after two months of practice in a duplicate of the flooded pedestal, injuly this year, mini sunfish wasolten clumps of material that could be fuel debris on the pedestal in unit three. one of the reasons there's so much water in the reactor buildings is because ground water is leaking in and it needs to be pumped out. the problem is, it can't be pumped out into the sea. so, how do you stop groundwater from leaking in in the first place? well, you build an ice wall. pipes of coolant have been inserted 30 metres into the ground and they are gradually freezing the soil and stopping anything from seeping through. it sounds completely nuts. but how else would you do it? that is an ice wall! underground! having been criticised in the early stages, it now seems tepco is working hard to make fukushima safe. it's rebuilt and reinforced working areas, sealed the soil in concrete, and reduced radiation levels. in ourfour—hour visit, we received the radiation dose equivalent to four dental x—rays, but there is such a long way to go. decommissioning the site could take a0 years. and it may cost eigh

-- or a granite pedestal rather.ou can see a lot of excitement from the crowd who's gathered here to witness this with the. we talked to sheila heft about what this means for the city. >> being a true philadelphian we have the excitement of the eagles parade, the super bowl champions, and here we are today celebrating the return of the iconic robert indiana's love statue the day before valentine's day back here at love park. it can't get any better than this right? >> reporter: and as this work continues, there are a ton of media cameras here trying to capture this moment but just as many people who maybe were walk the city today who decided to stop and to be part of this moment to witness this and photograph it for themselves. you know, a lot of people want to come to philadelphia they want to get their picture with that love statue, and it is back for the first time in more than a career. katy, back to you. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> good to see you back and good to see this, sunny and e

quite an effort to get this thing off the pedestal. to drag it you've got to go all the way through the national mall and down. right now you're having different calls for different things, asking people to spread out. shannon: are they pouring flammable liquid or gasoline, lighter fluid on this? looks like it is starting up in flames. [crowd cheering] >> as we are watching the protesters attempting to get this going up in flames it is described as a bronze figure by an american artist 100 years ago. i don't know the properties of metal. don't know -- will it continue to burn? there is the effort underway tonight. >> people are now dispersing a little bit and the police have stood back, there has been no presence other than what we saw block and a block and a half away from here, just letting this go on from here as people celebrate the destruction of the statute that stood here more than 100 years, one of the few within city limits that commemorate confederate general, confederate officer. >> if you are just joining us, what you are l

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a pedestal in potties is switching to the future of israel. and we'll 6 vote in the, in the world order. and we'd have to bear in mind that they are very strategic and see routes in the area, the very important oil resources and, and usually doesn't want to let go of that. but most of all is, well, it's being sweets and as a country that once had legitimacy, it's been completely exposed now, not by wisdom, governments, but by the people in western governments and all across the world, including on the african continent that this is a regime that has been identified and, and finally labeled by the international court of justice as an a project machine. they using not only the itself but they who they, they using the they reputation. in fact, i think the, the future is well, looks very nice. and they are, they are fully aware of that now as opposing policy and the factions that trying to reconcile their differences. nathan, yahoo is in the us asking for more weapons for the warren gazda. well, what do you think of those contrasting events? you k

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and mind, that's really what she was. >> yes, i'm here. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked him down on the internet and for the first time in more than 70 ye

it was on a pedestal. a little bit after we first spoke, there were about 25 additional protesters who came in the all decided to pull this thing down the same direction. very quickly after that, you ha some movement of the pedestal and it came right down. they settled throughout the square here. there are protesters who are continuing offscreen right now to spray sprague -- spray paint the pedestal with the names george floyd. and i'm standing behind our camera right now so you can see the fire and the crowd that is gathered here. they are celebrating finally getting the statute down. a ticket couple couple of hours. this is right in the middle of government buildings, police station, courthouses. the police, a few dozen of them just watching from across the street right now. other than the violence and the statue, it has been, you know, there's been no fighting, not arguing, no physical violence. but now they are now calling to get the march go in and go throughout the city. but we have been seeing in dc

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and unobtainable, because in my mind, that's really what she was. >> yes, i'm here. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked the first time in more than 70 years, the two talked to each other again via skype. >> i still dream of you. >> you do? >> i do. >> oh, my goodness. ( laughs ) oh, thomas. >> reporter: joyce morris, now 88 and divorced, lives in australia. >> the only one big problem is i can't take you in my arms and give you a scweed! ( laughs ). >> oh, here we are. >> reporter: problem solved.

