>> pelley: the japanese government said today that the urgency is very high at the fukushima nuclear power plant. two years after the tsunami, fukushima is still leaking large amounts of radioactive water. the region nearby is a no-man's- land. but seth doane went back with a man whose home is now in a radioactive ghost town. >> reporter: when home is inside a nuclear danger zone, returning there is about checkpoints and protective suits. only residents are allowed in so we asked this man to be our guide. homeowners can make just ten trips a year-- no more than five hours each. these are streets you drove through your whole life. what goes through your mind driving to your old home? "it used to be a very beautiful place," he told us. "it makes me very, very sad." vegetation has reclaimed the roads near his home of 50 years. this is your house right here. the only sounds were insects and the eerie ticking of our radiation meter. nearly two and a half years later, bills sat unopened in this house occupied only by animals. there's a newspaper here from 2011. is this march -- oh, my gosh. march 11,

. >> some major developments out of japan rewarding the water leak at the fukushima nuclear power plant. a level three category means exposure to the material for just one hour is the equivalent to exposure for five years. this markion the first time japan issued a warning of this kind since the three reactor meltdowns that followed the earthquake and tsunami in 2011. >> wildfires are burning in 10 western states. over $1 billion has been spent fighting wildfires this year. idaho has the two worst fires. they may be getting the upper hand on the beaver creek valley. hundreds of people are cleared to return home. hundreds more are waiting for that chance. >> good morning, let's start with the west. we were just talking about the fires which range north and south all the way from parts of california, arizona, up to the pacific northwest, even a few of them in parts of alaska. you can see in the northwest, it's going to be another dry day. we've had some monsoon moisture more into the southwest, but even some of this that comes in, you can see the red. that's the red flag. that means lower

three hundred tons of highly contaminated water a leak from a storage plant at the ravaged fukushima nuclear power plant how much when worse the situation for the shaman need to get before the world finally says no to nuclear power and more than a thousand egyptians have been killed since the egyptian military began its brutal crackdown.

japanese government says it is going to intervene to help tackle radioactive leaks from the fukushima nuclear power plant. >> on wednesday prime minister shinzo abe said the government could not expect the nuclear power to deal with the problem by itself and is going to help. tons of radioactive water are leaking every day. >> one of the few surviving solar panel companies in the world is something shareholders will accept a radical rescue plan. creditors and banks have approved the plan, excepting that is a write-down and a massive capital reduction. >> shareholders could lose night -- could lose 95% of their shares. it is the only way for the company to survive against chinese exporters, they say. they agreed to a deal restricting chinese imports to europe. >> now let's get the report from the trading floor at the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the better economic performance, the reserve banks have a generous money supply. and the paradoxical situation appears now that an economic recovery may make prices sink. that is why it is wednesday, and the dax lost, despite the fact that goods makers presented r

japanese government says it is going to intervene to help tackle radioactive leaks from the fukushima nuclear power plant. >> on wednesday prime minister shinzo abe said the government could not expect the nuclear power to deal with the problem by itself and is going to help. tons of radioactive water are leaking every day. >> one of the few surviving solar panel companies in the world is something shareholders will accept a radical rescue plan. creditors and banks have approved the plan, excepting that is a write-down and a massive capital reduction. >> shareholders could lose night -- could lose 95% of their shares. it is the only way for the company to survive against chinese exporters, they say. they agreed to a deal restricting chinese imports to europe. >> now let's get the report from the trading floor at the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the better economic performance, the reserve banks have a generous money supply. and the paradoxical situation appears now that an economic recovery may make prices sink. that is why it is wednesday, and the dax lost, despite the fact that goods makers presented r

the operator of the fukushima nuclear power plant is about to make another attempt to try to get leaking ground water at the crippled facility under control. officials with tokyo electric

the operator of the fukushima nuclear power plant is about to make another attempt to try to get leakingground water at the crippled facility under control. officials with tokyo electric power company say they'll start pumping out contaminated groundwater onda

the operator of the fukushima nuclear power plant is about to make another attempt to try to get leaking ground water at the crippled facility under control. officials with tokyo electric power company say they'll start pumping out contaminated groundwater on friday to stop it from spilling into the ocean. workers have been solidifying an embankment to prevent ground water from leaking from the plant into the ocean, but there are concerns that the tainted ground water has already overflowed the barrier. tepco officials say they'll bore a small-scale well nearby and pump out contaminated water. they say workers will then sink about 35-meet are-long pipes into the ground along the embankment and pump out ground water from them as well starting next week. they hope to drain 100 tons of water per day. industry ministry officials estimate that 300 tons of tainted water is leaking into the ocean daily. tepco management admits that it still does not know the exact amount of water that's leaking. it's also failed to identify the cause of the recent surge in the radiation levels of ground water i

