after the accident last year. the pictures highlight the uncertainty caused by company executives and government officials. tepco released six hours of video. it was recorded over five days starting march 11th. the footage shows people at the plant on offsite center at the firm s head office in tokyo and other branch offices. one section shows the plant chief was unable to communicate with government officials. another part shows the confusion over how to open the valve and lower the pressure inside a reactor. tepco officials say they plan to release more video recorded in the month after the accident. japan s industry minister says the government will not allow a power company to start building a nuclear plant in western japan. the decision comes three weeks after the government allowed work to resume on two plants already under construction. yukio edano referred to plans by chugoku electric power company to build a facility in yam ga chi prefecture. he said the govern
initiating procedures to authorize the country s military to cross the border. the government says the move is to counter a threat against its national security. turkey has demanded that syria establish a buffer zone on the border to shelter syrians fleeing the country. syria has accused turkey of helping opposition forces in the country to smuggle in weapons and terrorists. an estimated 60 million americans sat down in front of their tvs to watch an election ritual. u.s. president barack obama and his republican challenger, mitt romney, debated the economy, health care, and the role of government. their debate took place in colorado, one of the battleground states that could decide the election next month. nhk world s mami mochizuki reports from denver. reporter: this could turn out to be the most scrutinized event in the election. the first televised debate ahead of the november vote. for both candidates, risks are high. president obama and governor romney. [ applause
the syrian regime could collapse within hours. the united states and more than 20 other nations taking part in an enormous training mission. we re building the ability to work together. and fox news takes you along for a firsthand look. plus, get off the couch and get some exercise. you ll see why researchers say just sitting around could actually be worse for your health than smoking. but first on fox this wednesday night, the astounding strike at the very heart of the syrian government that many leaders now believe could be the beginning of its end for the president. for more than a year he has turned children into o orphans d waged a bloody campaign of death against his own peoplement today he learned how it feels to be a victim when attackers went after staff and family with a bomb. officials now confirm the explosion killed the country s defense minister and his deputy. that deputy was the brother-in-law of the syrian president. he s the man responsible for the bru
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investigation. full facts, that the investigation is complete. the last time shots were fired in a hostile incident involving a u.s. navy ship in the persian gulf was 1988. warships crippled six iranian naval vessels in a series of clashes then. the 1988 battle followed an incident in which a u.s. ship was danieled by mine thought to have been laid by iran. bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. syrian ambassador who defected last week has a chilly warning how far bashar assad will go to hang on the power. correspondent leland vittert has the story and what the rebels in syria are trying to do to snatch that power away. rebels in damascus lit fires blocking a main highway, forcing the regime to send tankses to the street of the syrian capital to maintain control of the city. this dramatic shift in 18-month long uprising could be enough to force president aside to use chemical weapons against his own people. speaking to the bbc, he offered no proof to accusations but sa