--SUPERS--\nFile\n\n --VO SCRIPT--\nLAST WEEK, THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY CLOSED MOST OF THE REMAINING LOOPHOLES REGARDING ASBESTOS.\nTHE SUBSTANCE HAS BEEN PARTIALLY BANNED IN THE U-S FOR DECADES.\nBUT LAST WEDNESDAY, THE E-P-A ANNOUNCED A NEARLY COMPLETE BAN ON THE MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING OF ASBESTOS. \nTHE AGENCY ALSO SAYS IT IS REVIEWING THE REMAINING INSTANCES WHERE ASBESTOS IS USED.\nASBESTOS IS STILL USED IN A LIMITED NUMBER OF INDUSTRIAL SETTINGS AND IS INCLUDED IN SOME VEHICLE BRAKES. \nIT'S A NATURALLY OCCURRING SUBSTANCE THAT IS MINED AND PRIZED FOR ITS STRING-LIKE FIBERS. \nBUT IT HAS BEEN LINKED TO THE CANCER, MESOTHELIOMA, WHICH ACCORDING TO THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION CAUSES ABOUT 3,000 DEATHS EVERY YEAR.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHEALTH GOVERNMENT AGENCY CHEMICAL MEDICAL INDUSTRY\n\n

Clinical description of asbestos related diseases. Animated diagram depicts that worker working without protective gear at asbestos work site, breathe in asbestos with oxygen. It shows functions of alveoli. Asbestos particles thicken the lung wall and affects alveoli, which reduces worker's breathing capacity. The worker suffers from asbestosis. Worker smokes cigarette then smoke of cigarette enters into body and reacts with asbestos, which is very harmful and causes lung cancer. If worker quits smoking then chances of getting lung cancer will be reduced by 50 %. Asbestos affects pleurae and causes mesothelioma. Location: United States USA. Date: 1980.

Lung cancer. Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a section through a mesothelioma. This malignant (cancerous) lung tumour is usually associated with asbestos exposure. Sheets of elongated cells form the structure seen. Mesotheliomas develop on the pleural membrane outside the lungs, eventually growing to form a white mass that covers both lungs and obliterates the pleural cavity (space around lungs). This form of cancer is difficult to treat and is often fatal. Cancers are malignant growths that result from abnormal and uncontrolled cell division.

NAME: UK CANCER 20080601I TAPE: EF08/0575 IN_TIME: 10:27:39:11 DURATION: 00:01:25:00 SOURCES: SKY DATELINE: Bedfordshire - 1 June 2008 RESTRICTIONS: No UK/CNNi/ RTE SHOTLIST 1. Jon Matthews walking into betting shop 2. Matthews sitting down at table 3. Wide of people in betting shop 4. Various of Matthews filling out betting slip 5. Matthews handing slip to bookie 6. Close of slip being printed 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jon Matthews, Cancer Survivor: "Just the fact that I had lasted six months more than they said I would. And I thought, well why not? I mean if I have lasted this long, and my mind is giving me this situation of: well, if I've got this far I can get further." 8. Matthews placing bet 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Andy Nicholson, Friend: "I wanted to see him win the bet, I wanted to see him alive. It is really difficult because I want to see him win the next bet but at the same time it is so hard." 10. Matthews watching screen at betting shop STORYLINE A British man who bet on his chances of beating his terminal cancer prognosis walked away with five-thousand pounds (9895 US dollars) in winnings on Sunday, according to a report by British broadcaster Sky News. Jon Matthews, 58, was diagnosed with a rare form of lung cancer, called Mesothelioma, in April 2006, according to the report. At the time doctors predicted that he would not live until Christmas of that year. After beating those odds, Mathews decided to place a bet with bookmakers, that he would survive until June 1 2008 - a full 25 months after his diagnosis. "I had lasted six months more than they said I would. And I thought, well why not?" Matthews told Sky. Matthews bet 100 pounds (198 US dollars) at odds of 50 to one, according to the report. On Sunday he collected five thousand pounds (9895 US dollars) in winnings. But he is not stopping there, Matthews has already placed a second bet that he will still be around this time next year. With the support of his friends and community, Matthews hopes to not only be alive to collect his winning this time next year, but the year after that as well. "It is really difficult because I want to see him win the next bet but at the same time it is so hard," friend Andy Nicholson told Sky. But Matthews is optimistic about his chances. "I've got this far I can get further," he said. Doctors told Matthews that if he lived until June 1 2008 - he would beat the longest survival time Mesothelioma. =============== Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.