. >> reporter: today the owners of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant started pumping contaminated water into temporary storage tanks, a desperate act at a plant that in the minds of many is a monument to mismanagement. >> it's leaking like a sieve and groundwater is flushing radioactive contaminants into the ocean and into groundwater. >> reporter: two and a half years after the earthquake and tsunami devastated northern japan, this plant is still an active danger to the environment. in part because water runs downhill. runoff from the mountains goes into the plant and soaks up radiation from leaking storage pools and poison ground. each day, for 882 days, nearly 72,000 gallons of polluted water has flowed into the pacific ocean. enough to fill an olympic-sized swimming pool every nine days. fed up with the power company this week the japanese government said it's stepping in to help. calling this an urgent situation. in this country, while we have seen all kinds of tsunami debris litter america's west coast, scientists say the leak poses little danger to the u.s. because the radi

there's plenty more coming up in this program, including news about new leaks at japan's fukushima nuclear power plant raising plenty of alarm bells. >> first, let's have a look at some other stories this hour. a pakistani court has indicted warmer army chief and president pervez musharraf on murder charges relating to the assassination of benazir bhutto -- former army chief and president pervez musharraf. >> lawmakers in the czech republic have voted to resolve the lower house of parliament head of elections set for this fall. the country's former prime minister stepped down following a corruption scandal. now the leftist interim government has come under fire itself for mismanagement. >> american crime writer elmore leonard has died. he was 87. he wrote more than 40 novels, many of them made into tv shows or films, among them "shorty" and the paul newman movie "hombre." >> now to that very disturbing story from japan. radioactive water has leaked from a storage tank at japan's destroyed fukushima powerplant. >> operators say the leak is still ongoing and the highly toxic water has likely siege into

several hundred tons of contaminated groundwater is seeping every day from the damaged fukushima nuclear power plant into the pacific ocean. the operator of the plant is about to make another attempt to get the leaking ground water at the plant under control. this time the government is offering to help. as much as a thousand tons of water may be flowing down the hillside below the plant every day. of that 300 tons is accumulating in an area contaminated with radioactive substances. another 300 tons bypasses the contaminated area. the remaining 400 tons of area is flooding into the basements of the buildings housing the facilities four reactors. that water is also contaminated. tepco workers are pumping it out and storing it. workers have been reinforcing an embankment to prevent ground water from leaking from the plant into the ocean. there are concerns tainted groundwater has already overflowed the barrier. tepco officials say they'll bore a small well nearby and pump out contaminated water. they say workers will also sink about 30 five-meter long pipes into the ground along the embankment. they w

every hour right now including a trickling time bomb the threat level of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant is about to be raised to a serious as the operator says contaminated water seeps from one of the tanks but they can't even track where it's going. and desperate times call for desperate measures and examine drone hunting could become a new challenge for iranian pupils as the country's military hopes to bring a new security improving subject straight into the school curriculum. for now here on r.t. one of the biggest cities in russia's far east is literally on the verge of drowning. it's being swamped by the worst flood it's ever seen and it will only take one more meter of water to ruin key infrastructures. in the region with the latest. in the region are cautiously optimistic that the worst has passed on the water levels are beginning to recede however that is not the case particularly in the city of how about oscar which is under threat of becoming just the administrative center of russia's far east and also the second largest city behind a lot of austar water levels that have alrea

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online for you including toxic spill over contaminated ground water accumulating under the fukushima nuclear power plant in japan has risen above the protective barrier and is now leaking into the pacific ocean on our website we have all of the details and live updates on the situation. plus time to make a wish hundreds of shooting stars will dart across the sky over the next two nights you can head to our ti dot com to read more on this huge meteor shower event. right see. first rick. and i think that you're. on our recorders were very. instrumental. in the. it's one of the biggest sports events out there with only the fee for world cup and olympics boasting more popularity the world athletics championships has kicked off in moscow for the first time artie's lindsey france has details. it was a beautiful day to kick off the competition here at luzhniki stadium beautiful blue skies and sunny weather for the nearly two thousand athletes coming from two hundred six countries to participate in this abed now it runs and runs until august eighteenth and so there's plenty of time to get an eyeful of these ama

plus japanese scientists brace for the most dangerous cleanup mission to date at the fukushima nuclear power plant we've got a live update on the operation at r.t. dot com. russian a flight explorer you assume by has hit the headlines again but this time its words rather than the world records sheet a fan of the country's ban on gay propaganda towards minors which has caused controversy and calls in europe to boycott the sore to winter olympics next year artist lucic often have has the details this past week moscow has played host to track and field championships on tuesday the american runner nick symmonds dedicated his silver medal in the eight hundred meter meter race to gay friends and several swedish athletes painted their nails in rainbow colors but the remarks made by your lend him by of us was of course the world champion pole vaulter and the biggest star in russian track and field certainly we have tonight at the debate over gay rights in russia and the world of sports it's on the respectful to our son respectful to our seats isn't because we are russians maybe we are different than europ

