let's assess the risk with arnie gundersen he's a nuclear safety advocate who consults with them on state government about the month yankee nuclear plant mr gundersen joining us on the telephone sir based on what you have heard this is reactor number 4 there was a fire there the other day what does that tell you mr gundersen learned from eyes. sources that the radiation levels in the 4th reactor are so high that they've had to evacuate the personnel from there what that indicates is that the fuel pool is running out of order and if the personnel are not there to keep it refilled it doesn't surprise me that radiation levels are increasing dramatically if the wind turns and goes the other way. i would suspect contamination not just in japan but but potentially korea and china as well unless time they have before this is catastrophic it can boil dry in a day so they have you know on the order of 24 hours to straighten it out arnie gundersen is a very sober assessment we appreciate your expertise you've had experience building these spent fuel rods checks and we appreciate your expertise toni

catastrophic it can boil dry in a day so they have you know on the order of 24 hours to straighten it out arnie gundersen is a very sober assessment we appreciate your expertise you've had experience building these spent fuel rods checks and we appreciate your expertise tonight i can't say i enjoy what i'm hearing but i'm glad we're getting from someone who knows does so well mr gundersen thank you so much. i showed angry i felt scared i felt very sad when i heard about fukushima because of the people there who were displaced and because of the contamination of our world environment. those folks had to evacuate and god knows for how long i love this place i love where i live i don't want that to happen here. i don't want to see this beautiful paradise destroyed like that. in the united states there's 23 general electric mark one reactors identical to fukushima daiichi for mining he came on line almost. to fukushima daiichi you know what. they have the same design. the same reactor same contractors worked on them and the same flaws and weaknesses. of containment structure designed to hold in all

acceptable by the nuclear regulatory commission the tritium concentrations are in sky high nuclear expert arnie gundersen says this is yet another indication the aging play it should close this is either a leak in a pipe or a leak in the tank that pipe connects underground pipes that vermont yankee originally claimed didn't. exist until after the 1st leak was discovered gunderson was on the public oversight panel made false statements after g.m. parent company says it was miscommunication nothing more the radioactive warder contained tritium lots of tritium but it also contained other isotopes he contained strontium 90 which is a bone seeker and causes leukemia because cesium 137 which is a muscle seeker causes heart disease and it contains cobalt 60 which is a very high energy gamma source then a whole bunch of other isotopes minimal all of those started to work their way into the soil and has definitely entered the connecticut river trivium and all these radioactive isotopes can cause cancer. why is the tritium leak of concern to us ground water down there is being threatened and potentially

me a hug and all i could do is no stop stop don't touch me baby i got to go take a shower of germs arnie what really sucks is that i could be doing that and still be caring cobe it is i and store every single day. so listen you could lose your numbers and we have in. i nor i have a commodity to pay the bills when you miss the most forceful. recess he said has unfortunately lost. 3 to 4 hours i didn't even got a single job i'm missing school now missing school. like staying at all let the only thing i can try to pay my balance to come out and work if i come out and vote and there's no work. i don't know what to do i believe don't. as my life ali tries for hooper in lived in philadelphia he and other driver saw work try up overnight stay at home waters went into effect . also have to make payments. for the least elisa's guard and as an independent contractor like so many in the cook economy they tell themselves with no safety net install needing to pay high overhead cost. and i have not just ignored by news about any of them sold. us so saying. as you can see that is slow to leave no one o

normally and people started like it was summer and they started to act like they want to go back to arnie's new lots of big things like and it's coming back and it's. in florida where hundreds are lining up for testing as the state sees more than 5000 cases in a single day and in north carolina where the opening up of the state has been rapidly reversed so today i'm announcing that north carolina will pause and continue our safe or at home phase 2 for another 3 weeks this is not where we planned to be or wanted to be. but it is one of 2 important decisions that we need to make to effectively fight this disease. the other important decision is to make the wearing of masks meant a tory a measure now being implemented in a number of other states including california it's a mandate in the state of california because it not only protects you it protects others and it sends a message to people that we are not out of this pandemic president trump continues to appear in public without a mask as do most of his supporters and there's an emerging political aspect to the spread of the virus based on po

and the united states it's not going to go away here in hong kong there has been you know deepening arnie's really about what this law is going to mean because we had so little detail at the moment that journalist i spoke to in my report that was aired earlier made a very valid point also he said that the great worry that journalists in hong kong have now is growing self-censorship onces law takes effect in other words journalists will on the side of caution when it comes to talking to figures who are in the past of a spouse separatist or independent sentiment sentiment thank you for that to enter in brown there live from hong kong. senior military officers from india and china are expected to hold talks after a rare border skirmish killed 20 indian soldiers it comes a day after top diplomats from the 2 countries spoke over the phone and agreed to deescalate the situation tensions peak on monday in the gulf one valley region in the himalayas with the worst fighting in decades. the u.s. has introduced more sanctions against syria's government and its backers warning it won't stop until presi

