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to be taken out. if there is no water heat cannot be taken off and that leads to the heating of the rods, and it can be damaged so it is possible that the fuel rods get damaged and sense there is the roof of reactor seeing damage, this is more leakage of radiation out of the site. shepard: it is my understanding that the outer shell of the fuel rods could catch fire, doctor, and that because they are outside a containment dome this could be a very bad situation, indeed, is that everstating it. guest: it is a bad situation. that is for sure. and you are correct, if there is . (inaudible) if the fuel rods over heat they can have a reaction and this could lead to a similar explosion as we saw before on
the second of tonight s comments, at a college basketball doubleheader next week, they are asking fans to share your sole. they re asking fans to bring shoes. haiti? south dakota. the shoe donations are being sought at the university of south dakota and they re for the residents of the cheyenne sioux river reservation. electricity, water heat and light are cut off and dozens are still cut off, and the government has done next to nothing for the residents. doing nothing for these people, an american tradition since at least 1776. many viewers advised us they were horrified, it s not haiti, it s not 3 million people, it s 50,000. and it s 450 miles away from st. paul, minnesota. the most bang for your buck,
the second of tonight s comments and this is how bad the continuing latest humanitarian crisis has become. at a college basketball doubleheader next week, they are asking fans to share your sole. they re asking fans to bring shoes. haiti? south dakota. the shoe donations are being sought at the university of south dakota and they re for the residents of the cheyenne sioux river reservation. two weeks ago the reservations were hit by blizzards and ice storms. 2500 utility poles fell. electricity, water heat and light are cut off and dozens are still cut off, and the government has done next to nothing fortunative americans who on a nice sunny spring day still face unemployment of 85%. doing nothing for these people, an american tradition since at least 1776. i mentioned this in worsts last night and many viewers advised us they were horrified, it s not haiti, it s not 3 million people affected. it s more like 50,000 and it s 450 miles away from st. paul,
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