and we didn't know when they were going to explode, how they were going to explode, what direction they may take on. >> the fire is too dangerous to try to put out. >> we have the facility surrounded. we are basically just in a defensive mode where we're just actually containing the fire. >> you don't want to extinguish the fire. you want to contain it. and just let it burn itself out. so that you're not releasing the free gas into the atmosphere to start another fire somewhere else. >> officials shut down a half mile wide area around the fire as the cylinders launch on to the nearby highway. >> we're so used to going in, handling the situation, putting the fire out. but this fire was leaving the situation. it was jumping on top of bridges. that was just something that we hadn't seen before. >> nearby businesses get shelled. >> it was like a war zone. we don't know where the next cylinder is going to come down. where the next missile may land. and that caused a lot of concern. >> people on the street are moving targets. >> i heard there are tanks that are exploding. when you hear those

it was like a thunderclap. >> (translated): then yoshida said, "did reactor one just explode?" then we all panicked. >> narrator: the engineers feared that the reactor core itself had exploded, scattering radioactive fuel over the plant. in the control center, they watched the radiation levels and waited to learn if they would survive. >> (translated): many of us thought of running away. but there was no escape. if you actually ran, you would be exposed to radiation. >> narrator: after an hour, the radiation levels stabilized. the engineers figured out what had happened. leaking hydrogen had exploded in the roof of the reactor building, but the reactor core itself was intact. >> narrator: in tokyo, the prime minister's chief cabinet secretary was playing down the crisis. >> narrator: the prime minister and his team were later fiercely criticized for hiding the severity of the disaster from the japanese people and the world. behind the scenes, they knew the situation was sliding out of control. the explosion had halted efforts to get water onto the reactor cores. it was now only

questions still surround hastings' untimely death the most pertinent being why a brand new mercedes exploded upon impact while one journalist is raising new questions about the incident after speaking with a computer science professor studying how to remotely hack a car in a new article carl gibson reports how it's impossible i'm sorry it's possible remotely manipulated vehicles from up to a thousand miles away and speculates that private contractors may have played a role in hastings death while carl joined me earlier to discuss his findings and i first asked him what evidence he has to show that private contractors may indeed be behind this fatal car crash. i can't really see for sure that there is direction looking gun evidence that there were private contractors who you know had to migrate the car children but there are a lot of doubt that there are that can be connected and you know so one of the things that. was most interesting about about this story is that. you know most modern cars from all manufactures from years two thousand and eight. all have the same computerized systems that

suddenly, it explodes.au chief carl bostic is in the traffic circle when it happens. >> everything around me was just orange, you know, from the front window and the side window, a big bang or roar. >> he's so close to the explosion that his heavily armored suburban is launched into the air. >> and it landed back on the four wheels. the thing about it is, you automatically knew it was a car bomb. i thought, i can't believe it. this is a car bomb. this is crazy. >> it's about to get even crazier. >> i thought the coast was clear, we were safe. we'd gotten away from this car bomb. i said, my gosh, somehow we escaped miraculously. >> but the huge explosion is just the beginning of a carefully coordinated attack on the security checkpoint at the palestine and sheraton hotels, home to western journalists and one of the most fortified compounds in baghdad. it's also where carl was heading for a meeting. >> there was a car that was behind us. and the car that was behind us swerved from behind us and kept going dow

blackstone group with these deep pockets to pay for their water heater that just exploded what they can do is not pay their rent and then that has to go to court but again it's the little guy versus the big guy and as we've seen with the independent foreclosure review and all the problems associated with the big banks mergers over the years it's a big banks who always get out on top unfortunately because they write the rules because they write the religiously they write the rules and we're going to have to get into this further but as always your insight is invaluable thank you so much there you have it will be tracking this and keeping you posted on all the latest in the latest housing bubble. bitcoin it's the online digital currency used to purchase products and up until now converting declines to cash has been somewhat of a convoluted process but tomorrow the world's first big point a.t.m. will go into operation and coover canada here to discuss this historic moment in declines development is director of public affairs for big client foundation. give me genuine we went in the lead yo

