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Introverted. what is his strategy, do you think, expected to be? >> yeah, this was interesting about larry paige. hes very different from the old ceo of google, eric schmidt who had a public face. hes very different from how we think of ceos. we think of them as outgoing and extroverted. thatll be more focused on revitalizing internal processes and making the company much more entrepreneurial. as a result, i think well see them taking aim at competitors. theyre working on it. kind of as a tactic...

Quarter of the time that is not happening. the report does not name the specific facilities where this happened but the system did just work in tennessee, for example, where a new plant is being built right now, and in that case the company building the plant, the tennessee valley authority, found a contractor was allegedly falsifying safety documents. they found out about it, they turned him in, and here is an executive from the company. >> we actually have processes in place design dodd do thi...

Is that those processes be stopped. >> we laerd yesterday from the president in the rose garden. he said specifically hes asked the nrc to take a very close look at each and every one of those plants in united states. robert alvarez, always a pleasure to speak with you talking about this issue at fukushima daiichi. >> thank you for having me on. listen to this. >> translator: i have no words to express my feelings. i lost my mind. we will have to start from zero. >> starting from zero. that is...

Natural processes move it around, downstream, downstream air wise or water wise. good news i the wind is coming in from the northwest, blowing whatever is coming out of that nuclear plant offshore, and thats going to continue for a while. the only way we have to assess whats -- what amount is in that wind is by their measurements there at the plant. the plant is not putting out radiation, its putting out some material, especially by way of explosion, but its pleblowing offshore. tomorrow japanes...

Turns the turbine. you cool it off, pump it back through here and cool down the reactor. rather than burning coal and remember wag the steam, well, you have a reactor core and control rods and pods here warming with you are rain yum inside a nuclear reactor. those rods are warming water to warm water, to warm steam, to warm a turbine, and it goes on and on. and as long as processes are working, everything works great. the problem is that it didnt work right, because when the earthquake happened,...

Warming the air and youre being warmed by that air. if all of these closed systems work in a nuclear reactor, nothing goes wrong. here you go, the water comes in, it cools down this, this is part of a turbine, the turbine is turning, whether its a coal-fired plant or not, the coal-fired plant warms water, water turns the steam, steam turns the turbine. you turn this down. cool it off. you pump it off and cool down the reactor. now, rather than burning coal and warming the steam, well, youve got ...

Reactor core and control rods and pods here warming with your uranium inside a nuclear reactor. those rods are warming water to water warm to warm steam to water a turbine. goes on and on and on. as long as all processes are working, its great. the problem is it didnt work right because when the earthquake happened, power got shut off. this was generating its own power. the power shut off and then the backups came in. the backups were a little generator, literally. they got flooded by the tsunam...

Morally blame the i.r.a. for it. so there he is not passing blame, saying theyre just casual what is basically a military campaign. i know all these arts, you know them, neil. it is a war. what did you make of his decision to do something which i find appalling, to cast this giant net -- it is joe mccarthy, like everybody in the state department is corrupt, every intellectual. my mother used to talk like this occasionally, i know how it goes. your thoughts. >> i think its a huge mistake, one thi...

Morally blame the i.r.a. for it. so there he is not passing blame, saying theyre just casual what is basically a military campaign. i know all these arts, you know them, neil. it is a war. what did you make of his decision to do something which i find appalling, to cast this giant net -- it is joe mccarthy, like everybody in the state department is corrupt, every intellectual. my mother used to talk like this occasionally, i know how it goes. your thoughts. >> i think its a huge mistake, one thi...

Movie. i would lock him up. >> hes locked in. whos the producer? >> well, chris moore, who produced "good will hunting," my old friend, chris and john gordon, those guys. >> paul greengrass to help with direction -- >> pauls brilliant, yeah. the great thing about anthony minghella send it once a long time ago when i went to meet him for "the talented mr. ripley," he started asking questions about gus van zandt and steven spielberg and francis ford coppo coppola. i was looking at him like you jus...