>> the nrc offers three options. decon, which is the immediate decommissioning when is the protocol their doing now. they did it in zion, illinois, and oyster creek in new jersey. i'm a little concerned about that because a third party comes on-site. the other is a store where they store it for up to 90 years. that's where tmi is. and the third option is entombment. the problem is tmi two when it came online there was no decommissioning fund. government had no vision of how they were going kpleto clean th plants up. it's estimated it will be 1.2 billion to clean it up. rate pairs paid to build the plant, rate pairs will pay for the decommissioning, and they paid to fuel the plant. tmi has a decommission fund because they can't go back to the rate payer. tmi swone is likely to be decon decommissioned. and tmi 2 will probably make history again because it may have to find a fourth way to decommission the plant. it's owned by a different company. firstenergy owns tmi 2. exxon is owned by tmi 1. so this is a bizarre scen

translation: there's no discussion going on on nrc. the prime minister's right.f my party is in its place, and whenever nrc happens, it won't be discreet. the latest move by the government is seen as a tactical retreat. at least 2a people have been killed in the violence and the protests are spreading from city to city. for the first time, people across india are standing up to the hindu nationalist government. how this will play out in the coming weeks will have a long—lasting impact on india. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. the operation codenamed christmas cargo is one of the most extraordinary stories of the korean war. in december 1950, hundreds of thousands of un forces and north korean refugees found themselves trapped in the port of hungnam. the rescue operation involved hundreds of american ships and it's thought there are at least a million descendants of those who helped that day, including the current president of south korea. laura bicker has the story. it was a race against time. the chinese army was advancing. thousands of un forces and north korean

translation: muslims who were born on indian soil shouldn't be concerned by the caa order and nrc.uce citizenship checks for everyone in the country, something many protesters fear could target muslims. today, the prime minister said his government hadn't discussed once since he came to power in 2014, but his close ally, home minister amit shah, has repeatedly promised to introduce an nrc, even in parliament. while the status of that is now unclear, experts say the party's wider agenda is not. there is no question that the bjp government, through its legislative agenda, is moving india in the direction of becoming a hindu state. when you introduce a law that brings religion into determining who is an indian, all indians become vulnerable. indians from all backgrounds have taken to the streets as the movement against the citizenship law and the modi government grows stronger. we are united like never before. we will continue to fight for as long as it takes. protesters say they are fighting for the future of india's secular constitution. they believe the government's trying to divid

we've seen the nrc turn into a regulatory body. that occurred in 1999. so since '79 i think lessons were learned, training has improved. we're falling back to where we were in '79. i don't see safety in depth anymore, i see older plants, aging plants that aren't working as well that aren't really staffed to the levels they should be, refuelling outages, now every two years. so i think that issue sometimes gets missed. i think the other thing that was chilling about the china syndrome is the spokesperson was reminiscent of the time. >> some film and it was filmed back then from the area as the story continues to evolve. we listen to barbara who joins us from new jersey. are you with us? we'll try one more time for barbara in new jersey. must have lost that call. as you look back 40 years ago and get a sense of how the story unfolded, no social media, no cable, what were people telling you? i knew you were in college at that time but you came back. what were they telling you in the spring and summer of 1979? >> yeah, it's interesting because people that op

translation: muslims who were born on indian soil shouldn't be concerned by the caa order and nrc.uld introduce citizenship checks for everyone in the country, something many protesters fear could target muslims. today, the prime minister said his government hadn't discussed once since he came to power in 2014, but his close ally, home minister amit shah, has repeatedly promised to introduce an nrc, even in parliament. while the status of that is now unclear, experts say the party's wider agenda is not. there is no question that the bjp government, through its legislative agenda, is moving india in the direction of becoming a hindu state. when you introduce a law that brings religion into determining who is an indian, all indians become vulnerable. indians from all backgrounds have taken to the streets as the movement against the citizenship law and the modi government grows stronger. we are united like never before. we will continue to fight for as long as it takes. protesters say they are fighting for the future of india's secular constitution. they believe the government's tryin

