tell it to the areas where hundreds of square miles are now uninhabitable. the atomic energy commission in the 1950s, michael said a class 9 accident in the u.s. would contaminate an area, quote, the size of pennsylvania. you don't want an energy source as one bite of the apple. whether a disaster is due to sabotage, earthquake, horrid rend out, human error or design defect, if you have major disaster, it will affect all other plants. >> this fear mongering you've been doing for 40 years has been effective in halting the growth of nuclear energy, you stopped it. 20% of our electricity. that 20% saved 1.7 million lives. millions of other lives would have been saved had we had zero place energy. instead -- look at the record. 40 years, three bad accidents, chernobyl, the world health organization says 70 people have died. outside of the soviet union, in fukushima and three mile island, nobody has died. by contrast, coal kills over 300,000 people per year. so you can kind of paint these grand scare theories -- >> wait a minute. >> but there's an empirical publi

tell it to the areas where hundreds of square miles are now uninhabitable. the atomic energy commission in the 1950s, michael, said that a class nine accident in the u.s. would contaminate an area quote the size of pennsylvania. you don't want to have an energy source that has one bite of the apple. you have a disaster whether it's due to sabotage, earthquake, horrendous hurricane or human error or design defect. any of those. if you have one major disaster, it will affect all other nuclear plants. you know that. >> this fear mongering that you've been doing for 40 years has been effective in halting the growth of nuclear energy. you've stopped it. you and the environmental movement have stopped it. 20% of our electricity. that 20% saved 1.7 million lives. millions of other lives would have been saved had we had zero pollution energy. instead, this kind of fear mongering -- look at the record. 40 years we've had three bad accidents. chernobyl, the world health organization says 70 people have died. outside of the soviet union and fukushima and three mile isl

the bases move to st to chipping away at tokyo's trained to administer the control over the tiny uninhabited islands. china's actions and this may have backed by a drop in the u s closer to japan and helping to bolster support for tokyo's intended to strengthen its military washington dc and to not touch any support is a former national security agency and the list tend to be capped with snow to ski in the display. it's on to the campaign in the run up to the reopening of the us congress in january. i'm good security surveillance practices have sped on activists and did not sin like to call a halt to what they see is new patient papacy. it's time to stop the nsa come from seizing in search of mine e mails my g mail blogging my telephone calls i never signed up for this. the us citizenry does not want this and i want the people who see the pups to know that her millions others were thinking the exact same thing meanwhile united nations committee has adopted a resolution to protect the rights to the seat external forces they dance it follows reports that the us eavesdrop on foreign leaders inc

. >> if an earthquake happened, the building was uninhabitable.cant for quite a while. the city decided to buy the building in 1999 for $2. we worked and looked at ways that we can utilize the buil

. >> if an earthquake happened, the building was uninhabitable.there vacant for quite a while. the city decided to buy the building in 1999 for $2. we worked and looked at ways that we can utilize the building for an office building. to build an icon i can building that will house a lot of city departments. >> the san francisco public utilities commission has an important job. we provide clean, pristine public drinking water to 2.6 million people in the san francisco bay area from the hetch hetchy regional water system. with also generate clean renewable energy for city services like public buses, hospitals, schools, and much more. and finally, we collect and treat all the city's wastewater and stormwater making it safe enough to discharge into the san francisco bay and pacific ocean. >> in 2006 the puc was planning a record number of projects. >> the public utilities commission is a very infrastructure-rich organization. we're out there rebuilding the water system. we've budget working on power generation in the country. we've been doing sewer fo

in addition, among its more than 200 inhabited and uninhabited islands stretching over 1,200 miles into the south pacific, are remote places where the pace of life peacefully ebbs and flows with the tides. to continue my tokyo adventure, i'm here at the takeshiba port, heading to the ogasawara islands, because even though it's a 25-hour ferry ride and 600 miles away, the islands are still a part of tokyo. once the last container of supplies heading to the islanders is loaded, it's time to depart tokyo city and begin our 25-1/2-hour voyage to the ogasawara islands. one of 9 island chains that are part of the tokyo prefecture, the ogasawaras, also known as the bonin islands, are an archipelago of over 30 subtropical and tropical islands and are noted for their intriguing history, multicultural heritage, natural beauty, and these days, japanese and foreign tourists in search of an island adventure. the ogasawara maru takes over a thousand people to the ogasawara islands in relative comfort. there are 4 different classes of accommodations. there's a self-service restaurant, a cafe, a childr

