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Daiichi plant. watch this time line. >> reporter: a 9.0 earthquake hits off japan's coast friday. the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant is located in one of the hardest hit areas. the quake and tsunami knocked out regular and backup cooling systems to reactors one and three. workers begin injecting sea water and boron into the reactors to prevent a meltdown. saturday afternoon a hydrogen buildup leads to an explosion, blowing the roof off the number one reactor building. four workers are hurt. midday monday, another explosion tears through the reactor number three building. the roof and to...

Explosion there. >> and, several workers were hurt in the blast that destroyed the roof and walls of the plant. two facilities lost cooling capability following the earthquake and radioactivity detected at 20 times over the normal level and the death toll rises following the disaster. the official number now is at 574. foxnews.com/hundred you missing and we now have reports and officials have been saying "we must be prepared for the number to rise," and that will be the case. as sad as it is as the day goes

There is not much they can do to prevent it. >> thanks. >> okay. >> nearly 100,000 u.s. and south korean troops are set to start a fresh round of war games this afterno afternoon. took to the streets to protest the military exercises. north korea has warned it would retaliate and consider the trils a rehearsal and invasion. >> and developing now a crucial space walk is underway. the orbiting lab has been operating on half of its normal cooling capability. last week they removed the broken pump. >> and the th day of jury

Astronauts. the iss has been running with half its cooling capability for the past ten days, and they've done some previous spacewalks trying to fix the problem, but to no avail. the president just signed off on $26 billion to save thousands of teaching jobs across the nation. this week on msnbc, we take a special look at the education crisis in this country. the series in conjunction with "ebony" magazine is called "making the grade." this hour, we focus on teachers and the huge difference they can make. rahema ellis covers education for nbc news. she's at the university of chicago at the e...

Half its cooling capability for the past ten days. pictures from space. we're back right after this. when you pursue an mba at devry university's...