ealized it hear popular plutonium, and didn't need anymore. complex shut down from hanford, washington state to savannah river site in south oakridge in tennessee, they stopped making aterials for nuclear weapons, but then they were left with the legacy of decades of operating that ous facilities and legacy is just an enormous going p problem that is to last well into the century. says time magazine clean-up cost $19 billion to ate and not expected to be finished until 2060. additional cost of $100 billion. is the site, time magazine notes, where most of the plutonium for nuclear weapons were built, including the bomb japan.opped on it contains greatest volume of fromactive waste left over the production. when this tunnel collapsed, what does that mean? was the danger level? guest: yes, this tunnel was not active st of the radio waste was stored. t hanford, the biggest risks are a farm of waste tanks filled with highly radioactive liquid, biggest risk. this tunnel had radioactive junk. operated this reprocessing facility, over time, equipment

, which is the basis upon which the white house has gave the that president which by the way i do ealize the president can declassify classified materials, intelligence community will tell you in many instances and is done stratege cally with collaboration of the intelligence community. it was not. question as to whether or not russia would be n able and good partner in fighting against isil. even if they would, what was the releasing vital createdence information through liaison partnership, who give the united states or president the authority to share it and particularly share t with russia, which has a history of interfering with lections, which has gone into ukraine, which is involved, been been ed, the country has involved on the wrong side of issues with respect to our fight of occasions. so the point is that needs to be clarified. how can that be clarified, let's have hearings to investigate how happen.ings how the question of the declassifying and sending out important intelligence information jeopardizing national security, all these are of whether or not the public trust has b

done,ealize what they had so they went and got the mango skins from the garbage, doug a ditch, and they hit them in the yard so inspectors would not come and see the mangoes in the garbage. the same and, i believe, they raise enough money to bring her to america for surgery -- the great health care industry in cuba -- the family raise enough money to bring her here. she was not allowed to bring her husband because the cuban state was afraid if he came with her, they would both defect. to makehim in cuba was sure she would come back to this wonderful state with health care. that is what it is really like. thank you very much. this was great, everybody, right? [applause] >> this holiday weekend on american history tv on c-span c-span3, then 1977 documentary "men of bronze" about the infantry regiment known as the harlem heart fighters from world war i. -- xroximately 24 approximately 24 attacked. johnson fought them off. caught, and 24. those he did not want or kill, caught out. yet 21 ones in his body, but he refused to die. and -- 9:10 9:20 a.m. -- >> in france, before they got entirely

there is at least that bit to put on and a general .ealization they know they have the biggest stadiumpe. they know they have lost power and influence with the germans. had the same plan and ifas reform france we do that, we will be look to persuade the germans to do what we need to in europe. >> what are the levers -- a budget deficit of 3%. no one it's getting there anytime soon. what can they do to help the french? sure there's much they can do. europe is over, the battle for europe has begun. france's lagging behind other european countries as well. then you look in terms of the work we do. we look at the number of alien heirs and the country with the or largestber inherited is france. the population of paris is seven times larger than the second largest city of lyon. i think that is the entire point. -- the next populace in italy possibly. france winds that, that opens the possibility of something happening in europe. >> this is the story about europe. for the past quarter, it probably group even faster than the united states. portugal, spain, these countries back. least they cut