i'm wondering if the design of this plant is similar to the one in fukushima japan? to my understanding, these nuclear facilities are basically uninsurable. they're too expensive, so the government has to really back up if there is an accident, am i correct in those assumptions? >> thank you, we'll get a response. >> the answer to your first question is that the design of three mile island was different than the design of fukushimfuku. but the problem, the basic problem at fukushima, as i understand it, was that the designing of the plant was in a poor place and a lot of questions have been raised about why you would site several plants that close to the ocean that had a history of tsunamis. in that sense, what happened in fukushima is different than what happened at three mile island. in terms of insuring the price anderson act which was passed early in the history of nuclear power was passed, we want to make certain there was enough coverage for people if there was a major accident in a nuclear power plant. and it simply turned out that there weren't any insurance

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and a lot of questions have been raised about that, but the problem -- the basic problem at fukushima, as i understand it, was that the sighting of the plant was in a very poor place and a lot of questions have been raised properly about why you would site a several plants that close to the ocean that had a history of tsunamis. so in that sense what happened at fukushima is quite different than what happened at three mile island. in terms of insuring the price anderson act which was passed very early in the -- the history of nuclear power, was passed, one, to make certain that there was enough coverage for people if there was a major accident in a nuclear power plant. and it simply turned out that there weren't any insurance companies that had enough -- enough confidence or enough -- enough assets to ensure a worse case nuclear power plant. as early as 1957 or so there was great concern. if you have a major nuclear power accident, if you have a major release of radiation that the damages and the costs in injuries and lives could be much larger than the ability of any insurance company

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a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear plant. flooding almost the entire facility. that the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible score for severity of nuclear contamination. tens of thousands of people are evacuated from a 20 kilometer exclusion zone centered on the power plant. 80 years later and japanese authorities are still actively decontaminating huge tracts of land. they have removed the upper layers of soil and washed and cleaned everything. now one by one they are gradually reopening areas where the government saves people can live safely. on their own like. the. one. that might there. is no i don't want that. because that more creating. populist anger so i am not saying. that the myth that a lot of the myths that in the in some. some of them a lot. when you become on their. way through this and that but then it. will. happen. here. i'm going to. have a the back side on the band.

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a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooding almost the entire facility. first the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible score for severity of nuclear contamination tend to make it a bit of. what they were on with the cook and similar to the well known as you hijack that. zone that's what they call the part of the prefecture to which access is still restricted. but highway runs right through this section and it's fenced off on both sides. now and. one of the media has done their. corner there could. be on the border collie just couldn't. so if you can the u.s. announces a brand new round of sanctions against iran this time for its alleged arming of militants in syria and in yemen our story and more after the break. when the balance came in 2008 oh there's a lot of money printing going on people said where's the inflation the government says there's no inflation you know and then a lot of people say

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i'm just wondering if the design of this plant is similar to the one in fukushima, japan. also to my understanding, these nuclear facilities are basically uninsurable, they're too expensive to insure so that basically the government has to really back up if there is an accident. am i correct in those assumptions? >> thank you. we'll get a response. >> the answer to the first question is that the design of three mile island was different than the design of fukushima and a lot of questions have been raised about that. but the basic problem at fukishima, as i understand it, was that the siting of the plant was in a very poor place and a lot of questions have been raised quite properly about why you would site several plants that close to the ocean that had a history of tsunamis. so in that sense what happened at fukishima is quite different than what happened at three mile island. in terms of insuring the price anderson acted which was passed early in the history of nuclear power, was passed, one, to make certain that there was enough coverage for people if there was a major

a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooding almost the entire facility. first the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible score for severity of nuclear contamination tend to make the decision to do. what they were ordered to the cook and say to do it in the 1900. 0 and that's what they call the part of the prefecture to which access is still restricted. the highway runs right through this section and it's fenced off on both sides. but you have. learned that in that. one that you meet your husband then the. corner that could. see on. the border collie could just cut and. that's a global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. when there is only this johnson. and i just got out of prison for. 41 years. i'm 72 years old now i got arrested for too many for something to. fill in on like this everything was taken out of. my work in the hospital i think i

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japan says it's delaying a clean up plan for district in fukushima daiichi nuclear plant by up to 5 years that means the removal of spent radioactive fuel inside the facility won't begin before 2024 the plant suffered at 3 of its 6 reactors in 2011 after an earthquake and tsunami. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has won a landslide victory in a leadership contest for his ruling likud party with just about half the parties members of voting netanyahu took 72 percent of the vote fending off a challenge by the former interior minister give you an saw or the leadership challenge comes ahead of a general election in march it will be israel's 3rd in a year after netanyahu failed to form a government following the 1st 2. earlier we spoke with israeli political columnist akiva eldar he explained why 2 failed attempts to build a government and a number of corruption charges have not hurt any netanyahu support within his right wing likud party. he was. people who much more. is under story. comes to. people who. love and respect. he is very very professional. he doesn't have to talk about

