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>> hi. my name is denise duffield. its okay, thank you. i am the mom who started the chains dot or petition that now has over 6000 signatures for the folding of the santa susana field lab. youre going to hear a lot today. weve got a lot of facts. we know the facts. we are all intelligent people here. but i think what is lacking is courage to do the right thing. and so, i wanted to bring you my daughter, my daughter is a two-time cancer survivor at nine years old. >> can you do it? woul...

courage to do the right thing. and so, i wanted to bring you my daughter, my daughter is a two-time cancer survivor at nine years old. >> can you do it? would you like to go to disneyland today? >> okay, lets go to disneyland! >> oh, yeah! >> are you coming? >> im coming to. >> she earned all these beads during her cancer treatment program. each bead represents something different. for example, red represents when she had -- black when she got booked with a needle, yellow for inpatient...

Worst nuclear accidents in history to that point. no one knew, until my students uncovered the documents two decades later. >> the material that we got mostly came from breach the cap, which is an anti nuclear group. >> what happened at santa susana would not happen at a well run facility. this was a case of tremendous environmental negligence. they cut corners over and over and over again. the risk continued for many decades. >> the nuclear work was over for decades. the other aerospace or didn...

Came from -- westwood called bridge of the gap. an anti nuclear group. >> it would not happen at a well run facility. this was a case of tremendous environmental negligence. they cut corners over and over again. the risks continued for many decades. >> it was over four decades. the aerospace didnt see until 2006. over the course of a decade and the course of accidents, spills, releases, some intentional, the soil and the ground and surface water runoff had become contaminated. >> a division of n...

>> what happened at santa susana would not have happened at a well-run facility. it was a case of tremendous environmental negligence. they cut corners over and over again. the risks continued for many decades. >> nuclear work was over four decades. the other aerospace work didnt really cease until 2006. so over the course of decades and the course of accidents, spills, releases. some intentional. the soil and the groundwater and surface water runoff has become very contaminated. >> produced by ...

Susana was serious, yet theres room for debate how well it was handled. >> we knew we had something that was really important particularly in the context of what was going at three mile island. i think what it reveals is that this great guarantee of the ultimate safety of the industry was a phony, was a fake, was wrong. >> it was one of the worst nuclear accidents in history to that point. no one knew until my students uncovered the documents 2 decades later. >> the material we got mostly came f...

He was unable to fulfill that promise from day one to close guantanamo before he left office. that is about to be reviewed and that guantanamo stay open. state department, secretaries of state republican and democratic argued that guantanamo is a trip wire, it is a signal overseas and it actually inspires more jihadis and hurts our servicepeople. >> i never could figure out whether guantanamo was the excuse terrorists would use. i dont think terrorists need a lot of excuses. they have their own ...

Dues, union dues have to do with whether carrier keeps jobs in indiana. >> they have nothing to do with whether carrier keeps jobs in indiana. in fact, our union dues are a little over not quite 1.5%. so theyre minimal to carriers operation and to the work we do. and again, i want to go back to what carrier said at the time when they made the initial announcement. they said that it had nothing to do with the quality of their work. and this was a high quality, efficient, well run facility. what i...

And again, i want to go back to what carrier said at the time when they made the initial announcement. they said that it had nothing to do with e quality of their work. and this was a high quality, efficient, well run facility. what it had to do with is they were going to mexico because they could do it for $6 an hour. there is no worker in america who could work for $6 an hour. its in fact lower than the minimum wage. even if you didnt do it in pesos, but you did it in dollars. so to make that ...