the design so i can t tell you how the controls worked. and you need power. that was ron carsmar, he helped develop all of the control panels and nuclear sensors inside that plant about 40 years ago. i m going to bring in chad myers to explain what actually happens here when a nuclear reactor shuts down? to put some people s fear a little bit on the lesser state, any newer nuclear reactor that shuts down goes down all by itself, it cools down all by itself. you could literally take all the people in the control room and walk them away and it will cool down all by itself. this one started in 1967 and finished in 1971 did not have that capability. i asked couldn t you just retrofit that? and there s no possible way to
cutting plans have some protesters comparing the fwo governor to hitler. let s hope they aren t history teachers, hitler committed genocide and losten the strangle hold of the public employee unions had on taxpayers there. here now my fox business colleague, friend and host of varney and company, stuart varney. you predicted it a long time before it happened and now madison, wisconsin almost looks like cairo. you could see it coming, couldn t you. yes. you look carefully the finances of individual states, especially the big ones, california, new jersey all the way down the line you could see that the crunch was coming, the give back to some sort of necessary massive cuts in services are necessary. you could see it coming, it happened. now, you know the law, you know that the laws require private businesses to negotiate fairly with the labor unions and the federal government, and besides what s fair does not apply to the states, but you also know,
cutting plans have some protesters comparing the fwo governor to hitler. let s hope they aren t history teachers, hitler committed genocide and losten the strangle hold of the public employee unions had on taxpayers there. here now my fox business colleague, friend and host of varney and company, stuart varney. you predicted it a long time before it happened and now madison, wisconsin almost looks like cairo. you could see it coming, couldn t you. yes. you look carefully the finances of individual states, especially the big ones, california, new jersey all the way down the line you could see that the crunch was coming, the give back to some sort of necessary massive cuts in services are necessary. you could see it coming, it happened. now, you know the law, you know that the laws require private businesses to negotiate fairly with the labor unions and the federal government, and besides what s fair does not apply to the states, but you also know,
automatic handguns, you could craft things tightly enough that even the majority of gun owners would support them, couldn t you? you could. but then here s the problem, in the abstract, the majority of gun owners might support it, right? but then what happens, the nra is going to go against it, lobby against it for two reasons, they re a maximalist organization, they are extremists, they ve killed completely unrelated legislation whether it s d.c. getting a vote or some animal cruelty criminalization bill they were able to kill. you enter into this sort of situation, who are gun owners going to trust? the people that crafted this bill, you and me and a million other you know, the editorial pages, the new york times or democratic politicians or are they going to listen to the nra, which is going to be whispering in their ear, saying they want to come and take your guns, that s why it s so hard to pass these bills. i refuse to believe it.
arkansas, possibly in mississippi. our radar is showing light snow flurries in central zip and some of those trying to move into alabama. so maybe, just maybe you ll see a snowflake or two. your forecast for today, the east coast, sunny, cold, great lakes still some snow out there for areas like syracuse, buffalo, erie, cleveland. middle of the country, dry, we re starting to warm up in denver. buffalo for you, 61. i m sure your friends in minneapolis would like some warm era. by the time we get to thursday, some of the milder air begins to move into the middle of the country. lynn? i like to be positive, but looking at the extended forecast for next week yeah? it looks even colder than this week. all right. well that s not positive. that s bad. way to go, bill, we re only ten minutes into the show. couldn t you save it until the end so people you have a minor in meteorology, you knew it was going to be cool. right back there, bill. right back there. we ll check in wi