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Material for a nuclear weapon no matter what they do. if they go full out and even make no attempt to disguise it, it would still take them a year. again, we have to put these so far small violations in a technical sense in perspective without diminishing the fact this they are, in fact, violations of some of the key parameters of the agreement. >> the big deal would be if they were to get rid of the inspectors and the cameras. the deal has this very intrusive inspection process. dozens of inspe...

Highways and roads and people stuck in towns, this is incredibly devastating. >> it is not the independence day ridgecrest was hoping for and all the families, firefighters, first responders, law enforcement, just the inspection process alone for all the homes and businesses could take a week or more. 30,000 residents in ridgecrest. now, were working to confirm a couple of minor details. we received an e-mail from the usgs instead of a 5 mile depth they make cut it. to cut it to 2 1/2 miles that...

Have seen at tames make two out of ten times we could get something stronger if that happens, that becomes the quake and the 6 if the 4 is a foreshock. the good news is were not seeing any for a at all times even though the usgs gave us a green pager, this is what you said to see, but the economic losses, dana could be significant. we have a 35% chance that main 10 to 1 hundred million worst of damage. right now the inspection process i think could take weeks if youre looking at every road, brid...

People got what he was doing regarding the standdown of the raid. he made it clear its all about them not getting the bomb. thats why the news sanctions are going in. they are going to be announced later today. rachel, the president actually announced to be a tweet. >> i ran to not had these under the nuclear plant. it is not acceptable but he major additional sanctions on iran on monday i look forward to the day that sanctions come off and they become a productive and prosperous nation again. t...

By thousands of successful procedures. >> a plane crashes, the faa doesnt say, well, you had 2,000 flights last year that went wel ♪ well, sometimes these things applebees new loaded chicken fajitas. happen. no, they dont do that. >> accusing the state of now only $10.99. updating the inspection process, planned parenthood has been defined on several subjects and says its unable to provide all the doctors to help the department watch interview the procedures. >> judge did not have a time frame...

Deemed safe to fly. thats in addition to the department of transportation and federal grand jury investigations that have been launched. on top of all of this, the department of defense inspector general opened an investigation into complaints that acting defense secretary patrick shanahan showed bias to boeing, his old employer. nbcs tom costello has been following the twists and turns. tom, first of all, why is the fbi involved? >> this is an extension of the grand jury investigation. so we no...

Program the faa report indicated it was developing a new process. its unclear if that has happened. the inspection process and its oversight is exactly what peter defazio is concerned about in the recent crashes involving the reengineered boeing 737 max. for some reason that approved redesign did not include retraining pilots on a new automated computer system to prevent aircraft stalls and steep assents. boeing did issue a bulletin. but pilots have complained they had no idea the system was on ...

There is no hard proof that it has. yet the u.s., australia, new zealand have effectively banned huawei from 5g supply chains. there are solutions other than bans. take the uk, a november report says the government set up an inspection center run jointly by british counterintelligence and huawei that laboriously tests hardware and software for threats and vulnerabilities. this kind of inspection process may slow down the adoption of 5g, but perhaps that is for the best. the reams of data that 5g...

Huawei from 5g supply chains. other allies remain wary. there are solutions other than bans. take the uk, a november report notes the government setup an inspection center run jointpy by british counter intelligence and huawei that laboriously tests hardware and software for threats and vulnerabilities. this kind of inspection process may slow down the adoption of 5g, but perhaps that is for the best. the reams of data that 5g unleashes on the global networks will be vulnerable. we need better c...

To meet. then vented their own frustrations. the tenants recorded it. >> the system is broken. we just dont have the staff for it. >> there are 423 properties in connecticut alone and i have five staff. >> reporter: under housing secretary ben carson, hud has shed more than 480 staff out of 8,000. >> theres no accountability in the process. >> reporter: local activists say hud does not have a firm grip on its clear now that we whats happening on the ground. didnt do enough to prevent these too...