japan says it's delaying a cleanup plan for the stricken fukushima daiichi nuclear plant by up to 5 years that means removal of spent radioactive fuel still inside the facility won't begin before 2024 the plant suffered meltdowns meltdowns at 3 of its 6 reactors in 2011 after an earthquake and tsunami. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has won a landslide victory in a leadership contest for his ruling likud party with just about half the party's members voting netanyahu took 72 percent of the vote fending off a challenge by the former interior minister gideon saw our leadership challenge comes ahead of a general election in march it will be israel's 3rd in a year after netanyahu failed to form a government following the 1st to. its earlier we spoke with israeli political columnist akiva eldar he explained why 2 failed attempts to build a government and a number of corruption charges have not hurt binyamin netanyahu support within his right wing likud party. he was very attractive to people who much more. his adversary when it comes to selling people you. love and respect. he is v

largest muslim population japan says it's delaying a cleanup plan for the sticking stricken rather fukushima daiichi nuclear plant by up to 5 years well that means removal of spent radioactive fuel inside the facility won't begin before 2024 the plant suffered meltdowns at 3 of its 6 reactors in 2011 after an earthquake and tsunami and there we're going to move on now to australia because the army there has now been called up to help fight wildfires burning in the air the country's largest city of sydney authorities are bracing for an extreme heat wave this weekend following a few days of cooler weather fire has consumed millions of hectors of land across the country over the past 6 weeks at least 9 people have been killed. not just thought you might expect at one of australia's most popular tourist sites visitors to the blue mountains west of sydney a force to wear face masks as a smoke from nearby bush 5 spills the ask the iconic rock formations are barely visible in the haze. it's really disappointing here it is looking forward to seeing if you have always wanted to play not insert such a

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the fukushima plant walargely destroyed by a 2011 tsunami. back in this country, boeing's d c.e.nis muilenburg was forced out today, in the fallout from the 737 max debacle. h the plane been grounded worldwide since march, after crashes in indonesia andop et killed 346 people. a we'll taut the company'sn troubles latere program. and, on wall strt, the boeing news pushed the company's stock higher and helped blue chips in general. the dow jones industrial average gained 96 points to close at 28,551. the nasdaq rose 20 points, and the s&p-500 added two. still to come on the newshour. the killing and the kingdom. s five atenced to death for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. out!e. the of boeing steps down amid turmoil on returning the 737 max to flight. cutting coverage. washington efforts allowing states to reduce children's health care. and much more. >> woodruff: a court in saudi arabia sentenced five people to death for their involvement the killing of columnist jamal the proceedings took nearly a year, were shrouded in secrecy, clos

a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooded almost the entire facility. the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible school officer verity of nuclear contamination. tens of thousands of people are evacuated from a 20 kilometer exclusion zone centered on the power plant. 80 years later and japanese authorities are still actively decontaminating huge tracts of land. they have removed the upper layers of soil and washed and cleaned everything. now one by one they are gradually reopening areas where the government sees people can live safely. on their own like. the one. that might there. is no i don't want that. that creating. populist anger so i am the say a. lot of them it's been a mess so. some of them a lot. like to do and that wouldn't be cool and then start a war. zone like you know you must do this and then what the net bomb bomb will. happen you going along with it. and then your thunder guy that

a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooded almost the entire facility. the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible score for severity of nuclear contamination. tens of thousands of people are evacuated from a 20 kilometer exclusion zone centered on the power plant. 80 years later and japanese authorities are still actively decontaminating huge tracts of land. they have removed the upper layers of soil and washed and cleaned everything. now one by one they are gradually reopening areas where the government sees people can live safely. on their own like. the. one. that my there. is now i don't want that. on that more crean. populist anger so i am not saying. that for me that a lot of in the midst in the summer. some of them a lot. when you become on their. way your you must do this and then what the net. happens you've only. been. and then your banjo guy that been on the go and then me to take your p

we managed to agree to phase out nuclear power in germany but that came after the meltdown in the fukushima power plant. do we want to wait for a climate meltdown before we take more radical action. to meet. any. of those and now physically affectionate legend but as affectionately as you can. be mayor pro tem in the middle of his election campaign of 2000 but documentary was filmed for russian television to turn the camera back on of course the film secretly chronicled a power grab of actually everything was precisely flight instruction. featuring a top supporting role. to the freedom of russia. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before. the enemy or fight a marriage to the ends justify the means. to teens witnesses starts december 13th on t w. this is d.w. news from berlin tonight breaking the deadlock with russia and ukraine hold peace talks in paris to try to find a way to end the war in eastern ukraine the conflict there has killed 13000 people displaced more than a 1000000 will take you to the combat zone and we'll go to paris where russian and ukrainian leaders have met

