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>> six hours of it this morning, hope you got something in there. >> how hopefully hang with me for the next five. >> well see you later. >> good to see you. have a great day. i know you touched on this in a great way earlier, our top story, continuation this hour, a terrifying ordeal on a southwest airlines flight. the boeing 737 was headed from phoenix to sacramento yesterday when a three to four-foot hole opened in the roof. many of the passengers thought they were doomed, but the pilot manag...

Days. several of it in the reactor buildings itself, pooling there. in one case, 100,000 times near the normal level. now we were told late tonight there are tunnelsed adjacent to the reactors, some of those are filling with water as well. what you said is they are trying to pump all of that radio active water out so the workers can get back in. theyre running out of places to store the water. in some places they have vessels they can put it in. in other places theyre full so they will have to b...

In the field like richard engle and the detention that they are working under and to have -- i can understand nick having his credibility challenged by a representative of another network did pit him off. >> they used to criticize richard engle. go out there yourself. sit in the studio and say hes not doing enough. >> i dont thing nik helped his cause. >> he was angry. never seen him show so much anger. >> he clearly lost his temper and many of us dont like the stories that are journalists versu...

Barber who is the author of "jihad versus mac world." ben, federal reserve found from 2007, which was the height of the housing market, to 2009, which was really a low point, families in america lost a quarter of their wealth. the result of the recession, the result of an overheated housing market. how long account president afford to be engaged in anything other than the economic problems in this country? i know on social media, ben, i continue to get comments, whenever i tweet anything out abo...

Probably more than just patients of infants going out there and hoarding the water, understandably. the government is telling people to please dont hoard bottled water. >> what about the reports of the issue with the food supply? >> right. there are no more experts -- exports rather coming from the four prefectures around the plant. they say, you know, were not going to send out any more milk, any more leafy vegetables or certain kinds of fruits. and literally what happens is radiation is in the...

Its only this mans second hot meal in ten days. we started talking about what conditions are like living in the school. when his tearful aunt told us, all three of his children and his wife are missing. there are children here whose parents are still missing. understandably, the teachers are dont want us to film them or speak to them, they dont want them to be traumatized anymore. along with the stained art class drawings, new images, photos posted by the relatives of the missing. at zool, theyr...

First week, understandably. god knows i wouldnt want to be a japanese official right now. if you lose that credibility, then its hard to convince people. this is okay. you can move back. because theyll be suspicious. >> i know we have to wrap here. but theyre talking about trooing to get power back on. when that happens and we hear power is back on and those cooling systems are working again, crisis averted? >> still problem at reactor four but a huge improvement. a big, big improvement. >> jim ...

Later theyll see if they can get the pumps running, cooling down those reactors two have diesel pumps up and running and evidence theyre cooling down and that reactor number 3 where they have the helicopter drops, dropped water and theyve been using fire cannon, water cannons to shoot at them, they shot in 1,500 gallons of waefter. should be enough to cover the tanks, if the tank isnt leaking. an important piece of progress. when you get back to this, discovery of radioactive food, particularly ...

1st. >> reporter: johnny judge is the founder of johnnyjet.com a travel advice website. because of the dangerous situation in japan, he says travelers are having second thoughts about flying to the beleaguered country and they wont have to pay costly fees to cancel their flights. >> it wouldnt cost them anything because they can rebook for free. so, i would actually tell people not to go to tokyo, you know, wait a couple weeks. find out whats going on. >> understandably. that was rob hayes from ...

Evacuating but were not seeing anything in particular right now. we do have an exit, if we start to see something, we know to go to higher ground, pretty much the exit strategy for anybody in this particular area. >> sanjay, i think i speak for all viewers when i say, if you want to go now, you should go now. >> reporter: anderson, its one of those things again, im not sure. having been through these situations, as you have as well, there is a real heightened sense of fear and panic and understa...