as the underground economy very informal. but that's something that you could say has been going on forever right americans been having yard sales asking their neighbors to help them out what do we have to show us that it's really getting worse now post financial crash and you know. and it's really hard to say with any certainty that it hasn't been worse other than the fact that the employer the numbers keep getting worse and more people are dropping out of it and so what are you you know you can't change. counted by any government agency but you can assume that people. so. are you and i do we have any idea in that case for you know the people who are studying it that are saying that it's only in credit are increasingly growing how much revenue that means is being lost when it comes to you know taxes that would have been paid. i mean there's hundreds of billions of dollars probably. you know it still probably doesn't compare to the money it's the health of corporations. i think in this in tax revenue. point is that people are

as the underground or even. i but that's something that you could say has been going on forever right americans been having yard sales asking their neighbors to help them out what do we have to show us that it's really getting worse now post financial crash i mean. and it's really hard to say with any certainty that it hasn't been worse other than the fact that you know getting worse and more people are dropping out. and so whatever you can say it's not counted by any government agency but you can assume that we're. seeing that. and i do we have any idea in that case for you know the people who are studying it that are saying it's only in credit increasingly growing how much revenue that means is being lost when it comes to taxes that would have been paid. hundreds of billions of dollars probably. you know so i was compared to the money to see massive corporation. i think of this in tax revenue. and the. wealthy their kids. their homes while their. well you know you mentioned of course is the money that corporat

economy to grow and what is the underground economy anyway sarah jaffe is going to explain it for us and it looks like the u.s. to shopping around for someone to build a massive new prison for the men up ghana's down and all this time i thought we're broke and we're going to have all of that morphy tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to me. well they have made three media continue to turn into entertainment tonight and yeah i know i called them out for doing the exact same thing last friday when they were reporting on countdown of the emmys and super commenters actually trying to defend them because they said it's friday apparently people want to know which movies that award shows they should watch over the weekend though i still think that if they want to know what to watch they should go to t.v. guide go to entertainment tonight watch access hollywood or any of the other names of the multitude of shows dedicated to entertainment news we still need someone else there to report on real news people come on so anyw

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longer real war art is more if enough delve deeper underground in a while get up is bonkers to be one of the hogs on his escape route. what i've been hearing from the eyes of the public for many years remaining just one of the legends about the colonel became ever bailable once the adults took carefully here it is the answer is underground city hall the we're going down the sign in arabic at the hatch says the rats this way this is what people in the call cathy believe in his run away under the ground hiding from the rebels. there is no sound here of celebrates racial teams above ground it's dark and humid and scary some believe that gadhafi had blew the bomb shelter argues that it was a facility for the macabre his intelligence service some. living rooms like this one. others just like freeze in cells yet there were more exciting findings i had this incredible rooms here i just packed with electronics of all kind. look at this it looks like professional equipment for surveillance but very very old. james bond type gadgets abound amazing how many with notes similarly never having been

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and there is a full of all of underground parking that is about the same number that is parking there now. the streetscape, you can see the existing phase one building, that has been there for 15 years. this is the tower, opposite, and the back of the building. and the back of the cathedral and the church. these isometric drawing, they have been done quite well. this has been done for 15 years. the new building will be built soon, i hope, and it completes the scheme that was first designed in the 1990's. the style of this building will continue to the new building. do you from the alleyway. the view from the street and the new cathedral a very strong street presence. you can see this right here to the north. by now, there is a found mayor, and this is the existing building. and you can see how this completes the scheme. the view from the alley way, we may be, at some time, asking for permission to do a mural on the wall. otherwise, this will have graffiti. we will do some murals that show street art and -- >> as long as the artist as local and they don't kill dogs. >> the view of the

