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The reactor and then they plow through the eight feet of concrete and steal. they keep going all the way to china. which will be hard, because it would have to take, it has to go north quickly. i guess this would be not the china syndrome if this were real. it would be more like the norman, oklahoma, syndrome. i would burn a hole through the earth. does that sound even reasonable? nothing like that has ever even happened at the worst nuclear incident in history, chernobyl. experts verify not goi...

Through the eight feet of concrete and steal. they keep going all the way to china. which will be hard, because it would have to take, it has to go north quickly. i guess this would be not the china syndrome if this were real. it would be more like the norman, oklahoma, syndrome. i would burn a hole through the earth. does that sound even reasonable? nothing like that has ever even happened at the worst nuclear incident in history, chernobyl. experts verify not going to happen. its impossible. i...

Releases, but theres nothing of the order of magnitude of what happened at chernobyl where there was no containment building, no pressure vessel. so all of the safeguards that are in place to protect the public from the materials and the reactor core werent available in chernobyl, but they are here. >> but we know that there are at least 50 workers still trying everything possible to cool those cores, which at least from what im reading, could be exposed, and yesterday you had a japanese officia...

Navy ships providing help to the millions in japan without food or water and we will have the latest on the rescue and relief efforts and the race to find survivors at this hour. "fox & friends," hour three begins right now. welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning, we start out with breaking news out of japan. the countrys prime minister now calling deadly quake and tsunami the greatest crisis facing the country since the second world war. plus there are conflicting reports on the quak...

War ii. they are worried about possible melt downs and potential for an explosion at nuclear reactors, along the northeast earn coast. and, more than 170,000 people evacuating the area, where authorities fear now more than 10,000 people have already died from the quake and a wall of water that rushed right through. david piper on the ground, streaming live with the latest from tokyo. david, give us the latest. what is the situation, with the nuclear scare? >> reporter: well, jamie, theres a real...