Fukushima Complex News Today

Think, whoa, were hoping they were starting to get to a point where they could stabilize this. it seems theyre very far from it. one particular note, that some debris may have blown apparently in a hydrogen explosion a mile or so away from the fukushima complex. what does that tell you? >> lets go back and talk about the article itself. one of the rules at the nrc is this is very important, because the guys at the plant today, theyre basically dealing with the day-to-day, minute-to-minute crises...

Edge of that doubled fukushima complex . it may be leaking since the earthquake. the ocean should be big enough to dilute radiation. but it doesnt say if it poses danger to workers . here is pictures coming in to fox news. the japanese prime minister looking at the earthquake and tsunami that triggered all of this. dominic. >>reporter: harris, you ask if it poses a work to a worker. they have to climb in the pit where they found the crack. he has to cement it. papit is two yards and full of high...

Arabiya tv. he said yemen could split into four parts if transition talks dont resume. protests in yemen have lasted six weeks and saleh says he is willing to step aside for a peaceful transition of power. demonstrators want him out immediately. a shocking development this morning at that crippled nuclear power plant in japan, where officials say radioactivity in the water at the fukushima complex is now testing 10 million times higher than normal. crews are now trying to figure out how to rem...

The fukushima complex is working. electricity is being fed in there and it is working. that is a good sign. five and six, two erathor ereas that were not damaged too much. they are trying to get things fixed in places that can work and then tackle the harder one the destroyed and damaged reactors that pose the greater risk to safety. that is one, two, three and four. one good sign, a quick ten second add on to the aid work hearkens also we are seeing this in the media criticism of the japanese g...

The fukushima complex is working. electricity is being fed in there and it is working. that is a good sign. five and six, two erathor ereas that were not damaged too much. they are trying to get things fixed in places that can work and then tackle the harder one the destroyed and damaged reactors that pose the greater risk to safety. that is one, two, three and four. one good sign, a quick ten second add on to the aid work hearkens also we are seeing this in the media criticism of the japanese g...

Where jimmy challenges him to a round of golf. wii golf. well have that clip later. first, lets get to the news, live at 5:30 a.m. here in washington, d.c., and on the east coast of the united states. the united states is taking a tougher stand on the mounting nuclear crisis in japan, authorizing the first evacuations of american government employees out of the country. in addition, the state department is warning all u.s. citizens to consider leaving japan. the unpredictable weather condition...

>> we do. im just wondering, the power interests? >> you certainly have that there but you have it there. id have a hard time making comparisons. i do think that politics there does not provide leadership and the antidote of that corporate culture we see here. the united states is taking a tougher stand in the mounting nuclear crisis in japan, authorizing the first evacuations of american government employees out of the country. the state department is also warning all u.s. citizens to conside...

Weather as well. lets get the to latest information from japan. crews right now are using military helicopters, high-pressure water cannons and fire trucks in a desperate attempt to cool the overheated fukushima complex. they are close to finishing a new power line that could restore cooling systems and ease the crisis. however, u.s. officials are giving a far bleaker assessment of the situation. look at these crowds. these are -- oh, my gosh, people trying to get out. theyre now chartering plan...

Conflicting information complicates, severely complicates our effort to understand the depth and riches of japans nuclear crisis and adding to alarm statements from top obama administration officials that they too are getting mixed signals and conflicting information from japan. and those new u.s. assessments that the crisis at the fukushima daiichi complex is more grave u.s. officials say than the japanese people are being told. >> we believe that there is no water in the spent fuel pool known ...

Complex trying to -- theyre already heroes but trying to be greater heroes to a country that doesnt know whats going to happen next. >> reporter: thats right, john. theyre making the ultimate sacrifice, arent they really. they are entering the sixth day of this crisis and they are desperately trying to contain the situation. now, from what we understand, a skeleton staff of 50 were left inside the plant but that has now expanded to almost 200 workers there. theyre working in shifts of 50, hence ...