everybody in the world, everybody that owns a nuclear power plant is, you know, wants to do whatever they can to get the situation under control. >> harris: and i asked that, james, because you know, what we're hearing now is that one of the-- the plant experiencing trouble, the second plant there that we know of, no explosions there, but some sort of trouble, emergency, is saying that the radiation levels that were leaking have gone down. what does that tell you? >> well, that, you know, is certainly good news, but, you know, the key thing here is you have a nuclear core and it has fuel rods in it and those fuel rods put off intense amount of heat and the key thing, they have be to be constantly cooled and that's the whole thing that could breach ut containment facility. so, you have to be -- that's good news, but the key question is, you know, can he they control and contain the fuel rods and the reactor. until they can give you a positive statement that, yes, we can do that, then i think you've got to be concerned.