william tucker in new york he's a journalist and author of terrestrial energy in paris we cross to benjamin so cool he is an assistant professor at the national university of singapore he is also author of the forthcoming book contesting the future of nuclear power a critical global assessment of atomic energy and in austin we have robert bryce he's a senior fellow at the manhattan institute and author of power hungry the miss of green energy and the real fuels of the future all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in since is the twenty fifth anniversary verse three of the tragedy of chernobyl let's take a look back. the television noble in northern ukraine is destined to stay abandoned it's high radiation levels and decaying infrastructure so this is a reminder of the worst nuclear plant disaster in human history since then nuclear technologies have been modernized significantly to survive the accident of the scale the industry was virtually forced or invent itself through a bridging industry to culture nevertheless those who oppose the use of nuclear energy will alw

benjamin if i go back to you in paris i mean your risk. active of your attitude towards nuclear energy one thing is for sure demand for energy is going to continue to grow week specially in china was already mentioned in the program as we speak right now there's a lot of controversy about nuclear power plants being built in india and another market that desperately needs more energy and and we live in a very volatile world gentlemen i mean the politics of all oil the geopolitics of oil is out there and on our face now we don't know what the world's going to be like in twenty years twenty five years but you everybody has to plan for their energy security so mention what about that i mean irrespective you like nuclear power not. a lot of countries just feel compelled to go in that direction because it will be their energy. there's a lot with the unpack with a comment first i think bill's you know soundbite that it's either pro nuclear or provocative is brilliant it's a great comment but it kind of illustrates the completely false dichotomy t

of benjamin sure this program is all legit and you just create a huge percentage go ahead benjamin go ahead and then we'll go to robert sorry and then it's only that it's interesting that if you're talking about energy security and fuel availability or uranium isn't everywhere you've got three countries canada and australia that are responsible for more than sixty percent of production and you've got about twelve countries that are responsible for ninety percent of production so it's even as concentrated in terms of supply as boyle so we can really kind of replacing one set of dependence with another set of dependence ok robert i mean it's go down the road here of renewables because a lot of people are saying that again i've come across very different numbers about the efficiency of investment in renewables as compared to fossil fuel and nuclear energy. sure well two to benjamin's point about efficiency look no one is opposed to efficiency saying you'd be opposed to efficiency is akin to saying i'm opposed to air the world is be is getting more efficient in its history consumption it'

i agree more with bill i think that with benjamin the the fact is for the for the near term fukushima is going to hinder nuclear development globally but look at what's happening in china a country that is heavily reliant on coal for what about seven hundred seventy five percent of its electricity they're planning to build sixty new nuclear reactors over the next decade it's clear that in the near term this action at fukushima is going to drive the world more toward natural gas because that's the only other source that is scalable and as relatively low carbon good over the long term i think nuclear is going to have to be and will be part of the answer because the demand for electricity globally is so great well you know if i go back to new york william what about the cost of it i mean it would when i was preparing for this program i just such a politicized issue would come across articles to say everything's just fine this is just a black eye the future is writing for a radio and then other stuff saying these plants or they're all getting old there's not enough new ones being built ar

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to discuss a possible return to pre-one nine hundred sixty seven borders with palestinians the country has been occupying land in the west bank where palestinians hope to build their own state since the six day war announcement for those been minutes and yeah it was consistent rejection of the same proposal put forward by the uk obama may in return the palestinians would be expected to drop their bid for statehood at the un and formally recognize israel as a church state. police in britain have released incredible c.c.t.v.

pull change now the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been very quiet in his response in much the same as that i'll be egypt's president hosni mubarak was at the top of it that you may believe said shift today friday the opposition he deceived me issued a scathing attack against the dollar saying that not only was he out of touch with the people but the soviets that he was doing was to try and crush these demonstrations and the only thing that's another bit in the past few days except imitation is part of a mass movement people in the country thirty at the time here is a very catching people to mobilize people are saying they go nowhere and a lot of the government says i'm on the next anomalies policia t.v. television. knesset member daniel ben-simon says prime minister netanyahu doesn't realize the protests are rooted in public discontent and not coming from political rivals. people here yelling out shouting are sleeping in the streets and talking about tens of thousands you won't see the police shooting or beating the protesters it's very polite it's very strong vested