they say do it underground. you can't mine that coal underground. so they give you easy answers and they walk away. >>reporter: still to come on world business... >>can nuclear power be clean and green? we look at an alternative to uranium that may help... thorium. >>and cold water but classic waves, we go surfing in scotland. >>some very cool moves... and the rest in just a moment on world business... >>the world's nuclear industry runs almost entirely on uranium. it's a well known and well established fuel. what's not so well known is that uranium only became widely used, as it was vital to the nuclear arms race, electricity generation was simply a by-product. but in a different world where climate change and a growing hunger for energy are the new global challenges, other fuels could now become more popular, and one is thorium. >>reporter: the small norwegian town of halden has a secret. >>deep inside a mountain is the country's only nuclear reactor, where scientists are investigating anew kind of nuclear fuel. >>it's called thorium, after the no

back here live, underground pipes were found leaking.is one of the places where pg&e had to dig to shut off the gas. meantime, pg&e engineers were out here again yesterday. that's when they said they found another 6 leaks and that they repaired those leaks. but investigators are wondering if anyone smelled the gas before the explosion happened. other than that they still have some work to do. frank? > one would think with seven or six leaks that someone had to smell gas down there yesterday morning or in days before, don't you think? >> you know, that's what you might think but when firefighters were here and they were evacuating the units, nobody was home. it happened on wednesday afternoon so people might have been at work or lunch. we'll see if they can come up with reports but so far no reports of smelling any burning gas. >> thank you, stephanie chuang in cupertino. >>> four pg&e inspectors are off the job this morning. the company said the workers lied about checking underground electrical equipment. pg&e launched an investigation

that actually collect the water and of course, valencia point -- >> so it's channelized underground>> not all of it. the issue is still the same. the loose sand is still present so in the next major earthquake, we can expect to see the same types of movement that occurred in 1906. >> people say what kind of effect are we having from the earthquake and it's going to be the same types of things that happened in past earthquakes and same location. >> you can go to shot well street which in '0 '6 there are great shots of the victorian tilted over. in '89 when i was working for you they had torn down the victor i can't answer andÑi buit edwardians, so same thing. so two out of two -- >> same area, same thing. >> most of the new developments that are occurring many the mission district, including affordable housing projects, they are conscious of their poor soil conditions and have improved the ground so the ground will perform better and the structures will be much more earthquake resis teant. >> there's a disparity -- basically anything built after the '70s and on, and construction befo

the mineshaft has been described to me like the london underground. the miners walk in and walk back out, and the water has collected in a certain part of the mine that blocked access for these four men to get out. they're now underground. emergency services, and there are 50 emergency service personnel. they haven't made contact with these miners yet, but obviously everybody in the community a mile away down the road hopes they're experienced enough to make it out. we hear that there hasn't been much of enough data. we're going to get more news in the morning. but at the moment, everyone's waited with baited breath. i've spent all night in this close-knit community. quite an impressive effort of solidarity, people bringing cakes and a lot of baking going on in south wales at the moment. it's something to behold. the hope is these men can be brought out safely. >> jordan davis, thanks very much. we will be monitoring that, and i will be tweeting about it when we get more information. >> this is "newsday." >> our headlines this hour -- stock markets ar

. >> i know in my neighborhood, in the inner sunset, we just had all of our utilities undergrounded so what used -- you know, one of these overhead service entrances is now underground that would have been the stuff that they switch it to. >> that's the cost effective method. >> excellent. >> when you put in a service, you also have to ground it. you connect it to the cold water pipe. you have to run supplementry round rods. this is a typical ground rod. it's actually seized in copper, a steel round rod with a copper coating. you have to drive it into the ground so that eight feet is in contact with the earth. >> one of the allowed methods of grounding. is that correct? >> for a single family residence that tiply is made only out of wood and has one water bite, you are required to supplement that water bipe a ground rod. >> how about if you use these other methods? >> if you have a concrete encased etec trode, pouring a footing and you have the opportunity to put the wire in the footing, you do not need the ground rod. >> so the code has a number of different ways you can provide groun

