once ground zero for america's cold war atomic testing it's been left with a toxic radioactive legacy. now rising sea levels threaten to swallow the islands and if that happens deadly nuclear waste will be released into the ocean. and steve check out on this episode a one on one east we investigate how one of the world's smallest countries is paying for the actions of a global superpower. where halfway between australia and hawaii. in the middle of the seemingly endless pacific ocean. below us chains of mostly uninhabited islands the together form the nation of the marshall islands. for which is nothing yes no no no route the bridge on the right. the way we know much of my life was carried out stop the face of history. spread over two million square kilometers of the central pacific the marshall islands is a scattering of more than a thousand islands and eyelets. few people have heard of in a way top but it's the ground zero of us nuclear testing in the pacific. all. the welcome sign he said what we've come to see but when you know what it really is if you would want to visit this pla

starts in a different area the world but always in the same year two thousand and eight which is ground zero for collusion so what evidence do you have for the collusion or what do you mean by collusion or talk about collusion between central banks yes so basically the fed is the central collusion meister and in the beginning of the financial crisis they decided to save our banks the u.s. banks because they basically caused the crisis and they did it by manufacturing money and other things over the past decade but they also did it by reaching out to other central banker friends throughout the world particular leave the area p. and central bank the bank of japan on sort of euro banks and they said look we need your help but this was all done in the background what was happening publicly publicly they acted as if they save the system in a period of lose a colluding against their. the general public but they colluded with each other to rig rates to keep money at the average zero levels that we have today to buy trillions of dollars worth of bonds from governments and from banks particularly ban

pivot areas where i looked at how they colluded over time so i was going back to two thousand a ground zero and seeing how they dealt with their own country's issues relative to the united states and also what the fed wanted them to do and what they wanted to do for themselves so there's always a little tension and there's also a lot of collaboration from the standpoint of major central banks so this is an interesting historical development social banks walk us through because you've written a number of books in covering banking and the history of banking and historically central banks are set up we know to be the lender of last resort to be a backstop to the banking system to prevent things like bank runs from getting out of control with cetera so when you have different central banks in different countries they're operating up until what you're suggesting here they're operating independently of each other and their role in these economies was to as we were saying be a backstop to the banking system so what when they collude as as you're talking about that it would we answer kind of a post

he you were be very close to ground zero if you will can you give us a situation.

you who are being very close to ground zero if you will can you give us a situation or an idea of what it's like there on the ground right now what are people saying what are people feeling well people are stoutish they can't believe that this is happening in there. this is upscale white very well the unity very. heart of broward county which is in. its ear and people are you know i mean this this is not that this happens there are shootings every day in the inner cities of miami detroit and chicago and washington d.c. but you know in a suburban area like this it's it just makes people go back and wonder what's still unknown in our country we i mean when they think about it you got seventeen yesterday. recent killing at the texas baptist church twenty six las vegas bulls nightclub forty no new down twenty seven six hundred eight zero nine eighteen charleston knowing or corrupt colorado twenty nine hundred thirteen he's going on and on and on and it's always with the same weapon. that weapon is an assault rifle that is available to citizens. to magic in it it's modeled after the sixteen

the ground zero moderates tries to take matters into his own hands the writers of. the state you know here we go here's the letter you know we're being you know i want to thank. overpowers migrates finally gives out. this press as he's read the way he asked the question nobody would want to consider or that of your. well every year thousands of people gather from far and wide to hear his weather prediction and today feel the groundhog has given his wintery forecast. six more weeks of winter to do. that means according to the rodent prophet there is not going to be an early spring this year now phil gets hauled out from his burrow in the town of the tony in pennsylvania every february second and for the if you take half of the shadow that means winter continues it's not spring comes earlier but it's worth pointing out this famous groundhog cute though he is is not always right he is a little always from up there so quick reminder of our headlines this hour a controversial u.s. memo alleging f.b.i. bias in the russian investigation is released publication was approved

for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe.

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california is ground zero to this problem. it's home to 12% of the disabled population but 40% of the a.d.a. lawsuits nationwide. from 2012 to 2014, 54% of all related complaints in california were filed by just two law firms. the law firms sometimes recruit plaintiffs who are not directly impacted by the a.d.a. or even living in the same state. 14 plaintiffs brought 46% of all these lawsuits. one of them, robert mccarthy, filed more than 400 suits against california businesses and he doesn't even live in the state. , example in california based by the moore law firm, filed more than 700 lawsuits over the past few years resulting in large settlements and sometimes bankruptcies of some businesses. given recent laws to address this in my home state, trial lawyers are rushing to states like texas, new york, florida, where they can make a profit. in 2014, a bar owner living in torens, california, was handed five -- torrence, california, was handed five lawsuits and needed to save up to $30,000 to remodel. she was a target of small

. ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles >> this is the scene that's arguably ground zero for eagles nation celebrationxpected fans poured into snoout the streets at frankman and cottman avenues in the heart of the northeast. good morning. this is nbc today first look at 4:00. we are our first look at super bowl championship official gear. >> yep, right here. how awesome is it to have this championship gear out here this morning? we thank you so much for being with us. we are your official eagles station. from the field to the fans we have every moment of the eagles' first super bowl win covered. >> these were the sights and sounds inside xfinity live in south philadelphia. this was the moment eagles fans realized the championship trophy they've been fighting for was coming home to philly. an impromptu dance party, the electric slide. the same move we've seen in the end zone from some of the players. right by city hall, you can see this video shows an awning collapsing under the weight of eagles fans on top. an nbc 10 viewer posted this video on instagram. we're working to see if anyone was hurt. matt,

