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 you re 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 you re 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 leaks. there are a number of ways that this facility could turn into a nuclear catastrophe. way too many for comfort. bob, the new york times is reporting that this plant could be a deliberately turned into a potential dirty bomb. we ve seen pictures of russian trucks inside the plant. are we seeing a new front of potential nuclear threat in all of this?
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 you re positive, it s 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 doctor s setting or in a pharmacy. i do think it s less frequent that you have somebody with symptoms. it s not clear how sick the first lady was. also, jose, there s operator error. the president and the first lady are surrounded by great medical professionals but we re all human. you want a backup system for these tests. it s a gentle reminder for everybody out there, don t just rely on the rapid antigen. especially if you have symptoms,
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 doesn t mean that the march into ukraine does not continue, even if a bit slower than they thought it might. yeah, i think that s 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 of their unrealistic expectations of how the ukrainian people would react and part because of flaws within the russian military. there s been a lot of reporting how many of their munitions did not fire properly, whether it is because they didn t work or operator error nobody knows. they ve definitely struggled because their military is not as well organized as it should be. but their overwhelming numbers, their overwhelming mass gave them a lot of room for error in that regard. the other thing w
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