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The rods melt together and the whole melted core falls through the retainment vessels, facilities, and then into the atmosphere, into the ground water, and youre looking at plumes of radioactivity spreading over hundreds or even thousands of square kilometers. there is nothing you can do at that point. that is what youre worried about here in addition to operator error maybe causing such an accident, russian shells hitting some of the spent fuel rods, causing lesser but still lethal radioactive ...

Because rapid antigens are more accessible. we can get them for free from covid.gov, you can go to a local library or resource center and get them. more americans have them in their homes. the test itself was never meant to be 100%. think of it like, when youre positive, its like some of the home tests we use for home pregnancy, for example. you can still have a pregnancy and have a negative home test which is why we recommend people to get a test from a health care professional in a doctors set...

The Florida amusement park ride accident that caused the death of a 14-year-old after falling from his seat has taken a new discovery, with officials suspecting that operator error was the main cause of the disaster.

Performance? this clearly has taken longer and has been more arduous and met more resistance than vladimir putin expected. but as admiral kirby pointed out it doesnt mean that the march into ukraine does not continue, even if a bit slower than they thought it might. >> yeah, i think thats pretty accurate. our committee has been briefed. i have been personally briefed by chairman milley on this. the assessment, this has not gone as well as the russian military had hoped. part of that is because o...

Recent contamination right before thanksgiving. natasha chang following this from l.a. and its not clear where the chemicals came from but tell us about the history of leaks you uncovered. >> yes, said it stopped the release of 14,000 gallons of a fuel water mixture and that is just 11 days before the navy confirmed that there was contamination of petroleum in the red hill well. thats a major water supply for them. they had to shut that well down. there is still -- its still in the clear, not co...

Beginning. lets go back to adrian now, see if we can get her mic working there. adrian telling us the story of the folks in new orleans and what they want the president to know. >> yeah, my bad, a little operator error on my end, but they want the president to know how much they are hurting. for example, in that short amount of time, you notice that blue crate over there, it was once filled with bags of ice. they gave away ice here for free, and thats something small, but its making a big differ...

>> spectrum news. as far as you know, was that vehicle of the crash due to operator error? >> the question is as far as i know is the crash due to operator error? that would be speculation and we want to get all the fact and once we have the facts and carefully analyzed those, we issue a probable cause. but, at this point, we are here just to collect the factual information. there is a question right here. >> can you explain how that expedition was modified to people at home who are wondering if...

Over the bridge. that did not happen. investigators want to know why that didnt happen. we know speed is being called a factor in the crash. they want to know what other factors existed that prevented this train from slowing down. >> have investigators had a chance to interview the crew yet or the engineer in particular? do we know their conditions? >> we dont know their exact condition. we are told they are hospitalized and the ntsb says they have not had a chance yet to interview them. so they...

Heard about the coming around the corner. listening to a media briefing led by amtrak president richard anderson. jo what do we know? >> reporter: pretty big news out of this. tom from nbc news asked a question about positive train control, whether or not it was implemented, and there was a one-word answer, no. and the reason that that is interesting and that matters in this situation is ptc or positive train control here can prevent train collisions, prevent derailment caused by excessive speed...

Aerial view i could get a better idea of the dynamics of the derailment because that will indicate the speed of the train to some extent. >> sandra: marie harf, you seem to want to jump in with a question. >> marie: this reminds me a little bit of the 2015 derailment we saw around philadelphia, from what ive been looking at, amtrak had 11 safety recommendations given to them after that, it killed eight people, 200 were injured, it turned out it was engineer failure but the train didnt have posit...