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That rocked japan could reach the west coast of the u.s. in just months scientists say. arthel neville has more on this from our new york newsroom. arthel? >> hey, jon. it has been part of casual conversation of concern amongst people who live or used to live on the west coast however cord to a report yesterday the chatter just might have some bite to it. this is the result of that tsunami and offshore earthquake that hit japan on march 16th, 2011, and knocked out the fukushima power plant. radioactive cesium could arrive in the ocean waters along the pacific coast by april. this is according ...

Speaking out against sweeping new changes to the state's unemployment laws. the latest coming up in a live report. and a rise in websites providing short-term housing sparking new questions about regulation, why some say the casual rentals should come with mandatory inspections and registration fees, just like hotels. we'll explain coming up. [sound of explosion] greg: remember that? cameras rolling as a meteor exploded over russia last february, and now brand-new details on just how powerful it really was. according to a new report scientists say the shock wave from that blast was so forceful...

Dramatically in the past few years and costs have more than doubled. last month, the sik fcc had overhaul of the program after audit showed subscribers abusing the system. claire mccaskill complained he is received an invitation in the mail to apply for the program. especially though she is a multimillionaire. >> bret: new research by the university of colorado shows the earth's polar ice is melting less than previously thought. the guardian report scientists use satellite data to determine himalayas and nearby peaks lost no ice in the past ten years. the findings reportedly stunned scientists...