right. reporter: now you are volunteering to help others. translator: i can help because many have helped us along the way here. my dreams are that, just that, that i can help my family. reporter: do you think here you can do it? translator: i m sure. if they give me the opportunity, i will. i am sure of that. i thank this refuge for opening its doors to us to receive me and all of the people that are here. reporter: that refuge is still working. it works 24 hours a day. you can see that s the outside of the refuge. portable toilets have been set up, some water faucets have been set up. there you see that mural, katy, well, you see jesus crucified and to the left of your screen our lady of guadalupe, the
the price is right the big chance for the popular game show. watch this. tara armstrong, come on down. the next contestant on the price is right. is she she is in the bathroom. [laughter] tara [applause] tara, nice to see you. i thought you would never get here. i had to go t to the restroo. i would shake your hand but that s all right. while matt, i guess when you ve got to go you got to go. and never walk past a clean, empty bathroom because you never know. for that reason because the bathroom on the 18th floor are disgusting. we have water faucets that have
bruised and beaten? yeah. i wouldn t say aggressive, though. he was so emotional. like i can t describe how emotional he was. shaking and crying? shaking, adrenaline rush, it was like water faucets just coming out like just constantly down his cheeks for a solid half hour. he was so upset. i never seen anybody like that mad like in my entire life. what threats did he make at that time? well, he was saying i m going to kill all those [ bleep ]. i m going to kill all them, i m going to kill myself. and i don t know if that s what it is it off if that s what set the plan in motion. but that s a long time in the making because that s a long time ago. how long ago was that? i want to say four to seven months ago. but when they did the press conference, they said it happened like july 15th when he went to the hospital. so i m guessing that s like when it happened. so yeah. he said that he d been
drink that day. the water feeds everything. the showers, the water faucets, the soda machines. reporter: how serious is it when water has to be secured because they ve picked up contaminants? had that ever happened to you before? this was the first. i think that was first for everybody on board. reporter: the reagan also saild through the post meltdown nuclear plume for hours, leading to this thorough decontamination. the ship locked down the ventilation systems, simmons said. that fits with the prior reporting by cnn s bill weir, who tried to get on the ship for a story and was waved off by commanders citing radiation concerns. the navy declined our interview request because of the pending litigation, but in a statement a spokesman said, there is no indication that any u.s. personnel supporting operation tomodachi experienced radiation exposure at levels associated with the occurrence of long-term health effects. the navy acknowledged the ship saild through the nuclear plume
when is mrs. fields again. shep: i have her cookies upstairs. internet service providers are not trying to limit access to the internet or sensor the internet it is quite the opposite. they are trying to insure when we log on, we can get on the internet and search it as a reasonable speed. use this analogy. picture everyone in new york city turns on the water faucets and the strain that puts on the infrastructure with the water pressure. it is the same when you are on the computer and you log on to net flicks that puts a tremendous strain on the internet itself. the internet is everyone sharing the same space and breaking it down in nano seconds that we don t understand. what internet service providers are doing. let the free market run its course. if you want to log on to net flicks, but in order to do