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spent fuel ponds to maintain integrity, and to prevent any overheating of even these very old fuel rodsn 20 —— on this facility in 2011 and they tested out exactly this kind of incident and they concluded the fuel could remain safe for 50 days after which radiation levels would start to rise. we have avoided a catastrophe now about the situation at chernobyl is untenable we can't go on like this we should expect similar crisis to erupt in the days ahead. irate expect similar crisis to erupt in the days ahead.— expect similar crisis to erupt in the days ahead. we have that fi . ure in the days ahead. we have that fiaure of in the days ahead. we have that figure of 50 _ in the days ahead. we have that figure of 50 days, _ in the days ahead. we have that figure of 50 days, something i figure of 50 days, something has to change significantly before then. let's move to the other nuclear site, the biggest one russia has taken with staff working around the clock trying to keep that going, how worried are you about that situation? that, as more worrying because thatis that, as more worrying bec

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quickly — looking at those reactor rods quickly superheating and melting down. how you tet get a melt down, that's how you get a _ get a melt down, that's how you get a major release of radioactive gases in the ground, _ radioactive gases in the ground, in the water supply and inthe— ground, in the water supply and in the air — ground, in the water supply and in the air. �* , ground, in the water supply and in the air-— in the air. let's look at some ofthe in the air. let's look at some of the other _ in the air. let's look at some of the other impacts - in the air. let's look at some of the other impacts of - in the air. let's look at some of the other impacts of this | of the other impacts of this episode. the price of oil has again risen sharply following suggestions that russian oil exports could be banned by the united states and the european union. shares in east asia tumbled on the first day of trading of the new week. let's speak to our business reporter monica miller in singapore. monaco, run us through the figures, because they are not good, are they?—

what does happen if you can no longer use the spent rods? >> i'll tell you, the reason i believe this is intentional is because it is not as if russia wasn't warned about this, it is not as if vladimir putin hasn't been signaling time and again that he wants to use nuclear energy or nuclear weapons as a tool in his arsenal in this illegal invasion of ukraine. and so if we don't get control of it, if the internationalscie don't get control of it, don't get it running again, then there is a risk of a meltdown and that cannot be something that is continually held as a trigger to the head of the ukrainian people or europe. >> i get your point here. cooling the spent fuel rods is not some ancillary concern. it is the job. that's what you do to manage a nuclear power plant and if that's not happening, obviously a huge concern. joel rubin, thank you very much. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> so with companies cutting ties to russia and president banning -- president biden banning russian energy imports, the kremlin says the u.s. has declared an ec

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spent fuel ponds to maintain integrity and to prevent any overheating of even these very old fuel rodstress report done on this facility back in 2011 and they tested out exactly this kind of incident and they concluded that the fuel would remain safe about 50 days, after which radiation levels would start to rise. so we have avoided a catastrophe for now but the situation in chernobyl is completely untenable, we can't go on like this. we should expect similar crises to erupt in the days ahead. 50 erupt in the days ahead. so we've got — erupt in the days ahead. so we've got that figure of 50 days, something has to change significantly before then. lets move to the other nucleoside, the biggest one that russia has taken with those staff, they are working around the clock to try and keep that going, how worried are you about that situation?— worried are you about that situation? . . , ., situation? that frankly is more worrying. _ situation? that frankly is more worrying. the _ situation? that frankly is more worrying, the zaporizhzhya - situation? that frankly is more | worrying, the zap

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he's a bestselling author whose latest book, "the lightning rod," is fantastic brad meltzer will alsoining me but before we get to all that -- the russian invasion of ukraine has the world on edge as all eyes are on the man leading the country, a former comedian turned president, volodymyr zelenskyy. here with more is one of my writers, a native russian who emigrated to america from the former soviet union. dina gusovsky, everybody [ cheers and applause >> thanks, seth. that's right, i am a russian-jewish refugee my family and i fled the former soviet union 30 years ago. in fact, here is a picture of me and my mom right before we came to america [ audience aws ] thank you. apparently, her tickets to the united states were good for one woman and one ventriloquist dummy. [ laughter ] i mean, it's scary enough coming to a country where i did not know the language and culture, and it's even more terrifying that i did it looking like this. [ laughter ] this picture was from the 1990s, but apparently, the cameras in russia at the time were from the 1920s. to take this picture, i had to sit