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liquid danger online we've got the story of contaminated ground water under the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant which is now really king into the pacific ocean you can get all the information and the timeline at r.t. com also there time to make a wish hundreds of shooting stars one dart across the sky over the next couple of nights you can head to r.t. dot com to read about this and the huge meteor shower. the hunger strike at guantanamo bay prison has entered a seventh month with the inmates still struggling to change their situation the detainees protesting over indefinite detention and mistreatment also complain of invasive bodies cheese which sometimes include sexual assault terry holbrooke's a former guantanamo guard told us how his former day job led him to quit and convert to islam. we were told not to interact with them not to look at them as humans not to talk with them not to speak with them have nothing to do with them unless it was absolutely necessary important to work we were told to be very aggressive in searching growing and i don't think any of us as guards felt comfortable doi

look at some more news around the world japan has raised the threat level at the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant to serious incident which is level three out of seven on the international scale the decision was taken after consultation with the u.n. nuclear watchdog the main danger comes from a massive leak of contaminated water three hundred tons some of which may have reached the pacific this is a grave us warning about fukushima since the twenty eleven s quake and tsunami that caused the meltdown of three reactors the. series of bombings across the iraqi capital baghdad has left at these twenty nine people dead and over eighty wounded at the worst hit was a district in the northwest of the city where several explosions killed five people and wounded nearly thirty sunni muslim extremists have been stepping up attacks across the country since the start of the year july it was iraq's deadliest month since two thousand and eight with about a thousand fatalities. two people have been reportedly been shot dead in egypt as military forces disperse a pro mostly rally south of the capital eight more w

our web site liquid danger online we've got the story of the ground under the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant which is now leaking in into the pacific ocean get the full information and timeline at. the time to make a wish hundreds of shooting stars will dart across the sky over the next two nights you can see dot com to read more about the huge meteor shower. the hunger strike at guantanamo bay prison has ended a seventh month with the inmates still struggling to change their situation the detainees protesting over indefinite detention and mistreatment also complain of invasive bodies which sometimes include sexual assault terry holbrooke's a former guantanamo guard told us how his former day job led him to quit and convert to islam. we were taught not to interact with them not to look at them as humans not to talk with them not to speak with them had nothing to do with them unless it was absolutely necessary important to work we were told to be very aggressive i'm searching growing. i don't think any of us is cards felt comfortable doing that as a result of such we didn't do that there were

the sweat level of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant is about to be raised to serious as the operator says contaminated water is seeping from one of the tongues they can't even track away it's coming. down to this vapor pad and exile is trying hunting could become a new challenge for iranian pupils as the country's military hopes to put a new security improving subject on the school curriculum. one of the russian far east biggest says is a brace for my last evacuations with floods expected to breakaway called levels the deluge in the region caused by heavy rains earlier this month left more than a hundred towns and villages submerged turns us. thousands of people will source to flee from their homes in search of shelter his crew has been following them not just hope for a trip which is now the passing to the east and according to the flood has not reached its peak and the regional capital have a dark sky and most of its infrastructure could be left underwater. just. authours he's here in the region are cautiously optimistic that the worst has passed and the water levels are b

time now for the world update and japan has raised the threat rating at the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant to three out of seven blasting it as a serious incident the decision was taken after consultations with the u.n. nuclear watchdog the main danger comes from a massive leak of contaminated water three hundred tons some of which may have reached the pacific and it's the greatest warning about fukushima since the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami that caused the meltdown of three reactors. in northwest spain hundreds of people have been forced to flee their homes as fire crews battle the massive forest fires that have been raging for several days about three quarters of the country are at the extreme risk of fire breaks due to high temperatures strong winds and dry vegetation last year wildfires devastated more than one hundred fifty thousand hectares of land across spain. two people have reportedly been shot dead in egypt as military forces dispersed eeprom morsi rally south of the capital eight more were injured when soldiers broke up a brawl between supporters of the depo

