there has been a marked increase in the disease since chernobyl.he was a vocal opponent of the new plant until she was arrested under flimsy pretenses. she spent five days in jail and was denied her cancer medication. it was a warning. now she is more careful. >> they have tapped my phone, so i do not use it anymore. i am not sure if i am being followed. i have not spotted them yet. i know they know me and can lash out anytime they want. no more threats are needed. >> tatyana says president lukashenko is assessed with the idea of having his own nuclear plant. it is also in russia's interest to build it as soon as possible. >> the world has been turning away from nuclear energy. clients for russia's nuclear exports are dwindling. our leaders -- our leader's manic desire to own a nuclear plant makes us an ideal match. we are a testing site for a reactor that has never been built anywhere else. >> the next day, we manage to get a meeting at the construction site. two reactors are to be built here with the combined capacity of 2,400 megawatts. the pit

one of the world's leading energy companies, he says germany's -- due to the nuclear meltdown at chernobyl>> i remember i was riding by bike as fast as i could and everyone told you don't get in the rain because there were toxic particles in it. >> in the wake of the disaster, the. >> one of the key members for -- if you're a german homeowner with solar panels on your roof, you can feed your energy back into the great. >> was it after the feeding tariffs were active? >> they don't install solar systems all over the world, they install them because they give you a nice return on your investment. >> solar returns in new jersey has exploded 600,000. and even for some suburban families. families like these who live outside of berlin. he gets about $3,000 every year for the energy that his rooftop panels feedback into the grid. in 7 years he'll have made enough money to cover the cost of buying the panels. after that, it's all profit. >> we were made a profit, but that's not the main reason, the main reason is that we are independent in the future from all these huge energy costs. >> as solar h

says the nation's opinion about energy was changed by the soviet union's nuclear plant meltdown at chernobylhat affected many germans. >> i remember i was riding by bike as fast as i could to get home because there was a cloud coming and everyone told you not to get in the rain because there were toxic particles in it. >> in the wake of the disaster, political groups like the green party gained potential. >> they took on environmental issues in their program. >> one of the key measures parliament passed was the so-called feed-in tariff. if you were a german hoerm owner with solar panels on your roof, you can feed your energy back into the grid and your power company is required to pay you for that energy for 20 years. was it after the feed-in tariffs were enacted that solar really took off in germany? >> yes. germans, they doenl of don't install solar systems just for saving the world. they install them because you get a nice return on investment. >> since 2000, solar inslaingss in germany have jumped 600fold, providing a boon for families. >> solar returns in new jersey has exploded 600,000

if this said only in chernobyl, i might think, well, yeah, i think this is real. but yeah, no levitating children. >> no. >> fake. >> i'm going to go ahead and buck the trend and i'm going to say that this is a real video. >> are you high on latex right now? >> yeah. >> you know, i tell you the truth, this mask is so hot. i got to take off the mask. >> oh! >> what just happened. >> all right. guys ready to do the show or what? >> well done. >> nice one, mac. >> that was awesome. >>> have we been to a ton of weddings this year or not. >> yes. like 500. >> probably caughts the bouquet at every one of them. >> any day now for you. >> i recently went to the wedding of my best friend matt and his wife jaydean and i wanted to make them a gift that was very personalized and since the holidays are coming up, i decided that i was going to make them christmas ornaments with their wedding invitation. >> that's why there's no computers here and there's crafting supplies and that's why i'm real nervous. >> it's do-it-yourself time. >> craft this minute. >> this is the second t

attitude toward energy was profoundly changed by the soviet union's nuclear power plant meltdown at chernobylch directed affected many germans. >> i was 15 years old riding my bike as fast as i could back home because there was a cloud coming and. >> told you don't get in the rain because there was toxic particles in it. >> in the wake of the disaster germany's environmental movement blossomed, with political groups like the green party gaining momentum. >> the green matter and the main parties took on environmental issues in their program. >> one of the key measures parliament passed was the so-called food-in tariff. if you were a german homeowner, you could feed your energy back into the grid and your power company is required to pay you for 20 years. was it after that feed-in was enacted that it took off? >> yes. they installed them because it gave you a nice return on investment. >> solar panels have jumped over 600 fold. he gets about $3,000 every year. in seven years he'll have made enough money to cover the cost of buying the panels. after that, it's all profit. >> we will make a profi

. >> well, they thought that chernobyl wasn't a big deal but it was a big deal. melissa: that is all the "money" that we have you today. "the willis report" is on. speak to a new report shows how much obamacare will cost just iiplement the new rules and regulation. and someone is not telling the truth about mitt romney's tax plan. president obama and harvey rosen the professor is here tonight to set the record and in the president straight. welcome to "the willis report." gerri: hello, everybody, tonight, we began with the with the supreme court where nations justices take on one of the hottest issues out there. abigail fisher and university of texas for rejecting her for being white. joining me now, the former federal prosecutor and kelly stand on, a constitutional law attorney. welcome to you both. fred, i'm going to start with you. you might think that the court should rule in favor of the university of texas, which is fighting to keep these racial preferences. why is that? >> well, i'm not advocating one decision or another. if you look at supreme court quest

says chernobyl is from battered how this will off the great caption mike of the listing hope >> you can see some of the unofficial march of guys that is being sold at the stadium. the practice is being going on. mack came will be the first starting pitcher on saturday. those pitchers have been named for the first two games. this video you can see. you may remember that he had a ministroke and he is back to normal. he stated that he is doing well. all of the excitement about this game. here's how he is filling. >> what all the excitement is san francisco may be a round the giants bay are still trying to get tickets. that would tackle one of the tigers on saturday. the oakland tribune stated that it is a title town. we will golden th shift inside to talk with some of the players. she chaired unemployment claims are up. a lot of people filed for unemployment. the weekly job report is considered an indication on how healthy the job market is. >> him better news credit card users are be more responsible when it comes to paying their bills. experts say that people generally are saving more an