a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooding almost the entire facility. 1st the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible score for severity of nuclear contamination. tens of thousands of people are evacuated from a 20 kilometer exclusion zone centered on the power plant. 80 years later and japanese authorities are still actively decontaminating huge tracts of land. they have removed the upper layers of soil and washed and cleaned everything. now one by one they are gradually reopening areas where the government sees people can live safely. on their own like. the other one. that might there. is no i don't want that. because that more creating. populist anger so on and i say. that the me that a lot of the midsized in the. us. some of them a lot they will like to do that when you become on their. own like your yes this is them but then it. happened to you when you. c

a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooded almost the entire facility. the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible score for severity of nuclear contamination. tens of thousands of people are evacuated from a 20 kilometer exclusion zone centered on the power plant. 80 years later and japanese authorities are still actively decontaminating huge tracts of land. they have removed the upper layers of soil and washed and cleaned everything. now one by one they are gradually reopening areas where the government sees people can live safely. on their own like. the one. that. there. is now i don't want that. because all the quorn that more putting upon popular starting his own hand the cigar now mother told that the middle column in the midst in the net sold us. on some of the malarkey do you like to do and that wouldn't be good on their job. as a my your you must do this and then what the net bomb bomb wil

we managed to agree to phase out nuclear power in germany but that came after the meltdown in the fukushima power plant. do we want to wait for a climate meltdown before we take more radical action. leave. the elite. team. the. coalition government made up of the christian democrats and social democrats has been in constant crisis from the start. it's resignations most of tranced power struggles and election telecoms i. mean take a look inside the government in germany diminishing coalition and 15 minutes on. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 get the map now. this is v.w. news coming to you live from questions after new zealand's volcanic eruption with at least 5 dead 8 missing and dozens severely injured people are asking why the government allow tourists to visit the site in the 1st place. after landmark talks in paris the leaders of russia and ukraine agreed to implement a cease fire and exchange prisoners for their 1st face to face encounter also exposes feet division.

a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooded almost the entire facility. that the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible school officer verity of nuclear contamination. tens of thousands of people are evacuated from a 20 kilometer exclusion zone centered on the power plant. 80 years later and japanese authorities are still actively decontaminating huge tracts of land. they have removed the upper layers of soil and washed and cleaned everything. now one by one they are gradually reopening areas where the government sees people can live safely. on their own like. the one. that. there. is now i don't want that. on that wall creating. populist anger so i am not saying. that the me. no a problem in the midst in the moment so most. come out i'm allowed. to do and that wouldn't be good and then start a war. zone like you know you must do this and then what the net bomb will go. up in you going over the bac

and of course germany as well at the same time right now is trying to offset that decision after the fukushima disaster to close down its nuclear power plant so at the moment it is certainly possible and germany is still continuing to invest in renewable energy and that would be one of the one of the main factors in creating a carbon neutral germany but of course i'm trying to imagine a gemini with no cars for example is simply out of the question stood out goals isn't exactly we've actually seen the number of cars owners actually increased in recent years and so germany's beloved also industry is certainly not something that's going to disappear overnight and is a country where you can even get a limit on the speed limit on a autobahns you know the numbers we're talking about one trillion over the next 10 years and they're sent task numbers i mean huge numbers and the german government the same time is ruling out any kind of deficit spending house germany going to square the circle how can it. structure and not go into deficit spending create a green economy in the places it's only possible a

office and of course germany as well same time right now is trying to offset that decision after the fukushima disaster to close down its nuclear power plant so at the moment it is certainly possible and germany is still continuing to invest in renewable energy and that would be one of the one of the main factors in creating a carbon neutral germany but of course i'm trying to imagine a gemini with no cars for example is simply out of the question there isn't exactly we've actually seen the number of car owners actually increased in recent years and so. also industry is certainly not something that's going to disappear overnight is a country where you can't even get a limit on the speed limit on a autobahns you know the numbers we're talking about one trillion over the next 10 years and they're sent task numbers i mean huge numbers. and the german government the same time is ruling out any kind of deficit spending how's germany going to square this circle how can it restructure and not go into deficit spending fried green economy in the process it's only possible and that's already been in som

hazards fest of question is well at the same time right now is trying to offset that decision after the fukushima disaster to close down its nuclear power plant so at the moment it is certainly possible and germany is still continuing to invest in renewable energy and that would be one of the one of the main factors in creating a carbon neutral germany but of course i'm trying to imagine a gemini with no cars for example is simply out of the question there isn't exactly we've actually seen the number of cars owners actually increase in recent years and say germany's beloved also industry is certainly not something that's going to disappear overnight is a country where you can't even get a limit on the speed limit on a autobahns you know the numbers we're talking about one trillion over the next 10 years and they're sent task numbers i mean huge numbers and the german government the same time is really. you know any kind of deficit spending how's germany going to square the circle how can it restructure and not go into deficit spending create a green economy in the place of it's and we possible an