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in is scary. >> she was already concerned about the dry ice bomb that exploded sunday. someone put that device in an employee bathroom. explosion caused airport police to halt security screenings and flights were delayed. nobody was hurt but the unsophisticated devices used could have injured someone. they were plastic bottles and dry ice inside. >>> this is not believed to be linked to any known terrorist activity and detectives looking for a suspect will considered everyone to employees, security access to those restricted areas to someone hoping to create mischief to possibilities more sinister. they are sifting through security camera video hoping to find clues. passengers have mixed feelings about traveling today. >> kind of scary. >> it doesn't really concern me. seems like they have it under control right away. doesn't really affect the way i travel today. >> investigators are asking any travellers who took cell phone video to contact authorities. in los angeles kpix 5. >> the fbi is working with los angeles police to find out who is responsible for making the ex

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. >>> a car bomb has exploded in northwestern syria. 20 people were killed. police say the bomb exploded in the city near the turkish border and went off in a busy shopping district. the force of the blast left the street covered in debris. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. government and opposition forces have been fighting for control of the area. aid workers have been caught up in the conflict. a group from the red cross was distributing medical supplies on sunday in the northwestern city of idlib. they were on their way back to the capital damascus when gunmen ambushed them. the attackers kidnapped seven workers. they released four of them but three are still missing. government officials blame opposition forces for the abductions. an opposition activist said he believes extremists affiliated with al qaeda are responsible. >>> people in iraq are seeing the worst surge of violence in nearly five year the. almost 1,000 people were killed in terrorist attacks in september alone. t one region has been experiencing stability and an economic boo

i was here when the first reactor at fukushima exploded. a year later, i moved here with my family. this is the age of the radioactive zone. allowed farther down the road unless they have one of these special passes. i would like to know, is it possible to fully recover from a disaster like fukushima? is it possible to make sure it never happens again? nothing about fukushima straightforward. no one died here. is still high. sits five miles from the plant. they called this japan's chernobyl. two days after the first reactor exploded, it's 20,000 residents were told to get in their cars and leave. this was one of them. he takes me to see the house that his family lived in for 150 years. he tells me his family is scattered right across japan. inside, he shows me where he and his father used to have sauce. -- family escaped unsafe unscathed. 11, their life0 here ended. you could see that it did a lot of damage. we could have started cleaning up the next day. then came the plant explosion and we were told to flee. we are still refugees. we have

late sunday another dry ice bomb exploded in a restricted area employee bathroom. fbi investigations are under way in both of those. >>> a wanted al qaeda suspect is expected in a u.s. court in new york today. abu al libi who worked closely with osama bin laden arrived on u.s. soil saturday where he was formally arrested. he had been held a u.s. warship and interrogated since his capture in libya earlier this month. al libi is one of nearly three dozen men under indictment for the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. of those, nine are in custody right now. eight have been killed. three remain at large, and one died awaiting trial. today the 49-year-old will go before a federal judge ahead of his trial. >>> the nsa is reportedly poring through millions of contact lists from around the world. "the washington post" reporting it intercepted hundreds of thousands of e-mail address books every day from private accounts. in fact, during a single day last year, "the post" says the nsa collected 445,000 e-mail address books from yahoo! 105,000 from ho

we do not have evidence that the car exploded -- it was not a car bomb.ea that you have three suicide terrorist putting themselves in one vehicle to have a very small impact is not really the kind of thing that we normally see in terrorism. if they were attempting a terrorist attack, they would be coming in three vehicles jam packed with explosives. we didn't see anything like that. >> wei aoyu, do you agree that it doesn't seem like a terrorist attack? >> i think that it was a personal action, not organized. it is a personal action with two or three guys. they share the same things. >> so you think there was kind of malicious intent of driving into the pedestrian area. >> yes. >> alice ekman, the reuters news agency and associated press spoke to different witnesses who spoke of people having flags inside of the vehicle before it exploded. what do you think of the story so far? >> we have indications that it might be a terrorist attack. for instance, the uighur names, the police have set an area of control quite large around tiananmen square. we don't hav

i was here when the first reactor at fukushima exploded. a year later, i moved here with my family. this is the age of the radioactive zone. allowed farther down the road unless they have one of these special passes. i would like to know, is it possible to fully recover from a disaster like fukushima? is it possible to make sure it never happens again? nothing about fukushima straightforward. no one died here. is still high. sits five miles from the plant. they called this japan's chernobyl. two days after the first reactor exploded, it's 20,000 residents were told to get in their cars and leave. this was one of them. he takes me to see the house that his family lived in for 150 years. he tells me his family is scattered right across japan. inside, he shows me where he and his father used to have sauce. -- family escaped unsafe unscathed. 11, their life0 here ended. you could see that it did a lot of damage. we could have started cleaning up the next day. then came the plant explosion and we were told to flee. we are still refugees. we have

