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perfectly legal, but critics say the company exploited loopholes in the tax code and liberal groups such as moveon have called for emmel to step down from president obama s. what do you make of the criticism of the people who say you should step down, you re not a good role model for the business community? look, i completely focus on building jobs and competitiveness in the u.s. and i ll do my best. people can think what they think. reporter: how do people respond when they say taxpayers were there when you needed us. how come ge is not there the taxes, we had billions of losses in ge capital. our taxes will go up this last year. over the last five years we paid over $14 billion in taxes. reporter: he also disputed criticism that since he became chairman ge has shed jobs and increasing outsourcing. if he says if you remove from the equation he sold half the company, job growth has actually increased. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. very interesting story.
amounts, it would deplete by half in just eight days. as the nuclear crisis in japan continues, the epa has also increased radiation monitoring in drinking water, rain and snow. but it s the milk that has people in california concerned despite assurances of its safety. radiation in the united states does concern me. and i would consider cutting back on my milk consumption or not drinking it at all. reporter: so, how does radiation all the way from japan get into milk in the u.s.? it all starts from radioactive dust particles blown over from japan. they land on grass in the u.s. cows eat that grass. and small traces of radiation then end up in the milk. from the time the cow produces the milk and the farmer collects the milk till it gets to your table is not very long. it s a matter of a few days. reporter: inside this california lab, we bring our own jug of milk to be tested. it takes up to 48 hours to get the results. they re used to weeding out salmonella, pesticide