help we'll bring you the latest from jerusalem also on the program 3 former executives at japan's fukushima nuclear power plants are found not guilty they were accused of failing to mitigate the 2011 disaster when the plant was hit by a tsunami causing a triple meltdown. prime minister justin trudeau apologized to time magazine published a picture of him with brown face makeup was something that i didn't think was racist at the time but now i recognize it was something racist to do and i am deeply saddened. and install the rugby world cup kicks off on friday look at patterns just to become the 1st asian country to host the sport's main if. i'm for welcome to the program. both of israel's main political leaders say they want to form a coalition government following tuesday's inconclusive election prime minister benjamin netanyahu called on his main biocentrism any chance to join him in a coalition with mr netanyahu is right we could party i'm not. just against whose bluewater alliance is on course to win 2 more knesset sinks in the code also says he wants to build the coalition without mr ne

for the victims of the fukushima disaster thursday's verdict was the bitter disappointment a japanese court exonerated 3 former executives in the only criminal trial over the nuclear meltdown those who had hoped to see them convicted vented their frustration . we cannot understand it we are not satisfied. in these 8 and a half years so many people were forced to leave their houses. forced to leave their homeland. and still remain displaced and unable to decide where to live. how would you feel if your house today were taken away from you 7. this is extremely frustrating. the 3 men had been senior officials at tepco the company that run the fukushima daiichi plant the court cleared them of professional electricians finding them not guilty of causing the deaths of 44 patients whose health deteriorated after being evacuated from a local hospital. the tragedy was triggered 1st by an earthquake then came a tsunami finally a nuclear disaster after 3 of the plant's reaction cause melted down hundreds of thousands fled from their homes to escape the radiation the ground and water around fukus

and 3 former executives at the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty they were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster that came in the wake of the 2011 tsunami. 10 candidates prime minister justin trudeau says he's sorry he took time out from a busy election campaign after the picture of him wearing brown face makeup was published in time magazine but will he survive this embarrassing revelation. i'm irish waiter welcome to the show. both of the main political leaders in israel have said they were. want to form coalition governments following tuesday's inconclusive election results prime minister benjamin netanyahu called on his main rival centrist benny gantz to join him in a coalition under his own leadership gunks whose blue and white party narrowly took the most seats in the knesset has said he also wants a coalition without netanyahu and with himself as prime minister netanyahu said he was surprised and disappointed by his opponents response. turning us now is our correspondent kramer reporting from jerusalem so tanya what did gantz say at th

this is c w news live from berlin the officials in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the 2011 tsunami it was the only criminal trial resulting from the nuclear catastrophe and. also coming up saudi arabia displays the drones and missiles it says proves iran sponsored the attacks on an oil installations the u.s. labeled the attacks an act of war. and canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he's sorry after a picture of him wearing brown face makeup was published by time magazine but in the midst of an election campaign will he survive. waiter welcome to the program. a japanese court has acquitted 3 former officials who were in charge of the fukushima nuclear plant that went into meltdown after the tsunami in 2011 it was the only criminal trial to stem from the disaster the former executives of the tokyo electric power company or tepco faced up to 5 years in prison if found guilty of professional negligence. first an earthquake then a tsu

himself a top look at the latest from jerusalem also coming up to bring in former executives at the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty they were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster that came in the wake of the 2011 tsunami. and canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he's sorry he apologizes after time magazine publishes a picture of him wearing brown face makeup but cancer you know survive the scandal in the middle of a heart octo action campaign. also the murder mystery that's and brawling germany this man was the victim a former chechen leader living in berlin this is the park now under police guard where he was gunned down and the question everyone is asking was russia behind the killing. i'm irish waiter it's good to have you with us. both of the main political leaders in israel have said they want to form coalition governments following tuesday's inconclusive election result prime minister benjamin netanyahu called his main rival centrist benny gantz to join him in a coalition under his own leadership gaunt's whose blue and white party

