so yet another earthquake hitting the edge of fukushima. want to bring up the fact that taiwan is in a pretty precarious position. it is not a member of the you in , it is in a very difficult position. >> it really is. it's entire political relationship with the entire world, what has done in the past is try to build trade relationships with countries. it has tried to be diplomatically very helpful to countries. china on his part has slowly chipped away and eroded at those relationships. it has been very successful. there are only a handful of countries that have a relationship for diplomatic ties with taiwan. looking at the gray zone activities with warplanes and vessels from the mainland rearing -- being sent into the season skies around the island. that is very difficult for the taiwanese military to manage, particularly in they need to get the resources out to the stricken areas, the remote parts of the island or people need to be found and helped. that must be the focus. haslinda: of course we have taiwan playing a key role, supplying

nuclear safety with a scientist from the institute of radioactive environmental radioactivity of fukushima university, this is the former chernobyl liquidator mark zheleznyak, he is in touch with us, mr. marko, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, congratulations, mr. roman, congratulations to all viewers , let's let's start with the fact that, one way or another , magate periodically sends money to moscow. or the excited ones write rebuttals, which the kremlin does not pay attention to, and about the danger of mines and strikes on the power lines that support the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, it is basically in a state of shutdown, but what dangers are there with those toys, shelling, such as drones on the cladding radio blocks, this is the mining of otra... keeping artillery, mortars and other heavy weapons in the zaporizhzhia area itself, translate it from technical and scientific parameters into the language so that our... understand what is there and how is it there? well, i will start with the fact that you started, today is an important day, because according

fresh fukushima halibut goes perfectly with grilled potatoes, fish from fukushima are safe.lutely the same company was carried out not so long ago in japan itself, yes , where fumio kishida, prime minister of japan, together with us ambassador eric gorceti, ate this same supposedly unpoisoned fish in exactly the same way, and the same thing in australia, that is, literally. one manual was sent through the us embassy, ​​through the state department, to japan, to australia , beat this topic. and, of course, with regard to uranium mines, we understand that no one will ever close them in australia. well, because america needs to extract uranium from somewhere. they abandoned uranium from russia, well, they are abandoning it gradually. well, in general, here is australia, a wonderful example, where you can, in general, rely on the environment, extract uranium, bring it to america, and then, in any case, in 10-15 years, maybe maybe there will be a nuclear war. well, in general , they correctly say that if a person who is in favor of... nuclear submarines, helicopters, etc., etc.,

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probably also had their own in russia incidents that were also studied for many years, after the fukushima japanese scientists, they were most interested in our experience, what can be grown in these territories there and after how long, an area of ​​2000 hectares, more than a thousand plant species, hundreds of animal species, birds and... fish, this is the belarusian part of the chernobyl exclusion zone, babchen. the territory has not been abandoned, every hectare is being worked on, and experimental horses at the vorotets farm are used to raise pedigree heavy draft horses, a herd of more than 300 horses. the experiment was precisely that it was possible whether to obtain pure products in connection with the dietary factor in a given territory. today we can say, yes, you really can get it. live dosemetry of horses is carried out, if it passes all the level standards, then... it can be implemented, and here they process wood, experimentally grow ornamental and fruit trees, breed bee colonies and study the effect of radiation on their genetics. this is a table for printing, a honey extract

in the west there is no idea that a thermonuclear war will lead to terrible consequences, after fukushimater those... overvoltage and overvoltage of the united states states, they decided to apologize a little, so to speak, and launched a helsinki group, what an overexertion we had - it was an example of deception. the eternally good-natured soviet old man, who was not an old man then, the americans, who were sure that they would collapse now, because after vietnam, spring and so on. it was an overstrain in the heads of old people who were not old yet, there was no overstrain, they just decided on the theory of convergence, they decided what how, because them, because khrushchev announced this the mishchan dream, and they abandoned it even then ; it was not right, but his heirs came to power, because then they left the ideologists and went over to the townspeople, to catch up with meat and milk, which was written for the perenapryagin reform. europe, europe, as i already said, has lost its international legal personality, it will have to come to an agreement with the same united states, w