russia has consecrated a new cathedral dedicated to the armed forces the massive church is causing arnie's amongst many russians whether they're religious or not so negotiator explained why . it is one of the tallest cathedrals in the altar docks church built just outside moscow at the military themed pitch at park. the resurrection of christ cathedral is a shrine to russia's armed forces it was that we got to mourn you with this harmony between the might of the armed forces and the spiritual might of the church of the spiritual and material of church and state led the path of our people go into the future in peace and prosperity and of this path god willing let there be new victories new achievements and you know defeats. a military mega church built in just under $600.00 days the main dome stretching out a percent ice 19.45 meters symbolizing the year the 2nd world war ended and the atheist soviet union's victory over nazi germany etc i am absolutely sure that all those who will come here will remember our country's past deeds and prepare for future feasts. replete with icons old and new

you're saying already running around very young and fresh and bright and a big ole arnie arnesen you know they are going on in the car and grease your hands are all right and offered me your name. and. the. the producers of this program asked mcquarrie group to be interviewed but they declined. so al-jazeera asked mcquarrie to respond to statements made about them in the program. mcquarrie replied to say that they took their role in economic can community infrastructure very seriously. that in the time their fund was a shareholder thames water had made $14700000000.00 of capital investment. and that this had allowed thames water to reduce leakage and to keep bills at a low level. they went on to say that the investment had been financed by profits some borrowing and had been approved by the u.k. water services regulator off what. they concluded by saying that thames water had paid an average dividend to shareholders of 11 percent of capital expenditure. the last stage in the financial isolation of water. the long term a stock market index to bet on water prices by nasdaq a stock exch

. >> that's arnie from marriott. if you're looking to corporate america, it's not coming from one company like marriott in that case, but active at the business round table, and we'll see if they do something collectively on health care or training or employment >> look, nothing would surprise me i come back and say that some of the best leadership in this country is from ceos ceos who do a lot to try to change, try to use their businesses as platforms for social change, and i think what a lot of us would say is a positive and not divisive way. the emphasis on being divisive or not divisive after what general mathis said last night, those of us who revere him were quite taken aback by what he had to say >> yeah. jim, you've pointed out the differences between china's recovery and our ongoing recovery and certainly, marriott's case study for how businesses -- i don't know, do you say roaring back in china, but relative to the united states, you could maybe say that >> i remember seeing arnie at the super bowl he was t

here's former education secretary arnie duncan. >> we have to go beyond that and really think about individualizingnking about competency, making sure children have afterschool supports when they need that, and as we go back to school, whatever that might mean, i think we're going to be in a high risk situation where some children will begin school some of the time, all children will be learning virtually some of the time as well between very, very thoughtful and careful and is flexible and balance the student needs with family needs and the needs of teachers and staff at the physical school building. >> cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro joins us from new york and i notice a number of states announcing this week they are planning to have kids back in the classroom this fall with changes, of course. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, ana, the short answer to your question, which is a great question for every parent and everyone else who's watching, zis that it's really unclear as to what exactly the next school year will look like. even in places like new york and all across the country are going o

government when you think about someone who is the head of walmart coming on and speaking to eloquently or arnie sorensen, doug parker, really incredible heart-felt thoughts, they're not about, okay, here's how i feel, i feel badly. let's get to the numbers they're not getting to the numbers. they're trying to figure out how to solve the problem, david. >> right understood it's a good point. let's hope it's more than press releases or money that is allocated towards this but actual action and ek kugs on that vision. you know, maybe we can follow up on these things in a number of months or years and see how it all workedout and see whether the companies did follow through. >> yeah. we're seeing dollar signs, that's for sure. quick break here we'll take a moment to look at futures. we'll talk to the vice president in a minute. s&p looks to open up about 60 handles as the average s&p stock is almost 34% above its three-month low. a grandfather of 14. a newlywed... a guy who just got into college... that's why behind these masks, johnson & johnson scientists are working to accelerate development of

kind of excited to hear what arnie sorenson has to say. stock prices are going to reflect what we have a year from now. not what we saw in the depths of april and may. >> give me a stock you added some to the list, right? >> we added disney as what we would consider finding a great company at a pretty darn good price when they closed the parks investors were running for the hills and we were investing in it i say the same with southwest airlines. >> southwest oh, okay >> right we've got a fair amount of feedback people thought we were maybe off our rocker a little bit buying an airline when the thought was no one was ever going to fly again. people are flying again. airlines are adding flights to their sked dulsd and at some point planes are going to be full again. >> you added dover anybody ever going to ride an elevator again dover, ww granger. >> right >> that should be a country singer and lowe's, too, huh >> well, lowe's was fortunate. lowe's as a value stock was a turn around play as it was certainly benefitted from the tailwind of w