this problem is not only for my yankee this problem is countrywide maybe worldwide. we were told crystal clear that there were no buried underground pipes that contain radioactivity how many other plants. to not have undergone ip you know there are none. i asked for an obscure report i got it and i read and i said oh my god there's a bird in underground pipe you knew when you read that that there was underground piping yes you bet and misstatements have been given yes that's right i was stonewall what has happened that remind yankee is a breach of trust that cannot be tolerated in order to move forward on whether or not the plan will continue to operate questions need to be answered changes need to be made and the trust of vermonters must be restored we were now being lied to and lied to under oath on record and in vermont and in vermont and especially in the statehouse. your word is all you've got to live by we have a lot of going and to do and we have to rebuild public confidence and trust we're operating a nuclear power plant and people expect that you know it is a

leak in a pipe or a leak in the tank that pipe connects underground pipes that vermont yankee originally claimed did not exist until after the 1st leak was discovered gunderson was on the public oversight panel made false statements. the parent company says it was miscommunication nothing more the radioactive border contained tritium lots of trivium but it also contained other isotopes we contain strontium 90 which is a bone seeker and causes leukemia because cesium 137 which is the muscle seeker causes heart disease and it contains cobalt 60 which is a very high energy gamma source then a whole bunch of other isotopes minimal all of those started to work their way into the soil and has definitely entered the connecticut river through the human all these radioactive isotopes can cause cancer. why is the treaty in leak of concern to us ground water down there is being threatened and potentially the river water is being threatened something needs to be done right now i believe that miners once a. we have buried corroded pipes that are way beyond their design life. this problem worldwide. we were told crys

i work with sunday night baseball, espn, i'm not sure if i'm going to on location, yankee stadium or citi field, or whether i'll be in my home with my kids. >> so you might be broadcasting from your home, you'll watch it on tv, and you'll just be -- you'll have a live feed come in and you'll just be broadcasting it from home, is that a possibility, is that what you're saying? >> that's exactly right, wolf. we may be home, and again, i may be doing it right from my living room, watching the game just

by this time, the two smart to salem and if they're not trying tore discovered, probably playing music like yankeeoodle is not the way to secretly enter into salem. as the vanguard approached the small bridge which would have been behind that photo there on the southern entrance of town, they could hear the church bells ringing wildly and discovered people had already pulled a few planks from the bridge. obviously, this was repaired and continue to march into the public square with fixed bayonets, music, colors flying and drums beating expecting to be a army entering a conquered city. actually, soon thereafter, he learned from sympathizers of location of the cannons and proceeded with troops the direction of the north bridge. at this time the first term, the regulars are coming is heard by colonel david mason as he leaves his house screaming. that's the same thing that paul revere would say. saying the british is coming is me running through the streets saying the americans are coming. that's what they believed they were still. so it's the regulars. the congregation immediately dispersed in a stat

yankee because it's. more. we would like to believe. i'm not really. done everything that i know to do and all i have left is my body. but. i just say you know. we will be doing. a women a little bit better and. when people asked me how many times have you been arrested and i say not. the afternoon. today entergy sued the state of vermont in the u.s. district court. energy's lawsuit claims that vermont should have no role in approving vermont yankee speech or after 2012 in the state of vermont i don't think it's too much to say that this is this is an anti-democratic situation you've got a large. wealthy out of state corporation trying to have its way and override the legitimate laws of a sovereign state and it's a it's a power struggle unfortunately for not being its size it's a david versus goliath power struggle but it's one we've got a lot of energy to fight. it's the 1st day of the trial corporation versus the state of vermont and there are many of us who want to support the state of vermont in that legal battle we believe that corporations are bu

yankees stadium got downgraded by moody's stay. >> didn't citi field get downgraded before? >> that's not important. was yankee stadium's day >> okay. all right. okay we're going to break here. >>> check out today's big surge in weight watchers we'll tell you what's got investors piling into the name >>> jim cramer sits down with the ceos of mcdonald's and canopy growth on "mad money. in the meantime, more "fast money" right after this. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now, you're binge learning. for a limited time, get up to $800 when you open and fund an account. call 866-300-9417 or visit tdameritrade.com/learn. ♪ can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i

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not. in u.s. district court. energy's lawsuit claims that vermont should have no role in approving vermont yankee speech or after 2012 in the state of vermont i don't think it's too much to say that this is this is an anti-democratic situation you've got a large. wealthy out of state corporation trying to have its way and override the legitimate laws of a sovereign state and it's a it's a power struggle unfortunately for not being its size it's a david versus goliath power struggle but it's one we've got a lot of energy to fight. it's the 1st day of the trial of entergy corporation versus the state of vermont and there are many of us in a lot of support in the state of vermont in that legal battle we believe that corporations are businesses that operate in the state of vermont should be should be falling from our long. this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where is it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is power lie with the people. this case demonstrates that struggle in very

