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Down on a timetable. >> ed henry, thanks very much. fredricka, of course in the united states there is afghanistan, there is still a presence in iraq. the united states perhaps with a smaller appetite than a country like france for direct military involvement in another country. >> and this one, another muslim country, and that too has its own ramifications and that's why the u.s. is in large part trying to be cautious but that it is militarily involved. of course we'll send yet a different message around the world. >> all right. i believe now the time to go to break or get our viewers caught ...

Radiation poisoning. >> it's not me. i'm citing a stunning number of physicists and from the "new york times," the "times" of london, there is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts we should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer. the "new york times" science section for example a few years ago reported on a study from canada where all these women who had had tuberculosis got an inordinate number of chest x-rays. their breast cancer rate was lower than the general population. there were apartments put...

Radiation poisoning. >> it's not me. i'm citing a stunning number of physicists and from the "new york times," the "times" of london, there is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts we should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer. the "new york times" science section for example a few years ago reported on a study from canada where all these women who had had tuberculosis got an inordinate number of chest x-rays. their breast cancer rate was lower than the general population. there were apartments put...

Radiation poisoning. >> it's not me. i'm citing a stunning number of physicists and from the "new york times," the "times" of london, there is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts we should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer. the "new york times" science section for example a few years ago reported on a study from canada where all these women who had had tuberculosis got an inordinate number of chest x-rays. their breast cancer rate was lower than the general population. there were apartments put...

Rods covered in water and managing that heat. and, you know, if you can get the reactor situation stabilized, then that might free up some, you know, attention and resources to focus on the other problem. the challenge here is you're dealing with all of these problems all at the same time. >> sure. and according to the iaea, these guys who are down there encountering these levels of radiation that is about equivalent to getting 2,000 chest x-rays per hour, obviously it will be naive to think these guys are not going to walk away with serious, serious health damages and issues. why -- what do y...