the likelihood of an energy disaster incident on the scale of chernobyl or fukushima is high.clear disaster could occur with clouds of radioactive dust drifting westward . although it will be difficult to convince the public that these stubborn russians continue to fire at themselves, it’s not for nothing that we this has been hammered home from the very beginning of the conflict, so there will probably be some explanation. the purpose of such provocations is obvious to polish experts: to introduce new sanctions against russian nuclear energy, according to the authors of the article, given the madness that reigns in the european media, no one will pay attention to reasoning and common sense. natalya goncharova, vesti. in sevastopol, at the st. alexei hospital , courses for training junior nurses were opened at the training center. there are 32 people in the first group, they are trained to care for the wounded and patients with disabilities. they already have theoretical knowledge, they received it online. the students themselves lie down a little, work a little, so everyone f

their own incidents in russia, which also japanese scientists studied for many years, after the fukushimaxperience, what can be grown in these territories there and after what time, geta grandma. and all navukotsy may have direct access, skin hectare pratsue na navuku. at the experimental con-farm varatsets , breeding breeding horses are grown, with more than 300 horses. today we can say, yes, you really can get it.

the likelihood of an energy disaster incident on the scale of chernobyl or fukushima is high.d be a nuclear disaster with clouds of radioactive dust drifting westward, although it will be difficult to convince the public that these stubborn russians continue to fire at themselves, but it’s not for nothing that this has been drummed into us from the very beginning of the conflict, so there will probably be some explanation . the purpose of such provocations for polish experts is obvious: to introduce new sanctions against russian nuclear energy, according to the authors of the article, given the madness that reigns in european... it's easy to get caught up in the facts when you only see part of the big picture. in pursuit of views , entire locations are changed, it’s easy to make a deepfake, change your voice. we will expose all fakes. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. vladimir putin instructed to work on equalizing social support measures in different regions of russia. the president discussed this issue with the head of the ministry of labor anton katya

the likelihood of an energy disaster incident on the scale of chernobyl or fukushima is high.ar europe, not far from poland, a nuclear disaster could occur with clouds of radioactive dust drifting westward, although convince the public that these stubborn russians. continue to fire at themselves , it will be difficult, but it’s not for nothing that this has been drummed into us from the very beginning of the conflict, so there will probably be some kind of explanation. the purpose of such provocations for polish experts is obvious: to introduce new sanctions against russian nuclear energy and, according to the authors of the article, given the madness that reigns in the european media, no one will pay attention to reasoning and common sense. natalya goncharova, lead. the flood situation in russia remains complex, the water level in rivers in the southern urals continues to rise. in total , more than 13,000 residential buildings, almost 20,000 household plots, and almost 150 bridges have already been flooded in the country. the peak of the flood is expected in the coming days i

the likelihood of an energy disaster incident on the scale of chernobyl or fukushima is high.near europe, not far from poland, a nuclear disaster could occur with clouds of radioactive dust drifting westward, although convincing the public that these stubborn russians continue to shoot themselves, it will be difficult, but it’s not for nothing that we do this in... nuclear energy and, according to the authors , to introduce new sanctions against the russian article, given the madness that reigns in the european media, no one will pay attention to argumentation and common sense. natalya goncharova, lead. well, now a message from lent informagen about the condition of ours. let me remind you of colleagues who were wounded today. so, doctors operated on the cameraman of the film crew of the lugansk branch of the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company denis shum, who, together with his colleague, came under fire from the ukrainian armed forces. this is reported our colleagues from news lugansk. let me remind you that cameraman denis shum was wounded in the leg

it killed tens of thousands of people, laid waste to entire towns, and triggered the fukushima nucleariku survived by evacuating with hundreds of others to the third floor of her elementary school. >> our town was destroyed. we lived with my grandparents for a month. and after that, we have to relocate to temporary housing. and we lived there for two years. same height as the tsunami. >> reporter: but now, showing the kids her rebuilt hometown, she says it's living proof they have a future, and lahaina will rise from the ashes. >> your story in a way mirrors the story of so many of these kids who ran for their lives, lost everything, living temporary housing. what do you hope that they realize from seeing you 13 years on, seeing this place 13 years on? >> i want them to know that experience the wildfire was really tough, i'm sure, but that is not the end of the world, and that's not the end of everything. >> reporter: miku herself benefitted from a similar program called tomodachi rainbow for kids kits. after the tsunami, she travelled to hawaii with 150 other japanese students. >> thi

