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Great buckeye state. alisyn: like so many places ohio has suffered major job loss. he plans major changes to the state's education system. bill: first wisconsin, now ohio. some nuclear experts calling the crisis in japan a slow-moving nightmare. a fire at a reacrossor there raising new fears of a possible meltdown which would lead to a massive radiation leak. we haven't gone there yet. the experts closely watching all three nuclear plants close to that quake zone. jay, welcome back to both of you. jay, you were with us yesterday in ohio and you all thought we were overreacting. we needed to th...

Japanese facility understand the risks and seem to be willing to pay that price. >> reporter: for much of the last 24 hours, the iaea has reported those radioactive levels have decreased by the fukushima nuclear plant, but then word of that latest fire showing just how hourly this crisis is. david muir, abc news, tokyo, japan. and help from the united states continues to pour into the quake zone. aid to japan has now topped $5 million with more expected and more needed, of course. >> the most pressing needs are still food, safe drinking water, blankets, medical supplies, fuel and sanitation ...

Desperate. the rescue effort involved not just japanese but international efforts including americans. what people are saying on the ground, now, we are five-plus days away from the earthquake and tsunami, at the end of a survival rate but they are still looking, not helping, that weather includes snow and the uss ronald reagan carrier serving the operation with rescue relief hill corporates, flying nothing today as well as subfreezing temperatures as we have been reminding our viewers there are half a million people evacuated from the quake zone and they are sent to shelters with in electrici...

Scattered, a jigsaw puzzling over here. some kids' toys as well. if you look inside, you see the clothes and drawers still. you see little momentos on the wall. such as a dond duck ping-pong paddle. this is a life immediately abandoned, immediately left after the result of this devastation. this is how strange, how weird it is to look at the aftermath. >> sanjay gupta reporting for us. some highly trained americans are now at work in the quake zone. they're experts in saving victims from disasters, but this time the task they face defies the imagination. brian todd is in the northeastern part ...

Many areas of the country. alisyn: are fears of radioactivity spiking? bill: more than 10,000 people said to be dead in japan. the official toll is 2,400. but there are so many more unaccounted for and missing, they expect that number to go dramatically higher. still thousands more walking away alive. >> houses of fishermen devastated with debris. over here one of many boats that have swept up from the harbor and sitting on the street. bill: that's gregg palkot on the street. more stories of survival from the quake zone coming up. alisyn: the house gearing up to keep the government running for