we wondered were there other fuel rods. we didn't know.nt with the electricity off and even without the water circulating this is the water necessary to keep the fuel rods cool and prevent them from reaction that they would be safe for weeks. there's danger but not imminent danger.mir putin has crossed every red line that people didn't think he would cross. they are bombing maternity wards, schools, universities. we need to talk about this. obviously, vladmir putin has the largest flnuclear arsenal. what happens if he uses one of those weapons? >> you're right. we have never seen a confluence of nuclear threats at one place at one time. unprecedented. they are knocking out the key pillars of the nuclear operations. if one of those is used, it will be many more times powerful than any weapon in existence. even a small nuclear weapon could be 1,000 tons of conventional explosives. the damage is bad flenough but what happens next. once you start using nuclear weapons, there's no logical side. each will match in kind. it escalates into a therm

now there's about another 12 these rods that are in what's called dry storage and that radioactivitys to a degree that it doesn't need to be held in in a liquid kind of shielding or heat dissipation. that being said, the water level still needs to be maintained and there still is the need to recycle the water to some degree. but the loss of power is the permanent goes beyond for several weeks. then there may be an issue. but again, i got to stress it doesn't the likelihood of anything like a fukushima or chernobyl is extremely unlikely. but what's more problematic is the loss of custody, control of these rods, these radioactive material that's the plant because the iaea has monitoring equipment there. right. and presumably the russians know full well that anything they did in terms of posing any kind of radioactive leak, if they did if they could indeed do that would be as much a risk to all of that troops that putin necessarily cares about the troops but presumably control is really important here because of how much power these nuclear power plants, they're active ones supplied to

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that meant that the pumps could not circulate the water through the reactors to q will the fuel rods. the fuel rods were melting down, it caused a buildup of hydrogen gas in several facilities, leading to pre-hydrogen explosions. the structures were intact. it was the lack of electricity that caused the damage. it caused the meltdown. that's worried about here. in addition, at this facility are several pools where they've store this fuel. so even though the reactors have been shut down, you still have to cool the reactor rods, and if that plumbing, if that coup lint is interrupted, those two could heal up causing an explosion that -- will have material over tens of thousands of kilometers. we seem to have avoided that catastrophe for now. but this is just one of the 14 or 50 you clear reactors in ukraine. i don't want to see it repeat in this reckless assault in washington's efforts to strangle the -- to terrorize the ukrainians into surrendering. >> we talked about explosions, we talked about meltdowns. do you worry about russia trying to seize these plans as a way to shut off energy

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i do remember going to flea markets and seeing the rods, long rods of bakelite that had not yet beennto individual pieces. so that's a cool artifact too. looks like we have another question. let me just -- i'm sorry, i'm working off two screens here. i think we addressed this a little bit, but maybe you want to talk a little more, cheryl wants to know, was bakelite as much a pollution hazard as modern plastics are? >> i can speak to that. i think one of the interesting things raised by this is just how long it takes, how long it can take until certain hazards become obvious. like even today, the epa is still working on guidelines related to formaldehyde emissions and health hazards from formaldehydes. asbestos was included in many early applications of bakelite. at the time people weren't aware of the kind of health risks we now know can result from exposure to asbestos fibers. it's this kind of long process where it's mainly in the last two decades that there is greater awareness. as for asbestos, there is actually some litigation that happened on the part of employees in the union

the rods would heat up dramatically, causing a thermal reaction that would melt the fuel rods that would probably melt the whole core of the reactor right through the bottom of the containment vessel that's there. you could see that result in this development of hydrogen gases inside the reactor, leading to an explosion of the hydrogen gas. at fukushima, we had three meltdowns, three hydrogen explosions. if you get an explosion like that, then you're looking at highly radioactive material. you know, kill on contact radiation levels and spewing that not just around the plant but 100 -- 1,000 square kilometers. president zelenskyy overstates it a bit. it wouldn't be all of europe but it would impact all of europe, including russia. . >> what do you think vladimir putin is doing? . >> very columnly, and you heard the word and that's the only one i can think of, reckless. he is clearly trying to cut off the electrical supply to freeze out the ukrainians, convince them to surrender. we can expect more of this. he's going to go to the sources of electricity. and ukraine's case is primarily nuc

