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But the headline risk is real and it has to be dealt with. >> thanks so much for the conversation. barry, fusion iq, ralph silva, strategist at silva. a pleasure, guys. on the dylan ratigan show, the race to stop a full-scale nuclear meltdown in japan and the first priority providing safety and evacuation as things get desperate for the people in that region at this hour. what can officials do, and how will the radiation affect the exposed human beings nearby? [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins wit...

Plant but especially in the area with the nuclear plant, is all of the debris removal. this is not an easy issue for them to deal with. if they're able to have a long-term recovery and build back better and stronger, they're going to need to deal with that issue pretty quickly. >> brian, is there any indication what they could do, not only with the debris that barry was just referring to, but also the sea watt that is being used to try to avert a more extreme event, as obviously being contaminated? any idea what happens to the actual sea water? >> well, they've got to keep that all contained. ...

They violently and quickly repriced everything lower in japan. >> i agree with you. that's exactly what happened. everything happened extremely dw dw quickly. we're in new markets people are reacting extremely quickly. we may see another day or two of flat, slightly lower on the japanese market. bitten of the week we'll see it settle out because all of the money is changing hand. short-term money leading the market long and medium-term money will replace that. we'll see markets come back within the next two or three weeks but we've seen most of the damage already done. >> barry, on japan? >> w...

Wind instead of blowing off of china, across the sea of japan and east as your graphics are showing it now, could either blow from the north to the south towards tokyo, or blow back west towards china? >> we don't see in the foreseeable future any threat to tokyo by a significant north winds. the winds are going light and variable this weekend but we do not think they will be strong enough to move any kind of nuclear radioactive material a significant distance from the plant, and that's why they have that zone around the plant. >> listen, an insightful conversation for us. we thank you, both o...

>> sean: a police chief says 10,000 people are believed dead in his provence alone. and temperatures are nearing the freezing point as millions of people are with out power across japan. for more let me bring in fox news anchor shepherd smith live in tokyo. shep? >> good morning from tokyo. just past 10:00 a.m. here, we're getting information about how they believe this happened. happened just after sun rise here in japan about 190 miles north of us. at the reactor number two. remember, one in three had explosions over last four days. in overnight hours, just before sun rise, they we...