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>> absolutely. >> steve and i were doing the radio yesterday and we were hearing callers calling in and saying listen, i'm not going to expand my business and i'm afraid i'm going to lose my coverage where i am because there's no obligation to give it. the company is going to pay the fine or tax or penalty, whatever they call it, today and i'm going to be on my own and in exchange, am i going to wind up government health care down the line? as you point n't even begun and three times more expensive than we thought, these exchanges aren't open, is this going to explode to 10 times the original ...

The government was saying everything was under control. the question the people have now is when will they be able to go home? >> we can't live in our homes anymore. the stores aren't open anymore. we can't find food. we need to come here to get supply autos people have found a little bit more permanent shelter as far as getting food and fuel in, it's still difficult. >> one week passed since the disaster. he says that he offers his condolences to the victims and their families. prime minister says that over the past week, the japanese people have dealt with a situation calmly. he says that th...

The question the people have now is when will they be able to go home? >> we can't live in our homes anymore. the stores aren't open anymore. we can't find food. we need to come here to get supply autos people have found a little bit more permanent shelter as far as getting food and fuel in, it's still difficult. >> one week passed since the disaster. he says that he offers his condolences to the victims and their families. prime minister says that over the past week, the japanese people have dealt with a situation calmly. he says that the japanese public placed emphasis on community ties and ...

Was going to blow up. the government was saying everything was under control. the question the people have now is when will they be able to go home? >> we can't live in our homes anymore. the stores aren't open anymore. we can't find food. we need to come here to get supply autos people have found a little bit more permanent shelter as far as getting food and fuel in, it's still difficult. >> one week passed since the disaster. he says that he offers his condolences to the victims and their families. prime minister says that over the past week, the japanese people have dealt with a situation c...

Going to blow up when the government was saying everything was under control. the question the people have now is when will they go home? >> can't live in their homes any more since the stores aren't open we can't find any food. we have to come here to get supplies. >> as far as getting food or fuel in>> one week past the disaster he offers his c condolences he offers condolences to families he says over the past week the japanese people have dealt with the situation calmly. the japanese public has placed an emphasis on community time and he is working to the to over come this disaster. the pr...