one exploded in a men's room, another exploded on a tarmac.r the international terminal. >>> a suspected al qaeda member has pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges related to the 1998 attacks on u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. abu al liby was captured in libya this month, then interrogated for a week aboard an american warship before appealing in a u.s. -- appearing in a u.s. federal court. the 1998 embassy bombings killed 224 people including a dozen americans. >>> the supreme court appears to be leaning toward upholding a michigan ban on using race in college admissions. michigan voters agreed to change the state constitution back in 2006. opponents argued it was a form of discrimination. california has a similar ban. >>> new jersey voters go to the polls today to elect a new u.s. senator. rising democratic star and newark mayor cory booker has remained far ahead in the polls. booker and his republican opponent, steve lonegan, are seeking to fill the seat left empty by frank lautenberg's death in june. >>> turning to overseas now. ita

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the pus ben hit an ex-instruction and it exploded about. india has the deadliest roads in the world, 510 people are killed each and every year in that country. >>> a little girl thrust roma, sometimes referred to as gypsies back in the national spotlight. we have a story of a family now in search of a better life. >> reporter: she likes to welcome guests with a coffee, but she's forced to serve it outdoors. inside the trailer she calls home there is barely face for her newborn twins. this is where she lives with her husband and four children. hopes to be relocated to a social housing property quickly fading away. >> they say i'm roma and social housing is for italians. but i'm italian citizen, too. it's not my fault that i was born to roma parents in a camp. i haver a right to a decent ho home. >> one of 400 members who live in an overcrowded camp infested by rats. illness is rife with bouts of hepatitis a and scabsies among children. this camp was built to house 600 people but now twice as many live here in very poor conditions. this was m

at around the same time in the northern city of mosul, a car approaching security troops suddenly exploded, killing 14 people and wounding 55 others. police believe the blasts were coordinated attacks. targeting shia residents and security agencies. they are investigating a sunni muslim group linked to al qaeda. united nations officials say more than 5,700 iraqi civilians have lost their lives to terrorism attacks in the first nine months of this year. >>> bombs exploded at an opposition party rally in india on sunday. five people were killed. the indian home affairs ministry says six homemade bombs went off in about three hours in patna, the capital in the eastern state of bihar. tens and thousands of people had gathered there for a rally of the largest opposition group. the party's candidate for prime minister, narendra modi, was unharmed. india will hold an election for the lower house after his term ends next may. he's the chief minister of the western state of gujarat and is popular among indian voters. he's also known as a hard-line hindu nationalist. >>> torrential rains has caused

this is the second time a train carrying petrolium exploded.eople were killed when a train exploded in quebec. >> tensions are high after a fracking proest it. demonstrators blocked a highway in new brunswick. a small group of protesters seized vehicles and equipment of newsagencies, accusing them of bias reporting. >> indigenous activists have been leading the demonstrations for several days. there's a shale gas sector being developed in their area. they are worried the fracking could pollute their drinking water. >> m cooing up on al jazeera -- coming up on al jazeera, an emotional home coming. hostages held by syrian rebels have been free. more austerity cuts in europe. thousands take to the streets in italy and portugal to protest. >> the u.s. is releasing more than a billion dollars in economic military aid to pakistan. white house officials and congressional aid say 1.6 million will be pumped into the country in the next few months. it was suspended when relations between the two countries deteriorated over the capture and drone strike. r

one exploded, but they're said to be relatively harmless. officials tell nbc crews recovered at least three this restricted areas including one below a plane. a similar device, a 20 ounce bolt with dry ice inside of it, exploded in the bathroom of a restricted area of a different terminal on sunday night. that one did zero damage. right now authorities believe there is no terrorist connection. thousand t now the latest in morning. later this morning, mitch mcconnell will present a bipartisan plan to his felly republicans th fell low republicans. the deal would, a, keep the government funded until january the 15th. the same day that new deeper rounds of sequestration kicks in. b, would raise the debt limit through february 7th. and create a new budget conference to resolve major tax and spending issues by no later than tdecember 13th. the deal also allows government agencies to have more flexibility to implement sequester related cuts. the senate could vote on the bill as soon as tomorrow. however, the deal does not include any language to di