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were reportedly part of the same unit that carried out the assassination of osama bin ladin medea benjamin from the antiwar movement code pink says the u.s. has cause too much damage in the country and it's time for them to pull out. what we have seen in these last ten years of endless war is that the presence of u.s. troops is it strengthens the taliban it gives the taliban a reason for being and the more that the us troops continue to be there the war of the violence will continue a report recently came out from the international crisis group that showed that despite billions of dollars in international aid and over one hundred thousand nato forces the afghan people are not able to be secure everybody knows that this crisis has to end through negotiations the sooner it happens the better and i think this crash is really a time when we should say to ourselves in the united states how many more of our soldiers' lives are we willing to sacrifice for an unwinnable war is no longer in in afghanistan we have moved on to pakistan somalia yemen the u.s. has no reason to be fighting the taliban t

of jubilation and defiance they say they're not going anywhere until the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meets their demands put his organizers have been warning that some three hundred thousand people will take to the streets not only of tel aviv should also jerusalem and several other cities tonight and still to today whether or not three hundred thousand people are here but where i'm standing actually had been tell you that there are tens of thousands of people not police have been out in full force for at least twelve hours a total of all those leaving to the mission and in the time it took me to pass through the security checks that cost hundreds of protesters walking in opposite direction holding a ban is no united under the slogan office demonstration which is the peaceful demond social justice and that's what they sing in right now tonight we hear anonymous logan also that people will take back the country yet tonight also making the numbers are large groups of wives of policeman a social workers our teachers our doctors all of them throughout the course of the day sayi

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tube and like we saw in egypt people calling told her she changed now the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been very quiet in his response in much the same as that all people of egypt and president hosni mubarak was at the top of that belief said just yesterday fidei the opposition he deceived me issued a scathing attack against the dollar saying that not only was he out of touch with the people but the soviets that he was doing was to try and squash these demonstrations and the only thing the phenomena had been in the past few days except imitation is part of a mass movement people in the country thirty five here is a very catching people mobilize people are saying they go nowhere and a lot of the governments meet the demands on the tsunamis want to see television. says prime minister netanyahu doesn't realize the protests are rooted in public rage and not from political rivals leader. people here are yelling out shouting us keeping industry and talking about tens of thousands you won't see the police shooting or beating the protestors it's a very polite it's very strong ves

by political fear is dr benjamin and other men helping whether style part of the intervention in libya and taking on colonel gadhafi the west is now taking tough action against assad but why now. well the west has been deeply inconsistent in its approach to these uprisings across the border in libya where there was an armed insurrection against gadhafi and there's really a civil war we have yet and the west has been extremely active using nato forces as the air arm of the insurgents in syria were innocent people have been murdered their day and week after week no action at all as once they can because nobody can imagine what a lot turn to to assad would look like i myself believe that these new sanctions will do very little to stop the regime there is a simple reality in these countries and it is that the governments can either survive or disappear this is a they're in survival mode that's true in yemen it's true in libya it's true in bahrain and it's true in syria there's no option for assad but to put down the resistance in any form the can and simply to survive because the alternati

on you tube like we saw in egypt people calling told her she changed out israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been very quiet in his response to much saying that our people of egypt the president talking about it was at the top of that belief said that yesterday friday the opposition even if he'd be issued a scathing attack against saddam hussein is not only was he watching with the people of the o.t. if that be visiting with fire and plus these demonstrations the only thing that's another bit in the past few days except imitation is part of a mass movement people can take thirty at the time here is very touching people mobilize people are saying they go nowhere a lot of the government demands. policia teves have a. seven member daniel ben-simon says prime minister netanyahu doesn't realize the protests are rooted in public discontent and not coming from political rivals. people here yearly our show doing us keeping industry and talking about tens of thousands he won't see the police shooting all beating he put this is it's a very polite it's very strong very polite as to how to

for american forces in the country well for more on this some joined live from washington by medea benjamin she's co-founder of the organization code pink thanks very much indeed for being with us here on our team the taliban has claimed responsibility for this latest incident last month and also killed the brother of the afghan president so if there is still this deadly should the u.s. really be drawing its forces from the country in the near future. well i would say just the contrary that it's time to really think about it during all the forces because what we have seen in these last ten years of endless war is that the presence of u.s. troops is it strengthens the taliban it gives the taliban a reason for being and the more that the u.s. troops continue to be there the. violence will continue if there's a question of the afghan security forces on able to protect citizens from the taliban and indeed from from other. terrorist organizations then surely do you think the afghans really want the u.s. forces to go. well the u.s. and the nato forces are not able to secure the afghans either rep