this is the interview news live from her lead those in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the 20th tsunami it was the only criminal trial resulting from that nuclear catastrophe also coming up. saudi arabia displays the drones and missiles it says proves tehran sponsored the attacks on its oil installations the u.s. labels the attacks an act of war by iraq we'll talk to a regional expert. and we look at how 3 months of protests in hong kong are tearing at personal relationships. i have been depressed sent it all began. to feel my position is truly embarrassing that woman who supports the pro-democracy demonstrators but she's engaged to be married to a member of the police force has been criticized for its violence. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us a japanese court has acquitted 3 former officials who are in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into. after the tsunami. this was the only criminal trial to ste

aimed at islamic state militants kill dozens of civilians also coming up. 3 former executives of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty they were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster that came in the wake of the 2011 tsunami. and the murder mystery that's been crawling in germany this man was the victim a former chechen leader living in berlin this is the park now under police guard where he was gunned down and the question everyone is asking was a rush out behind the killing. waiter welcome to the program at least 30 civilians have been killed and 40 wounded in an airstrike in eastern afghanistan the province the u.s. drone attack was aimed at a hideout used by islamic state militants but hit workers in a field meanwhile in southern afghanistan at least 20 people were killed and more than 90 wounded in a truck bomb attack authorities say the early morning blast occurred next to a hospital in the city of collapse the taliban have claimed responsibility for that attack. i mean that if he is a freelance journalist living in kabul afghanistan and he

s live from berlin those in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown in 2011 are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the tsunami in 2011 it was the only criminal trial resulting from that nuclear catastrophe also coming up. desperation in israel prime minister netanyahu calls on his main rival to join him in forming a coalition government following an inconclusive election. and saudi arabia displays the drones and missiles and says proves tehran sponsored the attack on the spoil installations the u.s. labels the attacks an act of war by iran. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us a japanese court has acquitted 3 former officials who are in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown after the tsunami in 2011 and it was the only criminal trial to stem from this disaster a former executives of the tokyo electric power company or tepco faced up to 5 years in prison if found guilty of professional negligence. 1st an earthquake then a tsunami and finally and nuc

the ground and water around fukushima remain contaminated. even today many homeowners are not allowed to return. the cleanup p work by tepco is expected to last decade. those whose lives have been affected continue to take to the streets. an independent commission concluded the disaster was man-made and foreseeable, and that it could have been avoided with better safety planning. previous court rulings have ordered millions of dollars in compensation to be paid out. the plaintiffs in the criminal trial are now considering an appeal. a final bid in the long search for accountability. brent: michael pence is a journalist-- michael penn n is a journalilist with the e news agy in tokyo and he explained the verdict today. >> this is kind of the verdict that everybody was expectiting. the prosecutors not just once, but twicece refused to a night anybody over the nuclear crisis, and they were only forced to do so because citizen panels on two different occasions, according to a local system, overrode the prosecutors' decisions and forced the prosecu

court in japan has acquitted 3 men who were in charge of the fukushima nuclear plant which went into meltdown after the tsunami of 2011 now the former executives of the tokyo electric power company known as tepco are facing prison sentences of up to 5 years if they were found guilty of professional negligence it was the only criminal trial that came out of that disaster. for the victims of the fukushima disaster thursday's verdict was the bitter disappointment a japanese court exonerated 3 former executives in the only criminal trial over the nuclear meltdown those who had hoped to see them convicted vented their frustration . we cannot understand it we are not satisfied. in these 8 and a half years so many people were forced to leave their houses. 6 forced to leave their homeland. 7 and still remain displaced and unable to decide where to live. how would you feel if your house today were taken away from you 4. this is extremely frustrating. the 3 men have been senior officials at tepco the company that run the fukushima daiichi plant the court cleared them of professional like the g

found 3 former tepco executives not guilty of professional negligence for their role in the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster and it's the only criminal trial related to the meltdown which continues to keep tens of thousands of people from their homes because of lingering radiation. burger king is to stop giving away plastic toys with children's meals and housing charged its customers to recycle existing ones to american kids have petitioned the king and its rival mcdonald's to stop contributing to plastic waste. now they call it the good economy a system which runs mainly on temporary jobs california has just signed a new labor legislation to protect rights said dr visit companies such as google and lift the big economy also exists here in germany mostly the brave new world of mobility. the clock is ticking abdullah has around 30 minutes to clean each automobile he services car sharing vehicles all around berlin the customers might just use the cars for a few minutes but when they do the car has to be spic and span. yellow stuff fierce for the summer to clean the cars exterior this year's g

