The wet bar complete with hats and patients for north Koreas Nuclear ambitions the stores and more next time tightly. Welcome to prime time news its monday november twenty fifth year in korea one from full minute to hang them from limping so much for joining us. We begin this evening with president fox reaction to pro north korea remarks by a group of catholic priests over the weekend. The Korean Leader said that she will tolerating condone any attempts to cause social conflict in the country and uses president ial Office Correspondents are going to reports. Recent remarks by priests from a leftist camp the crew that seemingly justified north korea shelling it get to the island three years ago. Coffee attention of president packing an extra spot to give up that day but the warning to whom one that the teaching time dont they get in local currencies in the beginning you can be honey you dont at least dont walk will keep out of town and commune kicking game to me that question respect an
Gerri well, our top story tonight, a salmonella outbreak raising alarms about how se are food is. The cdc blaming the government shut down for the slow response to link foster farms to the outbreak and is bringing for letting employees back to work. The company has a history of prior illnesses and was flanked as recently as last february causing at least 124 people to get sick. And while the usda is threatening to shut down three foster farms chicken plants, is enough being done . With more on this, executive director at the National Consumers league. Thank you for coming. Thiss one of those critical stories. The safety of the food supply. I want to work through a take talk of what has happened. This sure is not the first time weve been through this l the way back in january 2010 Consumer Reports found 80 pcent of thchicken they sampd h tested positive for lmonella. In may 2012, i recall of mislabeled turkey burgers. In februaryy2013, at least 124 people in 12 states get sick by raw po
Nuclear energy has always been an important part of Energy Supply worldwide and taiwan is no exception. On todays program, we are delighted to have a conversation with officer with professor way kuo from City University hong kong to discuss the state of Nuclear Energy in hong kong. Good to be here. A pleasure to have your on the program today. You have recently come out with a book on the state of Nuclear Energy. Can you tell us a little bit about the book and what are some of the important findings in the book . Ok. This is a book that was written right after my visit at fukushima about two and half years ago. The energy issue is a major issue today. The key of the book is to look for a connection between energy and the environment. The issue that addresses in the book is to look at the trade offs among manufacturers. Like resources, safety, reliability, all kinds of benefits we can get from energy and what are the side effects i using different resources . It you having titled the bo
Nuclear energy has always been an important part of Energy Supply worldwide and taiwan is no exception. On todays program, we are delighted to have a conversation with officer with professor way kuo from City University hong kong to discuss the state of Nuclear Energy in hong kong. Good to be here. A pleasure to have your on the program today. You have recently come out with a book on the state of Nuclear Energy. Can you tell us a little bit about the book and what are some of the important findings in the book . Ok. This is a book that was written right after my visit at fukushima about two and half years ago. The energy issue is a major issue today. The key of the book is to look for a connection between energy and the environment. The issue that addresses in the book is to look at the trade offs among manufacturers. Like resources, safety, reliability, all kinds of benefits we can get from energy and what are the side effects i using different resources . It you having titled the bo
Nuclear energy has always been an important part of Energy Supply worldwide and taiwan is no exception. On todays program, we are delighted to have a conversation with officer with professor way kuo from City University hong kong to discuss the state of Nuclear Energy in hong kong. Good to be here. A pleasure to have your on the program today. You have recently come out with a book on the state of Nuclear Energy. Can you tell us a little bit about the book and what are some of the important findings in the book . Ok. This is a book that was written right after my visit at fukushima about two and half years ago. The energy issue is a major issue today. The key of the book is to look for a connection between energy and the environment. The issue that addresses in the book is to look at the trade offs among manufacturers. Like resources, safety, reliability, all kinds of benefits we can get from energy and what are the side effects i using different resources . It you having titled the bo