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>> joining me now is the man whose super pac is behind that ad. none other than former new jersey senator and one-time democratic presidential candidate bill bradley. senator bradley, thank you so much for being here. nice to have you. >> good to be with you, jake. >> senator, let me just start off with, i mean, this is -- this ad is evoking comparisons to the infamous daisy ad released by lyndon johnson's campaign in 1964. it only aired once, as you know. young girl in a field counting flower petals. cuts to a nuclear cloud. incredibly controversial. but it's credited with helping to win ly...

Number of flights and helicopters that can get to certain areas. as for the damage of the fukushima nuclear plant, the u.n.'s nuclear agency says the situation is grave, but they say it's not deteriorating badly. we'll take that for what it's worth right now. as these situations change so, so rapidly. in the meantime, new reports that radioactive fallout from japan's disaster has now reached the california coast, but this report claims the readings are, quote, about a billion times beneath levels that would be held threatening. still, the epa monitoring the air quality out west as you can imag...

Meantime this is fox news alert keeping a sharp eye open for signs of radioactive fallout on american soil. reports say the leading edge of what is believed to be a nuclear cloud has reached the west coast of the united states. some radiation has been detected in southern california leading atomic experts say the first readings are about a billion times lower than levels that would have any impact on public health. trace gallagher is live in los angeles, and trace is that calming some of the fear that is out there. >> reporter: a little bit megyn. it's harmless now, now we know as we watch fuk...

How many aftershocks we've been having and how strong they are. a half hour ago we had a 6.0 aftershock and can produce little minor tsunamis and very concerned. it's unusual having this many aftershocks and concerned with the wind direction in case we get a nuclear cloud. right now, a light onshore flow. over the next few days, the wind is going off the coast. if there are any nuclear catastrophes, it's heading over the pacific. a slow commute for your troubles. a little chilly in d.c. carry your umbrella. you may need it on the way home. most of the areas in the east coast should be dry. m...

Major nuclear fallout stretching as far east as the united states if the nuclear cloud is able to escape and they do not get the core under control. >> absolutely. this could be the worst of all three disasters. you have the first disaster, the earthquake second disaster is the tsunami that destroyed significant parts of the northern part of japan on the coast and the third could be the worst, which is nuclear fallout and the worst of that situation. just from what we know which as you mentioned the information is changing rapidly, it is hampering search-and-rescue efforts significantly and th...