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Has sort of joint head quota for this issue. and the government will start releasing the information in a timely basis instead of tepco. >> you have accused the industry and the government of covering up -- and i understand this is an awkward question for you to ask. did any of those cover-ups, did any of those safety problems that have not been addressed in the past contribute to the failure of tepco to properly address this problem? is this part of a culture of cover-up? is this part of a cult...

Phobia about radioactivity and nuclear thats factors into this. rick: the new york daily news. 14 near-miss nuclear accidents. the result, he actor owners and often the nuclear regulatory commission tolerated known safety problems. really? >> no. no. if somebody drops a wrench up at indian point it appears in the "new york times." every little thing that happens is considered a potential the accident. osha said the nuclear industry is safer than the real estate and finance industry. its safer th...

Response, getting a mixed message. but i come back, can we cut them slack on the mixed messages? >>guest: we have to. i am not for cutting the electric company slack, they have a checkered past and they covered up safety problems that may have contributed to this but the japanese --. >>neil: lets get to that later. later. but right now there is a mess to clean up. >>guest: you are right compared to our response to katrina the japanese look very disciplined, but, again, no one in the world has fa...

Daiichi power plant where they are dealing with the stricken reactors, six in total. now a closer lock at tepcos history and allegations that it hides safety problems. >> reporter: three reactors at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant are almost certainly dead, never to be used again. the question is can the danger inside be contained? can the nuclear material be continuously cooled, and can the potential for a dangerous radiation leak into the environment be averted? the tokyo electric power co...

Since 2009, they have recalled more than 14 million vehicles globally for safety problems. hopes of finding more survivors from tuesdays devastating earthquake in new zealand are fading. it has been more than 24 hours since the last person was pulled out of the rubble alive. the confirmed death toll now stands at 98 people. more than 220 people are still missing. a british judge says julian assange can be extra indicted to sweden. assanges lawyers say the case is political apply motivated an...

And the loyalty program, but borders has a lot of problems. its hurt by a $1 billion mound of debt. its sales in the past few years have been falling in the double digits. its seriously led to t lly lat e-reader game and as you know, brooke, not really good to fall behind the trend especially in todays digital age, everything is electronic from books to shopping and everything else we do. >> i know. i still like the good old-fashioned book. >> i do, too. >> i want to talk about united because i ...

Would account for the reports of sudden, unintentional acceleration and other safety problems. theres been questions about whether theres something wrong with the electrical grid in the cars. the only known cause so far are mechanical defects. what will they say when they take to the microphones? well bring it to you at the top of the hour. well, a lawmaker in hawaii is taking gun control to the extreme, proposing a ban on toy guns. trace gallagher live with that. trace? >> reporter: this bill i...

400 fans were put outside. they got to watch the game from the parking lot. they were paid three times the value for their seats but what the hecks that? man, they missed the game. and given tickets to the next super bowl? there might not be a next super bowl. heck, they cant even sit down and talk it over about what theyre going to do about pension. how in the heck are they going to get a super bowl cranked up for next year? they might walk out. when i heard that store bit how fans were turned ...

400 fans were put outside. they got to watch the game from the parking lot. they were paid three times the value for their seats but what the hecks that? man, they missed the game. and given tickets to the next super bowl? there might not be a next super bowl. heck, they cant even sit down and talk it over about what theyre going to do about pension. how in the heck are they going to get a super bowl cranked up for next year? they might walk out. when i heard that store bit how fans were turned ...

37 minutes past the hour on this "american morning." more safety problems for qantas airlines. this time, 352 passengers are stranded in bangkok, the flight they were on, the 747, had engine problems. apparently burning fuel too fast. now, also, the flight from bangkok was headed to sydney had to be turned around. also, another problem earlier this week, quantities as it flight was lost cabin pressure. apparently plunged 25,000 feet. then november 4th, an engine explosion on another qantas a-380...