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At least for the time being a stable condition. the absolute priority is making sure that spent fuel pools stay filled with water. believe it or not, it's a double edged sword. that white spoke that you see rising is probably most likely steam rising, which is a sign that indeed there is water in the spent fuel pools. i would only get worried as soon as i saw that steam stop rising, because that would be an indication that the pools have reached a dry out condition. >> but michael, we don't know with the pool, the spent fuel pool in reactor number four, yesterday the u.s. government said there...

As i saw that steam stop rising, because that would be an indication that the pools have reached a dry out condition. >> but michael, we don't know with the pool, the spent fuel pool in reactor number four, yesterday the u.s. government said there's little to no water in there. today japanese authorities said they believe there is some water this there, although they can't say how much. do we frankly know whether or not there's water in there? >> no. the bottom line is, until somebody stands on the deck and puts eyes in the pool, there's no way to be able to tell. >> and the reason it's so imp...

As i saw that steam stop rising, because that would be an indication that the pools have reached a dry out condition. >> but michael, we don't know with the pool, the spent fuel pool in reactor number four, yesterday the u.s. government said there's little to no water in there. today japanese authorities said they believe there is some water this there, although they can't say how much. do we frankly know whether or not there's water in there? >> no. the bottom line is, until somebody stands on the deck and puts eyes in the pool, there's no way to be able to tell. >> and the reason it's so imp...

Are in certainly a precarious or at least for the time being a stable condition. the absolute priority is making sure that spent fuel pools stay filled with water. believe it or not, it's a double edged sword. that white spoke that you see rising is probably most likely steam rising, which is a sign that indeed there is water in the spent fuel pools. i would only get worried as soon as i saw that steam stop rising, because that would be an indication that the pools have reached a dry out condition. >> but michael, we don't know with the pool, the spent fuel pool in reactor number four, yesterd...