is there any actual nrc plant to do it? or just safe store for the next 50 years? >> the nrc offers three options, decon, the immediate decommissioning, which is the protocol the industry does now. i'm a little concerned about that. a third party comes on-site because and the third option, which i think would be a horrible option entombement, you entomb the reactor. tmi 2, when it came on monday mother was no decommissioning fund. the industry and the government had no vision how they would clean these plants up. they estimate 1.2 billion. remember ratepayers paid to build the plant. ratepayers paid to fuel the player. and ratepayers will pay for the decommissioning. tmi 1 has a decommissioning fund, but as a result of deregulation they can'y go back to the ratepayers. tmi 1 is likely to be decon, immediately decommission. tmi 2 i don't know. it will probably make history again because they may have to find a fourth way to decommission the plant. it's owned by a different company so it's s really bizarre scenario where one plant may be decommissioned and this one m

it was not well handled by the atomic energy commission, the nrc's predecessor agencies. and these are good scientists, think there's a technical solution. it's reasonable. you're never going to get a solution that satisfies everybody. but the political equation or the political problem might be and probably is more insoluble than the technical issues. in terms of handford, handford is still undergoing a large cleanup. the hanford plants, the aec and its successer agencies, at least for a long time, did not handle radiation hazards as carefully as they should have. it's being cleaned up. the government is spending a lot of money to clean it up. i don't know what the status of it is now. it's a lot better than 25 years ago and it still has a long way to go. >> good morning. you're on with sam walker. >> hi. mr. walker, i want to ask -- i want to know if a lack of water in the reactor had anything to do with the problem. >> thank you. >> if the water -- >> if the lack of water had anything to do with with the reactor itself. >> the lack of water had a lot anything to do wit

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translation: muslims born on indian soil should not be concerned by the bill or the nrc. to power in 2014. but his close ally, home minister amit shah, has repeatedly promised to introduce these checks. while the status of this is unclear, experts say the party‘s wider agenda isn‘t. there is no question that the bjp government is moving india in the direction of becoming a hindu state. when you introduce a law that brings religion into determining who is an indian, all indians become vulnerable. indians from all backgrounds are taking to the streets as the movement against the citizenship law and the modi government grows stronger. the country is united like never before, and we will continue to fight for as long as it takes. if they want us to go home and call off the protest, just step back and acknowledge your mistake. protesters say they are fighting for the future of india‘s secular constitution. they believe the government is trying to divide this country, and say that this show of unity is the only way to stop that happening. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. t

fears that the database could be used touild a citizenship check on national the protests have the nrcrnment by surprise. a senior minister has assured will not rc lamented for the time being. >> there is no discussion being gone on on nr c. the prime minister is right, ere is no discussion either in the cabinet or pollen. parliament. when it happens, it won't be reporter: the latest move by the government is seen as a tactical retreat. at this 24 people have been killed in the violence, but the protests are spreading from city to city. for the first time, people across india are standing up to thedu hationalist government. how this will play out in the coming weeks will have a long-lasting impact on india samantha: staying in india, this is probably not how most people tend to spot a play, in eastern india woke up to this unusual sight of a plane stuck well and truly underhis bridge in the middle of a busy road, the result of an obvious lack of communication to theco transport any. to get out, it looks like they cut off the tires of the transport and pulled it out from under the bridg

other vehicles have been torched by students protesting against the citizenship amendment bill and the nrcis a heavy police presence here. policemen are on alert because what is happening inside the campus, we do not know. senior officials are here, vehicles are coming and going, it is a type of chaos. horns blare you can see the tension is already mounting, an ambulance is coming from behind. sirens wail i think there are injured students because there are reports of police opening fire but as yet police officials have not confirmed it. there have been injuries, local students have been admitted to hospitals. police officials have come here, more of them are on standby, media persons are here, we are not allowed to proceed further because there are reports of stone pelting from there and even of firing, so let us wait and see what comes out because this is going to escalate further, because in the last three or four days, there have been quite a lot of protests all along delhi, right from the north—eastern states of india to the state capital, delhi, and still the protests are continuing.

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i somehow seen nrc.l action were just some of the issues across the network this morning. that's despite assurances from the rail delivery group that there would be more services. the industry's body has been trying to reassure passengers over the new timetable after a botched change in may last year caused travel chaos. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. thank you, joanna. it looks like the weather is on the change as we move through this week, starting off and not really cold not like the last week or so, with overnight frost mist and fog, showers will be wintry in no no. then it turns northern centre towards the end of the week thanks to low pressure, milder also. low pressure across the country, top and tall systems, showers on the hills of scotland, figure cloud in spots of rain and the south—east. it will be another coat day. rain in the south—east had to move a little more love words, so a wet night to come here, further showers in the north which will become quite blustery. it wil