i don't want to go besler. i just stand like $10.00 a day playing the lottery to wish i could be. a start of a 1000000 what is a. sending her to a daycare center was not something i wanted to do for at least a year. but we're at a home where both of us have to work in order to survive and. we have to work this year that is. it's not like that's the smorgasbord of childcare out there. we were lucky to finally found. it was a scramble like we're going to childcare facilities every day to vail ability is slim to none. really and we have a few options despite p.j. ratio despite the class size they all cost. of course it's going to require us to basically scale back some of our spending in appropriate summer savings you know holding all that. money but i don't know how people do it i really don't see that changing cover human change. sharky. so tomorrow you have to go to school ok home alone or back stronger oh. no one's going to love your child the way you do nobody's going to care for your child the way you well. but i'm looking for the closest thing to it. and the. soesilo hostile t

water contains a radioactive substance known as tante a mine which can cost cancer that speak to ken besler about this his a senior marine radio chemist said to the woods hole oceanographic institution and is joining us from massachusetts in the us thank you very much for being with us so we have water tanks full of still radioactive contaminants in fukushima and the government is reported to want to release this water into the sea is safe. well thank you for inviting me about think the 1st thing to say situation today 10 years later they water is in the ocean and the fish are below level of concern so now we have this new source to consider in these 1000 tanks 1200000 tons of largely tribute of water a form of hydrogen that is less harmful than others the concern i have is that it's not just 20 of the tanks but things as you mentioned john chimney 90 within him cobalt so there's many other elements that are great a concerted still in those tanks and how how what risks does this pose how much progress has been made to keep the public safe from contaminated water. well so far they haven't be