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>> yeah. >> reporter: geller believes the money would be better spent retrofitting old structures to be more quake resistant. hard as predictions may be, japan does operate the most sophisticated earthquake and tsunami early warning system in the world, i visited the command center at the japanese meteorological agency in tokyo. while i was there, an aftershock of the devastating march 11 earthquake got the crews attention, but it was not big enough to sound an alarm. akihiko wakayama is the man in charge. he told me when we detect the big earthquake within a few minutes we will send out the signals of the earthquake happening and if a tsunami is also involved we also send out a tsunami warning. the alerts go to the media, millions of cellphones and automatically stop elevators, hazardouzardous industrial mechs and bullet trains. here is how it works: every earthquake creates a primary or "p" wave and a secondary or "s" wave. the latter does the damage. the former, only detectable by seismometers, has a much smaller amplitude and thus moves much faster. so, the early warning system t

as scientific instruments for making measurements. >> reporter: the day i met professor geller, he was on the front page of a big national newspaper, after he called on the japanese parliament to repeal a 1978 law that mandates government funding and a concerted effort to predict the tokai earthquake tokyo's big one. how much money is being spent on an annual basis in japan in pursuit of this quixotic goal? >> well, i'll give you around number of a $100 million or so. >> reporter: a year? >> yeah. >> reporter: ller believes the money would be better spent retrofitting old structures to be more quake resistant. hard as predictions may be, japan does operate the most sophisticated earthquake and tsunami early warning system in the world, i visited the command center at the japanese meteorological agency in tokyo. while i was there, an aftershock of the devastating march 11 earthquake got the crews attention, but it was not big enough to sound an alarm. akihiko wakayama is the man in charge. he told me when we detect the big earthquake within a few minutes we will send out the signals of

think it's a it's a wise decision not to hold back but to do the best possible of the big group and geller features oprah great such as not only this a new tree for a stove ski as well as the principal soloists and dancers of the bolshoi ballet including the pilot or sick over at the gallo prison the history of the main bolshoi theatre through the ages and it will feature excerpts as staged by the best choreographers and directors of the bolshoi theatre and the list of those invited on these big night is also very impressive among the guests are mikhail gorbachev we also saw vice president oprah zille here has all the less colored peters. the piano or covent garden we were lucky to catch up with a few of those celebrities invited to the opening night at the bolshoi theater among them telling actress money could illusion here's what she had to say when her first impression from her first visit to the bullshit. you. like to. see her. soon. and see. the rush to. see the time. the year. i think some. people this is. a truly impressive red carpet event for russian theatre lovers and it's no sur

i mean noninsane people, not like pam geller. >> i was just trying to point out that that is shari allah that is happening in boston. can you argue with me on that? >> i don't think there are a lot of americans running around going, sc hari allah. dana, thank you for pointing out that greg has been making fun of the occupying from the start. sometimes he likes to pretend there is a libertarian. >> have -- from the very beginning. >> i was right. i said i made a big stink about it. i decided in a meeting, i said you know what, let's see what happens. let's not talk about it. then they continued their stinkiness. >> that's true. i was there. >> it was a committee meeting. >> we did a lot of twinkling. >> absolutely. it didn't mean the same thing as itment for them though. >> oh, i thought you said twinging. you said the media is projecting their view on the occupy yes, sirs. don't you think it is being driven by reporters who grew up hearing about the 60s, but they were too young for that. this is their chance to be a part of history. >> that's true. i don't have anything to respond to. yo

margie omera joins us, adam geller, gop poll terrify and poll terrify for chris christie.m let me start with you. if we dig deeper in the poll numbers, we find that romney earns the support of just 10% of those who say they definitely plan to vote in the caucuses. cain is at 27%. cain also dominates romney for those that identify themselves as very conservative. what do you make of cain's strength. >> cain has strength. when we look at republican primary voters we think of high value voter as being conservative most likely to vote. a lot of energized tea party supporters in that group. so it is a definite problem for romney that he is getting those that are less enthusiastic. he is doing well among seniors but seniors are not encouraged as they normally are to caucus. romney has a lot of work to do. he hasn't really gone all out in iowa he is still hanging in there. he has a lot of work to do. >> gregg: they put out a story showing congressional conservatives are beginning to warm up to mitt romney. let me quote one part of it. the more romney maintains his course with the

her here with us adam geller and gerard whitman. d.c.ccurate? >> i do. i do think that it speaksç to the foolishness of the left and the obama administration sort of embracing the blame wall street type of thing. they are targeting the 30%. they are ignoring the vast majority of people who say the federal government deserves some of the blame here. >> shannon: bernard what do you think? thought it was higher. >> there's a lot of blame to go around if you look into the details of the fall just over half say the federal government a great deal unhalf says wall street. another interesting fact about that poll is six times as many people say corporate ceos have hurt the economy rather than help. 53ç% to 9%. 86% say wall street has too much influence. 71% want to see those responsible prosecuted. corporate profit at record highs, no wonder they want to see multi-millionaires pay a few cents more to fun a jobs work. >> i think the point is nobody is saying that wall street deserves no blame what you are ignoring and the democrats are ignore

joining us jehmu greene and adam geller. adam,ç romney is hanging in there.this reason, basically, what you have nationally is a tea party that is really a couple of separate tea parties. tea party express. some who are behind perry. some behind bachmann. so it does end up cancelling each other out. the tea party does a better job on the state or local level where they can get behind one candidate. when there's three, four, five it becomes difficult for them and makes it easier for romney. >> do you think they can get behind romney? >> there's going to be a romney and a not-romney candidate. some thoughtç it might have been perry now it is looking like it might be cain before that it was michelle bachmann. there's going to be a series of these events until they settle on the not-romney candidate. and then they will go to the end. romney has so much money and so much organization he's not going anywhere any time soon. >> mu, how do you think herman not-romney cain is going to be able to do? >> i think he's going to do really with well with the tea party west