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not the new york yankees, but instead, those second, third tier teams.colorado or third division football team in portsmouth, england. those are the places that are in real trouble all across the globe. shery: what's happening to the mlb? they have been in heated labor negotiations for quite some time. i we going to even see a baseball season this year? victor: yeah. that's the real question among all of them right now. the national hockey league and the nba are going to work something out. major league soccer as well as the large professional women's soccer league in the united states, they have things settled out. they are likely to come back. major league baseball looks like the whole season could be in jeopardy. this is blamed completely on the owners in this case. the owners want the players to take huge pay cuts and want the players to have to share all of the risk from coronavirus. they are asking the players to share all the downside losses but not willing to then share the upside gains when things turn around. players don't have long careers. th

interleague games, we'll be regional meaning like the giants will travel to seattle and not say to the new york yankees or something like that they want to keep a close. they want to play their divisional game. so you still get the giants and the dodgers what you want that as any fan attendance, but they say it's ok they want to play this season anyways only 60 games duryea and 60 games basically translates to 2.7 games. >>every game meaning it's a it's a secret, it's not the 162 game season that we use to where you lose. >>1012 games and you go home and you don't even worry about it. 7 games. this time you could be in panic mode. it is what it is the players, the owners they were arguing over the money over the past 3 weeks they all worked out. and the winners are us at least are you. we have live sports to talk about these from the major leagues, baseball football baseball now, baseball football basketball i should say and now we've got baseball make your popcorn stay home kiss cam is all on you daria in >>until you know like covid knock some outlook at the phillies right now with all those players a

yankees thurman munson. >> the jeter years were strong, too. not that i like talking about the yankees. the strong get stronger, the big get bigger, the capital markets have been giving and giving and giving we talk about investment grade debt issuance, which is setting all sorts of records if it keeps up anywhere near this pace, we'll end this year with numbers we've never seen before not to mention equity offerings in the month of may, i believe, are the highest on record as well $65 billion of equity sold companies have been able to access the capital markets to help either provide liquidity, repair balance sheets in the case of offering equity of course, and then surviving the period or in the case of amazon, raise money at virtually no cost for the added costs that they're putting on in terms of dealing with the pandemic for their work force and their facilities and everything else. >> how about all these companies, they took the revolver, they issued a debt, and now business is fine what will they do? their cash balances are gigantic what happens >>. >> yeah. you know, listen, the

i work with sunday night baseball, espn, i'm not sure if i'm going to on location, yankee stadium or citi field, or whether i'll be in my home with my kids. >> so you might be broadcasting from your home, you'll watch it on tv, and you'll just be -- you'll have a live feed come in and you'll just be broadcasting it from home, is that a possibility, is that what you're saying? >> that's exactly right, wolf. we may be home, and again, i may be doing it right from my living room, watching the game just like the people at home, and calling -- you know, being the color man, obviously, play by play. >> what would you prefer as a broadcaster, would you rather do it from home or take the risk and go to a stadium? >> i would say safety first. i mean, look, i have a family, i have four kids. i want to make sure that we always lead with safety. covid-19 will tell us what to do. we won't tell covid what to do. i think we plan accordingly and if it's safe, i would love nothing more than to be in a major league baseball park. if not, i'm always going to take the safest route. >> let's go through s

>> when there's no yankee baseball, the neighborhood shoeis holding on by its fingernails. >> reporter: this is notouth bronx normally looks like in the summer. empty shops, restaurants, bars, and an empty stadium. it's supposed to look like this. opening day for the yankees, alone, generates nearly $12 million for new york city. much of it spent right here on river avenue in the shadow of yankee stadium. baseball is set to resume next month but without fans in the stands. >> my guess is that about a third to a half of them aren't going to survive. >> reporter: dugout owner ty robinson says the bar makes nearly 100% of its business during baseball season. which runs april through october. instead of a packed bar of fans, $15,000 worth of spoiled beer sits on the floor. >> just been sitting here. we have plenty more sitting on the floor in the back. and it hurts to see it sitting here. it just really hurts. >> reporter: rents don't come cheap here on river avenue. about $20,000 a month. robinson has been here for 17 seaso seasons but closed dugout in march. we hasn't been back since. what was it lik

