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Train and were aboveground. and were trying to take care of patients but if alarms go off if sirens go off we try to go underground to take shelter and bring patients with us. it is risky even if youre underground shelter you see the children theater that was bombed probably two or 300 people that lost their lives in that because th were stuck underneath rubble. so no were not just taking shelter ukrainians are trying to get food, shelter an flee danger and death and destruction but it is hard f...

So well see how this plays out through the day. some of the buses are running, but people dont want to take buses. they want to take the train. and im just amazed at how these people have been able to sit here through the night, not leave and just wait and wait and wait in hopes of getting home. this one gentleman has been here since 10:00 p.m., he has to go back to work at 2:00 p.m. i have to go back to work. so, well see what happens. but its just, you know, for some of these people certainly ...

Aboveground much of west virginia still untamed nature forests covered the steep slopes of the central appalachians once home to the cherokee and other native american tribes it was later settled by mainly scots and irish immigrants hundreds of narrow valleys crisscross the region the hollows school holidays as they called in the appalachian dialect. the rural region is home to many small religious communities time often seems to be standing still here and tradition holds sway. you. leave it to ...

Aboveground much of west virginia still untamed nature forests cover the steep slopes of the central appalachians ones home to the cherokee and other native american tribes it was later settled by mainly scots and irish immigrants hundreds of narrow valleys crisscross the region the hundred school holidays as they called in the appalachian dialect. the rural region is home to many small religious communities time often seems to be standing still here and tradition holds sway. you. leave it to yo...

President trump reverting to his insult mode today on twitter, calling kim jong-un rocket man. james is nbcs chief security analyst. admiral, nice to see you. happy new year to you. thanks for joining us today. lets talk about north korea and the rocket man claim from the president again on twitter. is that the right way to approach what could be a possible opening? i dont know how you read kim jong-uns speech, but i thought in some part it at least was suggesting talks and perhaps a pause in th...

Found. we dont know yet if something -- if this went off, if there were injuries, if this went off when it was trying to be diffused. we do know what you see. theres a heavy police presence there. the head of the mta is on the scene. people are being urged to stay away from the area. as soon as we get information that we can verify, you will get it. >> we dont know of any injuries, none that have been reported at least publicly. so at this moment, theres not a lot that we know except that 42nd a...

Nuclear device aboveground? >> the foreign minister is very well aware of the intentions of our supreme leader, so i think you should take his words literally. >> this comes, of course, as president trump is about to head to asia just next week, including stops in south korea, china, and japan. let me bring in right now ambassador nicholas burns, he served as underscare for political affairs and was u.s. ambassador to nato during the bush administration. ambassador, great to see you. >> thank yo...

Nickname for kim jong-un which was infuriating, really hitting the north korean establishment to the core hearing that kind of an insult from the president of the united states. they feel the only way they can communicate right now with the trump administration is to, in their words, send a clear message, and that message being that they possess an effective nuclear deterrent. an intercontinental ballistic missile that can travel to new york on washington. they would have to launch a long-range ...

>> bret: one of the biggest projects, one not visible, is an underground wall of frozen soil about 100 feet deep and a mile long around the side. acting as a dam to block running groundwater from entering the buildings and picking up radiation. >> its certainly helping, but its not a silver bullet to stop all the problems. it is reducing the flow into the building and there is been about 70% reduction in the flow, but its not completely sealed yet. they are in the last section, which is about 20...

Projects, one not visible, is an underground wall of frozen soil about 100 feet deep and a mile long around the side. acting as a dam to block running groundwater from entering the buildings and picking up radiation. >> its certainly helping, but its not a silver bullet to stop all the problems. it is reducing the flow into the building and there is been about 70% reduction in the flow, but its not completely sealed yet. they are in the last section, which is about 20 feet long. its being frozen...