. >> these uninhabited islands in the east china sea are the focus of an escalating dispute. for decades, both japan and china have laid claim to the territory, which is thought to contain oil and gas reserves. the united states has been flexing its muscles too. on thursday, the united states sent an aircraft carrier on a training mission to the island. it has been invested in the region since the end of world war ii, but china is showing increasing determination to display its military might. the display over the islands in becomet china o sea has a power play between the united states and china. experts are warning of the potential ramifications of the dispute. >> the americans have made a gesture and a statement that the the applicableto areas of the u.s.-japanese treaty. out in the region, americans would be involved. >> as tensions mount, china says it is on high alert, vowing to take measures to deal with what it describes as an air threat. fighterlready scrambled jets in response to japanese and u.s. aircraft flying over the zone. beijing has ordered foreign aircraft t

. >> the uninhabitable part of san francisco. >> they were different surveys and blocks in those. mission block 38 and then in the 19 teens or 20s everything was consolidated into the big block and lot list. so mission block 32 became block 3927 or something like that. >> this is a good time to put a plug in on the san francisco public library history room. on page 38 you will find a document how to research your san francisco building. they have lots of references to other agencies but quite frankly the san francisco history room in the san francisco library is a fantastic resource and people there are extraordinarily knowledgeable. and page 14 talks about when the photo collection is open. you have to wear white gloves and can look at a couple at a time and they will often have photos of your block or neighborhood or the ones that are fascinating and part of your collection as well. >> my experience with that resource has been really excellent over the years. they really take a lot of pride in the collection and get excited when somebody wants to use it. i encourage you to use t

abandoned houses, places that have been uninhabited for years, their owners dead, the children moved. in some villages, 70% of the population is of retirement age. tomo choki doesn't often have visitors. sometimes masayoshi kiyohara from the neighborhood committee comes by. his main concern is that old people could die alone in their homes, helpless. so, the villagers have come up with a solution. every morning, they put up a yellow flag in front of their houses. >> we put the flag out in the morning, and bring it in again at night. everyone in the village has to participate, and then it works. when we see the flag, then everyone knows the people inside are fine. >> if the flag fails to appear, the house is immediately visited by a neighbor, and medical help provided when needed. the idea has spread to many neighboring villages, too. but it doesn't solve the fundamental problem. no pitter-patter of tiny feet here in this schoolyard. an exercise class is taking place in the former school cafeteria. people who come to this school in the small town of kunisaki want to learn how to stay

and in the poem to 35,000 another 38 homes completely uninhabitable. the storms which have left hundreds homeless and thousands still without power have sent shock waves throughout the heartland where many are not even allowed to return to their homes which are deemed unsafe. >> once i got back into town and pulled into the first neighborhood, i literally had no idea where i was at. >> reporter: the illinois governor has declared disaster areas in at least seven counties. >> it's important to begin the assessment of the damage for insurance company purposes, but definitely for any kind of application that we make to the federal government for federal disaster relief, we must make an initial assessment. >> reporter: but until aid arrives an overnight curfew for those hardest hit. >> it's sad. we'll rebuild, by we got the biggest things. sorry. which -- which was my family, so . . . we'll take care of the rest. >> reporter: well disaster relief teams have shown up in a, parking lots near here doling out cleaning supplies. and illinois insurance have set

and here another 38 homes completely uninhabitable.he storms, which have left hundreds homeless and thousands still without power have sent shock waves throughout the hartland where many are not even allowed to turn to their homes which are deemed unsafe. >> once i got back into town, i literally had no idea where i was at. >> reporter: the governor has declared disaster areas in at least seven counties. >> it's important to begin the assessment of the damage for insurance company purposes and for any kind of application we make to the federal government for federal disaster relief, we must make an initial assessment. >> it's sad. we'll rebuild, but they got the biggest things. sorry. which was my family. so . . . we'll take care of the rest. >> reporter: so much paperwork got blown away by this storm things like mail, medical records, so a facebook page has been set up to reunite people are that stuff. and for photographs especially poignant for some people because they all they have left. >> andy thank you very much. >>> now to the p

in pekin 150 homes were damaged - 48 uninhabitable. >> it cut a path through the north side - bounced, hit several different neighbourhoods. this is one of the worst as far as the most homes in one area. >> when the storm hit dave's grandfather and his wife were pressed against the fridge as the sky opened up above them. >> she turned around, walked in and the garage door came flying off as she walked back into the house. she just put her arms around him, stood there and weathered the storm. >> the wind ripped bricks from the facade, prop peling a security poll through the house, but it was not strong enough to tear dave's grandparents from their arms. >> illinois had over three dozen moderate-strength tornados since 1895 - but none as strong as sundays. >> supplies have not reached some parts of the philippines 12 days after the typhoon hit. 4,000 have died, 4 million are homeless - more than those displaced about hurricane katrina and the tsunami. food, water and other supplies are arriving with more regularity. the u.n. says many are in need of help. 50 navy ships and aircrafts are