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saying that not only do they want these demands great but they also want the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down the on scene. and of course we value your opinion on the events in the middle east you can go to a website where you can cost you'll vote on the reasons behind this latest escalation in violence and as you can see there on screen at the moment the responses so far forty one percent of you believe that israel could use this as a way to sabotage next month's u.n. vote on the palestinian statehood you can see that twenty six percent say that sort of it's sees it as an opportunity to provoke a response from the palestinians and the remainder of the violent and think israel is trying to divert attention from its domestic problems all that the attacks are an act of things that israel simply wants to protect its own people to be good to hear from you cast your vote. four years in jail for a riot status on facebook british courts are coming down hard on the relatives who spread mayhem last week human rights groups are choosing judges of overreacting something ignored by

saying that not only do they want these demands great but they also want israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down for the on scene television. and of course we value your opinion on the events in the middle east go to a website as heat or cold where we're asking what could the reasons be behind israel's possible offensive against gaza well so far the majority believe that would be an attempt to divert attention from domestic problems a third think israel would try to prevent the creation of a palestinian state twenty percent feel a new offensive would be a desire to punish hamas while the minority believes that israel is just protecting its population let us know what you think cast your votes. for years and. a riot status on facebook british courts are coming down hard on the writers who spread mayhem last week human rights groups are accusing judges of overreacting something ignored by prime minister david cameron who is determined to mend the country's broken society i have been to reports from london. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan bl

telling me that they've been expecting it was a fun time they believe that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his government will use the latest conflict gaza as an excuse to bring people the people to be looking around here people are young many of them are human. and it's going to happen they would be the ones and might people here are both very strong in the same thing they are still going to be the modern issues of social justice they really are protecting you know that the living they're talking about education next talking about health services they talking about currency people here think that not only do they want great but they also want israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down the on scene television and of course we value your opinion on the events in the middle east you can go to our web site where you can cost you will vote on the reasons behind this latest escalation in violence and as you can see there will screen at the moment the responses so far forty one percent of you believe that israel could use this as a way to some a time for next month's u.

here think not only do they want to be in the monastery but they also want israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down. and of course we've only your opinion on the events in the middle east you get a website where asking what would the reasons be the hind israel's possible offensive against gaza was so far you can see there on screen that the majority of you believe that would be a desire to punish the mats and then there's an even split between those who think it would be either an attempt to divert attention from domestic problems or that israel would try to prevent the creation of a palestinian state in the minority feels that israel is just protecting its population and what you think a lot in the camp. for years in jail for a riot status on facebook british courts are coming down hard on the right as you spread the mayhem last week human rights groups are accusing judges of overreacting something ignored by prime minister david cameron who's determined to mend the country's broken society bennett reports now from london. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even

saying that not only do they want these demands of great but they also want israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down the on scene television. and of course we value your opinion on the events in the middle east go to a website where you can cost you'll vote on the reasons behind israel's attacks on gaza and looking at the screen so far we can see that forty two percent believe that these latest attacks are a way to sabotage the next months of the u.n. vote on palestinian statehood also see that the twenty seven percent saying it was an opportunity to provoke a response from the palestinians and the remainder of the violence and think israel is trying to divert attention from its domestic problems or that the attacks an act of defense and that israel simply wants to protect its own people could hear from the. four years in jail for riot status in facebook british courts are coming down hard on the rioters who spread mayhem last week human rights groups are accusing judges of overreacting something ignored by prime minister david cameron who's determined to mend the country's br

palestinian relations these have been stalled for quite some time so the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu with his policy of expanding settlements is someone that is not welcomed in the palestinian world and certainly the timing of what we saw today just weeks before palestinians go to the united nations to declare unilaterally a palestinian state is a very significant and just as a last would pull the past few weeks there has been tens of thousands of israelis demonstrating here on the street that this will social justice they were planning demonstrations this saturday we've now been told that those demonstrations have been canceled because of the developments along the israeli egyptian front. for pope benedict the sixteenth his money making mentality blamey it for the economic crisis but with a papal visit to hard hit spain reportedly causing a seventy million year old angry protest and say it's him that's costing too much budget base just as. though disputes that spain's economy is on the brink he says the e.u. is actually making the troubles and they all. we are just in the

with the teary rating living standards are staging the demonstrations calling for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to stand down as artie's policy or reports from tel aviv protesters voices are simply going on heard by the rest of the world. tens of thousands on the streets of israel angry and protesting for change but is anyone listening when it comes to a lot of the foreign media want to see more of an action movie and this has been very violent it's been very hadn't been violent at all it's been very positive. well into week three the largest demonstration in israel in over a decade and how did a.b.c. c.b.s. and n.b.c. cover it they didn't a younger woman set up the tent while the editors of france twenty four b.b.c. and sky coughed up just a few meager seconds perhaps not even that interesting. you know back in the studios ok there's a protest well what exactly is a protest a social protest for the revolution it's not the same kind of story that they used and it's not as big and dramatic some of the bigger revolutions happening around the middle east and i mean isn't surprised by the