extended deadline because the red flags he's going to reveal the secrets of the ousted leader's underground city. a un investigation slams the deadly israeli grade all of dollars about a particular last year as upon acceptable fines israel's blockade of the region is legal. in stash of war crimes tribunals turns to all teeth for assistance of a child called general rather. welcome to provide a unique interview at the genocide. a very warm welcome to you this is our see live from moscow time is running out for cattle gadhafi and his loyalists to agree to a peaceful surrender the libyan rebels have extended the deadline for his forces to lay down arms to avoid further bloodshed nato has valves and stay in the country until the end of the great libya's interim authorities to negotiate a peaceful solution western leaders discussing libya's future and powers of agree to unfreeze the jackson's assets the e.u. saying it will make solid the sanctions imposed on the country meanwhile colonel gadhafi his whereabouts and still unknown has been recorded recently you say he's ready to fight on the longe

no one can say for sure how far these underground tunnels through h. i believe four kilometers kilometers while they're. at protests in the country we wonder if it is he like we've just seen that could prove an incredibly difficult task. are to tripoli libya. well as you have more on the situation around the conflict in libya from activist mario francine joining us from brussels. well as we just heard and as we know gadhafi as valid once again to fight till the end promising a longer real a war so mr francine how realistic is this and how strong are nato and the rebels at the moment. difficult to see from brussels about what we can see is that until now there was no military occupation or intervention in which the population didn't resist so i think when they leave it's up to the libyan people and it's up to them to decide if they want to follow. need to or if they want to keep on truckin the independent development of their country it's up to them. you know yesterday our group called friends of libya comprising sixty countries met in paris to thrash o

extended deadline for surrender as archie's crew reveals the secrets of the palace did leave his underground city. turkey its israeli ambassador raided the jewish state for refusing to apologize for the deadly raid on eggshells around april to the last year that as a new u.n. investigation stand v a time has unacceptable. been southall crimes tribunals turns to all teeth for assistance in the trial of former bosnian serb general rock a blot it by asking to provide a unique interview with genocide such as that it's. been in business ukraine wants to close down as just monopoly enough to gas individual revise all its existing contracts something to leave his team to do so only for a full story on those business boards that. a very warm welcome to this is r.c. live from moscow now time is running out for colonel gadhafi and his loyalists to agree to a peaceful surrender the libyan rebels have extended their deadline for his forces to lay down arms to avoid further bloodshed mutasa vowed to stay in the country until the end of the conflict and as libya's interim authorities in the seat a peacefu

. >> in other news, the second half of the german parliament has blocked a law allowing the underground storage of carbon dioxide. it would have seen pilot projects of carbon capture being rolled out. the process aims to snare's year to as it is pumped out of the power plant and then the jig -- snare co2 as it is pumped out of the power plant and then store it in the underground chambers. >> russian elections are six months away and it is still not clear who will be running for president. at united russia party conference there were no hints whether it would be prime minister vladimir putin or the incumbent, dmitry medvedev. protesters say that the process is fixed and the outcome already determined. >> protesters presented the governing uniting russia party with a wreath as it opened its session of congress. the opposition says free elections are a thing of the past and russia, having been destroyed by prime minister putin and his party. >> those in power are completely ignoring the constitution. the parliamentary elections in december and the presidential vote in march will be a farce

program >> we have created of legal system to destroy it can assess whether and taking away from the underground kremlin criminal. they are looking into slices the call of activation. >> a latest on the explosion that act of a research lab at that killed eight scientists. accident on i 80 at mid way road no one knows why the victims stepped outside of the car the road was shut down for two hours ago during the investigation >> police that red tagged a chemical explosion inside membrane technology they have a lot of questions to uncover >> investigators are trying to find out what triggered an explosion at this research company 56 a year old was transferring chemicals into a cylinder it in the jury of female bod employee. oppressors asian of those three days gases could have caused the explosion that is one of the possibilities they're looking into adrian martin was killed and engineer and had been with the company for five years whe. they move from their native come tree of romania so their daughter could further her education . they are saying it is unsafe to go inside. this company passed an a

