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" At a time when Wall Street firms are doling out platinum-plated bonuses , it 's hard to believe New York could be losing its ability to attract and keep skilled financial professionals . " Nuclear power plants are inherently robust structures that our studies show provide adequate protection in a hypothetical attack by an airplane , " NRC Chairman Dale Klein said in a statement , adding that plant operators already must be able to manage large fires or explosions , no matter the cause.Klein called the new rule " only one piece " of an effort to enhance reactor security and said the NRC will continue to examine and discuss the issue of airborne threats and take additional actions if found to be necessary.The defense plan , formally known as the Design Basis Threat , spells out what type of attack force the government believes might target a commercial power reactor and what its operator must be capable of defending against.While details are sketchy because of security concerns , the plan requires defense against a relatively small force , perhaps no more than a half-dozen attackers , but that they could come from multiple directions including by water and could include suicide teams.The plan , which formally approves many of the procedures that have long been in place , reflects the increased concerns raised by the Sept. 11 , 2001 , terrorist attacks . It 's hard to tell , Mucciaroni said . The high court in this term has already reversed a 9th Circuit decision that overturned a death sentence.Dieter said the justices are " in a rather complex area of the law . China said Tuesday that those talks _ the latest round of which ended in December with no breakthrough _ will resume next week.Glaser said the two sides planned to meet again to talk further about U.S. financial restrictions imposed due to Pyongyang 's alleged smuggling and counterfeiting , but no date had been set.Washington took action against the Banco Delta Asia in 2005 , accusing the bank of complicity in North Korea 's alleged illegal financial activity such as counterfeiting and money-laundering.The move has caused other banks to steer clear of North Korean business for fear of losing access to the U.S. market , hampering the North 's access to the international financial system.The North says the restrictions are evidence of U.S. hostility.U.S . " While it 's not enough to override a veto , it 's enough to show we have tremendous momentum , " said Rep. Diana DeGette ( D-Colo . " If there 's a need for a recount , it 's important to have something to count .