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>> it's blowing offshore away from japan. this is a computer model that will model the atmosphere for the next five days. we'll let it stop, because it is still moving right now to monday. when it starts again, you'll notice that from right now, the wind will be blowing offshore. follow it around this giant low pressure center, possibly going over the alaska islands there, the aleutians, and then back into eastern russia. then again, possibly as it moves in. now that's a theoretical particle, almost like a balloon that won't go up and down. does radiation act like that? no. but that's how the ...

Also tonight, the latest on the efforts to find those who are missing and to recover those who are dead being hampered now by freezing temperatures and snow on the ground, which makes it all the more difficult for searchers. several of whom are from the united states. we'll have a report on their efforts ahead. ♪ what do you see yourself doing after you do retire? client comes in and they have a box. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize. "i better start doing something." we open up that box. we organize it. and we make decisions. we really are here to help ...

You talked about the water cannons dropping from helicopters and even people who study this, if you start talking about a full-on meltdown situation, where these rods are so hot that nobody can get anywhere near here, and you can't do anything about it, frankly nobody really knows what's going to happen, especially in one like number three where they have uranium and plutonium. some people are talking about temperatures pushing 10,000 degrees. and they have no idea what that will do to the zarconium. nobody knows. they're making it up. >> in terms of making it up, we're trying to verify as muc...

Tom foreman. jim, the word now today that we just got about -- in the last four or two is that there were attempts by helicopter to pour water onto the plant. only one of the efforts was successful and then those missions have been called off because of radiation levels. what does that tell you about what's going on in that plant? >> one, it tells you that we're in a very difficult -- i don't want to use the word desperate but very difficult situation. you know, if you're trying to drop water out of the air, and that's not even that much water, and if it hits the target, that it doesn't splash...

People here in tokyo who say they believe what the government is telling them. what do you make of what the u.s. government today said is going on, the fact that those fuel pods in one of the reactors had been completely exposed. >> two things. those press conferences were no content press conferences early on. and then the story changed. you know, i warned then and we talked and it, the most precious commodity the government has is credibility. once that's gone, it's hard to get it back. they need it not for today or tomorrow, but every day after. let's say they get this thing under control. ...