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Going to cut off one-fifth of the energy overnight. what i said was that there are some plants -- we have 23 of these fukushima designs here in the united states, a number of them on the new madrid fault. it's crazy to keep moving forward with old decrepit plant that's are then set on these fault lines o. that's insane. it has to be revisited by an independent evaluation. >> james, is there some middle ground here? i mean, can we -- should we be building nuclear plants with far more redundancy for an earthquake and a tsunami at the same time? >> yes. and we already have substantial safety regu...

Team. joining me, paul gunter, the president of reactor oversight and james taylor, a senior fellow at the hartland institute. paul, nuclear plants, good or bad for this country? >> bad. i mean, cliearly what's been noe straighted the fume chkushima i nuclear power is more of a disaster. when you need the power the most, this system will fail you, as has happened. you know, i think what we should remember is is that nuclear power plants, whether they're pressurized water reactors like he showed there, or boiling water reactors like at fukushima, they all shut down when the grid goes down. beca...

Week. this effort to count america's population is a massive undertaking only happens every 10 years. so, just how many counters will it take, how much does it cost and what does all this information really rused for? check in with james rosen in washington to break it all down for us. james in. >> reporter: good afternoon. kudos to our top producer, maria donovan, laying down very groovy 1974 jefferson starship, count on me, teasing out to the bump right now. the great recession has been a boon to the census bureau it created a unusually well-qualified applicant pool for 1.2 million workers d...