these cooling rods are 20 years old. radiation levels have dropped.fires. there could be a fire fight. shells could go off court and land in the spent fuel pond. the spent fuel pond is ground zero for a nuclear accident. if a hand grenade goes off, it could shatter this, which was never designed to handle a wartime situation. at that point cooling water is lost, temperatures begin to rise, these rods begin to be pulverized and nuclear waste could be lobbed into the environment and vaporized into dust form. and we're talking about a nuclear accident in enormous proportion. again, that is worst case scenario. >> some 210 workers are being held hostage at chernobyl. they're reportedly being forced to work at gun point in horrible conditions, limited access to medicine. what does that mean for the upkeep of nuclear safety? >> that's a very bad indication because you want people who are alert, who can sense emergency situations as they occur. these people have not gotten sleep. they've been working under the gun, as you mentioned, and they're not in top ph

the plumbing cut off and the pool water drained, again, you would get a super heating of these fuel rodsuld get an explosion, not a nuclear fusion explosion, but a thermal explosion that would spew highly radioactive material over tens of thousands of square kilometres. so having the reactors shut down doesn't guarantee that the emergency is over. if the russians keep firing at these facilities or cut off the electricity or disable the commander control, you are still looking at a potential unprecedented nuclear disaster. ukrainian technicians clearly maintain the plant, but would they be capable of repairing it and doing emergency repairs or would technicians have to come from other countries? oh, no, if you've seen the hbo special in chernobyl, you have some idea of what we are talking about. i mean, once there is a meltdown, once the reaction is out of control, it's a highly radioactive environment, and people going in, trying to quell the blaze, trying to control it would be killed almost instantaneously by the radiation dosage they would be getting. so, no, once there is a breach, t

they don't mean that nickname, a london rod. so lots of a russian money in london and london is being called in money laundering capital of the world is that justified? it's totally justified. london has attracted more russian money than probably any other city in the world. the money came here because there's property rights. there's rule of law and there's a police force. this never asks any awkward questions. there's never been any such serious pursuit of criminal money by the british authorities. many of them bought expensive villas and apartments in this up market district of london. now, under the new sanctions, the british government has ordered the seizure of some oligarchs property. the most high profile of those oligarchs is even lost control of his soccer club. britons foreign ministry says assets worth the equivalent of 17900000000 euros have been seized. so far, well, i think the intentions are great. i like to see whether the implementation works out to be as great as the attention. suddenly our interview is interr

as fuel rods don't turn off like a lightbulb, they are a hot for months or days so you have to keep the or the fuel ponds which are also at the site, unprotected, no containment, no protection whatsoever. if that coolant system breaks down, if you stop pumping the water in, or if an artillery shell hits one of the spent fuel ponds than you are looking at those reactor rods quickly super heating and melting down. that is how you get a meltdown, that is how you get a meltdown, that is how you get a meltdown, that is how you get a major release of radioactive gases in the ground, in the water supply and in the air. as the fighting intensifies, buses and trains continue to arrive in the western ukrainian city of lviv, as people leave their homes and belongings, and prepare to seek sanctuary elsewhere. our special correspondent fergal keane has been travelling with some of those who've fled. the young men have been working all night. they try to bring some chair to the old woman. it was our service, theyjoked, let me get you tea or coffee. it spares none, this war. not the old, the young, or

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even when you shut it down it still dangerous, those few rods don't turn off like a light bulb. to keep the coolant either in the reactor or in the few ponds which are also at that site and protected, no protection whatsoever. is that coolant system breaks down, if you start pumping water in, if an artillery shell hits one of the spent fuel ponds that you are looking at those reactor rods quickly super heating and melting down. that's how you get eight meltdown. that's how you get a major release of radioactive gases in the ground, in the water supply and in the air. fix, ground, in the water supply and in the air. �* ., ., ground, in the water supply and in the air-— in the air. a lot of our focus has been — in the air. a lot of our focus has been here _ in the air. a lot of our focus has been here not - in the air. a lot of our focus has been here notjust - in the air. a lot of our focus has been here notjust the l has been here notjust the biggest in ukraine but the biggest in ukraine but the biggest in ukraine but the biggest in europe as a nuclear site, that's a functioning

you rightfully bring up the ideas of the pods which have spent fuel rods.trying to be relatively careful. but still, some kind of accidental fire that would hit one of these pods storing these spent fuel rods, what would happen? >> well, that's what keeps me up at night. if you think of a children no chernobyl accident. these plants now in zaporizhzhia are 30 years old. like many power plants, they've had their licenses extended. and we don't -- you know, many countries like united states, we don't know what to do with radioactive waste, so we put them to places zoned nuclear which is right next to a nuclear power plant. that stored nuclear fuel waste, radiated fuel rods are serially radioactive. that's many times more radio activity than when the chernobyl power plant blew. that's why the ukrainian foreign minister said the other night, if something were to happen to this plant, thousands times worse than chernobyl. >> it's killing to even think about it. dr. kate brown, thank you. >>> ukrainian officials are accusing russia of breaking a cease-fire agreem

