and so they've been keeping it in these large containers. and they've run out of space. obviously, they can't just go and dump the water, you know in a waste lot somewhere because then it will contaminate those areas and the public naturally is very sensitive about it. i suspect they are going to think about carting it off out to sea and dumping it at sea but there may be rules and regulations about that, too. so they have a problem. they have to get the water out of those three reactors, one, two and three. they have to get the water out before they put workers in to continue working on seth up the cooling system. but again, i underline this new development today in reactor number two, the big challenge will be if there's a leak if there's a crack in the containment vessel, then that water is going to keep on coming out. so that's the big thing is we look at the week ahead. >> okay. so i hesitate to bring this up, but i'm going to because over the weekend, trace amounts of radiation linked to the japanese plant were found in massachusetts rainwater. i wouldn't think it could travel