an nrc spokesman said turkey point is secure against sea level conditions. nrc has reviewed the flooding re-evaluation and have determined it's free of immediate safety issues. they're satisfied to this point that turkey point is appropriately implementing strategies in case of a severe event affects installed system >> i'm not aware of anything they've done to harden the site since fukushima. >>reporter: he recently was re-elected to a third term as mayor of south miami. >> is it a good idea to have nuclear plants on a hurricane swept coast line of my aage? there's concerns about sea level rise. as the water comes up they only become more at risk. >>reporter: a geologist at florida international showed me the maps he's made showing how rising seas will innoneundate the area. >> it's surrounded by water. >>reporter: and here's what two feet three feet four feet of permanent sea rise at high tide looks like waves would roll in on top of that. by the end of this century, the u.s. government predicts sea levels could rise as much as six and a hat feet meaning s

an nrc spokesman said turkey point is secure against current sea level conditions.he nrc has reviewed turkey point and determined it is free of immediate safety issues. the nrc is satisfied to this point that turkey point is appropriately implementing strategies to maintain key safety functions if a severe event such as flooding affects installed systems. >> i'm not aware of anything they've done to harden the site since fukushima. >> phillip stoddard, recently reelected to a third term as mayor of south miami also an outspoken critic of the power plant. >> is it a good idea of having nuclear plants of any age on water line? the water going out there is pretty low two feet of see sea level as i'm sure you've heard is going to make turkey point an island. >> show me the maps he made showing how rising seas would inundate south florida and isolate the powerpoint. power plant. >> i'm going to bring up half a foot at high tide and here is what i get. >> that is only six inches of sea level rise at high tide. >> in 25 years. >> looks like the plant is completely swamped.

in an email to al jazeera an nrc spokesman said turkey point is secure against counter conditions much the nrc reviewed the flooding re-evaluation:. >> peter harr lamb a geologist showed me the maps he made showing how rising seas will infiltrate florida. that's 6 inches. >> in the next 25 years. >> reporter: i look at this it looks like it's swamp. >> it's surrounded by water. the u.s. government predicts sea levels could rise 6.5 feet and as it rises storm surges get bigger. in 1992 the area was devastated. andrew's peak surge missed the plant by 10 miles. >> fpl tell you or many in public that turkey point withstood the full brunt of hurricane andrew. winds and surge. it was never tested by the surge. >> if in florida light and nrc is right, south florida will be tested by bigger questions as the water rises. how soon? >> not this year. not 30 years. 200 years, i don't expect much of florida to be above the line. how do you depopulate an area like miami? >>> bringing in rob joins us from chicago, senior policy analyst for the water programme. great to have you with us. >> thank you

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now, the nrc is saying menendez betrayed the trust of new jersey families and that his actions reinforcen democrats. so republicans are making hay out of this without calling on him to resign. >> okay. that's really interesting. and then athena you have menendez in his defense here is that this is a friendship that he had with this doctor and that the feds are twisting it into this case of corruption. critics say, look it's one and the same. so when in the case of a member of congress or a senator does a friendly gesture actually become an illegal act? >> well that's right. he was very very defiant at his press conference on wednesday night. he was calmer but still angry after entering that not guilty plea in court yesterday. he's insisted he's done nothing wrong and he's not going anywhere. of course that's up for a jury to decide. this indictment you mentioned the 14 counts it includes 18 counts of bribery and it has a lot of details about the perks menendez got from this doctor friend. we're talking about 20 flights on private jets or in first class airline seats, a $5,000 three-night

environment public works we focus on nuclear regulatory commission, it's a subcommittee jurisdiction over the nrc. i'm in and out here. i walked in and you were responding to senator james langford's question, what can we do, what do we need to do to be of assistance? i'm a big believer in repetition. this is important. in terms of what we can be doing on this side to be enable you and your folks to be a better job or cost effective job i just want to have you hit it again. >> this is in the context of what can we do what thus far intractable problem of improper payments in the earned income tax credit area. >> you may have answered this question. >> but i'm happy to repeat it. markers say you have to make seven impressions before anybody hears you. this will be two. we need to get w-2s earlier to match up front. it would help us in a lot of ways not just eitc, but we need correctible error authority, when we can see there's an error, either on a given return or set of returns that we now have to go out and audit and we don't have resources and probably never would want to do it that way, if we c

a veteran strategist out of virginia did a lot of work with the nrc.olks that he has expanded his circle. most of his campaign is being run by the long-time paul crowd run with both liss father and him. he has slowly expanded his circle with national consultants because everything yesterday and everything watching him even this morning, it struck me it goes to mike's point. he is trying to say, i am not my dad. i am not just a main stream candidate. by the way, i'm organizationally much more of a first tier candidate than maybe people realize. i think he's trying to flex an organizational muscle this week by showing, look what i can do. you are impressed by the staging in kentucky. they hope, joe, that same impression is left in iowa in south carolina in new hampshire and in nevada this week where he is able show hey, this is what big time presidential candidates do. in an odd way, it's very for a guy that wants to be the unconventional candidate this is a conventional rollout. i think that's the point. >> speaking of rollouts i want you to touch on wh