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Into the sky on to the facility. sounds happen hazard but it is keeping radio as activity levels at a steady level. keeping heat at a steady level but there has got to be something done. there has been an electrical line hooked up first to the! tearor of the complex and then into the maze of buildings that compose the entire area. one and then a second reactor will be hooked up with electricity. the big question is whether the coolant pumps which have been rattled by first the tsunami of course, and then by hydrogen blasts and fires whether they can actually work. the answer is maybe, maybe no...

Into the sky on to the facility. sounds happen hazard but it is keeping radio as activity levels at a steady level. keeping heat at a steady level but there has got to be something done. there has been an electrical line hooked up first to the! tearor of the complex and then into the maze of buildings that compose the entire area. one and then a second reactor will be hooked up with electricity. the big question is whether the coolant pumps which have been rattled by first the tsunami of course, and then by hydrogen blasts and fires whether they can actually work. the answer is maybe, maybe no...

>> they've said that they're trying to restore power to these facilities with a new electrical line and will try to do that today, though it's not clear how immediate the impact would be. jim, what are you watching most closely, as well? >> just exactly what was just said. i was hopeful when they said they were getting power in there. as soon as they get power in there, they may run into other problems because of the damage from the hydrogen blasts. so i think that's a step in the right direction, but that's no guaranty. but let me back up for a second, anderson. you just had an extraordinary ...

Jim, what are you watching most closely, as well? >> just exactly what was just said. i was hopeful when they said they were getting power in there. as soon as they get power in there, they may run into other problems because of the damage from the hydrogen blasts. so i think that's a step in the right direction, but that's no guaranty. but let me back up for a second, anderson. you just had an extraordinary interview with a japanese government spokesman, which essentially was a microcosm of what we're going through right now. you asked him about the fact that the top nuclear official in the u...