the parrot that has been cut off as needed to keep 20,000 spent fuel rods killed by enabling pumps tothe vapour they give of me will be radioactive since it contains material possibly leach from inside the fuel rods. but there is little possibility of radioactive material leaking outside because the building the rods are our captain is sealed and has structural integrity. there are so many _ and has structural integrity. there are so many problems _ and has structural integrity. there are so many problems he - and has structural integrity. there are so many problems he had i and has structural integrity. there are so many problems he had but one of the main ones is access to simply gauge what is going on. ii the gauge what is going on. if the buildin: gauge what is going on. if the building becomes _ gauge what is going on. if the building becomes reductive, i gauge what is going on. if true: building becomes reductive, then people won't be able to go in and see what's going on or manually put water in the. so it's essential to get the pumps back working. that is an issue at the build

elected the fuel rods melting down, three meltdowns. plus the votes of a fight engine gas and several of the facilities leading to three hydrogen explosions. so, the structures were intact. it was a lack of electricity that caused the damage, caused them all down. that's where you're worried about here. in addition, at this facility, there are several pools where they store the spent fuel. so even though the reactors had been shut down, you still have to cool the reactor rods. and if that plumbing, if that cool in this interrupted, those two could heat up, causing a thermal explosion that can spew radioactive material over tens, even thousands of square kilometers. we seem to have avoided that catastrophe for now, but this is just one of the 14 or 15 nuclear reactors in ukraine. i fear we are going to see a repeat of this kind of reckless assault in russia's efforts to strangle the energy supply for the ukraine people. to terrorize the ukrainians into surrendering. >> to that point, we talked about explosions, we talked about mullins, i

these fuel rods are self-feeding. if the pumps -- self heating. something water, if the electricity is cut, if the backup diesel generators are cut and don't work and it has trouble with the particular backup generator at that plant, then there is pushback to 2020 three, unfortunately, so what happens if there is no pumps working, no cool water going in is they will self heat to 1000 degrees celsius. the water will evaporate. once that happens in those fuel rods hit there, they could self ignite. we would have burning fuel. we would have a situation like chernobyl, unfortunately, which is a melting down of radioactive fuel. what i found out working my way through 27 archives of research on the term noble story is that after the accident, moscow --the chernobyl story, is moscow told everyone there were 300 people hospitalized. that was just one hospital. when you counted all the hospitals, 40,000 people were hospitalized for chernobyl -related exposures. 11 thousand were children. -- 11 thousand were children. -- 11,000 were children. rishaad: if m

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thank you, and i do remember going to aunt shows our flea markets and seeing the rods long rods of bake a light that had not yet been processed and individual pieces. so that's artifact, too. looks like we have another question. let me just go and i'm sorry. i'm working off two screens here. so well, i think we addressed this a little bit, but maybe you want to talk a little bit more. cheryl wants to know was bakelite as much of pollution hazard as modern plastics are can i can briefly speak to that? i think one of the interesting things raised by this by historical, it's just how long it often takes. how long can take until certain hazards are becoming obvious like even today the epa is still working on guidelines simulated to formaldehydes emissions and potential health hazards, but from highlighters from malahides asbestos was includes included in many early applications of bakelite, but at a time people weren't really aware of the kind of health risks. we now know can result from from exposure to asbestos fibers. so it's really this kind of long process were it's mainly in the post-

now it has 20,000 nuclear fuel rods there they have to be cooled.ething to be concerned about. they are currently on diesel backups that last 48 hours. right at the end of the day they got a diesel window for generators hours within running out. 20,000 nuclear spent fuel assemblies that will overheat if they don't get cooled running off a generator. that's not intended to be a perm next solution. the head of the company that oversees the nuclear plant is urging the world to act now before it's too late. >> reporter: russians said it makes it impossible to carry out repairs and restore power supply. we are calling on the global community to apply all the things to prevent a world wide catastrophe. >> to plan a worldwide catastrophe. the director of power safety at concerned scientists. i appreciate your time. so chernobyl is without power. right. a massive 20,000 rods that need to be cooled, right, that are nuclear waste. needed repairs are not being made, ukraine says it's lost all communication with it. the regulator says that the staff and the gua

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