japan has raised the threat level ad to the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant to serious incident which is a level three out of seven on the international scale the decision was taken after consultations with the u.n. nuclear watchdog the main danger comes from a massive leak of contaminated water three hundred tons of which may have a reach the pacific and this is a great list a warning about fukushima since the tween eleven quake and tsunami caused the meltdown of three reactors. stay with us all for a true story he'd been spying adding treat in miami that's coming up next and documentary called will of the real terrorist please stand. she good leverage or each year mccurry was easy to build on each most sophisticated robot which on fortunately it doesn't give a darn about anything to change mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care what you only. from the fog of war to the drums of war washington and its western regional allies are again agitating for senseless conflict in the middle east this time against syria again it's all ab

japan's nuclear watchdog says it's taking the leaking of radioactive water at the crippled fukushima nuclear power planteriously. it may reclassify the event as a "serious incident" instead of "an anomaly." the plant's operator says 80-thousand gallons of contaminated water has leaked from a steel tank around the plant. figured out how or where the water leaked. >> celebrity cruises says it's cancelling the remainder of a seven-night cruise to alaska after mechanical issues forced a ship to return to port in ketchikan. the ship was carrying more than 31-hundred passengers and crew members four additional sailings scheduled to take place on the same ship have also been canceled. a cruise line spokeswoman says guests booked on a canceled sailing will receive a full refund, as well as a certificate for a future cruise. the italy cruise ship tragedy is starting to finally get cleaned up. the seaside. details coming up. >> the update on your commute, your forecast, coming up, after the break. hñ >> good morning. we are 1/2 way to the workweek. more storms? here is your forecast. >> a pretty quiet to the bay

dot com also that right now trickling toyman bomb threat level of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant is about to be raised to serious as the operator says contaminated water seeping from one of the tanks they can't even track where it's going. to speed prepared and examined drone hunting could become a new challenge for iranian peoples as the country's military hopes to put a new security improving subject on the school curriculum those stories and others . the british newspaper that broke america's mass surveillance was forced to destroy followers provided by edward snowden as explained why it gave in to government pressure the guardian editor said authorities threatened legal action to stop the paper from reporting the n.s.a. leaks all together and chose to destroy documents which had been copied anyway or. reports. you've had your fun now it's time to return in the documents so the unnamed government official to the newspaper editor it could be the stuff of movies oh it isn't we were faced effectively with an ultimatum from the british government that if we didn't hand back the ma

300 tons of contaminated water pouring into the ocean every day, out of the dangerous fukushima nuclear power plant. abc's cecilia vega tells us about the race to keep radioactive material from reaching our shores. >> reporter: it is a staggering revelation, nearly 72,000 gallons of radioactive water a day are pouring out of the fukushima power plant and into the sea. we know countless items of debris have made their way from japan to u.s. shores, but is radioactive contamination reaching america, too? the canary in the coal mines say scientists is the blue fin tuna, served up in super markets and restaurants here. it begins its journey in the waters off japan's coast racing all the way to america's west coast. stanford university researchers say they have found trace amounts of radioactive contamination in the tuna they tested, tuna caught here, contamination from fukushima. before you stop buying tuna, scientists say don't worry. the amount of contamination found is so low there is no danger in the fish we eat. >> consumers should education themselves as best as possible. we try to put the levels

japan's government might step up its involvement in combating the leak at the fukushima nuclear power plantlcome back to the second part of the "france 24" debate. a lot of questions about syria. the coalition of the willing marching towards a military intervention? hours before inspectors finally headed towards the attack, only to come under sniper fire. the general secretary said every hour counts, we cannot afford any more delays. the british prime minister, david cameron, cut short his holiday to meet with the national security council. officials in washington said the mission may be too little, too late. any evidence of chemical foul play may have been tampered with. they are warning of dire consequences. with me william jordan. to his right, specialist in russia at the american university in paris. contemporary iranian politics lecturer at the interdisciplinary center. i want to begin with the main event of today. the inspectors finally got up and running, but they were very quickly back to their hotel because they came under sniper fire. the regime saying it was the fault of so-calle

japan's nuclear watchdog says it's taking the leaking of radioactive water at the crippled fukushima nuclear power plantiously. it may reclassify the event as a "serious incident" instead of "an anomaly." the plant's operator says 80-thousand gallons of contaminated water has leaked from a steel tank around the plant. tokyo electric power hasn't figured out how or where the water leaked. >> nadal hasan, will present his side of the story today. army maj is standing trial for the 2009 forrt hood the shooting rampage. there are questions about whether he will even present a defense. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a disturbing story out of oklahoma. two teenage boys are not charged with killing a baseball player, apparently because they were bored ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >> welcome back. the time is 6:14 a.m.. we will take a look at the weather. >> we are looking at, conditionvcas calm conditions. satellite and radar shows clouds along the coa

