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thank you so much. a rising river in nebraska is causing concerns at two different nuclear plants. a temporary floodwall has clapted at the fortical hoon power plant near omaha. that building does not have any nuclear material in it. a plant spokesman says pumps are handling the problem and everything is secure and safe. and regulators toured the cooper plant yesterday near the missouri river. they say the river would have to rise another six feet to pose any damage and meantime the plant is operating at full capacity. a tour bus driver is dead after an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike this morning. officials say the bus was carrying 56 asian tourists when it rear ended a tractor-trailer near pittsburgh. 22 passengers were sent to local hospitals for injuries. officials are still trying to figure out where the bus was coming from and where it was going. federal investigators are questioning the safety record of the trucking company involved in
good to see you, mark. thank you so much. bye, chris. we ll keep our eyes on waterloo and will hear from michele bachmann in just a little bit. a temporary flood wall has collapsed near a nuclear plant in nebraska, and today regulators will tour that plant to see if it s in imminent danger from the rising missouri river. the ft. calhoun power plant has been shut down for refueling since april. floodwater is seeping on to one of the buildings at the plant, but a spokesman for omaha power says the situation is stable and pumps are handling the problem. regulators toured a second plant along the missouri. the cooper plant. they said the river would have to rise another six feet to pose any danger there. the record flooding in north dakota is entering a new phase. the souris river has finally crested, and new damage isn t expected far beyond the current flood zone, but the river isn t retreating, and there s still no relief in sight for owners of 4,000 homes that are under water.