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Attack like we saw overseas. the nypd does stress no credible threat here in new york city or times square. also 100 blocker vehicles, that's double the number from years past. 7,000 nypd officers will be around the city. that includes 550 new graduates and in addition, 65 viewing pens. each pen is to be filled with 3,000 spectators. you can see things in times square, still a bit empty out here. the crowds start arriving in probably the next hour or two, yes, they do arrive that early even though the ball drop isn't until midnight. but when they do get here, they'll be going through bag searc...

And people coming in the area are wary of company. >> exposed to dangerous level of radiation and thousand of people had to abandon home and business when the cooling system failed. when residents are allowed in to check their properties it's by way of arduous process of radiation screening. >> everybody is talking about coming back. definitely not be able to return. >> opposition to the japan reliance on nuclear power is growing. 52 of the company 54 reactors are offline because of the public outcry and the wake of the disaster. remaining two will follow shortly. in fujisakiia, pan, dade pipe...

To 20 times higher than normal, and that was register on a radiation screening, but it's not going to mean anything in terms of human health. which is the real question that we have. so a lot of those detectors have been in place long before this particular accident. they screen planes and cargo regularly. the passenger screening is a change in protocol. you may not know you have been screened, but i think that's what is going to be going on. >> jim walsh, appreciate it. robert alvarez, as well. and the iaea just told cnn that authorities have been able to hook up two diesel generators to reac...

>> some planes from here have been screened with traces of radiation. >> that's right. again, the context we've been trying to talk about all week is what does that really mean? even here in tokyo, it's been up to 20 times higher than normal, and that was register on a radiation screening, but it's not going to mean anything in terms of human health. so a lot of those detectors have been in place long before this particular accident. they screen planes and cargo regularly. the passenger screening is a change in protocol. you may not know you have been screened, but i think that's what is going...

New york by night, a beautiful shot. well, president obama and nuclear experts agree that there is no risk that japan's nuclear fallout will reach u.s. shores. >> but homeland security is beefing up monitoring at airports that handle flights from japan. reporter sarah wallace from station wabc here in new york city found increased screening at new york's jfk airport. >> there were two guys standing at the exit when we came out and they had little -- like these little machines down by their side. they told us when we were getting off the flight, they told us that we were going to be checked. ...