. >>> a massive fire is burning in canada after a train derailed and exploded in alberta. this fire is so big emergency crews are going to let it burn itself out. this is the second time this year a train carrying petroleum derailed and exploded in canada. at least 42 people were killed? july when a train exploded in quebec. >>> saturday demonstrators blocked a major highway in new brunswick where an energy company is planning to tap shale. they have been demonstrates for years now. >>> john traveled to nebraska to tour the only laboratory in the world making drones for journalists. >> reporter: for the newest media frontier, the sky is the limit. nat said he was watching a demonstration of an unmanned aircraft photographing the landscape to make a map when he had an epiphany. >> i watched this and said there's every tornado i've covered, every hurricane, flood, wildfire, biblical disaster. use your imagination. >> reporter: drones have long served as the eyes and arms of the u.s. military and intelligence agencies but he believes that they have the capability of $1500 dro

three dry ice balms at los angeles international airport, one of which exploded. one of them was underneath an airplane at a gate. two others were found nearby. there are no immediate reports of any injuries or damage. at least four flights were delayed. law enforcement sources tell nbc news they do not believe there is a terrorism leak. late sunday another dry ice bomb exploded in an employee bathroom. >>> in new york a wanted al qaeda suspect is expected in an american court today. al libi arrived on u.s. soil saturday where he was arrested. he had been held and interrogated. he is one of nearly three dozen men under indictment for the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in africa. three remain at large and one died awaiting trial. today the 49 year old will go before a federal judge ahead of his trial. >>> the nsa is reportedly pouring through millions of contact lists from around the world. the washington post reports it intercepts hundreds of thousands of e-mail address books every day from private accounts you likely use. in fact, during a single day last ye

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fire is burning in canada after a train de-railed and exploded. it happened in alberta near gainford. the train was carrying liquefied petroium. this fire is so big, emergency crews are letting it burnout. this is the second time this year a train carrying petroleum de-railed in canada. now, 2 people were killed in july when a train exploded in quebec. >> i am meet rollicked testifisty deon another day can be expected over the southeast. stalling out across area. notice the lack of rainfall along with it t outside of an isolated shower here across cents tral areas of florida, it looks like many of us will enjoy a mix of sun and clouds and nice temperatures, although for the start of the day, it's a little on the cool side. we have 50s showing up around memphis into firmibirmingham. it's 53 degrees. we have warmth in the air, south we look across the country. we are going to stay on the will sump chilly side. temperatures getting into the upper 40s around minneapolis. that's where we are seeing the active weather for now. we have been watching ligh

in northern syria car bombers exploded killing dozens of people.the rebel-held town in the italy providence close to the turkish border and many were injured when it went off in the main town square. the red cross called for immediate and unconditional release of 7 aid workers kidnapped in the north providence of italy not far from there. they were abducted from the red crescent and the death toll from a stampede near a hindu shrine stands at 111. thousands of people were heading to a temple when they were caught in the crush. and in eastern india as many as a million people lost their homes even though 23 people were killed by cyclone file inand many it was the source of income for survivors and we report. >> it has been growing rice in the fields for 20 years. it provides a steady income for his family. and because of cyclone phailin he has little to look forward to this harvest season. >> translator: this is my land. i used to farm it but now look, it's flooded with water. i can't even see my crop. >> reporter: the government's disaster preparat

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and they explode in a really vicious fashion it's a way for us to go to the islands of this war because we're not doing here old in a civil war is that your position no matter who is it it's a serious issue which is why should people that doing something that is of all we're doing nothing and only a hundred and the last of the arabs receive your publisher is he or those around my ears even across the bureau and initially handle the rest ok you good to finish the question one way and i've seen the line of peter lavelle to my line. the west did assist georgia was the war was over they extended credit and dispatched teams to build settlements for the new displaced refugees the village of a baby was arrested by a german construction team several rows of thin walls similar looking cause just the village lies within walking distance of simba those are our mountains and beyond them is our land we used to have everything their good houses our own gardens here we have to buy everything. they're running away no one has supported us in all this time the government what good is it it was them who b

and explode in a really vicious fashion say way for me over the islands of the summer because we're not doing killed in a civil war is that your position no matter who is it is your son issues wasn't your people that doing something the civil war in nothing and only one hundred and the logic of the arabs richey to your policy is ok or those around my ears even across the hall i'm to be sure you handle it down the road ok you go ahead and finish the russian line with my mom to the line of peter lavelle to my line. alone welcome to on the money where the business of russia is business i'm peter lavelle in the aftermath of washington's going school showdown where does the global economy stand particularly russia's all the more so since russia's poor third quarter results almost completely across the board have disappointing even the most conservative forecasts what does the government need to do to return the economy grow.