yankee stadium. it is a desperate spin that's not going to work with anybody. >> it's a desperate spin that's not working at all. of course, we saw the split screens of churchill and the battle of britain in 1940, when western civilization was on the brink. on the right side, we saw a man who was so enraged by the fact that reporters learned that he went down to secure a room in the white house, as we want our presidents to do, when there was a concern for the safety of the commander in chief. it is a very normal thing and didn't require him beating up americans and bashing in our australian friends reporters. >>> anyway, we have a lot to talk about toeday. it is thursday, june 4th. we have former aide to george w. bush, to the white house and state departments, elise jordan. we have professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. we have editor in chief of the "atlantic" magazine, jeffrey goldberg. willie, much going on right now. i will tell you, few days ago, former chairman of the joint chiefs did something that a former chairman of the joint chiefs has never done, which is speak out strongly and

not hard to comprehend. become a battleground in the us. people of demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no prayer power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as are powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways though a struggle. headlining this 1st 18th of june a murder charge for the atlanta police officer who shot twice in the back as it's revealed he then kicked the victim as he bled to death from the ground. describing the pain of hearing. the scene. but after everything in. his back here. he went through. and the world is watching $54.00 african nations appealed to the un to set up an inquiry into systemic racism and police brutality in the united states plus.

not good for the global economy. nuclear become a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where is it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional for just a. power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways our struggle on r.t. . ready for a merger would. not mean. order . entry control of ski was the 1st soviet filmmaker to leave for our would be for the collapse of the us a sort. of $989.00 he directed an action comedy starring sylvester stallone and kurt russell called tango and cash by that time he'd already realized that hollywood wasn't the place he'd originally imagined. just remember. you usually are. it was more. shy. burgess ignition. lead you could drop in. for new years in america because your home. your former produce officials go for doing researc

it's not 162, but i yelled upstairs at bedtime when the news crossed, "george, the yankees are playing in a month!" and he was thrilled. so, i hope the rest of the country feels that way. the truth is, we've been waiting a long time for sports, for any sports, really, and to be able to sit there with your son or daughter and turn on a baseball game at night, we'll take 60 games. i know it wasn't pretty, but we'll take it. >> exactly. >>> okay, a lot to get to. look at this. joe biden is leading president trump by 14 points nationally in the latest "the new york times"/sienna college poll. biden now sits at 50% to trump's 36% of support. the former vice president also has a two-point advantage over trump among voters 65 and older, a group the president carried by nine points in 2016. it seems things are changing. biden also has an 18-point advantage among independents and is up 28 points among college-educated whites and 39 points among college-educated white women. while trump is up 19 points among whites without a degree, a group he won by 36 points in 2016. what does this tell us, jo

not necessarily come. on august 13, the new york yankees are scheduled to take on the chicago white sox in iowa.game and be held on the field just a few hundred yards away from where that classic movie was filmed. another are concerns that there still no agreement about restarting the season during the pandemic. >> the field of dreams, i think it's just so poetically represents and embodies everything wholesome about the game of baseball. >> the game in iowa was expected to inject $9 million to the local community including concerts and exhibits, although baseball owners and players to screen salaries, there will indeed be a season this year. >>> 8:50. the tech reckoning out the door. at the very tail end of a very light friday commute. >> that is right. we are doing very well in this late into the commute. traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving around. this is a look at the bay bridge and you can see that that and if y into san francisco it looks okay. we have only had some minor things here and there. defective traffic signals at the hillsdale offramp, but things like that not causing

day in 1977 that they got between the yankee managers and star right fielder reggie jackson in the dugout. jackson was incensed that martin had replaced him for notgh after a fly ball. >> check this out people are getting out again and having fun, hopefully safely. looks like a high degree of difficulty. something a little less dangerous but impressive, stephen lucio with some fancy footwork with the frisbee, he kicks it right into the trashcan. was it his first try? doubt it but still impressive. evidently he's very good with his feet. i will be back in about 25 minutes where i'm going to feature a trick shot from one of my kids. >>> another view was found after romances were found in trees at like marriage. >> the oakland mayor says the fbi is investigating this incident as a hate crime. the mayor says these acts will not be tolerated. >> reporter: that's right the mayor says oakland will do everything in its power to stop these incidents, people here tell me they are surprised by what happened. under the summer sun, messages of love and support for the black community are hanging from trees. the same area where there was a disturbing discovery

things looking here or not intend to get 20 stories to you and i websites you can find that and i come. nuclear become a battleground in the us in vermont people. from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no claire power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is or powerline with the people this demonstrates that struggle in very real ways a struggle. i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report and you know what wall street's up to its usual bag of tricks now back in 2008 global financial crisis and remember that movie the big short.

