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Excitement actually at that point on both sides because people have anticipated this for so long. some people were itching for a fight. >> they think war is a glorious thing and lets go and do it. >> but in the spring lincolns overeager young friend from springfield, elmer ellsworth, a short but very dashing commander of a drill team, would go with the lincoln boys to the roof of the white house and look out with a telescope. and over the river they saw a confederate flag flying from the top of ...

And boats to make sure they can get to any plant. >> bringing aerir, water, or elt tressty. thats what was missing. >> outside back up engines have been placed in earthquake resistant structures high above any water levels. but the nuclear disaster of ten years ago has also changed m minds. >> they were accelerated by driving forces, but we would su s surely be less advanced if fukushima had not triggered debate about frances dependency

On nuclear power. >> it was long seen in france as a step in the right direction, but progress in renewable energies led the government to lower the proportion of nuclear in the energy mix to 50% by 2025. ten years on frances nuclear plants may be safer than ever, but the future looks less nuclear than it did. for most of us, $69 million is a lot of money to spend on anything, but thats what this digital piece fetched in an auction house. stay with us. and moisturizes for hours two for one! ca...

Hitting traditional battle ground states like pebs pens and nevada as well as -- pennsylvania and nevada as well as newly minted battle ground, georgia. the covid relief bill became law without a single republican vote. but if you ask republican voters, even those in ruby red districts how they feel about it the answer is a lot different from what you have been hearing from republican members of congress. cnns gary tuchman reports. >> reporter: economic life has long been challenging in the moun...

And i think it is going to work in 6-8 months. >> very, very briefly, peter, is that the economic outlook the administration is counting on right now? what did they expect? >> i think they are expecting that. what you hear from some economists is a worry that might propel the economy too far. it could overheat the economy. i dont know what that is going to happen or not. that is on the, you know, economists will debate. but that is soon to be the bigger concern at this point. that is what you th...

Identify locations that safeguard -- in the residence. state and federal regulators require an extensive environmental permitting process before construction can begin. they say plans for new plants are subject to public consultation. but americas new president, joe biden, has singled out kelce ready by name. somewhere environmental justice needs to be addressed. people who live there say they will hold him to his word. >> that was sky news correspondent dominic leghorn reporting. the british ...

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Still to come tonight, louisianas cancer alley. residents there are fighting a plastics plant after growing concerns over high disease rates. up next, well take a look at why and where the former president is currently under investigation. plus -- ♪♪ >> the curtains could soon go up on broadway. and i cannot wait. broadway, take all my money. one of the stars of "jagged little pill," one of the ones i am dying to see, will share her story of surviving during the pandemic. thats all ahead w...

A new un report calls for urgent action to tackle environmental racism in louisiana. let that sink in for just a second. the intersection of race and pollution in the state of louisiana is getting attention from the united nations, and its easy to see why. the report focuses on an area known as cancer alley. nearly 150 oil refinrefineries, plastic plants are pumping toxic chemicals into black communities there. president biden outlined it in his speech. in the mean when, a new plastics plant is ...

Dominic waghorn takes us to cancer alley. >> reporter: over the mississippi, into a place they call cancer alley where the billboards say it all. and pet row chemical plants belch out fumes and pollution. in the poor, largely black communities wedged between them, people say they are condemned to a life of sickness. >> it is hard living here knowing you wont make it to be old age. like our ancestors that lived to be 90, 95. and now you have people dying at 36 on up, you know. even younger. >> re...