and they explode in a row. really vicious fashion say when you throw me over the outlines of this horse because we're not doing that old in a civil war is that your position no matter who is it is your same issues with the sheeple that doing something like civil war doing nothing and only one hundred and the logic of your errors retrieve your publisher if you order those words on my news even across the bureau i'm sure you will you tell me the rest ok you good and finish the russian oil no no no i'm not going to be in the line of peter lavelle is my line. we're not psyched to active camp at guantanamo where patients are force fed this month after a massive hunger strike never turned world's attention to the place that some gulag of our times. eavesdropping on allies the latest how to say to me shows u.s. intelligence has been tapping the german chancellor cell phone for over a decade adding fuel to europe's frustration also this week here in r t. a suicide blast on a bus claimed the lives of six people and left

it was almost like something explode exploded. something i'm going to remember. >> reporter: one spectator at the curve said he thought his life was over. thought the barricade was coming down. the wall held but debris came flying over. >> this crash shows that it's impossible to completely protect the spectators using the catch fencing as it exists now because it's a visible -- something you can see through. >> reporter: after the death of dan welden, catch fences were improved. earlier this year in daytona more than two dozen fans were hurt when a car hit a fence. dario himself tweeted it was time to work on an alternative to catch fencing. there has to be a better solution. his impact was cushioned by a carbon fiber driver's compartment. he's hospitalized tonight with a concussion, two spinal fractures and a broken ankle. but he's alive. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us tonight, an american success story. you don't hear often these days how some students in this country are outperforming much of the world i

spirit airlines jet was headed from dallas to atlanta when the engine exploded. >> we saw the flamesome up the side of the plane which lit up the whole inside of the plane. it looking the like the inside of the plane was on fire. >> all the vents on the side of the aircraft were just pouring smoke. i mean, just white smoke. you couldn't see. that's when everyone got scared. >> one passenger was so scared, he sent a text to his wife reading, we're on fire! love you. >> the plane returned to dallas. everyone got off safely. >>> in other bay area headlines, a loud explosion and huge flames woke up a family in the dove court of neighborhood of pleasant hill early this morning. firefighters say flames broke out near the garage of a home then spread to cars on the driveway causing them to explode. officials blame oily rags along the outside of the home that spontaneously combusted. no one was hurt. >>> a drunken night in vegas cost a cal law school grad his freedom. justin teixeira was cuffed taken to boot camp for beheading a bird at a resort. he was caught on tape chasing the bird around

and they could explode and ag explode in a really vicious fashion say a way for me to go to the islands of the horse because we're not doing the old in a civil war is that your position no matter who is it is so you're saying if we just want to shoot people that doing something that isn't evil we're doing nothing and only one hundred in a lodger to be heiress richie to your publisher you know you're the is one of my million across the political i'm neutral you handle it on the interest ok you do you good you finish the russian line with no no no i'm not going to be in the line of peter lavelle either to my mind. that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked like handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class by job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of

device whether that was a self made slow device or a grenade is still yet to be determined but it exploded in a bus in a public bus in the city of volgograd at about two o'clock local time we do know now according to the investigative committee of the prosecutor general's office of the russian federation that six people at least have been killed twenty eight more have been delivered to hospitals with different injuries some of them are severely injured i would you know that at the time the bus was carrying forty people on board they have been investigative procedures at the ground but right now the main version of the events is that it was a terrorist attack a suicide bombing before and by a suicide bomber a female allegedly a thirty year old. from the republic of supposedly she is the wife of one of the militants of a terrorist cells in the republic of dagestan the i would reported something of a nightmare at the scene when the bus exploded we managed to talk to one of the he was not the direct eyewitness he witnessed the aftermath of the explosion. from i was driving along the bus routes

well it's a question ben when you say the bubble will explode eventually but in three months there might be a surprise when they sit down together and negotiate together in three months maybe they were find a long line a longer lasting agreement it could be but again as i mentioned that's not the solution because the debt is the problem the rising interest rate is the problem so what does that really mean for the world would be us really default on their stead i think more likely what they would do is just continue with the quantitative easing policy is maybe even they would have to wait on quantitative easing rather than tapering because tapering would immediately cause into israel to blow up and what that means for the word is it's quite likely inflation and may pick up in the united states possibly significantly when investors realize the real predicament the u.s. is in and that they were suckered five back currently in order to avoid the debt trap and so this inflation will probably be exported scrawl other countries globally and so tangible as that is something investors should be l