the islands are uninhabited and administered by japan. on friday, a chinese aircraft carrier made its way into the south china sea, but calls are growing louder for china to act even more boldly. >> coming up, ratings agencies have cast their verdict on to european states. >> first, let's take a quick look at some of the other stories making the news. bulgaria is building a 30- kilometer building -- 30- kilometer fence and effort to stop illegal immigration. the country's defense minister says he expects the fence, which will run mainly through forests and hills, to be complete february. >> officials say over 40 people have been killed in an explosion at an arms depot in southern libya. state media reported the blast happened when a group rope into the facility near the city and attempted to steal weapons. it is unclear what exactly triggered the explosion. >> russian prosecutors are calling for a star ballet dancer to be jailed for nine years. he's accused of masterminding an attack on the artistic director of russia's prestigious bolsho

we're also fin to go watch tcon the cold air. 1500 homes are estimated uninhabitab uninhabitable.ave you seen this? >> i saw the tail he saend of programming earlier about that. >> look like someone just pulled the chair out from under the house. literally just disintegrated in 30 seconds. just crazy video. i've never seen anything like that that quickly. but those poor people that don't have tell power obviously, don't have places to live, it will be freezing cold. high temperature 30 in chicago on saturday, windchills will be in the teens at night in the single dipping it digits and i it to the east coast. the giants/dallas game will be wind gusts of 40 miles per hour, windchills in the low teens. >> wow. bill, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "morning joe" live from washington, d.c., the senate takes the nuclear option. what the rule change means now and what it could mean when republicans at some point retake the majority. and when we come back here, could co conspiracy they're conspiracy theories. while they're still thriving. st. so, sure, make me the grunt. 'cause i'll

china is not backing down from its demand for advanced notice from any plane flying over these uninhabited i understand. her statements have made her an even bigger hero in japan. >> i'm proud to carry forward my father's legacy. >> reporter: serenaded today on her 56th birthday. ♪ >> reporter: she has read to children and visited the tsunami zone, her appointment said to be an ego boost for japan. >> japan is not as central as it used to be and now they get a kennedy and caroline kennedy at that. >> reporter: now her first crises suddenly propelling a famous but rookie diplomat into the big leagues. >>> new trouble tonight in the tense relationship between the u.s. and pakistan, word that a top cia official there has been publicly identified, accused of murder and waging war. details from abc's muhammad lila. >> reporter: it all started with this, a deadly drone strike on pakistani soil last week. people here responding with outrage. first, blocking the vital nato supply route into afghanistan and today this -- a court paper publicly naming the man they say runs the cia here accusing him

tensions in the east china sea has been rising for days the islands are uninhabited and administered by japan. on friday a chinese aircraft carrier made its way into the south china sea. calls are growing louder for china to act even more boldly the coming of ratings agencies can sit and read it on to european states versus a good quick look at some of the other stories making the mix bulgaria's building a thirty kilometer fence along its border with turkey in an effort to stop illegal immigration country's defense minister says he expects the three meter high of cents which will run mainly through forests and hills to be complete by fearful officials say over forty people have been killed in explosion that's a non stick pan when something may be a state media reported the plums happens when a group of bread into the facility near the city of sabah and attempted to steal weapons. they are what exactly triggered the explosion. russian prosecutors are calling for a star a ballet dancer although the major sharing go to be jailed for nine years. he's accused of masterminding an acid atta

it would make areas large areas in these completely uninhabitable but in any case experts say that even if ukraine starts producing an extract of shale gas from its soil this would not happen until the year twenty twenty seeing all right he's a mix here have scale live there and say thank you very much indeed for that we'll be talking to you later so let's now take a closer look at fracking a method involves breaking up rock at least one kilometer below ground opponents say they could be grave environmental consequences warning the use of explosives and chemicals contaminates water supplies and pollutes both the ground and air but advocates of the technique say it will help to solve the energy crisis and create more jobs. deeply divided on the issue while i've been through giants of pushing for widespread exploration and parties poly hunting following the resistance of the europeans to fracking in countries let's not get more details from her how their policy so where do the e.u. citizens actually stand on fracking. well a number of european countries have had large scale anti fracking

cause poisoning of ground waters and this would make areas large areas in the east completely uninhabitable but in any case experts say that even if ukraine starts producing and extracting shale gas from its soil this would not happen until the year twenty twenty. take a closer look at fracking the method involves breaking up rock at least one kilometer below ground opponents say they could be grave environmental consequences warning the use of explosives in chemicals contaminates water supplies and pollutes both the ground and the but advocates of the technique say it will help to solve the energy crisis and create more jobs members are deeply divided on the issue and he johnson pushing for widespread exploration. has been following the resistance of europeans to fracking in their countries. a number of european countries have had large scale anti fracking protests take place recently as sort of the prospect of more drilling has been rolled out across europe but one of the largest anti fracking stories to take place over recent months happened in other mania where locals actually formed a