fukushima sorry after the tragedy which claimed the lives of more than 2000 people according to japan's reconstruction agency we spoke to a nuclear experts about the ongoing dangerous people will be getting concentrated radiation doses and seafood this is extremely hazardous highly concentrated radioactive waste water that will bio accumulate in the food chain and humans are at the top of the food chain it's not just japanese people it's anyone who eat seafood from the pacific ocean that's why the south korean government is very concerned the united states government should be very concerned only now the japanese government is proposing to intentionally release a 1000000 tons of highly radioactive waste water that's a 1000000000 liters of highly radioactive waste water they should retain it they should store it for 125 years let the tritium decay away but there will still be other radioactive poisons and there that have to be filtered out and isolated from the environment for much longer periods of time and that bring ships and that's how the news is looking more for us at the top of th

remember the fukushima tsunami, where it was very su btle fukushima tsunami, where it was very subtle, you... couldn't have black cars because the pigment was made near fukushima, or, you know, honda couldn't get car parts, or certain car parts, so they had a hard time working. what i suspect will happen, it won't be this sort of armageddon, but what there will be there will be... you'll just there will be there will be... you'lljust suddenly there will be there will be... you'll just suddenly noticed there will be there will be... you'lljust suddenly noticed that certain things are not in the shops, you can't buy them or their in short supply and i think there will be a slightly eclectic mix of things that perhaps people couldn't predict. you're watching bbc news. the time is 11:11pm. there is more shocking evidence that the syrian government is deliberately targeting hospitals and medical facilities in the few remaining rebel held areas of the country, even though it's a war crime. more than eight years after the conflict began, hundreds of thousands of people have lost their lives.

from japan's environment minister where authorities are still dealing with the aftermath of the fukushima nuclear disaster the only option will be to drain it into the sea and dilute its hold of the government will discuss this but i would like to offer my simple opinion groundwater has accumulated at the plant since the events of 2011 that's when i tsunami triggered multiple nuclear meltdowns officials have attempted to remove harmful pollutants but a lot still remain and they're warning the run out of storage space by 2022 meanwhile the government spent 300 $20000000.00 on a wall to slow the flow of water to the reactors but it's not worked as well as they'd hoped for the $100000.00 people were evacuated from fukushima after the tragedy which claimed the lives of more than 2000 according to japan's reconstruction agency we spoke to a nuclear expert about the ongoing dangers. people will be getting concentrated radiation doses and seafood this is extremely hazardous highly concentrated radioactive waste water that will bio accumulate in the food chain and humans are at the top of the foo

the japanese course is equal to 3 former executives of the power company that operates the fukushima plant they were accused of professional negligence resulting in death and injury people are protesting rooting outside the court in march 20 levon an earthquake caused the tsunami that led to a nuclear disaster at fukushima. has expressed anger over the u.s. targeting sorry the u.s. is tough sanctions on the country its foreign minister says that the blockade against cuba is unfair and causes human suffering. the blockade is illegal criminal genocidal it causes human damage it constitutes a massive flagrant and systematic violation of the human rights of cubans the us has imposed it for most 6 decades but it has not been able to break the unity and resistance of our people well the story of u.s. sanctions on cuba starts back in the late fifty's then washington imposed an arms sale in bargo on cuba a move seen by some as a bid to help rebels overthrow the then current regime next the u.s. cut all diplomatic ties with cuba and banned all exports relations reached a late point in 1962 wi

the three former executives for tokyo electric power company which operated the fukushima nuclear plant syracuse of professional negligence resulting in death and injury. we cannot understand it's when not satisfied. in these eight and a half years so many people were forced to leave their homes forced to leave their homelands and still. remain displaced and unable to decide what to live. how would you feel if your house today were taken away from you. the prosecution charged with t the filter put sufficient safeguards in place despite having detailed information about the risk of a major tsunami in the area and possible consequences. a report by a g government panel concludd aave of up to o fifteen meters could hit the plan and conserve your accidents. the accused to face up to five years in prison insisted the data available to them prior to the disaster was obscure and unreliablble an argument t the prosecution itsef one seem to sharee. secures had twice refused to proceed with the case citing insufficient evidence making convictions unlikely. but a judicial review panel composed of

