public confidence, what can be done about travel restrictions and proportionality, the seriousness of the crisis by the 4th of february doesn t appear to be reflected in that debate. i doesn t appear to be reflected in that debate- that debate. i think it is a seriousness that debate. i think it is a seriousness of that debate. i think it is a seriousness of a - that debate. i think it is a seriousness of a crisis - that debate. i think it is a | seriousness of a crisis that that debate. i think it is a i seriousness of a crisis that it became but it wasn t apparent at that time. there had been a cabinet meeting on the 31st of january in which, if i remember correctly, the chief medical officer as well as a health secretary and the health secretary, and at that time the advice was the probability of the worst case, reasonable worst case was about io%. and so what you see here is a good summary of a brief discussion. the purpose of the meeting was a bilateral about the ma
america can be prepared for events like this to a certain degree. in your estimation as you say the probability factor of figuring out where this may happen is that like trying to find a needle in a haystack? to an extent it is. there have been great strides made in the field of seismology trying to understand why and where earthquakes occur. in fact, some of the great strides have been made by the nuclear program because there has been so much effort taken to understand earthquakes and how they would affect nuclear plants, but it isn t just the nuclear program that has advanced our knowledge of where earthquakes occur. and jim, is there anything, and maybe this is a completely off base question, but when it comes to a tsunami and the force of water that we ve seen through the video that happened in japan and what we saw, you know, happen in phuket, is there anything that can be done, anything that certain buildings