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Power loss, it doesnt affect these safety equipment, but it does make it difficult to get in there to do repair, maintenance, that kind of thing. the foreign minister said they have these back up generators. they only last 48 hours. he said beyond that, there could be this risk of nuclear leak. the international atomic energy agency there down playing a lot of this. they said ukraine has informed the iaea power loss and the head of the agency says the development violates key safety pillar on en...

27% up since putins war began. some people are stealing fuel. one in long beach, california has fit four gas stations, siphoning off hundreds of gallons at a team. andy has more to say, kelly, its serious out there. >> it really is, john. just when you thought the pain at the pump could not get worse, now you have to criminals are n only targeting the pumps, they are going after passenger vehicles. not just los angeles. hundreds of gallons stolen at stations in north carolina, texas, often total...

The international _ fukushima power station. we had from the international atomic _ fukushima power station. we had from the international atomic energy - the international atomic energy agency that the nuclear reactors have been shut down. when they are shut down, how simple is that to do, and does it mean it is then a completely safe environment? it does reduce the risk. _ completely safe environment? it does reduce the risk. what _ completely safe environment? it does reduce the risk. what ha...

Literally under gunpoint right now, im worried you lose the pumps, that means you lose the water, that means the fuel can overheat and become damaged leading to a nuclear meltdown. >> everyones mind, of course, went quickly to chernobyl when hearing about this. what is different though here with this facility? >> there are two key differences here. one of the most critical pieces is the containment dome that this plant has. so chernobyl style reactors didnt have any containment around their reac...

Taxpayers. because weve seen prices of the pumps, growing and growing, rising and rising. as the oil grew. and this was before the invasion came. that has to do with the type. market questions of whether the members could meet the quotas that they suffered themselves for the protection target. theyre already having difficulty meeting those. and thats why you saw that this market had become pretty tight. for the president, the, pretty tight he is going to focus on inflation. there are fears of co...

The adrenaline has run out. people are visibly tired, visibly upset from everything that is going on. and when you come up, its this — empty, and you can feel the tension. more than 800,000 people have streamed over ukraines borders with neighbouring countries, seeking safety from russian attacks. borisjohnson says there is evidence russia has committed war crimes. and us presidentjoe biden brands vladimir putin a dictator and says the russian president misjudged how the west would hit back on...

Chernobyl accident, but the primary concern here is that the electricity supply gets cut off, it stops the pumps from working that cool the reactor. and if that were to happen, the nuclear fuel inside would melt down, so its really important that the russian forces and the ukrainian forces stop firing in the direction of the power stations. this loss of cooling was what caused the nuclear disaster at fukushima injapan in 2011. but while that was triggered by a natural disaster, a tsunami, the in...

It stops the pumps from working that cool the reactor. and if that were to happen, the nuclearfuel inside would melt down, so its really important that the russian forces and the ukrainian forces stop firing in the direction of the power stations. this loss of cooling was what caused the nuclear disaster at fukushima injapan in 2011. but while that was triggered by a natural disaster, a tsunami, the invasion of ukraine has brought conflict close to working nu clear rea cto i’s . with the russi...

Not supply? yes, but i would really be a very extreme measure - not supply? yes, but i would really be a very extreme measure but. not supply? yes, but i would really. be a very extreme measure but if the west continues provocation in the sense of thats all vladimir putin feels it, i would say that if he feels it, i would say that if he feels that he is unable to sell much of his oil anyway because of the banking sanctions, could be a possibility these as well, this becomes an economic warfare a...

Winter paralympics in beijing. supply disruption fears sees the price of oil rising above $110 a barrel — its highest level since 2014 — and fuels concerns of higher prices at the pumps. the russian bombardment of key ukraine cities with shelling, artillery and air attacks has intensified. the russian military claims to have taken control of ukraines black sea port of kherson in the south of the country. if thats confirmed, it would be the biggest ukrainian city to fall to russia since fight...