the piece was secured to a pedestal, the pedestal gave way. >> reporter: the tiles under the piece came off the pedestal and went with the piece. the value somewhere between 20 and $25,000. the big concern now iset getting it back. the director said a similar crime happened in denver a couple of years ago it was kids involved in that one when they found out the high value of what they stole and the fact the police were looking for it, they destroyed it. the hope is that does not happen here. >> live from downtown st. pete, steve nichols, fox 13 news. >>> developing now an accident that left six people injured is underway in connecticut a bus overturned in madison this afternoon. police say there were more than 50 people on board the bus at the time. around 30 were taken to the hospital for treatment. they are trying to figure out if weather played played a role in and police say the roads were slick. >> the last thing we need is another bush there are other people in government that are just bad. it's gotten totally out of control. one of the reasons is, some of them are smart, he's not

. >> i have myself on a pedestal, fighting for protection of something i didn't really have. >> a boxer reflects on a tough loss as he and the >>> tell us what you think about this story, log onto our facebook page. >>> with thompson, one of the most successful and high school and college coaches in any sport. it was at georgetown university where he became an icon. for 27 years the 6'10" figure was there. he had his issues with the media but he recently sat down with your bruce johnson and when they chatted, it's never just about basketball because thompson was never allowed to be just a coach. >> i call this --[inaudible]-- georgetown was the only school that would give him a coaching job back then. went on to win 70% of all the games that he played in. they only 13 games the year before he got here. his teams appeared in three final became the --[inaudible]-- the. >> i tell people that all i want to do is win one. i was sorry i said that because i played in three but i said i want to kick that wall down. >> the national champions. >> i never felt --[inaudible]-- under any circumstanc

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. >> doubt anyone try to put themselves on a pedestal. -- don't anyone put themselves on a pedestal. >> if you're going to persuade people to invest trust again into politicians, then it is not good enough to just talk the talk. >> the prime minister was much more aggressive last week, accusing nick clegg to be a risk to security. he claims both were hiding cuts. >> david did not mention three items. >> let me do it right now. >> will you withdraw the leaders going out saying that the conservatives would take away the things like the free bus ride? you should be ashamed of that. >> i have not offered that. why is it not in your manifesto that you are keeping free prescription charges? >> there was more on immigration and whether the government will be better if they work together. what do those watching outsideo? will they deliver a victory to any one of them or force them to shake hands and work together? >> and our political editor with that report. let's take you to try lockup. -- let's take you to sri lanka. he will take part in the swearing-in of members of parliament. he demand

we shouldn't think of ourselves as up on a pedestal. we should think of ourselves as part of a community. our job is to help with information. other people help with other things, and we shouldn't want the pedestal. >> let's get in some of the voices from our audience now. hi. go ahead with your question. >> my question is in terms of political television news with ratings and demographics shifting seemingly towards the cable personality-driven news shows--rachel maddow, john king--do you think that in the future that will make the traditional nightly newscast obsolete? >> you gonna make the traditional nightly newscast obsolete? >> if she's right, i have to set myself on fire now. is that how this works? no. will we make them obsolete? i don't know the answer to that question, and i don't mean this to sound the way i'm going to say it, but i almost don't care. that's my job. my bosses might not like this, but i hope not. i hope--i like the choices. i like that people have a variety of choices, and there are very good programs there. in

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the pedestal is there. this is going to be about 10 feet tall total but the pose is what's really fun. that's big secret and the reveal on saturday. >> it is. it's -- certainly a challenge for us to get out the word about this sense we haven't shown it yet. so because the picture is worth 1,000 beyond a reasonable doubt but we're doing our best to describe the excitement surrounding it because we want fans to be surprised what the view is. what the image is and we also want fans to talk about it. we encourage the banter and discussion. frank in a home run pose or running down a ball in the alley and what's going to be the pose that we see? >> reporter: from frank to the culmination of cal in september and four others in-between each month unveiling a new one. who's next? going up to september? >> brooks robinson will be may 12th. so those were the first two guys to have their numbers retired by the orioles so that's the order that we've done these in and then we have earl weaver at the end of june. jim palm

at a 12 footer dollars desk chair -- pedestal sink. david scott was the public works director at time and a member of the sheila dixon capita. the total cost was more than $27,000. on the director has now found other uses for the furniture. >> baltimore city police are looking for those behind a string of armed robberies in side the -- inside the mondawmin mall. >> these have hit several sources inside mondawmin mall over the summer. they're all armed robberies but please to not leave their all connected. a string of armed robberies over the summer has police searching for suspects. six holdups were at stores. >> there is no group of vigilante saying let's attack the mall. these are crimes of opportunity. >> the thieves made off with $100,000 of merchandise from a jewelry store. there are three patterns of robberies, possibly with different suspects. they have issued warrants in some of them. >> some of them pass notes, others go in pretending to buy watches and produce a handgun or a weapon that rob the store. there was one group, the

