let's assess the risk with arnie gundersen he's a nuclear safety advocate who consults with state governments about the yankee nuclear plant mr gundersen is 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 i learned from my 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 potentially korea and china as well how much time do 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 have experience building these spent fuel rods and we appreciate your expertise tonight i can't say i enjoy

. —— two arnie 26 nations. we have seen —— two arnie 26 nations.ue football and it can work in the club game behind closed doors because it will keep television revenues coming in but it's not seen for international rugby union. the six nations doesn't work without supporters and that's why the organisers are looking at the options. but if they were to move it, does that work? that will be fraught with danger and into club season next year and there is the small matter of the british lions tour to south africa. why so many things with support and society, it is allup in things with support and society, it is all up in the air. so many unknowns at the moment. chrisjones or rugby union correspondent, thanks s0 or rugby union correspondent, thanks so much. on the day tougher measures have been introduced in scotland to deal with a surge in coronavirus cases — the national football side's been hit too, with stuart armstrong, kieran tierney and ryan christie all now out of their euro 2020 play—off semifinal against israel tomorrow. it's after armstrong

acceptable by the nuclear regulatory commission the tritium concentrations are sky high nuclear expert arnie gundersen. says this is yet another indication the aging play out should close this is either a leak in a pipe or a leak in the tank that pipe connects so underground pipes that vermont yankee originally claimed did not exist until after the 1st leak was discovered gunderson was on the public oversight panel made false statements at 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 they contain 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 through the human 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

arnie arnesen or she is out over time or funded by me. from. going to go you guys are going to have its own. we. understand communist country we are. here now 8 now if we intend to act right we support trump. they not only support the president they are true believers in some of his most contentious policies please stop trying to tie or for good you need to talk to the d.n.c. go by make what it sounds like i want how you think our union is really in how your city doesn't need to know you hope it's only going to go to learn what will she do to make the spirit of the building. yes. yes stephanie lou came to the us 20 years ago she used to vote for the democrats. for economy can freedom means a lot to me because in china i have everything materially but i don't have freedom to criticize the government. here i have freedom to say whatever i want but i already did notice that so many americans they are they didn't know where america how they dare not to say i support they have to be silent majority. i also stephanie what she thinks about the suge in

currently using is a p c r b's test a saliva test at the university of illinois that was developed to skip arni isolation so it's fast and scalable results are within hours and i think it's important to point out this is different that the antigen test for working on antigen tests here are not roll those out yet in the laboratory. is it also completely different to an antibody test which would only tell you if you've had an infection and know if you're actually infectious correct our test is looking for the virus in your saliva so we look for 3 genes from the virus it's a quick direct from saliva to p.c.r. assaye so allows us to detect whether the tell you the number of copies per milliliter of the virus in your saliva what makes it safe so the key is that the little detection is very low so we pick up 502-8000 copies per mil we've been now testing about 50000 people twice per week over the course of the last several months more than half a 1000000 tests have been performed and what we see is that people go from negative negative negative and then when they flip positive we can see it at very l

rbs test a saliva test at the university of illinois that was developed to skip arnie isolation so it's fast and scalable results are within hours and i think it's important to point out this is different than the antigen test or working on antigen tests here you're not roll those out yet in the laboratory. is it also completely different to an antibody test which would only tell you if you've had an infection no if you're actually infectious correct our test is looking for the virus in your saliva so we look for 3 genes from the virus it's a quick direct from saliva to p.c.r. assaye so allows us to detect whether that tell you the number of copies per milliliter of the virus in your saliva what makes it safe so the key is that the little detection is very low so we pick up 502-8000 copies per mil we've been now testing about $50000.00 people twice per week over the course of the last several months more than half a 1000000 tests have been performed and what we see is that people go from negative negative negative and then when they flip positive we can see it at very low viral loads so

let's assess the risk with arnie gundersen he's a nuclear safety advocate and state government about the nuclear plant mr gundersen is 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.

is in the spotlight too for another reason is former chief joe is a priest arnie has been blocked from speaking at a un security council meeting my colleague kevin own discussed this with artie's saskia taylor. what seems an irony for the u.s. which is of course the organization it's all about putting together international voices about discussing difficult topics it has bought a former chief. from speaking to the security council now we're talking about the start he's a brazilian diplomatic he was in fact the foster back to general of the chemical weapons what between 10072002 he's really a figure of a great authority he was invited by moscow to speak on the alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 but at the last minute he was essentially disinvited by among others the u.s. u.k. and france russia called this a shame they decided to post any reading the speech was scheduled to say and they said the following. what happened today unfortunately is yet another sign that western delegations are afraid of hearing the uncomfortable truth you want to silence objective

rbs test a saliva test at the university of illinois that was developed to skip arnie isolation so it's fast and scalable results are within hours and i think it's important to point out this is different than the antigen test or working on antigen tests here or not roll those out yet in the laboratory. is it also completely different to an antibody test which would only tell you if you've had an infection no if you're actually infectious correct our test is looking for the virus in your saliva so we look for 3 genes from the virus it's a quick direct from saliva to p.c.r. assaye so allows us to detect whether that tell you the number of copies per milliliter of the virus in your saliva what makes it safe so the key is that the little detection is very low so we pick up 502-8000 copies per mil we've been now testing about $50000.00 people twice per week over the course of the last several months more than half a 1000000 tests have been performed and what we see is that people go from negative negative negative and then when they flip positive we can see it at very low viral loads so we