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White ribbon or light pearl bow color symbolic for raising awareness on Lung cancer, bone cancer, Multiple Sclerosis, and symbol for international day of non-violence against women. Medical health care, help and hope. Sign of healthcare medicine campaign holding in female doctor.

WABC FTG SHELDON SILVER ARRIVING TO COURT Sheldon Silver told Dr. Robert Taub to keep scheme a secret, feds' witness says at corruption trial BY STEPHEN REX BROWN NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Wednesday, November 4, 2015, 3:02 PM A A A 7 1 SHARE THIS URL Dr. Robert Taub (l.) testifies in the trial of Sheldon Silver (r.) in U.S. District Court Wednesday, saying he had an arrangement with the former Assembly Speaker that he kept secret. JANE ROSENBERG/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Dr. Robert Taub (l.) testifies in the trial of Sheldon Silver (r.) in U.S. District Court Wednesday, saying he had an arrangement with the former Assembly Speaker that he kept secret. The star witness in the government's case against Sheldon Silver said Tuesday the assemblyman asked him to keep their arrangement under wraps. Columbia University oncologist Dr. Robert Taub said he was introduced to the former Assembly Speaker in the 1980s through a mutual friend, Daniel Chill. In 2003 Taub began referring patients suffering from mesothelioma to Silver, who then directed them to the powerhouse law firm Weitz & Luxenberg. "I hoped to develop a relationship with him that would help fund mesothelioma research and help my patients," Taub, 79, said, sporting a colorful bowtie. "I think that he conveyed he was pleased with the referrals he was getting." In 2004 Chill - an attorney with ties to the State Assembly - asked his name not be included in a letter from Taub to Silver requesting state money for the research, which he ultimately received. In 2005, around the time of Silver's inauguration, he told Taub to keep Chill in the dark about the deal, Taub said. The alleged quid pro quo arrangement with Taub is one of two secret corruption schemes federal prosecutors say Silver orchestrated. SETH WENIG/AP The alleged quid pro quo arrangement with Taub is one of two secret corruption schemes federal prosecutors say Silver orchestrated. "(Silver) said I should not tell Mr. Chill about any further referrals," Taub said. "I didn't know how to take it," he said, adding that he complied with the request. Taub received two separate grants for $250,000 from the state Department of Health without having to answer any questions about his work, he said. In October 2007 Silver came to Taub's office and said he had to pull the plug on the state cash. "I can't do this anymore," Taub recalled Silver saying. "I was disappointed," said Taub, who nevertheless continued sending patients to Silver. Asbestos lawyer Perry Weitz (l.) testifies at the trial. JANE ROSENBERG/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Asbestos lawyer Perry Weitz (l.) testifies at the trial. Judge Valerie Caproni did not allow Taub to explain how he first learned Silver wanted the patients sent his way. The arrangement earned Silver $3 million in referral fees over the course of 10 years, prosecutors say. Silver also helped Taub's daughter score an unpaid internship with a state judge and got his son a job, he testified. The alleged quid pro quo arrangement with Taub is one of two secret corruption schemes federal prosecutors say Silver, a Lower East Side Democrat, orchestrated. Taub, who testified in exchange for a promise he wouldn't face federal charges, said when the feds visited his apartment in 2014 he was terrified and initially lied to investigators. He later copped to obtaining prescription pain drugs for his wife that were improperly made out to him.

Precautions instructions at asbestos work site in the United States. Workers inside asbestos control area, place waste materials into heavy plastic bags. They seal the bags with tape. Caution sticker on seal. Workers remove disposal bags from the control room. Before removing respirator and protective gears, workers vacuuming each other including protective clothing and foot wears. After vacuuming they remove respirator and protective garments and place them into disposal bags. Workers remove tape from their ankles, clothings, wrist and head covers. They take out their body cover and place them into disposal bags. They take out rubber boots, gloves and head cover. After removing protective gear, they again vacuum each other before leaving the area. To assure final precaution, they place waste material bags into box for disposal. Workers take out protective clothings in changing room and take shower. Animated diagram depicts that a man who smokes has more chances of getting lung cancer and mesothelioma. Instructions for prevention against diseases. Location: United States USA. Date: 1980.

OSHA CLEAN INDOOR AIR HEARING CONTINUE. (Cross examination of RJR by Coalition on Smoking OR Health DID NOT happen) WE HAVE OTHER MATERIAL FROM THE OSHA HEARING HOWEVER.