now it tells the story of a surgeon played by pedestal, who is sent to the international space station to perform life saving hot surgery on a customer who's actually played by real life commander. only exhibit ski who is as we speak, guiding the film proved back home. now there were 3000 applicants with lead role, and not all of them were professional actresses at all. well, obviously space travel can be a very risky business that back in 2018. there was a saw you is rocket failure that happened right off the lift off. luckily the crew kept that cool and they came away unscathed after an emergency landing. as we understand that have been no accidents since. now, one of the trickiest aspects of space travel is not the landing. and here is how that is done a follow up with, [000:00:00;00] with, with, ah, well, with there is a lot of a growing anticipation tension over here. and of course, a lot of excitement, i can tell you that a lot of people are here filming cruise that many, many journalists, and of course, family members of those at the actress unit, pretty seats and to film direct

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the oregon sandstone pedestal stood in a dangerous part of the nature area.x people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who need to do with people to be clearer with people about what is appropriate behavior in a park. >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy it. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >> been tracy, los angeles. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, september 7th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> for the first time ever, donald trump and hillary clinton will be on the same stage, taking questions from veterans. the military battle both campaigns are waging before tonight's showdown. >>> miami is taking its fight to the air, spraying a powerful and controversial chemical in hopes of stopping zika spread, but people living under the spray are

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the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle —— the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middleunderstand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: vladimir putin wins a landslide victory in the russian presidential election, securing another six years in office. he also dismissed suggestions from britain that russia was behind the poisoning of former spy, sergei skripal and his daughter. well let's stay with that story and listen to president putin's comments on the nerve agent attack in britain and the issue of chemical weapons. translation: in relation to the tragedy you mentioned, i learnt about it from the media and the first thing that came into my mind was that if it was a military operation, people would have died straightaway. this is number one. secondly, russia does not have those weapons, russia has demolished all its chemical weapons under international su

we are not going away. >> reporter: carson began filling the pedestal with a temporary concrete blocknd installed the ceramic sculpture in december, as a tribute to taylor, the 26- year-old african-american woman shot to death by police during her louisville, kentucky, apartment, during a botched raid last month. the artist also wanted to show support for the black lives matter movement. but two weeks later, on the day after christmas, vandals broke off pieces of the sculpture. mayor libby schaaf called it an act of hatred. the gofundme page has nowed to $20,000, to remake the sculpture, which he said he will do in bronze this time to make it stronger. >> we're not going to hide, we retreat. we're calling on everyone to bring flowers and placards of statement of your support so that this can be a memorial of joy. >> reporter: the artist says it will take months to create a new sculpture. the city said tuesday the original sculpture did not undergo the city's tingle approval process for public art. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, taking the very serious topic of the coronavir

all right journalist riccardo pedestal reporting for us from jakarta thank you very much. thank you. now to some other stories making headlines around the world a new study has revealed that the earth's oceans have absorbed sixty percent more heat than previously estimated researchers say the findings will have a major impact on the effort to keep global temperature under the target of two degrees celsius warmer oceans destroyed vital organisms and cause extreme weather. australia has announced it will relocate asylum seeker children sent to the pacific island of now to by the end of the year now into the country strict anti asylum policy arrivals are sent to remote pacific camps the decision comes after a string of reports of abuse and suicide on the island. pakistan's leader has called for calm after a christian woman on death row for blasphemy charges was free in a televised address prime minister imran khan urged the country not to be incited by islamist extremists protests erupted after the supreme court released the first woman sentenced to death by hanging for insul

matter activists were completely wrong to remove it but some say is that he was putting racism on a pedestal and that it is britain's education system and mendacious history teaching that now needs to be toppled joining me now is someone who has pushed for greater diversity among university students and was the 1st black british muslim president of the national union of students and co-founder of students not suspect when they have out here joins me now via skype from laden in the netherlands thank you so much for coming on malea so as i said here starmer and boris johnson the prime minister condemning those who brought down that monument celebrating a slave trader in bristol what did you make of it i think. you said time at a time when the government as effectively wage war continues to wage war brown and black bodies through its cut at the national health service through systematic rejection oppression exploitation of communities of color have led to the astronomical debt that we have seen amongst those communities and it.

