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Transcripts for CNN The Lead With Jake Tapper 20150416 20:07:00

large aircraft with missiles not smaller aircraft flying in airspace where they don t expect them. i would say today we re not prepared for that. reporter: doug liz hughes took off from gettysburg pennsylvania traveling nearly 100 miles into restricted airspace. the trip took roughly two hours. the faa, capitol police and homeland security monitored airspace around the clock. what s supposed to happen is the monitoring agencies communicate in realtime on a conference call. any potential threat is assessed. then norad steps in s ins in scrambling a military jet or coast guard chopper and can shoot down an aircraft if necessary. how did they miss this? homeland security secretary jeh johnson says because it actually flew under the radar. the gyro copter on average flies comfortably 50 to 100 feet although it s capable of flying

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Transcripts for CNN The Situation Room 20150416 21:30:00

100 miles into restricted airspace. the trip took roughly two hours. the faa, secret service, capitol hill police and homeland security monitor radar for this hypersensitive airspace around the clock. when there s an incident the monitoring agencies are supposed to communicate in realtime on a conference call. any potential threat is assessed. then norad steps in. scrambling either a military jet or a coast guard chopper, and can shoot down an aircraft if necessary. so how did they miss this? homeland security secretary of state jeh johnson says because it actually flew under the radar. the gyrocopter on average flies comfortably at 50 to 100 feet. although it s capable of flying higher. at that altitude it s out of reach of most radar detection. a clear you haver in act. i ve said that a number of times it would be simple to take

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110314:03:37:00

natural disaster historically estimated for both the sites and the surrounding area. and harris. great information, peter, thank you. well, we now know some amount of radiation has leaked from at least one of the damaged nuclear power plants in japan. what are the potential health risks if people are contaminated? dr. mark segal is a member of the fox news medical a-team joining us now. thank you, doctor, for being here. i know you ve been monitoring agencies in japan that have been giving the numbers of people exposed or not exposed to radiation, what have you found out. conflicting reports, but looks like 160 people exposed or gotten sick and 16 workers have gone to the hospital. there we re talking about something called radiation sickness, that s acute, that wouldn t mean a lot of radiationings something like 10,000 times what you get in a chest x-ray, that would make you nauseous, vomiting diarrhea, skin problems. that s acute, that s not likely if we use chernobyl as an

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110313:23:37:00

radioactive moulton mass and burst through the containment mechanisms and to the outside. and the new radioactivity into the ground, the air, the water and some of that could carry into the atmosphere into the west coast of the united states. about one-fifth of electricity in the united states comes from nuclear power and we ve got 104 reactors, but the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission says you should not be concerned because all u.s. nuclear power plants were built taking into account the most severe natural disaster historically estimated for both the sites and the surrounding area. and harris. great information, peter, thank you. well, we now know some amount of radiation has leaked from at least one of the damaged nuclear power plants in japan. what are the potential health risks if people are contaminated? dr. mark segal is a member of the fox news medical a-team joining us now. thank you, doctor, for being here. i know you ve been monitoring agencies in japan that have been

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