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Would help egypt transition to democracy. our cnn's wolf blitzer is traveling with secretary clinton and his interview with her will be on later today here on cnn. more now on japan's nuclear crisis. at the fukushima plant, a small army of workers, faces the monumental job of trying to keep the crisis of becoming a catastrophe. in the process, they are putting their own lives at risk from dangerous levels of radiation. michael free lander a former senior operator at three u.s. nuclear power plans and joins us via skype from hong kong. you have a lot of species when it it comes to being on th...

>> i'm sure they have the experts in the health physic there's assisting them and who are monitoring their circumstance. really, it would be inappropriate for us to speculate on their health conditions. nuclear workers know what they're getting into before they go to work there. they monitor their dosage very closely over the course of their career in the nuclear power industry. and with the professionals that are there who are helping them out on a day-to-day, minute-to-minute basis, i'm sure that they're being properly monitored. >> michael, finally if you had a chance to talk to their famil...

Home to you as quickly as possible. >> michael frielander, you know what it's like. we appreciate it. thank you. here's your chance to talk back about what the u.s. military's doing in japan. there are navy ships that are off the japanese coast, thousands of military personnel who are helping with this rescue and recovery effort. carol costello is joining us with the question about whether or not we really feel that they should be there, what kands of sacrifice they are making. >> what point does the united states military pull them out, or does it? it's difficult questions. president obama ...