you can use the nash, my room and you buy yes to partner with when you look at us, your panko and pedestal, during this pre flight training, of course it was an expedited 4 month course, but they all went through all, i guess you could say the checks and balances that are required for a cause, middleton training. they all passed with flying colors, but when you see them experimenting there in 0 gravity, i mean, it looks a bit of a bumpy right. to be honest with you, but let's take a look now and what set to be the 1st ever feature film made in space. now the movies working title is that of the challenge. now it tells the story of a surgeon played by pedestal, old who is sent to the international space station to perform life saving hot surgery on a customer who's actually played by real life commander. only debit ski who is as we speak, guiding the film, proved back home. now there were 3000 applicants vis lee to roll, and not all of them were professional actresses at all. well, obviously space travel can be a very risky business that back in 2018. there was a saw you is rocket failure th

he is so far on that pedestal, never heckled like a lot of other players are. even the second player, phil mickelson gets heckled. do you see this knocking him off the pedestal now and down the road. >> it may not be a forever thing but maybe initially. not a major like augusta is a private course. if he did, that's a cultured society. in new york, all bets are off. they heckled phil, sergio. they would do that at other places. if he plays at st. andrews, they won't do it there. me a pick a venue like that where he knows he can come back and not face the scrutiny that el he would face at home. >> this seemed to stage, so handled, so coached. >> yes and no. he had to be to some degree. he had to have a game plan. i do think he was trying to reach out a little bit. his mother had to relationship her heart out. the hug at the end, i thought that was genuine. >> a story well be following closely. that does it for the news edge. back at 10:00 and news edge at 11:00. have a great night.

. >> there's no pedestals in our house. [ laughter ] >> got to love tom brady senior.'ll tell you this. how about him? he -- he has tom brady as a son. future hall of famer. >> yes. >> his daughter-in-law is giselle bundchen. >> his son-in-law is -- >> no pedestals. how about that. great family. thanks for watching. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: political enemies joining forces? president-elect donald trump meets with one of the most outspoken critics, mitt romney. who else might join the trump emotion? ( booing ). >> ninan: also tonight, vice president-elect mike pence gets booed on broadway and hears from one of the stars of "hamilton." >> we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values. >> ninan: what's behind the spike in hate and harassment since the election? ♪ 100 days 100 nights ♪ to know a man's heart >> ninan: and she was 4' 11" of sheer power. we remember soul singer extrord

. >> a major cleanup and golden gate park today after three statues were ripped from their pedestals and others covered with graffiti after a night of protest. protesters stormed the music concourse last night toppling statues with pes lein behind empty pedestals including the star-spangled mawho did owne slaves and the founder of california missions and also slave owner. some say the crowd went too far when they targeted the figure of ulysses s grant. i don't get grants. he was signing for the abolition not for slavery. i don't understand why that would be taken out. >> when i was here last week i noticed and i thought it was surprising to have him so prominently in the park considering the history. >> the police would not take questions about what happened but issued a statement saying the group started throwing objects at officers but no arrests were made. >> the archdiocese of san francisco issued a statement about the destruction of the father sarah statue saying "just as historical wrongs cannot be righted by keeping them hidden, neither can they be righted by rewriting the his

even in the darkness, the tarp remains around the pedestal of the statute.ice have surrounded that and there is someone atop the statute pretty much underneath the horse there. that's where things are. i don't know if it's tense enough to call it a standoff. there is definitely a line now, center of the park belonging to the police and the rest of the park belonging to the occupy movement. >> what are you seeing as to officers and propertitesters? is there any type of negotiating going on as to when to take these tents down? >> reporter: that we scan see, there hasn't. usually officers do not converse back and forth. there's a lot of one-way conversation from protesters but no response from the officers generally. they are following their commands and i their protocols, that is something they frown upon. they want to maintain their presence as a police presence. no official negotiations we have seen between ranking officers and whoever may be the actual leaders of the movement. >> we want to recap what we know, we can confirm at this point, the tarp that had

lee and stonewall jackson is now a empty pedestal is remains as graffi p overnight.e here at 3:00 a.m. and took a large crane to remove the statue dedicated in 1948. the monument had been proposed for removal by a committee appointed by baltimore's mayor. the robert taney station in mount vernon also taken down overnight, while not complicitly a federal monument, he's known for his decision advancing slavery in the u.s. and the 100-year-old confederate women's monument sits now as just a blank pedestal. baltimore residents woke to a new look in their city. >> i feel it should have been done a long time ago because of what it represents. so i'm happy for that. >> there's oftentimes a feel of just disappointment and kind of just sadness with the way things are in our country. but then there's these glimmers of hope that means that, you know, change is happening. suzanne: baltimore's mayor supervised the removal of these monuments and no word yet what will happen to them. adrianna: breaking news at this hour. abc 7 learned there is a fire at the smithsonian castle locat