because they were openly afraid to develop nuclear power after the accident in chernobyl, then even in fukushimaingly they perceived gas as. .. experts say that the situation is now, in principle, difficult to predict, because europe is switching to liquefied gas, and this liquefied gas is exchange-traded, not contract, so now europe has to... live in conditions where the price of gas is unpredictable, it can be as much as 200 dollars per 1.00 cubic meters, as much as 2,000 dollars per 1.00 cubes it is worth mentioning that the groengen field itself is located in the north-east of the netherlands, almost on the border with germany, there are about 300 wells, production there was carried out for 60 years, the business was managed through joint ventures by the american companies shell and axonmobil. how a parliamentary investigation last year showed that in 60 years almost a billion euros had been siphoned off from the soil of groninggen. most of it went to the dutch treasury. well, we could, in principle, pump more, if not for the earthquake. mining was carried out at a depth of up to 3 km, as a

the entire sector has been idle for more than 10 years since the fukushima disaster in 2011.end of the issue, as always about currencies, the dollar today. 94 rub. 7 kopecks well euro 993. and that’s all i have for now. tatiana. konstantin, thank you, my colleague konstantin was with the economic news. russian regions are struggling with large-scale floods in the kurgan region, and the capital of the region is under threat of flooding. evacuation is underway in several villages near tyumen. a state of emergency has been declared in ulanud and two districts of buryatia. dams are being urgently built in the tomsk region. israel has already decided how they will respond to iran’s attack, the media are reporting this, when the strike will be carried out is unknown, iranian targets may be among the targets nuclear facilities and military bases are also possible. in the united arab emirates, record rainfall under the impact of the elements in abu dhabi and dubai, many tourists, including those from russia, cannot fly out of the country, about 2,500 of our citizens are awaiting depa

cooling system of or more of the reactors, you could be talking about an event much worse than the fukushimaeven approaching that of chernobyl. how should we think of this? how does this compare to other attacks on the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant? we were just saying back there that the last direct hit was in 2022. yes, well, so far there hasn't been any damage to the plant that could actually threaten the safety systems in a significant way. there is a fire originally when the russians first invaded in 2022 but that did not, fortunately, it didn't spread to the systems that actually protect the reactors. and there have been random artillery shells but these are relatively small munitions so again, the advent of bigger and more damaging drones i think does add a new element of danger to the plant that we should be increasingly concerned about and certainly demonstrates that there needs to be a greater effort to insulate this plant from military conflict that is surrounding it and increasingly threatens its own perimeter. united nations began its riveting food in sudan since its year—long war

she says that a disaster comparable to chernobyl and fukushima is unfolding imperceptibly at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. yes, there are no emissions into the environment, but it is rather happy coincidence, let's say so. we are so used to the fact that all possible rules for the operation of nuclear facilities are violated there every day, that we simply have one more rule. the rule is less, one offense is more, one offense is less, but in fact it is a danger not only for ukraine, it is a danger for the whole world. in general, for the ukrainian energy system, perenyuk considers zs lost. we've already lost the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, so uh, i'm not sure what needs to be done to get it back up and running because we we do not know what exactly the russians mined. i don't think that the russians remember very well what kind of loose units they mined, and start this nuclear plant without going through it literally in small, small pieces and making absolutely sure that every node, every bolt is safe, in her opinion, the greatest danger may arise if the russian occupying forces

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as we saw in the case of the hudson and the fukushima nuclear plant. as such, our panel recommended human factors should receive attention commensurate to their importance in aviation safety. human factors as a crosscutting science should become a standalone and highly prioritized discipline, and a design practice at a boeing and the other companies that deal with vertical safety systems, and finally my research experience has taught me that the fourth class engineering companies that it makes or operates the safety critical systems of aircraft must be run by engineers who are thoroughly trained to understand, respect, and impact human factors and safety culture. thank you once again for attention to our panel's report and for appearing before you. >> thank you to all of the witnesses. appreciate you being here. i think i just have a question generally. i want to draw this out from your report, because you have emphasized that some of these terms may just be lost on people and their significance. you are saying there is not a singular culture program o

the fukushima earthquake in japan caused a soon all me on the coast of california. damaging infrastructure by way of high tides. well it may not be where you are shaking from the earthquake yourself but it could actually have damage to your surroundings >> trace: very instructive. we appreciate your time. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> trace: just a few days after the new minimum wage is in effect we are now getting the first reports of chains being forced to raise prices for his consumers. >> prices going up again. here we go. life here in california. burgers and fries are costing even more here at -- in california. also reports of some fast food restaurants laying off employees or slashing their hours. this comes after california's manager would hashmak mandatory minimum wage... with more than 60 locations jumped to $20 an hour this week. the minimum wage hike leaving some consumers eating up the cost. the new york post reports that burger king's texas double wall per meal cost... but surged to $16.89 on april 1st. employees at a fosters i