states almost all through all one is on. 3 top executives from the japanese firm that operated the fukushima nuclear plant have been cleared of responsibility for the 2011 meltdown and euclid power facility was crippled by a magnitude 9 earthquake off japan's northeast coast and subsequent tsunami the former officials from the tokyo electric power company were facing up to 5 years in prison if they were convicted it's the only criminal trial to have stemmed from the disaster. at least $26.00 children have died in a fire at an islamic school on the outskirts of the liberian capital the cause of the blaze in monrovia is still unknown as charlotte dallas reports. camouflaged by the so stunned wolves these girls wanted to see how students many a similar age had died in the night one of this was an islamic school the children were learning the koran boys between 10 and 20 years old had been sleeping in the school dormitory when the fire broke out a police spokesman speculated an electrical fault could be to blame but i'm not the . we we here in north of. here when the mother of the i think of the

a japanese court is acquitted 3 former executives of the power company that operates the fukushima plant they were accused oppression of negligence resulting in death and injury people are protesting the ruling outside the court in march 20 levanon an earthquake caused a cease army that led to a nuclear disaster fukushima. now a famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literary award over her political activism she has been calling for a boycott of israeli goods on quarter picks up the story now from berlin. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. at the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie had supported the boycotts divestments and sanctions campaign in the past b.s. aims to isolate israel economically politically and culturally b.d.'s has a presence across much of the globe but in germany it's had a few run ins with the governm

this is d w news live from those in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the tsunami in 2011 it was the only criminal trial resulting from that nuclear catastrophe also coming out. saudi arabia displays the drones and missiles it says proves tehran sponsored the attacks on its oil installations the u.s. labels the attacks and acts.

found 3 former tepco executives not guilty of professional negligence for their own and the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster it's the only criminal trial related to the meltdown which continues to keep tens of thousands of people from their homes because the lingering radiation. austria's parliament has voted to reject the plan to move costs or trade deal between the e.u. and south american nations it's not the only countries who voiced concern about the intended agreement both france and ireland have threatened to block if israel or if brazil does not to do more to protect the amazon. they call it so the gig economy a free market system which runs mainly on temporary jobs california has just signed a new labor legislation to protect right share drivers at companies such as lift the economy also exist here in germany mostly in the brave new world of mobility. the clock is ticking abdullah has around 30 minutes to clean each automobile he services car sharing vehicles all around berlin the customers might just use the cars for a few minutes but when they do the car has to be spic and span. y

a japanese court clears the executives of the fukushima nuclear plant over the 2011 disaster. at least 20 people have been killed in eastern afghanistan in an airstrike carried out by government and u.s. forces earlier at least 18 people were killed and 96 injured in a taliban suicide attack near a hospital in the southern zabul province of defense ministry official says the intended target was a nearby training base for afghanistan's national intelligence agency will rob mcbride joins us live now from the afghan capital kabul rob so yet another attack which has been claimed by the taliban plus now we have this airstrike tell us what's been happening. that's right daryn this is a depressingly familiar story was early thursday morning that this attack happened in the provincial capital of cal at the pictures reaching us here in kabul show that a large section of the center of the city has been completely flattened by this truck bomb that has been claimed by the taliban they say they say that they were targeting their local headquarters of the n.d.s. this is the afghan intellige

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the primary concern is from fisherman's groups along the coast of fukushima where there are big fishingy don't wa nt from south korea, who say they don't want more radioactive water going into the pacific ocean. a lot was already released immediately after the disaster. the scientific prognosis i have to say that tritium is not that dangerous and although a million tonnes sounds like a lot of water, it is going into the pacific ocean which is fast. the water volume of it is 710 million cubic kilometres of water and so this is literally a drop in the ocean when you think of the vastness of it. literally a drop in the ocean when you think of the vastness of itm there an alternative plan or is it likely to get the go—ahead in the end? it is difficult to say. they have been kicking this can down the road for eight years and i think there is a desire to keep doing so. the alternative it keeps doing it and that means buying more land and continue to build more tights and that might have to store the water, as greenpeace suggested, for 50 yea rs or as greenpeace suggested, for 50 years or more

