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anderson cooper 360, week today on cnn welcome to all you watching us here in the i'd states, canada, and all around the world in cameroon, who were this is cnn newsroom. >> less than a week until the first debate between donald trump and joe biden marry each taking a very different approach to prepping we'll have a look at their strategies. >> american pilgrims among the dead in mecca as thousands face record heat temperatures during the annual haj. here from a traveler who's spent days in the sweltering heat loss for menthol, vaping products are set to hit the shelves following a c...

It is the largest nuclear plant in europe, should we be worried and further afield ? well, anytime a military conflict is going on next to or at a nuclear power plant, that is certainly of concern. now, one does need to recognise that it would take a missile directly hitting the nuclear reactor to cause a major catastrophic event. that is at the far end of possibilities. there certainly is a great deal of concern around the spent fuel which is less well protected, less well insulated, hitting one of the cooling facilities that brings in the water. right now, there continue to be

Fuel which is less well protected, less well insulated, hitting one of the cooling facilities that brings in the water. right now, there continue to be two of the six reactors that are continuing to run and are needed to produce electricity, but the greatest likelihood of risk is due to safety from the exhausted workers who are being forced to continue under a very stressful situation, and some potential safety concerns. piero angela — one of italy's most popular writers and television presenters — has died at the age of 93. he was famous for his work connected to the education

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Fire in the midst of gunfire, not a good idea. but we should remember as i say, we go back to 1986, there was a terrible crisis at chernobyl, it released a huge amount of radioactivity, it actually changed the weather and the growing patterns all over a great swath of russia, ukraine, and much of western europe. so nuclear power plants in principle contain enough material such that if there's a fire in the cooling facilities that can release a lot of very dangerous radioactivity and if there's a melt down at the reactor, that can produce a huge release of radioactivity, and god knows there's e...