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cause the poisoning of ground waters and this would make area's large areas in these completely uninhabitable but in any case experts say that even if ukraine starts producing an expected shale gas from its from its soil this would not happen until the year twenty twenty. a classic lesson in confronting the method involves breaking up drunk at least one academy symbol of rounds of par to say they could be waiting for mental consequences morning the feast of explosives and chemicals can tie in a small disciplines and that is supposed to go on and and but because of btk case will help to solve the energy crisis and create mode chops eu members are deeply divided on the ship while richie jones of pushing for once for an exploration of the split point that has been forming the resistance of the europeans to striking in that country. i'm not that that is european countries have had the lonsdale anti french protests take place every city has the prospect of more training has been rolled out across here and that one of the largest anti franco stories to take place at the recent months. and in the ma

study the red planet kind of discount of why it became uninhabitable billions of years ago details of the mission are now what's. most active volcano puts on a show in the sky about sicily enjoy a breathtaking view all day erupting in all speed or calm as. under around the world now for some more international headlines a manhunt is underway for a gunman in france who shot and injured and photographer with a hunting rifle at a newspaper's head office and has also confirmed it being on a twenty four hour t.v. news channel on friday but no shots were fired in the hunt for the shooter and gunfire was heard in the paris business district as well as reports of a hostage situation and the charms of his a but it's not known if the incidents are related. a huge rebel woman's heart has rocked a government building northwest of damascus killing at least thirty one troops an opposition group which is part of the western bug free syrian army says it carried out that charge and possibly speedier on the web salt comes despite efforts brokered by russia and the u.s. to bring the rival sides in the c

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officials have predicted some areas will lose power or be left uninhabitable for what could be weeks, even months. what is not directly impacted by the high winds from this storm could still face serious flooding from a severe storm surge. and for the latest on super typhoon haiyan, "world news now" is coming up soon. we're always live at abcnews.com. for a full report on the extent of the devastation, be sure to catch "gma" first thing in the morning. thank you for watching. i'm dan harris. good night. colgate optic white dual action shines and whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash and the whole colgate optic white line. and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash >> it could be the most powerful storm ever to hit lapped. deadly typhoon slamming into the philippines causing land slides, floods and knocking out power to large portions of the country. good evening. >> millions of people are in the path of the storm. it's more than 300 miles wide exploratorium to santa bar were. 7 news reporter spoke with pe

but officials have predicted that some areas will lose power or be left completely uninhabitable for weeks or months. and what's not directly impacted by the high winds of the storm could face serious flooding from a severe storm surge. >> simply incredible images already. this is the 24th serious storm to hit the philippines this year alone. and you heard dan make a reference to war. >> the philippine government has mobilized cargo planes, dozens of military helicopters there will be more about this massive storm coming up on "gma." >>> our other big story, fresh fallout over obama care. the president apologizing to americans who were dropped from their insurance plan. >> experts fixing healthcare.gov say new problems are popping up. abc's tahman bradley joins us from washington with the very latest this morning. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, diana and john. we heard the president admit that the rollout has not gone according to plan. we also heard the president say that he feels personally responsible for fixing it. but what we have not heard are the words, i'm s

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the uninhabited islands are located near important shipping lanes and are said to have rich oil and gas reserves. the dispute has now mushroomed into a tense standoff with japan and its u.s. ally on one side and china on the other. it comes at a time when the u.s. is trying to bolster its military presence in asia. on monday, the u.s. defied china and sent two b-52 bombers into the contested airspace. japan has also sent military aircraft into the new air zone. hong kong analyst david zweig says china may have miscalculated its latest bid for power. >> how do you enforce it. what are you going to do? shoot somebody down if they don't report? if setting up the zone is provocative, shooting down their plane is clearly an act of war. >> reporter: despite rising tensions, china insists its announcement is being misunderstood and it is not seeking conflict. seeking conflict. tonight, the chinese air force tonight, the chinese air force remains on high alert. this is what vice president joe biden will be walking into when he lands in japan on sunday and then travels on to china later in the w

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government officials say many devastated areas will be uninhabitable for months. >> the country's president says they are facing a problem. >> reporter: this was in the direct path of the storm. this reporter was forced inside as the storm barrelled in and watched the street below him become a flood zone. water from the storm as high as 10 feet in some areas, two barges near the city of bahol were left stranded. crew members abandoned ship by jumping into the turning water trying to scramble back to land. as of now, one of the crew remains missing. the typhoon came with warning. 125,000 people seeked shelters and in some places the cleanup has begun but aid workers haven't been able to each some of the hardest hit areas. as we said, it is as these things are always still a very fluid situation. that said, i want to try to get a read on what is happening on the ground starting with paula hancox in manila. what damage has this caused? >> reporter: there is extensive flooding and debris floating in the water going down the streets of the cities, as though they are rivers. we know there is exte