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Them to run for another 20 years beyond the 40 years that they were designed to operate but many of them have been given what are called power uprates so are now allowed to run at 120% of their designed and intended capacity. you wouldn't do that to a car or anything else but they're doing it to atomic power plants. >> and how would we upgrade these facilities? how big a lift would this be for our country? how big of an investment and the logistics of it engineeringwise can it be done or would we have to start over? >> well, i don't -- i mean, you could definitely manage these plants more effi...

By people for people. a lot of the tasks that are involved are routine maintenance. so you can design a system, a thing, a robot, to do these routine tasks, but in order to do them the robot ends up looking like one of us. it's kind of cool. it's an old idea in science-fiction. >> can it peel a grape? if so, everyone would want one. >> you can really have something. it's not far off. >> can it make a cabernet? >> it's an exciting day. >> you have the best assignment today. have a great time and enjoy it. we want your input on this story. if you have the opportunity to fly to space, would you? ...

Comes to a podium in the building just behind me here in the county's emergency management building. what we do know at this point is that as you said, csx was controlling the switching, signaling, and dispatching of that amtrak train that plowed into a freight train with no one onboard it. this happening because this signaling system on this stretch of track was down. i'm told there was scheduled routine maintenance, something that's not all that uncommon. but the dispatch was then manual to tell the amtrak train where it would be moved, from track to track. that communication being done betw...

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It disappear from radar. no trace of the flight. the plane may have been in the air that many hours, four hours at a minimum, after it just disappear out of sight. satellite communication link sent by the plane as part of routine maintenance. officials purr seeing the possible that transresponders may haveton turn off intentionally. no way to know for sure. the mystery deepens. maybe a pilot or someone else onboard diverted it with the intention of using it for another purpose. now, if that is true, the plane could have traveled a distance of 2200 nautical miles could have gone to pakistan. bu...