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not good for the global economy. nuclear power plants have become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from mike yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no prayer power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits. this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional the just a marker sees or power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways a struggle. of . your. headlines an r.t. an official poll shows at least 14 percent if you're a pains really has shown itself to be irrelevant during the pandemic as nations couldn't count on the help of their fellow studs also that the street party in london breaches antico beach rumors and ends in clashes with police we visit the area to find out why tension has fled. so when we feel as if we've been targets. for me i will retaliate you know i'm quite peaceful will all the people they will retaliate meanwhile new york city's its highest month of

yankees. they began claiming that they were the only true gentlemen america. it was not just the brutal fact of slavery that mattered. theas what slavery did to society. slavery in the south tended to aeate a different society, different economy, a different culture from the north. coming tonorth was value labor as necessary, and all social ranks, much of the white population of the and more becoming more contemptuous of work and more of acquiringrous the leisure that slavery seemed to afford. the white great was of indolence that some southerners began to worry about thediscrepancy between industrious north and the lethargic, lazy south. as negro slavery, one concerned virginian tolded james be laziness,e will carelessness and wastefulness, slaves, he among the said, as among the white masters. the south prospered but its culture remained traditional in many ways. during the antebellum decades when the north was exploding, south remained essentially what it had been in the 18th century. producing -- cotton production replaced tobacco and rice as the principle staple. th

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yankees sees it or burn it themselves. opposite opinion will be hampton's opinion that we should not burn it, perhaps we should do something else with it. wade hampton will meet with beauregard and get him to resend the order. -- resend the order. all organized existence in the columbia area is gone. there's no way to get that idea or that order promulgated, so even though the order is switched, it's 7:00 on the order of the 16th and there's no real it's 7:00 inthat, the morning of the 17th, actually. a chanceot going to be to change that order. 17th, theg of the -- mylists will close in microphone seems to be dying in and out. the federals will strike from the west, from the north, and begin to make their presence known. they will throw a few shelves into the town and they will not shell it to death as they do in it's going to be a different circumstance. the old statehouse and the new statehouse will bear the smites of 20 pound shells as it stands today. they have bronze stars that mark the various spots along the way. be conflictingto remembrances written about what happened on the 17th of february. town are residents i

not the case see how it is to be poll in the world's richest country. so become a battleground in the us in vermont people love demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my. because it's a very dangerous. power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is power line with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways a struggle on oxy. op no no crow. no shots. actually felt. well. no extra. point your thirst for action. 10 am moscow time saturday morning 25th june in the headlines underlining the meaning of freedom this year's us holiday to mark the end of slavery in the united states sees must tonight's across the country. as donald trump close ahead with his 1st campaign rally since the start of the pandemic despite a legal challenge over the risk of contagion he says it's double standards though in the wake of the race protests. brazil becomes the 2nd the country to suppo

yankees on the evening of july 23rd. the game is expected to feature a blockbuster pitching matchup between max scherzer against gerrit cole in new york. they have notule. >>> still ahead, more states open amid surge infections. and did the trump campaign report signs were missing at its tulsa rally? we'll have more on that. we're back in a moment. we'll have more on that. we're back in a moment ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat extra cheese, extra pepperoni right to the edge and the biggest slices in papa john's history. but it's bigger than pizza because $1 from each sale is donated to support communities. because $1 from each sale is donated you can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do

kid he , dressed him up in a yankee doodle uniform and had him perform patriotic odes to people who came to the house. he was a promoter of the betsy ross myth. but he was notlone and that , myth wasn't alone in what was happening at the time. the pledge of allegiance was written in 1892, that same year. it was written for several reasons. one, it was the 400th anniversary of columbus' voyage and people were looking for something to rally around. the other thing is it was part -- and it was written by a guy named francis bellamy, who was editor of a magazine called the "youth's companion." it was aimed at children but it it was very popular. had great writers and it was very popular. and francis bellamy wrote the pledge of allegiance. original words of the pledge of allegiance. the original words were, i pledge allegiance to my flag, to the republic for which it stands, one nation individual -- indivisible with liberty and justice for all. and part of that was the post-civil war healing process. one nation, indivisible. but a larger part of it was, it was part of what was called the schoolhouse flag movement, which was designed to get a flag in front of eve

not have baseball. this will be worse than the 1994 season canceled. yankeeubs i should say, a lot of people will say forget this game. they lost the younger generation. this could be a death knell. stuart: i absolutely agree with you. it is shooting yourself in the foot, a major league sport shooting itself in the sport for no good reason here, no good reason. there might be another game for two years total. i know what i think. i know what you think. let's move on. nfl commissioner goodell is pushing teams to sign colin kaepernick after years of not playing. seems like change of heart. why? >> because of black lives matter is now the most popular organization in the country and that is why he was taking a knee. although kaepernick stumbled in, pun intended into this whole protest. he couldn't even say what was wrong in the country. then he ended up saying on law enforcement. he wore socks with pigs on him. he wore a che guevara t-shirt, upset miami, who has negative things to say about fidel castro's coconspirator. when you have kaepernick, coaches saying w