levels and also the situation at the fukushima daiichi power plant. my colleague, anna korin is live in tokyo. first let's start with the work going on at the plant right now. what information are you getting about whether the reactors are in fact stabilizing? >> well, pauline, chief cabinet secretary addressed the media a short time ago, giving us an update on the situation at the nuclear power plant. he says the smoke coming from reactors two or three, this was a major problem yesterday, he says that is barely visible. that is good news. he still doesn't know what the cause of the smoke was, it may have come from the spent fuel rods. they're monitoring the situation. they feel that it's not hazardous enough that it's going to stop work. there are some 660 workers on site. half of them being tipco employees, the power company