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It is over. I think we are seeing the falling apart of it now. We are worried about iran having a Nuclear Device but thats the only nation we have been worried about for a long time. You would think with the fall of the soviet Union Ukraine would want one in kazakhstan would want one in the spec as dan would want one but it actually isnt happening. We have party live through stalin and mao that killed tens of millions of people without dropping a singular Nuclear Device. We have probably the worst people to have nuclear weapons. [inaudible] every time we have an accident is so grossly mismanag...

Necessarily conceived as such, or did he . I guess this is a big source of contention. What did reagan really intend to achieve with this pursuit of sdi . Guest he intended to protect the United States against incoming Ballistic Missiles house of representatives and it becomes much more, becomes this really big source of discussion during these two days. Im just interested to learn some the details and to really get a sense in your book of the kind of granular back and forth. Guest without cutting them up too much although were here to tout the book, the chapters three, four and five go back a...

Outperform the most skilled human opponents. Crews looking for any trace of a missing Malaysia Airlines plane have expanded the scope of their search. Flight 370 disappeared from radar last saturday with 239 people on board. Teams from a range of nations are taking part in the effort to find the boeing 777. One from japan just joined them. Nhk world has more. Reporter malaysian leaders put out a call for help. And these members of the Japan Disaster Relief Team responded. They arrived in kuala lumpur to lay the path for a larger contingent. We will be joining the search and rescue effort using...

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. This is a great opportunity for me. Normally im the person having the questions asked of me and now...

The Georgia reactors came online Monday — seven years late at a cost of $35 billion, more than double the initial $14 billion estimate.