little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're gonna meet real people who faced the same problems as millions across america, and we'll dive deep into a city on the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. civil war commander george custer is said to have uttered the famous words, "it's not how many times you get knocked down that counts. it's how many times you get back up." nowhere is that spirit more evident than in las vegas, and we found one spot where it looked like they might not get back up, but they did. ♪ so, here i am in reflection bay in henderson, nevada, a place that went from riches to rags and now back to riches, one of the greatest stories of redevelopment and resurgence in america. this entire area five years ago was ground zero of the real-estate crisis in america, and today it is an american success story. ♪ lake las vegas is a beautiful, 328-acre lake tha

so if there was an earthquake here this would basically be ground zero, there could be significant damagehere and this simulation looks specifically at the hayward fault and this new super computer simulated and earthquake with that type of power, a 7.0 magnitude like you were talking about or something close to it. there wasn't been anything from a 6.7 to a 7.0 here for quite a while, since 1868, but they say that there's a one in three chance there will be in the next 30 years. this new simulator model shows widespread damage to buildings, roads, railways and utilities in the east bay following that type of event. it also suggests a ten second quake along this fault would spread across the entire bay area and be felt for 90 seconds as it spread across the bay area. the red and yellow an orange colors that you're seeing on that simulator are places where the ground movement would be the most significant. orinda, moraga and areas east of the fault would experience the most shaking according to the simulation. more than areas west like oakland and berkeley. now, there's always a couple thi

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fellow members, west virginia is literally ground zero in the opioid epidemic. our overdose rate is not just a little bit higher than the national average or the number two state. it is actually 33% higher than the number two state. so when we pass 21st century cures legislation dedicating $1 billion to fight this horrific epidemic, it gave us hope. it gave me hope. and that hope was particularly strong in rural states like west virginia. that finally we might see real resources, where it really counts, in rural communities. but unfortunately many of the worst-hit states like mine ended up receiving only minimal amounts of funding. let me give you an example. a more populous state received five times more funding than my state, but my state's overdose rate was five times higher than the more populous state. this bill, like every bill, has parts i like and parts i don't like. one of the issues i fought for, aking sure that now $6 billion we are putting toward fighting the opioid crisis, will actually get to the places where it matters most. we must use a formula

ground zero for over the littlest look in your. incidentally one such organization t.v. receive generous donations from the dutch and u.s. embassies as well as from the renaissance foundation an ngo founded by george soros . i set up a foundation in ukraine before ukraine became independent of russia. and the foundation this me i'm functioning ever since and through the and the important part and events now. i like criticism but it must be my way. to see any evidence of u.s. involvement if you feel the presence of the u.s. just the me i stammered really put a statement in there said you know english thought of going to just me and live their lives just goes on but as well which. will not. just. be on the flight i'm way done but deals roll up it's a solution given you know but i'll find it in the order honey but i mean you know as short as we have a list you know some of it you see i'm listed through and we did it in the way that we. just want to sell. stuff at. the members of congress were visiting ukraine during that period most famously congressman john mccain so some

for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estaterisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the massi memo because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. i'm going to go and meet a woman named coleen who thought she was selling her home. but she said she actually got scammed into just giving it away. the property man's going to go in and talk to her and see what happened, how it

hand monies closer hospital to the parade ground zero for injuries that might happen during the eagles celebration. >> sickes people will be taken care of first. >> reporter: doctor eric says emergency department is already crowded with flu cases but like hospitals all over the city they are ready for additional patients. >> hot lights and just add really local heat. >> reporter: cold weather is biggest medical concern, there are a variety of ways to treat hypotheria, including heated iv fluid, to raise the body temperature. >> we can just grab this and when necessary pull a warm blanket out. >> reporter: warm blanket put around patient to warm them up >> correct, as your body temperature starts to drop you get more sluggish. you will feel tired, out of it but you can still think. temperatures start to get letter you lose your ability to reason appropriately, it can be dangerous, dangerous heart arrhythmia. >> reporter: doctors say it is important to dress in warm layers, pay special attention to feet, hands and ears to prevent frostbite, most importantly your head. >> hats help preven

it was ground zero of her work really started, and i recall when i was just a candidate, late nights, coaching me. she was not a morning person, and would keep you on the telephone for hours into the evenings, coaching, mentoring, chastising, all of the above, of what it meant to be in service and how to change your language, and how when you change language, you change your thinking, and to move away from the i and move more into the collective we, and so there are many elevelessons that i'v learned and i'm truly grateful for the tremendous amount of opportunity i had from here. i want to let dede know that we will continue to support her children and grandchildren throughout this ordeal. want to honor her ex-husband, chet, who has also suffered a profound loss. this is a profound transition that we're in, when you think about the sudden loss of life of rose pack, of mayor lee, and now of sharon hewitt. this is a tremendous transition time from the old guard to the new guard, and i would implore my colleagues here and the colleagues that are out in the field and on the front line in

. >> this was ground zero one year ago where debris and vegetation caused the creek to overflow. >> this formidable ball is deceiving. extends 4 to 9 feet below the soil. >> building the wall did raise concerns. it would cause potential flooding downstream. >> by keeping water in the creek. and we determined that the downstream impacts were negligible in this case. >> san jose created a color-coded warning system. worked with the county to use the alert system and improved analytics of creek flow data. >> we would be in a position to send out the alert system, using the loud speaker systems before the event occurs. >> however, there is unfun ish h business. families are still living in temporary housing. >> the biggest hurdle is the cost of housing. the inability to afford with their fk panned even with our support to remain here in san jose. >> david louis, abc 7 news. >>> stay with us. a lot of reaction on the death of reverend billy graham. >> he was a great bridge builder and promoted a lot of mutual understanding. >>> bay area religious leaders knew him personally and many say his p