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Shouldnt have water, and it has now radioactive water. now, the problem with that is, they have even more radioactive water in other spots that are filling up. so what they want to do is get the less radioactive water and dump it into the ocean. now, when you think about what the ocean is, and all this radioactive water theyre going to dump into it, you know, its just that much into a huge, huge bathtub. regardless, its a scary proposition, especially for the folks in japan. this is a map and an...

>> the tsunami has already engulfed some cities, fires breaking out due to the earthquake. >> cars are tossed about. we still dont know if passengers got out before the tsunami hit. just offshore, a giant vortex of ocean currents looks like something from science fiction, but its all too real. the airport in sendai, closest to the earthquakes epicenter, is now like much of the city, under water. people stranded on its roof. >> it looks like the sendai

>> homes are swallowed in an instant. water roars six miles inland, devouring everything in its path. >> the tsunami has already engulfed some cities, fires breaking out due to the earthquake. >> cars are tossed about. we still dont know if passengers got out before the tsunami hit. just offshore, a giant vortex of ocean currents looks like something from science fiction, but its all too real. the airport in sendai, closest to the earthquakes epicenter, is now like much of the city,

It happened. it could have been from the underlying ocean currents underneath that contributed to the breakup or some of the cabatic winds that flowed off of the iceland cap to the glacier or from the general pressure that is associated with glacial movement over time. >> we will go to other monitors and maps. jim, you lead the way and we will talk about this. this is very interesting. this is just a couple of days ago and you can see how far it has broken away from the main glacier, and this is...

Looks like the florida keys, miami, and fort lauderdale could actually be in jeopardy now. those areas have according to noaa a 61% to 80% chance that oil will reach their beaches and noaa says the oil wont be in the form it is now. it would be much more degraded. the dispersant would have had some work on it. it would be in the form of scattered tar balls and not the large surface slick of oil that weve seen out here. the threat outlined in noaas model though does not necessarily indicate that ...

By a quarter of a mile, and you are down in the part per million range, and the low part per million and less than a part per million, so it is just -- it is possible, but it strikes me that so much water and so much pollution, that this is an extreme problem. most of this methane gas is coming to the surface, and some of it is dissolving in the water column, but it is being dispersed over a large area. incredible. remember, this well, if you were standing back a mile, it look like a fireplug sp...

Beaches? extremely white beaches. >> absolutely. >> look at that. thats about as wide. its a heck of a lot wider than the beaches by ariannas house in l.a. anybody on the west coast, if you want to see white beaches. >> thats right. >> still looking pretty good there. >> it is. and its sort of you wonder if the barrier islands of louisiana and the way the ocean currents are working in the gulf if its going to end up actually saving mississippi and they are going to get skipped over while, you kn...

Never done it this deep or on such a large scale. in the meantime, the oil keeps on gushing. take a look at this animation showing the spills progression since the b.p.-owned rig blew up off the louisiana coast. you can see it changing shape as the wind and ocean currents move it around. right now its about the size of delaware. the fear along with it making land fall is it may escape the gulf and travel up the eastern seaboard. well show you more of the spill in a moment and whats being done to...

Ask your doctor if cialis is right for you. you can be ready for your moment with cialis. the oil spill now. they ear trying to lower a ruptured well. in the meantime, the oil keeps on gushing. take a look at this animation showing the spills progression since the b.p.-owned rig blew up off the louisiana coast. you can see it changing shape as the wind and ocean currents move it around. right now its about the size of delaware. the fear along with it making land fall is it may escape the gulf ...

Its almost may 1. and folks trying to get up over i-80 over towards silver springs, california, and over towards the tahoe area, youve got a problem. so caltrans is out there policing, and thats whiteout condition across parts of california. how about vermont. we talked about this yesterday. here are the totals, 2 feet plus in jefferson, jt vermont, can you believe that mt. washington, 22 inches, thats in new hampshire, one of the highest peaks there. pleasant valley, 20 inches of snow there. so...