arnie, hello. caller: hi. i am of course a trump supporter. people wonder why people voted for trump. we put up with the same rhetoric that biden has been putting out presents.ous i nothing has gotten done. trump has done something. that is why we support him. in this part of northern michigan, the signs are 10 to one in favor of trump. when you get to the metropolitan area, that will change. but people just don't understand that if you have heard the same thing that biden has preached and previous presidents, both republicans and democrats, we are fed up with the system. host: how do you think michigan is going to go as far as who the state supports? caller: the northern part will be definitely trump. it carried him before. is the southern part, that the population. it will be somewhat different. i don't know. it is sort of an odd thing to say. he will win by a big margin or obviously he will lose prayed but i think it will be a big margin. host: we will hear from jim in a tumwater -- in ottumwa, iowa. caller: good morning. the debate last ni

. $500.00 companies they've beaten estimates for arnie's now overall profit is expected to tumble about 13.4 percent from a year ago so short term risk appetite that firmly in the negative territory now kristie amid this week that is the worst since the march selloff the vix fear gauge is actually spiking again friday not near where we were nearly as high as we were back in march what does this tell us about her market sentiment. so it's getting really close to a critical level now so today is only true under the 3rd time that the vix has closed over $0.40 and next launched back in 1990 so it starts getting really dicey is a 44 mark which is 3 standard deviations away from a we're getting really close to it now so we always say that ask president does not indicate future performance we can however take you take away from the past so history has shown that 94 percent of the our nations act in 1990 when the vix closed above 44 that just occurred 2 times in history in the 200-2009 the 2020 period so when the vix 1st close over 404044 back in 2008 that resulted in a drawdown in the s. and p

rbs test a saliva test at the university of illinois that was developed to skip arnie isolation so it's fast and scalable results are within hours and i think it's important to point out this is different than the antigen test or working on antigen tests here you're not roll those out yet in the laboratory. is it also completely different to an antibody test which would only tell you if you've had an infection not if you're actually infectious correct our test is looking for the virus in your saliva so we look for 3 genes from the virus it's a quick direct from saliva to p.c.r. assaye so allows us to detect whether that tell you the number of copies per milliliter of the virus in your saliva what makes it safe so the key is that the little detection is very low so we pick up 502-8000 copies per mil we've been now testing about $50000.00 people twice per week over the course of the last several months more than half a 1000000 tests have been performed and what we see is that people go from negative negative negative and then when they flip positive we can see it at very low viral loads s

an update on was happening in germany with arnie delve -- with s.ne delf ,oining us now is ask kutnermax kettner, hsbc multi-asset strategist. what does it mean for euro strategists? bundif you look at the market, a lot of it has been priced already. you look forward six to 12 months, i rate cut is already there in the price. it seems like the floor is in for bunds already. means in the it rates market is that the sort of btp-bund compression has further to go. whenever we see some bout of volatility like over the past two or three days, that would be much more a buy on the dips of btp-bunds tight nurse. a lot of people have already -- tighten or's -- tighteners. the better handling of the virus, we kind of threw that out of the window, and the other is those two narratives are with european equities, and on the fx side, euro-dollar has lookingarkably steady, at, for example, what bunds have been pricing, so there's probably a little more downside for the euro here, but probably most of the mood is gone. alix: what we also heard is the recalibrate instruments over and over from christ

i was on a panel yesterday with arnie duncan. we leaned into those issues that i think all americans nod their heads about. that,ms of just managing i really just want to emphasize the point about having people around you as president who know you well, who know what you are about as well as people who know washington well. and i remember having that feeling of gosh, i don't know a heck of a lot about what they are talking about but i do know a heck of a lot about george w. bush and i know how he thinks about things, i know how he thinks about priorities. point, being, to alexis' humble in the opportunity, understanding the gravity us of visage -- the gravitas of the ofuation, the soberness being at the white house and the awesomeness of your charge and really, there's plenty of work for everybody figuring out how to create a symphony of players with the expertise that can get something done. priorityse, the first was no child left behind, and all the things that president bush did on week one in office to build those bridges, bi

arnie, hello. caller: hi. i am of course a trump supporter.eople wonder why people voted for trump. we put up with the same rhetoric that biden has been putting out presents.ous i nothing has gotten done. trump has done something. that is why we support him. in this part of northern michigan, the signs are 10 to one in favor of trump. when you get to the metropolitan area, that will change. but people just don't understand that if you have heard the same thing that biden has preached and previous presidents, both republicans and democrats, we are fed up with the system. host: how do you think michigan is going to go as far as who the state supports? caller: the northern part will be definitely trump. it carried him before. is the southern part, that the population. it will be somewhat different. i don't know. it is sort of an odd thing to say. he will win by a big margin or obviously he will lose prayed but i think it will be a big margin. host: we will hear from jim in a tumwater -- in ottumwa, iowa. caller: good morning. the debate last nigh