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Was chernobyl. perhaps the good news here is the rating is retrospective, backward-looking, reflecting the severity. its also an assessment done by japanese nuclear regulators and is subject to review by the international atomic energy agency. now the latest from libya. the opposition has rejected a proposal to end the fighting because they say they wont agree to anything short of a plan to remove moammar gadhafi from power. that proposal came from the african union. and gadhafi had apparently...

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>> so basically, though, it means if they raised it to 7 it means looking back that what happened was far worse than they were saying at the time or that they knew at the time. >> well, you know, again, anderson, again, to put it in a bit of context, the rating that we apply to these things is sort of separate and different from what goes on to combat the casualty in the moment. you know, again, at the time we have to look back and see what were the capabilities, what did they know, what kind of...

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Disaster this dog was left behind. chained, now starving. you can see its ribs. ogawa fed his lunch to the dog. but what ogawa cant forget, this sign. once a proud symbol of the town that reads "nuclear energy, our hometowns future." "its ironic," he says. "the nuclear power plant was supposed to open the door to the future. instead, it closed that door." everywhere they went, radiation levels easily exceeded the legal limit. >> you think fukushima will be -- >> in this moment. >> will be like c...

Going to continue to be a concern. >> and michael, now theyre expanding the evacuation zone, but theyre not doing it based on sort of radius, which is the way we would think. theyre doing it based on where theyve gotten higher radiation readings in different towns and areas told to evacuate because of those radiation readings. that seems like an odd way to do it, isnt it? >> yeah, you know what, anderson? and again, its uncomfortable for me to be put in the position of defending people that ive ...

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In paul ryans plan. im actually not in 100% agreement of it for some of the reasons david mentioned. plus i think its a huge gamble because in order to have a balanced budget in 26 years all of the variables have to stay exactly the same. the economic variables, everything. and i think its really, really risky. but i look at it like this. i think tim pawlenty had a really good idea when he was talking about using april and june revenues to pay off americas creditors and then in the meantime slas...

Well, as expected, as we reported at the top of the program, weve just gotten word that japanese officials have raised the nuclear threat level in the fukushima disaster from a 5 to a level 7. thats the highest level until tonight. until tonight the only 7 ever was chernobyl. perhaps the only good news here is the rating is retrospective, backward-looking, reflecting the disasters initial severity. its also an initial assessment done by japans nuclear regulators and is subject to review by the i...

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