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Its monday 23rd october. Our main story. More aid has reached gaza, as Rishi Sunakjoins other western leaders in calling on israel to respect International Humanitarian law. Fourteen trucks crossed from egypt through the Rafah Crossing Yesterday but the un and charities are warning it is still not enough, as israel continues to launch air strikes on gaza. More than two weeks after the attack by hamas, which is regarded as a Terrorist Organisation by the uk, the Israeli Defence minister has warne...

Im Jessica Layton. Politicsnation with Reverend Al Sharpton will start and just a moment. But first, we begin with a quick update on to war in israel between israel and hamas. Nbcs ellison barber is stunned by from the israel gaza border. Ellison, we know its military. The Israeli Defense forces said earlier today a plan to expand operational activities and gossip was approved. What the latest . Their language in terms of when the next stage of this war will pick and has gotten stronger in recen...

Quote, if this crash had happened 50 more yards inland, we would have had a mass casualty event on our hands and its incredibly insane to just even think about that. i mean, this is literally in a situation like this, best case scenario, people in stable condition and nobody that was in that water was injured, and as you mentioned, richard, they were able to scramble to the helicopter as the eye-witness that i spoke to said and help people get out of that helicopter. as it began to sink. the swi...

In an ideal world, you would shut down all of those reactors, now, as a precaution. those would still need cooling, just because shutting them down stop calling the reactors. the fuel inside is intensely way to active and requires continuous cooling. the reality is that last year, 50% of the electricity inside ukraine came from nuclear power. if it shuts down all its nuclear power plants, then its gonna have, i would assume, a blackout. you know, just to add to the abject misery that the ukraini...

Plastics, may have leaked or burned. and this is the key issue. it will be less damaging to the see, at least, if theyve burned off. the sri lankan authorities dont quite know, yet, which is why they sent those divers, kim, out to try and inspect. and then, you have got many hundreds of tons of fuel inside. again, they are not sure whether that burned off or was properly sealed. now, the company that owns express feed have apologized for this catastrophe and also said that they believe the crew ...

To aviation experts. and the consequences are absolutely extraordinary. weve never seen anything like this in aviation security history. i would like to tap into catherines focus on the system data that is coming in today. that system data is going to look at the range to -- the flight velocity to this aircraft. i guess that is the amount of time when the transponders tapped off. and the time is based on three factors, the lift to drag of the boeing 777. and on the other side, there is the weigh...

You multiply that by how much uranium is in each fuel rod assembly and you get 4.3 million pounds of uranium at risk just in terms of the spent fuel that is stored there. thats over 1,900 metric tons of uranium. that is a lot. for reference, what blew up at chernobyl was a reactor with 180 tons of fuel inside. even if you are not a science person, even if you are just enough of a news person to be following this story with concern, it helps to understand what this radioactive stuff is. it is not...

To aviation experts. and the consequences are absolutely extraordinary. weve never seen anything like this in aviation security history. i would like to tap into catherines focus on the system data that is coming in today. that system data is going to look at the range to -- the flight velocity to this aircraft. i guess that is the amount of time when the transponders tapped off. and the time is based on three factors, the lift to drag of the boeing 777. and on the other side, there is the weigh...

Beyond just what is in the reactors theres also the radioactive fuel that used to be in the reactors that is now being kept at daiichi as spent fuel. theres more than seven times as much of that at daiichi as is in the reactors. tepco says there are over 11,000 fuel rod assemblies of spent fuel that are stored in spent fuel pools at daiichi. you multiply that by how much uranium is in each fuel rod assembly and you get 4.3 million pounds of uranium at risk just in terms of the spent fuel that is...

Theres more than seven times as much of that at daiichi as is in the reactors. tepco says there are over 11,000 fuel rod assemblies of spent fuel that are stored in spent fuel pools at daiichi. you multiply that by how much uranium is in each fuel rod assembly and you get 4.3 million pounds of uranium at risk just in terms of the spent fuel that is stored there. thats over 1,900 metric tons of uranium. that is a lot. for reference, what blew up at chernobyl was a reactor with 180 tons of fuel in...