congressional vote on the war are we as americans to make the outcome congressman dennis kucinich and charles rangel join me live plus clean energy policies may be just the boost our economy needs former governor of michigan jennifer granholm hear her perspective and to add insult to injury officials in japan say radiation levels are higher now than ever before what do these new developments mean for that ravaged country. last night the lights were turned on in the news in the second nuclear reactor the day to plant in japan it was the first time electricity has been restored since the nine point zero earthquake and tsunami in march eleventh and the good news is immediately tempered is a spike in radiation levels forced workers out of the reactor before they can turn on the crucial cooling policy to prevent a nuclear meltdown and today another spike in radiation the highest level seen yet according to japanese nuclear agency has further set back efforts to restore electricity to any of the other reactors of the plant radiation is still spewing from the plant being found budged levels milk in the nat

charles rangel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. rangel: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. rangel: this afternoon sometime i will reintroduce my bill calling for a mandatory draft, making certain that every young person has an opportunity one way or the other to serve this great nation of ours. whether we're talking about in our schools, our hospitals or just to provide some public service. but the main part of this bill is that the president, when he asked us to declare war, when we get involved in these with loss of life, we have people to come to the well and explain how we have to get involved, we have to fight, we can't give up, to see if their kids or grandchildren were mandated they would have to go into these areas and put them self's -- themselves in harm's way how soon we will look at this. let me congratulate mr. kucinich by allowing our priests, our rabbis recognizing human lives being lost because of our concern about oil in this part of the oil. it