, rolling they were not guilty of professional necklace in the -- professional negligence in the fukushimatdown. that ended the only criminal trial linked to the nuclear disaster that has kept residents from their home due to radiation. >> three defendants acquitted of all charges and the -- in the in theiminal case world's worst nuclear case since chernobyl. negligenceccused of resulting in death and injury. >> we cannot understand it. we are not satisfied. these eight a half years, so many people were forced to leave homes, forced to leave their homeland and still remain displaced and unable to decide where to live. >> how would you feel if your house today were taken away from you? charged theyution failed to put sufficient safeguards in place, despite having information about the risk of a major tsunami in the area and possible consequences. uppport concncluded a wave of to 15 meters could hit the plants and cause severe accidents. insisted the data available to them prior to the disaster was obscure and unreliable, and argument the prosececution once seemed to share. prosecutors had t

and 3 top executives from the japanese firm that operated the fukushima nuclear plants have been cleared off responsibility for its 2011 meltdown the facility was crippled by a magnitude 9 earthquake off japan's northeast coast and subsequent tsunami the former officials were facing up to 5 years in prison if they were convicted and that's york state stay stay with us on al-jazeera use continues after sports doping the endless chase. never in sport has cheating been so prevalent at the highest level never has the pharmacological range of performance enhancing drugs been so great something new. this is. cycling football power sports injury in sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how does this underground activity work where studying instigation of bad things parts today. no i have no comment. about that. russia's 800 metres champion in 2011 unveiled to the world how russia creates its champions. and the stars of high performance sports can spend up to 100000 euros a year on state of the art treatments that ar

plus a japanese court clears executives of the fukushima nuclear plant over the 2011 disaster. the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide attack that killed at least 15 people in afghanistan a car bomb exploded shortly after 6 am local time outside a hospital in callout the capital of zabul province where robert breivik joins us live now from the afghan capital kabul rob so yet another attack which has been claimed by the taliban what more details can you tell us. that's right dal and if this is depressingly familiar story this attack as you say happened in kalat this is this provincial capital in the south of afghanistan and pictures reaching us here in kabul show that a large portion of the center of the town being completely flattened by this bomb the taliban as you mentioned already claimed responsibility they say it was a truck bomb that was targeting the local headquarters of the n.d.s. this is the afghan intelligence service the bomb exploded against an exterior wall but right next door to this building is a provincial hospital which also took the brunt of this

this was the only criminal trial related to fukushima.k in this country, remnts off tropical storm imelda have led to heavy rains and flooding in the houston, texa. officials today reported more than 1,000 people rescued or evacuated so far. forecasters said some placesup could enetting 40 inches of rain. hurricane humberto, meanwhile, brushed past bermuda, with winds of 125 miles an hour. ndere were reports of some damage on the isbut no deaths. the white house today withdrewna the noon of jerey byard to lead fema, the federal emergency management agency. the nomination was pulled over what the administration called an unspecified personal issue. fema has not had a full-time administrator since brock long resigned last february, over questions about his use of government vehicles. on capitol hill, eugene scalia, the nominee for secretary of labor, defended his pro-business record today. scalia has spent mos his career representing corporate interests on employment issues. democrats argued, that makes h the wrong choice to defend american

on the news hour including not responsible for a nuclear disaster top executives are clear were fukushima. battling to save somalia thousands of soofi fighters are joining the national army to take on a. special delivery to cyclists completing 820000 kilometer journey to the rugby world cup for a whole be here with those details coming up. now team of military experts has been sent from france to investigate attacks on saudi arabia's oil facilities that's come after saudi presented what it called undeniable evidence iran was behind the incident at a news conference the saudi defense spokesman displayed debris allegedly from the strikes total of $25.00 drones and missiles were said to have been launched at the 2 oil plants the rebels of claim the attacks and say the saudis evidence has been faked us secretary of state mike pompei o is in the middle east for talks he called the attacks an act of war by teheran he says the u.s. will support riyadh's right to defend itself president donald trump has ordered additional sanctions on iran which he called substantial iran's foreign minister denie

this is c w news live from berlin the officials in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the 2011 tsunami it was the only criminal trial resulting from the nuclear catastrophe and. also coming up saudi arabia displays the drones and missiles it says proves iran sponsored the attacks on an oil installations the u.s. labeled the attack an act of war.

