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RE: Why is the US media ignoring the nuclear disaster at the Hanford nuclear waste site?It’s not being ignored by the media. Here are a few sites which took no time at all to find, two of them national, one local:Hanford Nuclear Reservation tunnel collapse triggers alertHanford waste tunnel collapses, no airborne radiation detectedNo radiation reports after tunnel collapse at Hanford nuclear siteSo there is a tunnel collapse, no detectable radioactive contamination gets out (which is quite a remarkable feat given the EXTREME SENSITIVITY of the radiation detection equipment available today), no one is hurt or exposed, and they fill in the hole with dirt. I’m sorry; where is the “nuclear disaster”?This might be of interest: Radiophobia - WikipediaWhat is true is that the WW2 and Cold War period workers at Hanford were rather stupid in disposing of radwaste, and cleanup needs to be done. What is also true is that the dangers posed in most of that site are VASTLY OVERSTATED. Very possibly the best proof of that is that much of the Hanford site has become a wildlife paradise since people have been mostly excluded for over 70 years. The animals get along just fine without us and in spite of the supposed “dangerous radioactive contamination!”About Hanford Reach National MonumentHanford Reach National MonumentHanford Reach National Monument - Wikipedia

Depends on what you mean by “worst.”If you mean least affordable, then that would be San Francisco County (which, as the name implies, encompasses the city of San Francisco) and the neighboring Bay Area counties of Marin, San Mateo, and Santa Clara. Orange, Alameda, Santa Cruz, Ventura, Sonoma, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Luis Obispo Counties all ranked pretty high on the list, too.If you mean poorest, that’s Imperial County, according to Wikipedia. Per capita income there is a measly $16,409. I’m not surprised, to be honest. I’ve been through Imperial County and it’s just a bunch of dirt farms scrabbling to maintain a toehold in the desert, with a few windblown, run-down, hopeless-looking small towns in between.If you mean hardest to breathe in, that’d be Tulare County. The Visalia-Porterville-Hanford area routinely ranks the highest on lists of the top ten cities in the US (not just California—the whole US) with the worst air quality. In fact, 8 out of goddamn 10 of those cities are in California.If you mean most remote/least populous, that’d be Alpine County. It had a population of just 1,120 in 2017. The county covers an area of just 743 square miles and contains no incorporated cities. If you live in the middle of the county it’d take you an hour just to reach South Lake Tahoe. And you’d have to drive hours to get to Carson City, Reno, Sacramento, or San Francisco. Oh, and it gets pretty damn cold and snowy up there in winter.If you mean the ugliest, my vote is definitely for Kern County. Ain’t it just a garden spot?(The caption for that last photograph is “0.23-acre lot with breathtaking views located in Kern County.” BREATHTAKING VIEWS!)If you mean most dangerous/crime-ridden, it varies. The county with the most violent crimes, period, is Los Angeles County, with an incredible 42,725 violent crimes in 2014 (no surprise there). The next highest county on the list was San Diego County, with a mere 10,585. The county with the highest violent crime rate per 100,000 people in 2014 was San Francisco, with 8.2 (no surprise there, either—and I’m happy to report that the county in California with the lowest rate of violent crime per 100,000 people in 2014 was the one I was born in, Placer, with a paltry 1.6). Los Angeles County also had the highest number of property crimes in 2014, with almost 218,000—while San Francisco County took the biscuit for the highest rate of property crime per 100,000 people, with a whopping 55.4.Yeah, man. LA and Frisco are pretty scummy places.

First you'll need to create a segment that will include users with condition "count of sessions = 5" (New Segment -> Advanced / Conditions). Note that you'll need pick 'user' in the drop down. That will let you to track all the users that have the 5th session in the time frame.Next you'll need All Traffic report. Whithin source/medium report "count of sessions" as a secondary dimension will let you to look through all the sessions for these users. When you filter the report to include "count of sessions equals 1" you'll see the sources of the first sessions that happened in the time frame for users that have the 5th session in the time frame.