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0 in our dna. the first ufc happened because they wanted to answer the age old question which fighting style was the best? and the answer to that age old question ended up being no one style was the best. you had to have a little piece of everything to be a complete fighter so you're talking about boxing, kick boxing, wrestling. >> recently women have been brought into the ufc family where they're held to the same rules and standards as the men. but a few years ago, tmz sports caught dana saying this. >> when are we going to see women in this sport? >> never. >> that guy was an idiot. oh, wait...

Of different epidemics coming. i think societies have learned how to better prevent those through inoculations, through treatments. i think what had he need is a system to help with power, with water, coordination, and giving relief to the people that have been on the ground since day one. we're in, what, 72, 96 hour time period. those people are going to start to get tired. judgment is going to start to go. they're going to need some relief because this is a marathon. this is a mega disaster, and they have not seen it since world war ii, but it's a lot different since world war ii. i think yo...

prefecture alone. let's go live again to our london bureau where nbc's tazeen ahmed is keeping an eye on the developments. what is the latest you're hearing, especially relative to the nuclear plants? >> reporter: good morning, alex. the government's trying to keep this disaster from getting worse. that's their key concern. they're desperately trying to keep temperatures down at the second nuclear reactor number three. the cooling function is not working and there is concern of overheating and a new threat of explosion there it comes after a blast yesterday at the same plant, fukushi...

International teams move out. it's not glamorous any more. it's not exciting. that's when the country's really going to need help because there's only so many earth moving machines in a country, only so many structural engineers in a country. the finances are going to be a huge drain because you've got to start from scratch. they're going to have to decide do they even rebuild some of these communities. >> robert jensen joining us this afternoon. we thank you very much for joining us, sir. >> you're welcome, becky. and as we've been saying and actually showing you, the northeastern city of s...

Welcome to our viewers worldwide. i'm becker anderson with randi kaye and our special coverage of the aftermath of the japanese earthquake and tsunami. the country is dealing with two natural disasters at the same time. and that is a huge challenge. robert jensen assists disaster recovery. he's an expert who has directed response efforts to numerous incidents from haiti to indonesia. and he joins us now from houston, texas. one of the major challenges as you see them at this point? >> becky, there's several challenges. really, there are three disasters they're facing. they have the natural dis...