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Of japan's crippled nuclear plant taken from a remote controlled water spraying crane. today, another massive similar piece of equipment departed for japan. it came from a plutonium reprocessing plant in south carolina. the machine can be used to pour massive amounts of water onto the water or later pump concrete. the experts decide to entomb the reactors the way it was done in chernobyl. also today, a top japanese official said people from the evacuation zone might not be able to return for months. and japanese regulators reprimanded tepco, the private company that runs the plant, for letting...

The road telling you where you cross the line into the tsunami zone, so it is a real factor for people and visitors. would diablo canyon be licensed today if it was a startup proposition? i mean, obviously it has this momentum of having been in place so that relicensing is an awful lot easier hurdle to clear than the original licensing, but actually building right on a major fault. is that something that anyone would reasonably go forward with again today? >> absolutely not. i don't even think john boehner would. by the way, i've been to france. he said france is great. he doesn't understand w...

Zone, so it is a real factor for people and visitors. would diablo canyon be licensed today if it was{ a startup proposition? i mean, obviously it has this momentum of having been in place so that relicensing is an awful lot easier hurdle to clear than the original licensing, but actually building right on a major fault. is that something that anyone would reasonably go forward with again today? >> absolutely not. i don't even think john boehner would. by the way, i've been to france. he said france is great. he doesn't understand what the french government pays to protect those plants, and pa...

Zone, so it is a real factor for people and visitors. would diablo canyon be licensed today if it wasç a startup proposition? i mean, obviously it has this momentum of having been in place so that relicensing is an awful lot easier hurdle to clear than the original licensing, but actually building right on a major fault. is that something that anyone would reasonably go forward with again today? >> absolutely not. i don't even think john boehner would. by the way, i've been to france. he said france is great. he doesn't understand what the french government pays to protect those plants, and ...

Inferno. physicist dr. marvin reznikov investigates what could have happened if the nuclear blasts had been involved in the tunnel fire. >> some were glowing reddish orange. that would tell us that the fire would have to be around 1500 or 1600 degrees fahrenheit. >> nuclear waste flasks can understand temperatures like that for an hour. the baltimore tunnel fire lasted for five days. john lars is calculating what could have happen if destruction struck one of the world's biggest cities. london, england. 2015. spent nuclear fuel from the reactor is en route to the world's largest reprocessing