HOUSE FLOOR DEBATE: Pursuant to H.Con.Res 332, the House meets at 2:00 p.m. for legislative business with votes postponed until 6:00 p.m. Suspensions (9 Bills): Senate Amendment to H.R. 5712 - The Physician Payment and Therapy Relief Act of 2010 (Reps. Levin/ Waxman - Ways and Means/ Energy and Commerce) // H.R. 5877 - To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 655 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, as the "Lance Corporal Alexander Scott Arredondo, United States Marine Corps Post Office Building" (Rep. Capuano - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.Res. 771 - Supporting the goals and ideals of a National Mesothelioma Awareness Day (Rep. McCollum - Oversight and Government Reform) // S. 806 - Federal Executive Board Authorization Act of 2009 (Sen. Voinovich - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.R. 6392 - To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 5003 Westfields Boulevard in Centreville, Virginia, as the "Colonel George Juskalian Post Office Building" (Rep. Wolf - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.Res. 1622 - Honoring the historic contributions of veterans throughout all conflicts involving the United States (Rep. Baca - Veterans' Affairs) // H.R. 5953 - To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to display in each facility of the Department of Veterans Affairs a Women Veterans Bill of Rights (Rep. Filner - Veterans' Affairs) // H.Res. 1644 - Expressing support for designation of a "National Veterans History Project Week" (Rep. Kind - Veterans' Affairs) // H.R. 5866 - Nuclear Energy Research and Development Act of 2010 (Rep. Gordon - Science and Technology)

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Color film, 1980s. Film on Asbestos At The Work Site. Specific dates of filming unknown.

HOUSE FLOOR DEBATE: Pursuant to H.Con.Res 332, the House meets at 2:00 p.m. for legislative business with votes postponed until 6:00 p.m. Suspensions (9 Bills): Senate Amendment to H.R. 5712 - The Physician Payment and Therapy Relief Act of 2010 (Reps. Levin/ Waxman - Ways and Means/ Energy and Commerce) // H.R. 5877 - To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 655 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, as the "Lance Corporal Alexander Scott Arredondo, United States Marine Corps Post Office Building" (Rep. Capuano - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.Res. 771 - Supporting the goals and ideals of a National Mesothelioma Awareness Day (Rep. McCollum - Oversight and Government Reform) // S. 806 - Federal Executive Board Authorization Act of 2009 (Sen. Voinovich - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.R. 6392 - To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 5003 Westfields Boulevard in Centreville, Virginia, as the "Colonel George Juskalian Post Office Building" (Rep. Wolf - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.Res. 1622 - Honoring the historic contributions of veterans throughout all conflicts involving the United States (Rep. Baca - Veterans' Affairs) // H.R. 5953 - To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to display in each facility of the Department of Veterans Affairs a Women Veterans Bill of Rights (Rep. Filner - Veterans' Affairs) // H.Res. 1644 - Expressing support for designation of a "National Veterans History Project Week" (Rep. Kind - Veterans' Affairs) // H.R. 5866 - Nuclear Energy Research and Development Act of 2010 (Rep. Gordon - Science and Technology)

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HOUSE FLOOR DEBATE: Pursuant to H.Con.Res 332, the House meets at 2:00 p.m. for legislative business with votes postponed until 6:00 p.m. Suspensions (9 Bills): Senate Amendment to H.R. 5712 - The Physician Payment and Therapy Relief Act of 2010 (Reps. Levin/ Waxman - Ways and Means/ Energy and Commerce) // H.R. 5877 - To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 655 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, as the "Lance Corporal Alexander Scott Arredondo, United States Marine Corps Post Office Building" (Rep. Capuano - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.Res. 771 - Supporting the goals and ideals of a National Mesothelioma Awareness Day (Rep. McCollum - Oversight and Government Reform) // S. 806 - Federal Executive Board Authorization Act of 2009 (Sen. Voinovich - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.R. 6392 - To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 5003 Westfields Boulevard in Centreville, Virginia, as the "Colonel George Juskalian Post Office Building" (Rep. Wolf - Oversight and Government Reform) // H.Res. 1622 - Honoring the historic contributions of veterans throughout all conflicts involving the United States (Rep. Baca - Veterans' Affairs) // H.R. 5953 - To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to display in each facility of the Department of Veterans Affairs a Women Veterans Bill of Rights (Rep. Filner - Veterans' Affairs) // H.Res. 1644 - Expressing support for designation of a "National Veterans History Project Week" (Rep. Kind - Veterans' Affairs) // H.R. 5866 - Nuclear Energy Research and Development Act of 2010 (Rep. Gordon - Science and Technology)