those? i am not sure. we are trying to get information and i am not personally aware of that. thank you. some people are asking why did the germans shot down their plans for some plants after the accident and we did not? is that prudent of the germans? i am not aware of the basis of the german decision to do that. i.m. 100% confident the review that we do every single day, that we have a sufficient basis for believe or to conclude that the u.s. plants continue to operate safely. we have asked ourselves the question every single day, should we take the regulatory action based upon the latest information, and because of the kind of things i outlined in my presentation, we have now reached the conclusion. thank you. of course the seismic risk is at the forefront of the news. we hear that first of all, we emphasize that the seismic design is based on the hard road map for to the horizontal dynamics of the plant. a horizontal dynamics of the plant. we also hear that th
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the numbers to call are at the bottom of your screen. you can e-mail us and find us on twitter. you can send us a note and we will read it on the air this morning. take a look at the analysis in the new york times. here is a report. that is what we are going off of this morning. we are looking into what must be done. one newspaper says, now what? let s go to our democrats line in district heights, md.. caller: be good morning. good morning. i think the united states should stop acting like a gang of going into every neighborhood starting trouble. this leader is like a scared cat back in a corner. he can wreak havoc if he knows he will be murdered. when i saw a admiral mullen on c-span yesterday, he was lying. the bottom line is this. if you destroy the infrastructure italy has allowed the influence on north africa and what has been going on there. let the other allies do something for a change. it is going to be hell to pay if we get too involved. we cannot go all over
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japan s crisis. the focus is how to get the reactors cooled down, specifically reactor number three at fukushima s daiichi power station. military helicopters are dropping 30 tons of sea waters on the crippled reactor s pool. they re also spraying on the ground, up to a dozen water truxz a trucks are in place. the united states is telling americans to get at least 50 miles away from the reactor. there is one more critical development to watch for, engineers are planning to begin the process, which is key in this whole thing, of restoring power to the daiichi complex. they want to bring in external power lines to try to get the plant s cooling system up and running again. senior international correspondent stan grant has the latest from fukushima. reporter: the focus today once again has been trying to get these stricken reactors under control to try to bring the heat down. they ve now enlisted the use of helicopters. there were four drops of water today before they aban
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