2, at the facility in dolphin county, pooh. it occurred 40 years ago. the incident rated a 5 on the 7 point international nuclear event scale. here s how ed bradley of cbs news covered it. this time no evacuation. please stay inside. middletown at this time is evacuation. please stay indoors with your windows closed. this is not a community that scares easily. major floods and hurricane agnes have come here and the town has survived. but for almost a week last month, the people of middletown, pennsylvania, lived in fear of an enemy they couldn t see, hear, or feel. cbs news, of course that fear was radiation following the partial meltdown at tmi, the nuclear generating station considered the most serious nuclear power accident in the history of the u.s. for the next 90 minutes, we ll look back at the events that occurred. eric epstein is joining us live. he s the chair of the three mile island alert which is what? three mile island aslert a safe energy organization.
we begin this morning with the wet coolsi conditions oute. rain the big story titay. remains in the forecast after sunday s big downpours. red roacrews are dealing with several downed trees and flooded roadys. ornadoes, torrential rain and lhtning all reported in suffolk a tornado touched down saturday night. more than a dozen homes an businesses were damaged. you re looking at it right there. let s see what we can expect for the day ahead. i hope itts ge better aroundhe soon. i think people walked outside and thought it was over and done with. oh, no. mother nature has held onto some rain and clouds. and cooler temperatures out there.l look at the couds out there. we have rain drops on our camera overlooking reagan national airport. that s a look at the i ve city camera. this is a look at the live radar right now. heavier rain falling down through winchester. waves of rain will continue to push through the region as we head through the day. i really don see it wrapp
of 1% this morning. there was news on friday about how some of the banks in china have an extra $37 billion. t translates to about 251 250,000 yuan. taiwan, some of these tech heavy stocks, like on high like han hai. the most part continuing on this downtrend after we saw it fell the most in two weeks on friday. we have been talking about some of the asian currencies, like the renminbi. fix withe a strong weakness in the greenback recently. futures in singapore, on ang from 6.4%, jumping disaster in brazil. we see that reflected in the price as well. oil has seen volatility when it comes to the situation in venezuela. we see the likes of copper up by 1%. data.ng more on the we have been talking about the china.ial profits out of a second straight month of contraction when it comes to these industrial profits. we are still not seeing signs perhaps of the data stabilizing just yet, despite the fact that we did see industrial output at least better than expected. when it bit
single bullet theory. the program also explores the roots of distrust in government by asking the question, why doesn t america believe the warren report. good evening. for the past three nights we have been coming the circumstances of the assassination of president john f. kennedy. on sunday we returned to dealey plaza to recreate the fatal motorcade ride beneath the windows of the texas school book depository believing that rifle tests conducted by the warren commission were less than adequate we conducted new tests, more closely simulating the conditions of the actual murder. we found undiscovered evidence in film of the murder itself that the killer had more time than the minimal 5.6 seconds indicated in the warren report to get the shots off. we concluded that beyond reasonable doubt, oswald was, indeed, at least one of the killers. was there more than one? on monday night we interviewed eyewitnesss who said all the shots came from the school book depository. others eq
those who are favoring this program, which i favor, to create better opportunities for our youth. more in the field of documentaries, one good topic would be the ongoing gentrification. another topic would be the changing skylines. the third topic would be the rampant corruption at san francisco city hall. thank you very much. supervisor safai: thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on this item, please come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor stefani? supervisor stefani: thank you, supervisor. first i just want to thank susan roberts for her great work and the film commission and all the unions that are here. this legislation does help no less than 14 unions, and i think it s really important. i know this has to go to the budget and finance committee, so i would urge your support in moving this forward to the budget and finance committee at this time with a recommendation. supervisor safai: great. so are you making a motion