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reconsiders laying on the table. >> thats the house tonight passing h.r. 2560, better known as cut, cap and balance. now its a republican and tea party sponsored measure calling for massive spending cuts, a spending cap, and congress passing a balanced budget amendment. only then would the debt limit be allowed to go up, ending the current crisis. the measure was passed with just five democratic votes. senate democrats say theyll defeat it. if somehow they fail, president obama says he...

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Power plants fail to report equipment problems that can pose substantial safety risks. thats in the "wall street journal" today. a nuclear plant worker in tennessee has been charged with lying about plant inspections. given all that, how safe are we here in america? can the nrc, the nuclear regulatory commission keep us safe? we have the president for the institute of energy and environmental research. thank you for joining us, sir, its great to have an expert on. its been a lot of concern, and ...

Again, the u.s. says the plane, this jet, had equipment problems and was not shot down. at this point, libyan air defenses are said to be minimal, at most. the jets two-man crew did eject. the pilot was rescued promptly by a men from the uss kearsarge on call in theed me ter rarian. the weapons officer was found by libyan rebels who took care of him until troops could go get him. neither man was hurt, despite the wreckage you are looking at. back in triply, journalists saw the result of a missil...

Libya, for reasons the u.s. military says were mechanical, not hostile. i will say that again for you. the u.s. says the plane had equipment problems and was not shot down. the two-man crew jekted and the pilot was recovered quickly. the weapons officer was found by rebels and americans reached him. neither badly hurt. back in tripoli, reporters saw the results of a missile landing on a port. we also have remarkable pictures from misrata, a city down the coast that gadhafi forces have bombar...

Libya, for reasons the u.s. military says were technical, not hostile. ill say that again for you. the u.s. says the plane had equipment problems and was not shot down. at this point, libyan air defenses are said to be minimal at most. the jets two-man crew was ejected and the pilot was rescued prompt lly by the u.s. the weapons officer was found by libyan rebels who took care of him until americans could reach him. neither man is badly hurt. back in tripoli, reporters saw the result of an all...

Ill yanld. im into unit one control room, a replica with the communications manager, ralph people dont realize three-mile island is back online. >> it was not damaged in the accident. its been operating 30 years successfully. >> what went wrong back then? 1979? >> well, we did have a partial melt down of the reactor but significantly, 99% of the radiation was contained inside of the concrete building that. is why no one was hurt. there were numerous mistakes made, human, and mechanical. tell me ...

Ill yanld. im into unit one control room, a replica with the communications manager, ralph people dont realize three-mile island is back online. >> it was not damaged in the accident. its been operating 30 years successfully. >> what went wrong back then? 1979? >> well, we did have a partial melt down of the reactor but significantly, 99% of the radiation was contained inside of the concrete building that. is why no one was hurt. there were numerous mistakes made, human, and mechanical. tell me ...

Im into unit one control room, a replica with the communications manager, ralph people dont realize three-mile island is back online. >> it was not damaged in the accident. its been operating 30 years successfully. >> what went wrong back then? 1979? >> well, we did have a partial melt down of the reactor but significantly, 99% of the radiation was contained inside of the concrete building that. is why no one was hurt. there were numerous mistakes made, human, and mechanical. tell me what happen...

Is there equipment problems in the shallower part of the well? is the tie-back string sealed? those are all questions that would have to be answered about whether it was a viable well. i suspect that theyre going to kill it from the bottom with the relief well. thats definitely the most viable option. get a bunch of seamen in there, then probably cut that wellhead off and begin doing some -- or bring them up to the service and start doing some analysis. >> they say if all goes well, by the way, ...