two thousand and ten defiant they say they're not going anywhere until the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meet their demands the fight is over and isaac have been warning that some three hundred thousand people will take to the streets not only of tel aviv but also jerusalem and several other cities tonight and still to today we're going off three hundred thousand people are here from where i'm standing up to thirteen tell you that there are tens of thousands of e-mails now police have been out in full force for at least twelve hours a total of all those leaving to this mission and in a time it took me to post to the security checks that cost hundreds of protesters walking in opposite direction cut that is so united and to the slogan office demonstration which is the face of the monster social justice and that's what they think right now we're here now to logan also the people will take back then country yet you're not also making a number sir large groups of wives of policeman a social workers our teachers our doctors all of them throughout the course of the day saying that the

jubilant and defiance they say that they're not going anywhere until the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meet their demands now today is the saturday in a row that demonstrators are taking to the streets here in tel aviv this approach tasting interweave slim and in a number of cities around the country the police hakim hippie presence they are taking seriously the promise of protest organizers that more than three hundred thousand people will take to the streets now at this stage it's difficult with these numbers have in fact turned out that. i continue that it took me some time to reach this alive position all the roads here have been closed off the police have been out in the streets for more than twelve hours now they're off particularly worried that these protests might dissolve into some kind of violence and just walking here i've passed hundreds of protesters walking in the opposite direction holding up then as they were all united under the slogan of this demonstration which is the people demand social justice not tonight and not a slow one has been added that slogan is

jubilance and defiance they say that they're not going anywhere until the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meet their demands now today is the saturday in a row that demonstrators have taken to the streets here in tel aviv as a protest in teresa lynn and in a number of cities around the country the police are in heavy presence they are taking seriously the promise of protest organizers that more than three hundred thousand people will take to the streets to stage is difficult a women these numbers have infected and out but i can tell you that it took me some time to reach this knife position all the roads here have been closed off the police have been out in the streets for more than twelve hours now they offer to kill any worry that these protests might just sold into some kind beilenson just walking here i passed hundreds of protesters walking in the opposite direction holding up banners they were all united under the slogan office demonstration which is beat people demond social justice not tonight and not a so it has been added that slogan is that people are taking back the c

bring to book all of those responsible it refused to even at all cost the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting with evening whose day with defense officials they all met the way forward that's the only way he did say that this was an attack on a sovereign state and that israel would retaliate and act accordingly now the jordanians that has transpired not so long ago did include news media intelligence that they had picked up that there was a cell operating in the south of the country that they were planning such an attack as was in line with israeli intelligence for some time not now israeli security officials have been warning that the sinai peninsula is chaotic and it is not he there that rains and they see morning that shipment of weapons has been making their way to gaza the israelis are convinced that this operation did originate in gaza that they were still and that the man held in a manhunt in the south of the country israeli air force was deployed as well as all the foot soldiers and just a short time ago they was a huge challenge between some of those shoulder sol

people here saying that not only do they want great but they also one israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down the arts television and of course we value your opinion on the events in the middle east you can go to our website where we're asking you how israel might benefit from this latest escalation in violence and looking on screen at the moment you see that forty one percent of you believe that israel could use this as a way to sabotage next month's u.n. vote on palestinian statehood twenty six percent say that some of the sees it as an opportunity to provoke a response from the palestinians and the major divided and think that israel is trying to divert attention from its domestic problems although the attacks are an act of defense and that israel simply wants to protect its own people those are the responses so far but good to hear from me if you haven't already done so a lot on. the call. for years in jail for a riot status on facebook british council coming down hard on the right as you spread mayhem last week human rights groups are accusing judges of overreactin

great prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and of course we've only rippin on the events there in the middle east and get a website where asking what the reasons be behind israel's possible offensive against gaza you can see there on screen that the majority believe that it will be designed to punish us and then there's an even split spectrum those who think it would be either an attempt to divert attention from the mystic problems that israel would try to prevent the creation of a palestinian state and you can see that the minority feels that israel is just protecting its population and that is not what you think express your point of view doughty. four years in jail for a riot status on facebook purchase courts are coming down hard on the rioters who spread mayhem last week human rights groups are accusing charges of overreacting something ignored by prime minister david cameron who's determined to mend the country's broken society robert bennett now reports from london. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even h

tube and like we saw in egypt people gallup polling told me she changed the british prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been very quiet in his response to the much the same people of egypt and president talking about it was at. least said yesterday at a position even if you need issued a scathing attack against. such people if the people sitting with and plus these demonstrations. have been a hostage tape except imitation is part of a mass movement people in the country to keep it here is a very people mobilize people are saying they believe nowhere and a lot of the government on. the scene. he doesn't realize the protests are rooted in rage and not from political rivals leader. people here are yelling shouting are sleeping industry i'm talking about tens of thousands you won't see the police shooting or beating the protesters it's a very polite it's very strong vested very polite as to how to change the policy of the government and how to have a better life in israel for the time being there have not been any wounded in the last three weeks i don't think it will be different in the comin