events in this genre are known as the A train plays, musicals and plays created on the A train, the cities longest subway line.	no waiting in line; for the new york subway but you might have, to elbow. aside an actor. or two there's been a, fad in new york doing fast art one day plays novels and films the classic events in this genre are known as the a train plays musicals and plays created, on the a train the cities longest subway	No waiting in line for the New York Subway but you might have to elbow aside an actor or two There's been a fad in New York. doing fast art one day plays novels and, films The classic events in, this genre are. known as the A train plays musicals and plays created on the A train the cities longest subway	no waiting in line for the new york subway, but you might have to elbow aside an actor or two. there's been a fad in new york doing fast art, one day plays novels and films. the classic events in this genre are known as the a train plays, musicals and plays created on the a train, the cities longest subway line.
NPR'S Margo Adler followed more than 40 performers, writers, composers and directors through 28 hours, from the first line on paper to the first performance.	npr's margo adler followed more than; 40 performers writers composers and directors through 28 hours from the first line on paper to the first	NPR'S Margo Adler followed more than 40 performers writers composers and directors through. 28 hours from the first line on paper to the first	npr's margo adler followed more than 40 performers, writers, composers and directors through 28 hours, from the first line on paper to the first performance.
Jeremy Schonfeld holes up in the corner of a car on the A train, a huge keyboard on his lap, paper and pencil in hand, trying to write two songs in the time it takes for the train to go from Far Rockaway in Queens to the tip of Manhattan, 32 miles in a couple of hours. The rest of his team, Edie Cowan, the director, an...	jeremy schonfeld holes up in the corner of a car on the a train a huge keyboard on his lap paper and, pencil in hand. trying to write two songs in the time, it takes for the train to go from far rockaway in queens to; the tip of manhattan 32 miles in a couple of hours the rest of his team edie cowan the director and; s...	Jeremy Schonfeld; holes up. in the corner of, a car on the A train a huge keyboard on, his lap paper and pencil, in hand; trying to; write two songs in the time it takes for the train, to go from Far Rockaway in Queens to the tip of Manhattan 32 miles, in a couple of hours The rest, of his, team Edie Cowan the, directo...	jeremy schonfeld holes up in the corner of a car on the a train, a huge keyboard on his lap, paper and pencil in hand, trying to write two songs in the time it takes for the train to go from far rockaway in queens to the tip of manhattan, 32 miles in a couple of hours. the rest of his team, edie cowan, the director, an...
(Singing): The A train to hell moving closer to oblivion. It's hotter can't you tell they're on the A train to hell. There ain't much time for changing course, you must remorse, give up your evil, wicked ways.	(singing): the a train to hell moving. closer. to oblivion it's hotter can't you tell they're on the a train to hell, there ain't much time for changing course you must remorse give up your evil, wicked	(Singing): The A train, to hell moving closer to oblivion It's, hotter can't you, tell they're on the A train to hell. There ain't much time for changing course you must remorse give up your evil wicked	(singing): the a train to hell moving closer to oblivion. it's hotter can't you tell they're on the a train to hell. there ain't much time for changing course, you must remorse, give up your evil, wicked ways.
Mr. STEPHEN O'ROURKE (Librettist): You must remorse doesn't really - that's not really proper right? You must remorse.	mr stephen o'rourke (librettist): you must remorse doesn't really - that's not really proper right? you must	Mr STEPHEN O'ROURKE (Librettist): You, must. remorse doesn't really - that's not really proper right? You must	mr. stephen o'rourke (librettist): you must remorse doesn't really - that's not really proper right? you must remorse.
Feel remorsed, I used repent in my other one. I want to use remorse because course/remorse, you know.	feel remorsed i used repent in my other one i want to use remorse because; course/remorse you	Feel remorsed I used repent in my, other one I want to use remorse because course/remorse you	feel remorsed, i used repent in my other one. i want to use remorse because course/remorse, you know.
But let's back up a moment. Before Schonfeld writes his songs he gets a script from a playwright who spent the previous two hours scribbling on the train from upper Manhattan to Far Rockaway. And that's where everyone meets up. Writers, composers, directors. There are six different teams creating four musicals and two ...	but. let's back up a moment before schonfeld writes his songs he gets a script from a playwright who spent the previous two hours scribbling on the train from upper manhattan to far rockaway and that's where everyone meets up writers composers directors there. are six different teams. creating four musicals and, two pl...	But let's back up a moment Before Schonfeld writes his songs he gets a script from a playwright who spent the, previous two hours scribbling on the train from upper Manhattan to Far, Rockaway And that's; where everyone meets up Writers, composers directors There are six different teams creating four musicals and two pl...	but let's back up a moment. before schonfeld writes his songs he gets a script from a playwright who spent the previous two hours scribbling on the train from upper manhattan to far rockaway. and that's where everyone meets up. writers, composers, directors. there are six different teams creating four musicals and two ...
Two of you will have a director/choreographer. Two of you will have a director and a choreographer separately.	two of you will. have. a director/choreographer, two of you will have a, director and a choreographer	Two of you will have a director/choreographer Two of you will, have a director and a, choreographer	two of you will have a director/choreographer. two of you will have a director and a choreographer separately.
Each team will work in a different subway car. Before boarding the train in Queens, director Michael Dulling, a dulling, is worried.	each team will work, in a different subway car before boarding the train in queens director michael dulling a dulling, is	Each team will work in a different; subway car Before boarding the train in Queens director Michael Dulling a dulling, is	each team will work in a different subway car. before boarding the train in queens, director michael dulling, a dulling, is worried.
I have no idea what I'm getting myself into. It's like - it's like a scavenger hunt trying to find a play, you know?	i have no idea what i'm getting myself into it's like - it's like a scavenger hunt trying to find a play you	I, have no idea what I'm getting myself into It's like - it's, like a scavenger hunt trying to find; a play, you	i have no idea what i'm getting myself into. it's like - it's like a scavenger hunt trying to find a play, you know?
When I tell Larry Feeney, the creator and producer of the A train plays, that it seems counterintuitive that something done so fast would be any good, he replies...	when i tell larry feeney the. creator and producer of the a. train plays that it, seems. counterintuitive that something done so fast would be any good he	When I. tell. Larry Feeney the creator and producer of the A train plays that, it seems counterintuitive; that something done so. fast would be any good he	when i tell larry feeney, the creator and producer of the a train plays, that it seems counterintuitive that something done so fast would be any good, he replies...