industry minister has promised government action to curb radioactive leaks from the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant. that plan suffered. meltdown's after a massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011. government officials say likes maintenance by the plant's operators largely to blame for the water leaks from storage tanks surrounding the plant. so now, there will be extra part that-controlled monitoring those tanks. a leak last week was the fifth and worst one from a tank at the plant. >>darya: and ohio hospital is appealing for guardianship of a 10 year- old amish girl. otherwise, the hospital says the girl died. 10 year-old sarah hershberger and her parents have decided to stop her chemotherapy treatment. sarah was diagnosed with leukemia and t-cell lymphoma back in april. her parents initially consented to chemo, but after the six weeks they ordered doctors to stop. her doctor says the hospitals at the committee plea with their parents to resume treatment. with her cancer growing and becoming more and resistant to treatment, the hospital then filed a lawsuit seeking emergency guardianship over sarah

three hundred tons of highly contaminated water a leak from a storage plant at the ravaged fukushima nuclear power plant how much worse the situation for the shaman need to get before the world finally says no to nuclear power and more than a thousand egyptians have been killed since the egyptian military began its brutal crackdown on the most.

hundred tons of highly contaminated water of leaks from the storage plant at the ravaged fukushima nuclear power plant how much worse the situation for the sheema need to get before the world finally says no to nuclear power and more than a thousand egyptians have been killed since the egyptian military began its brutal crackdown on the muslim brotherhood last week we've seen the birth of another ruling dictatorship at the heart of the arab world. you need to know this senior obama administration officials said today that the national security agency began improperly collecting americans electronic communications that had no connection to terrorism way back in two thousand and eight but the government didn't learn of that problem in two thousand and two two thousand and eleven according to n.s.a. estimates the agency may have been collecting as many as fifty six thousand holy domestic communications every year the n.s.a. revealed the improper collection of e-mails to the pfizer court in two thousand and eleven which promptly demanded a halt to that snooping elsewhere on the national security front. br

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. >>> managers of the crippled fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant say ten of their workers have been exposed to radiation above the safety limit. they say a machine spraying cooling mists was likely to blame. the workers took radiation checks before leaving the plant compound monday. the readings were five times the safety limit set by tokyo electric power company. it was concentrated around the worker's faces. utility officials say the workers are showing no unusual symptoms. the officials believe the workers were sprayed while waiting for a busier the plant's control room. they say a machine was spraying mist to help prevent heat stroke among the workers. the machine drew water from a dam about ten kilometers way from the plant. the same water is used for toilets and other facilities. tepco managers are also trying to deal with contaminated ground water that's seeping into the sea. they outlined a short term plan to try to trap the radiation. government officials estimate 300 tons of the water is reaching the pacific ocean every day. the managers went over their plan with members o

officials are taking the lead in efforts to decontaminate land around the crippled fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant>>> and two women put a twist on recipes. >>> people in nagasaki are marking the day that never far from their minds them day an atomic bomb was dropped on their city. every year, on this date, they gather together to remember with words, songs and prayers. this year, many of those who spoke at the nagasaki peace ceremony had words of criticism for the japanese go. nhk world's hiro morita reports from nagasaki. ♪ >> reporter: it's been 68 years since that day. ♪ this man still remembers the things he did, the things he saw, how he felt. people charred black. a mother holding her dead child. i have been lucky to live as long as i have. what i want most is the immediate removal of these genocidal weapons of mass destruction from the face of the earth. >> reporter: in the last days of the world war ii, a u.s. warplane dropped an atomic bomb on nagasaki. the explosion killed almost everyone within one kilometer instantly. over 70,000 people died by the end of the year. people from nagasaki

children who lived in five municipalities designated as evacuation zones after the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant accident in march 2011. the equipment is designed for adults. officials have added chairs so that small children can be tested. parents have been waiting for this opportunity. >> translator: honestly speaking, i think it took too long. but at the same time, i'm also grateful that younger children have finally had the checks. >> an official said parents were frustrated because they didn't know the internal radiation levels of their children. >> translator: we hope to offer this test acrosssssssssssssssss prprprprefecture in cooperation other municipalities. >> japan will be deal with the problems from fukushima daiichi for years to come. engineers still have a long way to go before they decommission the reactors. public and private groups have set up a joint research organization to figure out how to scrap the units. industry minister handed over the organization's charter to kyoto university professor yamana. he'll head the research institute for nuclear decommissioning. >> translator