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on the issue of taxes, on the issue of bain capital. so, it takes out of the debate a candidate who in the past 72 hours or so has been dead on hitting the front-runner, suzanne. >> and john, are you rejiggering any of your questions now as you move forward and look at what youve got tonight? >> those perry questions are going into the shredder, suzanne. thats just, you know. were going to have to -- look, we want this to be about the issues. this is the candidates debate, its not mine...

And east of the capital city -- radda. really an ancient town. this castle which has taken form here for hundreds of years on the top was apparently taken over by the extremists. anwar alaki who used to head al qaeda in the arabian peninsula taken out by a u.s. drone last september. despite that killing, it is a hotbed for extremism and something we need to keep an eye on and we shall here in "americas newsroom.". 34 minutes past. martha: well, weve got some bombshell developments in this tragic...

well get more details on that. >> also if youve been looking, there are pictures that are mind boggling. a cruise ship much, much bigger than the "titanic" on its side. there are reports of six dead now. two americans among the missing and harrowing tales from those who tur vived and the captain has got some explaining to do. he is being asked by authorities there why did you leave that ship? and the first chance for overseas markets to react to the mass downgrade of european nations...

>> reporter: i think its a step in the right direction in terms of reaching a compromise. the big question remains while we have heard that harry reid signed off on the deal, where do republicans -- the key republican negotiators in this whole deal, where do they stand on the issue? in the house as well as in the senate. well, were still obviously looking to get guidance on that. we have heard from one top senate republican leadership aide who said at least -- at least right now theyre...

Grades, careful penmanship. a stuffed bear still holds its flowers. apicaled apicaled -- a pickled pepper waits on a shelf. there is a monument, just dont step on the grass around it. >> the next 300 to 1,000 years it will not be possible to live normally or to have any economic development. >> reporter: but this group is mainly tourists, this couple flew from england just to see it. >> curiosity, i think, is the main thing. >> reporter: we were checked for radiation. all clear before lunch in v...

It will not be possible to live normally or to have any economic development. >> reporter: but this group is mainly tourists. ryan and sara flew from england just to see it. >> curiosity, i think is the main thing. >> reporter: we were checked for radiation, all clear, before lunch in view of reactor 4. the plant had only been in operation two years before design issues and human errors led to its catastrophic blast. marina was a mile away then, 19 years old, living with her parents. today she c...

Main thing. >> reporter: we were checked for radiation before lunch in view of reactor 4. the plant had already been in operation two years before design issues and human errors led to its catastrophic blast. marino was a mile away then, 19 years old living with her parents. today, she cannot speak about it without crying. >> translator: you saw a cloud like a mushroom. no one teld us what was going on or what to do. >> reporter: left behind now, a childs picture of a bird and butterfly, remarka...

When that was discovered, they had to go back, redo it all. human beings make mistakes. most of the people making nuclear plants are competent, but there are human errors that occur. there is the homer simpson effect and we have to come to terms with that. >> with a nuclear power plant, youre relying on people to never make mistakes generation after generation, not just the first group of workers that show up to duty there. >> edward teller who was a great fan of nuclear power said every time th...

Most of these are solid and sensible, but there human errors that occur. there is the homer simpson effect. we have to come to terms with that. >> with the power plant, you are relying on people to never make mistakes generation after generation. its not the first group of worker who show up to duty there. >> edward teller said any time an advocate talks about technology being foolproof, he gets worried. always a fool greater than the proof. we are human beings and make mistakes. >> daniel irsh ...

But there are human errors that occur. there is the homer simpson effect and we have to come to terms with that. >> with a nuclear power plant, youre relying on people to never make mistakes generation after generation, not just the first group of workers that show up to duty there. >> edward teller who was a great fan of nuclear power said every time they talk about it being foolproof, he gets worried. he says theres always a fool greater than the proof. we are human beings, we make mistakes. >...