in the totalitarian mardor of the soviet union, although i remember, for example, the accident in fukushimaiet. no, it was in ukraine, and we suffered the most from this, it just happened to me, i was already getting ready for the program, comments from the deputy head of the presidential administration of belarus vladimir borisovich pertsov, a member of the editors’ club, a person who comes here often, and he reminded me of a topic that we had discussed for a long time, we knew this topic, about the ignalina nuclear power plant, which is located on the other side of the republic of belarus, which... poses a real huge threat to our countries. let's listen to these words. we would like to remind you that our ostrovets nuclear power plant was built according to the most modern canons and safety standards, here is the ignalinskaya nuclear power plant, which is located on the territory of the republic of lithuania, it is an exact copy of the chernobyl nuclear power plant and due to sufficient subsidized savings. in lithuania, we have no absolute confidence that at this nuclear power plant, whic

semi has prepared for a large earthquake for years drawing on lessons from the 2011 disaster at the fukushimaplant in japan. >>> and shares of solvay is higher and david einhorn is calling it his value pick. he runs greenlight capital and says it has higher margins. so solvay shares are up 6% in europe. >>> and volvo car sales hit a new monthly record. it is owned by the chinese geely group. volvo says fully electric models are a quarter of global sales. >>> still ahead on the show, the one word every investor needs to know and why the good times could be coming to aen end for the magnificent seven. >>> and coming up on monday, "worldwide exchange" is heading to london. live from our london newsroom over there. it all starts monday morning at 5:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll be right back. at ameriprise financial our advice is personalized based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this w

think when we talk about nuclear energy it is fair to say some people might associate that with fukushima be used in driving down green gas emissions?- this be used in driving down green gas emissions? many say now it is going _ green gas emissions? many say now it is going to _ green gas emissions? many say now it is going to play - green gas emissions? many say now it is going to play a - now it is going to play a crucial role. nuclear power does not produce any carbon emissions. the international energy agency said they are very influential that without nuclear power we would not be able to meet our climate goals in time. this is technology that that is really progressing quickly. this is not your old school nuclear power plant. companies are developing small modular reactors, many nuclear power stations. modular reactors, many nuclear powerstations. i modular reactors, many nuclear power stations. i have been speaking with the founder of a company called last energy and i began by asking him if this nuclear energy is ready to go mainstream.— mainstream. nuclear energy should be — main

question, in the west there is no idea that thermonuclear war will lead to dire consequences, after fukushimaafter those episodes with leaks and nuclear disasters, they don’t see any nuclear... winters, a theory that they now refute, they believe that in general this is all somewhat exaggerated, and that they were actually soviet scarecrows, in fact, well, damage damage. well, in fact, if we talk about the official position of current american, so to speak, officials, they adhere to a slightly different point of view, what concept they have is written not no, so that there is no war, but the preventive use of nuclear weapons. of course, they are developing plans, so to speak, for a nuclear war, just like us, no, we do not have the concept of the preventive use of nuclear weapons, in any case , the official doctrinal documents of the americans say that this will be a global catastrophe and it must be avoided, well , here i could address how the minister of defense comes to south korea, says, by the way, north korea, don’t worry, we ’ll definitely hit you with nuclear weapons, don’t go too far.

and then fukushima. >> but we only had one here in this country. it's operated quite safely. there is a concern about the waste product. you're right. the smaller reactors could be fascinating, particularly given the power needs of the thing we talk about all the time which is the growth in generative ai. >> double-digit growth. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm not trying to be too ge vernova centric. but this is an amazing day, an important day because we had a grid that nobody ever cared about. we had no sense that wind could be part -- >> demand has been stagnant for a derk cade. >> actually for a hundred years, you can argue. i think we kind of forgot that data centers are the greatest source of technology. oh, david, what? >> we got the tesla numbers. >> the stock is down 6%. >> phil has got the numbers for us as well. you want to do that? what do you think, jim? i want to check with you first. phil, take it away. give us the tesla numbers. >> these are not good, that's why the stock is down. deliveries in the first quarter of 387,000 vehicles. let me put that into pe