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You really want to rand . And would be willing to give in return . It may be possible to n theve differ that has not been tried. It may or may not be possible. And it should be possible with our attempt to have peace on the basis of the war against this regime. But that thought process hasnt been entered into. That is the kind of thing that i am talking about. This is an extraordinarily thoughtful exploration with basic questions of the time of war and peace by a very thoughtful expert and analy...

Up next on booktv after words with guest host Gregory Jaczko the former chair of the u. S. Nuclear regulatory commission. This week lets are prizewinning journalists Susan Stranahan and her latest book fukushima the story of a nuclear disaster. In it the environmental newswriter helps members of the union of concerned scientist to present the first definitive account of of the Fukushima Nuclear power plant meltdown after the march, 2011 tsunami. This program is about an hour. Host welcome susan....

Host this is a great opportunity for me. Normally, im the person having the questions asked of me, and now i get the opportunity to ask a former journalist questions about the book you wrote. So i look forward to guest ill do my best. It is an unas cos tommed role for me to answer questions. Its good to be here. Host im glad. I wanted to start to just ask you a few issues that are general in nature about the book. The first question is what drove you to this topic . What made you interested in w...

Well, we started in 2002. Initially, the girls, we were engaged in Child Rights Movement and we were meeting different women leaders. We were six or seven young girls and all of the age range was from 1416. So when we saw no women or girl leadership in a civil society, as well, some of the organizations that claim to work for womens rights, but there is no representation. Mostly, the women and girls were either the receptionist or the material level but not at the decisionmaking. So we started w...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. The World Health Organisation has raised the global threat level from coronavirus to very high the highest possible level of alert. Theyre planning to send a mission to iran next week. Officials there say 3a people have died, but Health Sources have told the bbc the actual figure is more than 200. In south korea, where 16 people have died, there have been a thousand new cases in the past 48 hours, bringing the total number of infections to 2,300. Thereve been sharp...

Hello, and welcome to bbc news. The World Health Organization has raised the global threat level from coronavirus to very high the highest possible level of alert. Theyre planning to send a mission to iran next week. Officials there say 3a people have died but Health Sources have told the bbc the actual figure is more than 200. In south korea, where 16 people have died, there have been a thousand new cases in the past 48 hours, bringing the total number of infections to 2300. Heres the who direc...

Gallbladder. The u. S. Supreme court has now released a statement about it. It says, quote, Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg underwent nonsurgical treatment for acute forgive my pronunciation cholecystitis, a benign gallbladder condition, this afternoon at Johns Hopkins hospital in baltimore, maryland. Following oral arguments on monday, yesterday, Justice Ginsburg underwent outpatient tests at Sibley Memorial Hospital in washington, d. C. Those tests confirmed she was suffering from a gallstone that...

Bader ginsburg underwent nonsurgical treatment for acute choloe cystitis, a benign gallbladder condition in baltimore, maryland. Following oral arguments on monday, Justice Ginsburg underwent outpatient tests in washington, d. C. Those tests confirmed she was suffering from a gallstone that migrated to her cystic duct, blocking it and causing infection. The justice is resting comfortably and plans to participate in the oral argument teleconference tomorrow morning remotely from the hospital. She...

With a Good Building and still punished on. The thirty inch rescissions from around the world. Lead. Group starts february second d. Double. The lead. Going after it together at the World Economic forum in davos political leaders make the case for more International Cooperation at a time when growing isolationism threatens the very call of free trade. And also coming up are seen as meeting a group of scientists to endure freezing temperatures to raise a war. Warming. Business in berlin welcome t...