one pedestal has remained empty because no one could agree what to put on it. now they're putting anybody on it. one person per hour round the clock for the next three months, 2,400 people, living sculpture, it's charitably called. >> i think it's absolutely right that we start putting an individual hero up there that can demonstrate we can all be heroes. >> reporter: the problem is some heroes are more interesting than others. steven stockton just stood there. others have tossed purple airplanes, performed with puppets, supported their favorite causes. to the artists who developed the concept, it's a portrait of modern britain. >> the composite picture of that it's going to tell us something about the nature of the u.k. now. >> reporter: or the nature of u.k. installation art now. anybody can apply to be a plinth the winners are chosen by lottery. in evidently, the expression has been "someday your plinth" will come, which many think is the only thing amusing about it. there are lessons for the plinthers here, 15 minutes of fame may be better than a whole hour

basically just the pedestals remain here and at another location. now, today people keep coming by to see what happened. city crews removed spray paint from pedestals. >> i think that those should have been taken down a long, long time ago. >> reporter: statues of francis scott key, ulysses s. grant are gone. we obtained video of the monuments being pulled down. last night hundreds of people showed up and bottles were thrown at officers. established missions and accused. scott key composed the "star spangled banner" and was known to have owned slaves. and grant, the 18th president, had a history with both. >> haven't seen any representation of oppression or racism or slavery come down. >> mayor london breed released a statement saying in part there's real pain in the country of slavery and oppression especially against african-americans and indigenous people. i know that pain all too well. but the damage done to our park last night went far beyond just the statues that were tore down and included significant damage to golden gate park. a statue was

the group sprayed red paint on the statue before then pulling it off of its pedestal yesterday. the catholic saint has been accused of exploiting native americans. today catholics gathered at the site of the broken pedestal to pray for the protesters.>>> still ahead, and just hours santa clara county will loosen its restrictions on a wide range of businesses. the notable exceptions. >>> for the second time in as many days clinical trials for coronavirus are abruptly halted.>>> that pandemic has hammered that commercial air travel industry and private chat service is surging. coming up, we will tell you who is flying. >>> a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app and it gives you 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and >>> tonight costars are remembering the 2 1/2 men actress is a beautiful actress. her 12 season turn as housekeeper roberta earned her two emmy nominees, she died yesterday following cardiac arrest and she was 77 years old. >>> one person has died and another remains in critical condition tonight after an suv plowed into a group of outdoor diners in the san jose. police say the 69

but it was america's responsibility to fund and build the statue's pedestal.ldi, the designer of the statue, actually had more of a pyramid design, where it would... there'd be steps that lead up to, like, a pyramid, and that obviously didn't work out in the end due to the location that was chosen on fort wood, which is the star—shaped fort at the bottom of the statue, so he collaborated with hunt to come up with the final iconic design of the pedestal. the museum doesn't overlook that for many the statue of liberty is also a reminder that america hasn't always lived up to its noble ideas. whenever people are protesting something associated with freedom and liberty, the statue of liberty is frequently used as an icon. so we hope that when people come here, they will think personally about what freedom and liberty means to them. visitors are asked to contemplate that in the inspiration gallery, here at the statue of liberty's original torch, that was replaced in 1986, is displayed with the american flag and lady liberty as its backdrop. the story of the statue

how can we stand next to our murders on a pedestal? how are you? i'm cranium. athletes and coaches are dying in the war against russia. that's why key forms russian competitors bod, from the parasol and picks next year, we have a special report. and the u. s. thousands of conservative activists gather in suburban washington with presidential contenders donald trump. and his one time ally, nikki haley said to give contrasting speech ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the at least 36 people have been killed in her head on the train collision in greece. more than 50 others are being treated in the hospital with serious injuries. grace's transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accidents for they say they have arrested and charged a station master in the nearby city of larissa. the man has denied any wrong doing and has blamed the accident on a possible technical failure. it was just before midnight when the 2 trains collided. authority se both were traveling on the same track for several calamities before hitting each other had on at hig

this is pedestal rock or it was pedestal rock. couple of people nearby heard the group yelling they were going to knock it over and when they did they were asked why. well one man said his friend broke his leg near the rock so he decided to call it a safety hazard are. okay now to my favorite sentence of the night are you ready? on a flying comet is okay. it ended up land national guard the dark its batteries died but great news ross etta space probe town it sent this picture back and rosetta was partially made at cu boulder. >> the schaefer athletic complex is being they end according to jefferson county officials and they are blaming prairie dogs for the damage. here's a look at the holes dug up in the past few months. 10 at every corner of the sports complex. the scariest ones they say buildings. >> we're concerned about infiltration of water and other things into that and maybe compromising the foundations of that building. >> so about 15 of the prairie dogs have been moved out and now they have to poison the rest but the prai