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Work, maybe weve found solution to our illegal immigration policy." finally the ladies of the "view" were discussing the firing of gotfried when the co-host behar made what some call an inappropriate comparison. she said, "maybe people who just need relief from the terror of all of it, im sure people in concentration camps made jokes about each other about the nazis, about their situation." the antidefamation league responded saying, "the comparison between jokes about the japan tsunami to what ...

Youre in "the situation room." happening now, were tracking two major international stories. breaking news in japan, the crisis level is raised at a triple nuclear reactors. officials say the problems are worse than originally thought. emergency workers struggling to hold their own in a battle to head off the catastrophe. and president obama warns libyas leader to call off his troops or face military action. the u.s. and its allies prepare to carry out a u.n. resolution authorizing military forc...

Welcome back to "hardball". japan has raised its rating of that nuclear disaster to a level five. former member of the nuclear regulatory commission said the crisis even surpasses three mile island. thats the standard. there it is on that score there on that grid. time is running out as emergency workers raise a full blown meltdown and nuclear chain reaction. more on the desperate situation. lets turn to mike freelander. david albright who is a former nuclear weapons inspector and president of t...

Human health. >> sanjay gupta in tokyo, thanks, sanjay. youre in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news. helicopters and fire trucks are deployed in the desperate effort to cool an overheated nuclear reactor by dousing it with water. radiation is still high, but emergency workers may be holding the line. some people on the west coast of the united states worry that radiation could travel 5,000 miles and reach california. well look at how theyre acting on their anxieties. and we...

Emergency workers rescued a 4-month-old baby hob had been swept out of her parents arms and stranded for days among the debris. no one can say for certain just how she survived the water and the wreckage around her. there is a mystery in the course of human events, but in the midst of economic recovery and global upheaval, disasters like this remind us of the common humanity that we share. we see it in the responders who are risking their lives at fukushima, we show it through the help that has ...

Emergency workers rescued a 4-month-old baby who had been swept out of her parents arms and stranded for days among the debris. no one can say for certain how she survived the water and the wreckage around her. there is a mystery in the course of human events. but in the midst of economic recovery and global upheaval, disasters like this remind us of the common humanity that we share. we see it in the responders risking their lives at fukushima, we show it through the help that is poured into ja...

Are still relatively low, 10 times above background sounds terrifying, but in absolute terms its no extra radiation than about one and a half ct scans. >> youre a great guest, james acton. thank you very much for coming on. the emergency workers that we were talking about. heroic people on the job, racing against the clock to prevent a meltdown, but if theyre forced to leave, nobody stops a meltdown. what risks are they facing? what are the odds they can get the job done? were hearing about le...

Statement from our president. barack obama is set to speak on the crisis in japan anytime this afternoon. the united states government is sending charter flights to get americans out of that country. its a frantic attempt to bomb the nuclear plants overhead with water. theyve had worked at it all day and night. it appears to have failed. iaea says that the situation is serious. high radiation levels were detected about an hour ago. more than 18 1/2 miles away from the fukushima plant. now theyre...

Work, maybe weve found solution to our illegal immigration policy." finally the ladies of the "view" were discussing the firing of gotfried when the co-host behar made what some call an inappropriate comparison. she said, "maybe people who just need relief from the terror of all of it, im sure people in concentration camps made jokes about each other about the nazis, about their situation." the antidefamation league responded saying, "the comparison between jokes about the japan tsunami to what ...

Not yet, anyway. >> great reporting and good friend to have over there in tokyo. lee cowen, thank you for reporting for us. theres conflicting information about the status of the fukushima daiichi plant. we had four to six reactors in trouble there. heres what we know so far. the top u.s. regulator presented a grave assessment of the crippled reactor before congress today. he said the skeletal crew of emergency workers may be subjected to lethal doses of radiation that could keep them from ser...