. >> when we continue, metro will provide better self service underground.e'll hear from two american hikers who just returned from after two years in custody in iran. >> it is an honor. they get such great support. >> he lost three limbs fighting the war in afghanistan. we will take up to one marines emotional homecoming ceremony in virginia. we will return with a look at the weatherth >>> we are following developing news from italy where the man did not appeals trial is entering its final days. there is an explosive testimony in court by the lawyer representing a man that -- a man not officially implicated in the man that knocks's were made to murder. the man spent two weeks in jail and he supposedly was detained. he called amanda knox she devil. >>> two american hikers held in iran for more than two years are now back on u.s. soil. josh fattal and shane bauer are talking about their experience in custody. >>> back in america finally josh fattal and shane bauer contend iran saying there were captured just because they were american. >> how can we forgive t

it shows that the people who are going to come these you also on the underground now that democrats are the people asking for a civilian government and for democracy they're not going to be siding with a powder that's one of the mistakes which our friends in the letter said are. all coming in the people who are going to come there will never at all be siding with applied of islamists it is it is one of those fallacies which i think our friends in the states now realize the point is to make here is that our people the people in the west and in they have got to learn a new way of dealing with yemen with why always they want all the time we could deal with one person they have got to deal with institutions we are trying to build institutions and the west have got to learn to. get involved and address institutions of don't get in just autocrats or good turtles ruling that the countries of the middle east so building institutions is one of the ends of the revolution now in a man and a lot of people there on the ground who are democrats who are pro western in their mind and who are lookin

these underground streams flow, and i am afraid that this basement going deep into the ground is going to upset water flow and cause impact to neighboring houses and to destabilize their basements. the knows what is going to happen. we have never seen any evidence that the architect has even considered this issue. >> my name is nathaniel. my wife and i live two houses away from the proposed development. we ask for your consideration of our opposition of the scope of the presently proposed project. we have the number of concerns. the-and that is inconsistent with the character of the houses. the extension into the open space is unprecedented that could very detrimentally impact open development and the preservation of this space. it is an important amenity. we are very concerned about losing that. we also believe that this would diminish the enjoyment of the adjoining houses of their homes crowding out there and privacy. we were surprised to learn this project. we don't believe there was appropriate notification provided. this has been documented in the details that has been provided fo

pic or foreign soil among them at least two thousand have been conducted disappear under water underground and in space. we're retaining tens of thousands of nuclear weapons when probably a few hundred would be enough for deterrents we have nuclear weapons far in excess of any conceivable need for them as the strongest conventional power by orders of magnitude in the world for this country to say that we need nuclear weapons what does that signal to the rest of the world. that they must be very valuable and that they probably would want to get them selves i mean i think as long as any nation retained sneak weapons other nations who want them a few years. years ago about was a real promise of hope for the poor both black and white through the poverty program then came the buildup in vietnam. and i watched this program broken and it was a rated as if it was some i don't political play thing about suicide to gone mad on war and i knew that america would never invest the necessary energy is in rehabilitation of its poor so long as adventures like vietnam continued to draw men and skills and mo

what i found out is there are a lot of underground tunnels.inly at the nevada test site under area 12 and 11. one of the tunnels is 4,500 feet deep. that is very deep. starting in the late 1950s the department of defense and atomic energy commission would use these underground tunnels to explode nuclear weapons to see what would happen to different pieces of military equipment, to see what could survive. that is where a lot of that mythology comes from. >> there's something you write in the book that no one will last about unless they read the book but is important. when we are talking about scientific recklessness something i never heard of before was we did a high altitude thermonuclear test that they knew in advance might endanger the ozone layer but wanted to see what would happen. true? >> when i first heard about this it made me wonder what i was growing up in the 70s we were told we couldn't use aerosol deodorant because it was wearing away the ozone and when i heard this side don't think it is the deodorant. what is interesting is i he