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States. it's now at 13 states. is this cause for concern at this point? >> well, i don't think it's cause for concern and i can tell you a couple things. one, it's likely more states will trigger these low levels of radiation higher than normal. but certainly low in terms of potential consequences on human health. so i think we're likely to see the number of states increase. we also know from looking at previous accidents, such as chernobyl, that you do get this radioactivity, you get the sort of plume, and it will circumnavigate the globe. that's what happened with the radioactive particles f...

Health. so i think we're likely to see the number of states increase. we also know from looking at previous accidents, such as chernobyl, that you do get this radioactivity, you get the sort of plume as people have been referring to it, and it will circumnavigate the globe. that's what happened with the radioactive particles from chernobyl. as a result, you will get radioactive increases, radioactivity increases in many places around the world. if you measure that back from 1986, what we hear from scientists who measured at the time was the total amount of radiation increased was about 1/10th ...

Radioactivity, you get the sort of plume, and it will circumnavigate the globe. that's what happened with the radioactive particles from chernobyl. as a result, you will get radioactive increases, radioactivity increases in many places around the world. if you measure that back from 1986, what we hear from scientists who measured at the time was the total amount of radiation was about 1/10th of a chest, ray. so i think we're likely to see a number of states get worse but a low level of radiation. >> michael, as you see what's been going on, what gives you the greatest concern? >> i think preci...

Water in 13 states here in america. earlier when this thing first began, there was talk about it's going to hit some of the western states. it's now at 13 states. how much cause, i mean, is this cause for concern at this point? >> well, i don't think it's cause for concern and i can tell you a couple things. one, it's likely more states will trigger these low levels of radiation higher than normal. but certainly low in terms of potential consequences on human health. so i think we're likely to see the number of states increase. we also know from looking at previous accidents, such as chernobyl...

>> what do i mean by that? i'm concerned that the radiation levels are rising to a point where they cannot get workers close enough to be able to reduce that radiation. and if the workers can't get there to get enough water on that nuclear waste pond, can't get enough water in the nuclear fuel reactors, then the radiation will continue to increase which means the workers have to pull back. over and over again this cycle repeats itself. if that culminates, that means the workers won't have any access to what's happening. we're not there yet, but i'm afraid we're on that road. we saw evidence of...