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The Business News now with samantha simmonds. We begin in the us and the Strike Action affecting the auto industry. Because us President Joe Biden is today expected to join workers on the picket line in michigan. The industrial unrest has highlighted a clash between the president s support for unions and his push for clean energy. 0ur north America Business reporter, erin delmore, joins me. Good to see you. Joe biden s visit comes a day before donald trump is due to visit the picket line. Is it more about politics or the issue at hand for the president question both candidates are vying for a crucial block of voters in the 2024 election, and even though it is more than a year away they are focused firmly on it. Michigan is a critical swing state, a must win for biden and donald trump, as you saw when he won in 2016. President biden took the state in 2020. They are peeling to the workers and try to show solidarity. President biden is standing with Union President s and shoulder to shoul
as serious as this was the chernobyl disaster in ukraine in 1986. scientists in japan are emphasizing the differences, though. they say the radiation coming out of fukushima so far is one-tenth of what was released at chernobyl. on monday, authorities ordered more towns near the plant be evacuated because of growing concerns about radiation. the new rating is provisional, a chief japanese nuclear spokesman says the final level won t be set until the disaster is over. we want to bring in cnn s kim la kyung lah. reporter: they were able to secure official monitoring data. that s the official line. what international agencies and specifically international critics are saying they don t believe the data has changed at all, that japan knew all this data existed. what has changed is that the