this is deja vu news live from berlin those in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the 20th tsunami it was the only criminal trial resulting from that nuclear catastrophe also coming up. saudi arabia displays the drones and missiles it says proves tehran sponsored the attacks on its oil installations the u.s. labels the attacks an act of war.

down its verdict later, on whether three tokyo electric power executives are liable for the 2011 fukushimaly criminal case resulting from the incident. the nuclear disaster was triggered when a massive tsunami caused by an earthquake overwhelmed the reactors at the plant. 0ur tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield hayes joins us now. this is an extremely complicated case to get the three to court in the first place. it is a complicated case and it took a long time to bring the charges. they were not finally brought until 2017 and it has taken since then for the trial to come to a conclusion, expected today. the reason it has taken so long, to get any criminal charges filed against any executive against tokyo electric power is because the public prosecutors injapan twice refused to do so. japan has a capacity for allowing civilian panels to demand that a prosecution ta kes pla ce panels to demand that a prosecution takes place and that had to happen twice before finally a prosecution was put forward against these three executives. they are essentially charged with criminal negligence, of not

mexico city. 3 former executives of the japanese firm which operates at the fukushima nuclear plants have been cleared of responsibility for the 2011 disaster the plant's was crippled by an earthquake and the tsunami that follows 3 of its reactors malfunctions spread and radiation into the community the court ruled the officials from the tokyo electric power company were not guilty of negligence they've been accused of failing to take measures to protect the plants. ok the stern is trying to boost its image andrew 5 last traditions the government is organizing the 1st ever no mad games thousands of people are attending the event this week on the banks of lake as charlotte bellus reports. this game started on the plains of central asia more than 500 years ago called cook bordeaux teams on horseback compete to drop a did go into a. it's a classic sport among no men it's one of the most fiercely contested kurdistan's 1st national nomad games the event was created to revive traditional sports and customs but it's also a global branding exercise. the main goal is to promote friendship bet

negligence. 30 lawsuits had been filed against them arguing that their negligence resulted in the 2011 fukushima stories — the haze cloaking singapore and malaysia for a second week. it says says air purifiers will be issued if the haze worsens for students undergoing examinations, and employees who work outside are being given masks to help filter the air. and arab news is covering a report by amnesty international titled all work, no pay that says qatar is failing to fulfil its promises to improve the conditions of migrant workers in the run—up to the 2022 world cup. those are the papers. thanks, rico. students around the world are ditching class to demand action on climate change. organisers expect more than a million people to join the global climate strike on friday, with events held in at least 100 countries. the movement is championed by teenage activist greta thunberg, who willjoin protestors in new york. they're hoping the world's leaders take note as they head to next week's un climate action summit. 15—year—old student danielle porreh viahfahnya is in sydney, and will be marching on f

s live from berlin those in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown in 2011 are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the tsunami in 2011 it was the only criminal trial resulting from that nuclear catastrophe also coming up. desperation in israel prime minister netanyahu calls on his main rival to join him in forming a coalition government following in conclude.

this for the 1st time in the world you implemented this course based on fuel i meant and now in fukushima city. we are building a plant that will produce hydrogen that is a major plan the biggest plant possible coming and next year during the olympic games and paralympic s. we're going to use this hydrogen. between. control cars when you were to write the biggest issue with hydrogen as the high cost of it but on the right we have some long term strategy that will visit shares lowering the cost of hydrogen down to the level of nature of gas by 10 times harder if we also have some plans of introduced in technology for the c o 2 waste management board including out of fish artificial photosynthesis waste acknowledge choice with the more people work i don't wish on. the floor to paddle be one of the leaders in terms of innovation used in the current technologies and state of the art technology is. what your model just gets in that you have traced this issue up with her many times a day ago already rumors some mused things that you were consonant with about what is the most much you were promi