dean garber any and susan reuben two new yorkers who live in westchester county close to the indian point plant. the plan looks at the plan question mark as the title of the film looks at the questions the evacuation plan for those living within the ten mile evacuation zone of the indian point plant take a look. indian point is an aging nuclear power plant located thirty five miles north of new york city three hundred thousand people live within the evacuation zone and seventy million people live within fifty miles of the plant i'm really curious about people's plans for what they're going to do if something happens so what's your plan if something happens at indian point that is a good question and we don't really have a plan and do you know about the evacuation plan basically i never actually heard of it before. joining me now to talk more about this new movie called the plan are its filmmakers susan ruben and andrea garber rename and i say the right answer. yes you got it right thanks the bank you both for joining us. andrea what inspired you to make this film. well my friend sus

embarrassed by i think they should live more comfortably with it because it doesn't characterize calls for garber today by any means and they should say this is what went on there it was wrong and we're now going past it now for more than half a well more than half a century when the eugenics record office was founded in one thousand nine hundred it was meant to be a place where people studied families. charles davenport who was the director was focused like his hero francis galton on family traits. they look for families they call degenerate. so families where there was alcoholism families where there was so-called people in mind families where there was illegitimacy families where there was prostitution and what have you and then they would do interviews. and i asked about the parents and the grandparents but this was a pedigree chart of the famous jukes family and it got so large that they decided to make it in a circle because they could contain more people this way. than what was in me it was made to show that some nine hundred individuals who ended up in the prisons of new york were descend

more detail later on "morning joe" when we speak to the commissioner of major league soccer, don garber's on "morning joe." implgts turning to baseball now, it's been a rough year for the orioles' star chris davis, but last night he found a bit of redemption, brought in to pinch-hit at the bottom of the ninth, down by one run to the white sox. take a look. >> 3-2 delivery and a fly ball, right field! it is way back! chris davis, good-bye, home run! orioles win, bottom of the ninth! >> all right. baltimore wins 6-4. the orioles are now just a game and a half back in the a.l. east. >>> next time, by the way, someone tells you that you pitch like a girl or throw like a girl, you can just say thank you. just say thank you. and then point them to this video of 17-year-old chelsea baker. >> she's got some movement on that. >> chelsea threw batting practice at last night's rays game. as can you see, she's pretty good. her pitch of noise is the knuckleball, and she use it had to make a few rays players miss. she's a pitcher for her high school in plant city, florida, and says she hopes to inspi

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disaster might happen if action isn't taken to discuss this matter further i'm joined by vladimir garber from the coldish institute of the russian academy of sciences thanks so much for coming in. do you think first of all that a disaster like this is actually possible could space debris potentially destroy the international space station potentially yes the probability is not so high. and depends of the how will proceed would be see sure into the future but fortunately we can move assess if we discover that some debris can heat it sometimes we even have not enough time to move the only solution is to put into the re-entry capsule and to prepare to. the very worst yes ok sounds work these things go exterior really fast thirty to forty thousand kilometers an hour so these are extremely dangerous objects regardless of size or presume. because we all will be hit by a large object like ten meters size. you know what will happen but this seem will happen if you will hit will be even by a small one or c once into music. eyes because the effect will bear like in a head on collision of her watch

. >> reporter: done garber is the commissioner of the major league soccer, the professional league in america and canada that continues to surge in popularity. >> america is a soccer nation, but that soccer nation really rises around the world cup. >> reporter: he has faith this world cup will lurene more americans to soccer and to the u.s. team, and that would be an excellent goal. >> gooooal! >> reporter: for today, joe fryar, nbc news, los angeles. >> we've got dylan over in the orange room with the insight into who you really holding form. i'd yell goal but can't hold note for that long. the world cup is supposes to get the most mengsz on social media than any other sporting event. are americans even potion the question. we posed the question on today.com and got a lot of responses on facebook. who are americans rooting for? holly on facebook, the boston red sox. i'm with you but got the wrong sport. and angela said the one that kicks the ball, and amazing to see only 35% of americans are rooting for team usa. we've got the rest of you who wrote into our survey rooting for all sor

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