panel members say kan and those around him did not even know it existed. the six-member panel of experts is expected to issue its report on the disaster during the day. the report says kan and four other politicians blame science ministry officials for not informing them about speedi. the government developed the system with a budget of 12 million yen or roughly 150 million u.s. dollar. former cabinet secretary yukio edano said he found out about the system in a media report several days after the disaster. at the time the plant's number two reactor was spewing radioactive materials. edano said bureaucrats told him later that they decided not to inform him about speedi because its calculations were not credible. they cited lack of precise data on radiation. the panel charges in the report that speedi was used as a tool to assure local residents about d to obtain their consent to build the plant. the report also says the system should have been used more effectively to reduce residents' exposure to radiation as much as possible. the panel's report confirms

opposition liberal democratic party wants a parliamentary committee to question the prime minister, kan. they say kan should provide greater detail on how the government responded. >>> a working group at japan's nuclear overseer has come out with recommendations on the disaster. members propose setting up two separate facilities to help communities respond to possible crises. an off site emergency response center failed to function properly during the meltdown at fukushima. rising levels of radiation and the impact of the earthquake and tsunami prevented local officials from gathering at the center five kilometers from the fukushima plant. a working group of the nuclear safety commission submitted its list of recommendations on tuesday. it proposed reinforcing the emergency response system by creating two separate facilities. one would serve as a nerve center to give local residents information and evacuation instructions. it would be set up in a preif he can tour office building away from the plant to avoid risk of radiation. the second center would serve as a front base to monitor rad

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kan told nhk in september that his government made a simulation, based on the worst case scenario, but the report was not treated as an official document until it was discovered in the commission's office at the end of last year. now, a japanese civic group investigating the accident is looking into the reasons why the document was not made public. >>> japan's atomic watchdog endorsed the results of stress tests on two reactors at the ohi plant in central japan. the nuclear and industrial safety agency says the tests on the number three and four reactors were conducted appropriately. it says there are adequate measures in place to deal with earthquakes and tsunamis. the report is the first by the agency about stress tests on japan's suspended reactors. 51 of the country's 54 reactors are now off line. the agency plans to submit a report to japan's nuclear safety commission as early as monday, after briefing industry minister. the commission will review the report and consult with nuclear experts. the government will then make the final decision on whether to approve restarting the reac

. >> going into this year or late last year, excuse me, musat kan of the helmand province, a successful aassassination. el hadj ap. bayeg, former chief of police in the hakar and kunduz provinces, a successful attack and assassination. razik, police chief in the kandahar province, that one failed, was not successful, but there were some deaths and casualties associated with it. going into this year, aga, the district governor in kandahar province was assassinated by the taliban. mohammed mahma, the tribal leader in kandahar was successfully assassinated by the taliban. the u.n. reports that 462 civilians were assassinated by the taliban in 2012 -- excuse me, 2010 alone. and so you would argue by these numbers that the taliban has not abandoned its practice of political assassination, is a form of intimidation in afghanistan. is that correct? >> certainly. >> and so one of the things that we see in reports coming out of afghanistan is the one thing that the taliban has been telling afghans, is in fact, we're coming back. the united states is leaving. we're coming back. as a matter of fac

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. >> (translated): kan was very angry. the government had given an order. what was tepco doing? but we were trying our best. the valves were hard to open. we were genuinely trying. we just hadn't managed it. >> narrator: the plant manager, masao yoshida, was known for being frank. he knew the radiation near the vents was at potentially fatal levels, but he told the prime minister he'd send in a suicide squad if necessary. >> narrator: the prime minister knew his orders might condemn the men who went into the reactor to death, but he felt japan's future was at stake. >> narrator: but then tepco got some news which meant the venting was delayed yet again. the evacuation of the surrounding villages was not yet complete. if the reactors were vented, local residents could be exposed to dangerous levels of radiation. norio kimura was two miles from the plant, together with his oldest daughter, mayu. he was still searching for his youngest daughter, his wife, and his father. now he faced a choice: abandon the search, or risk exposing his surviving daughter to radiation. >> (translated)

on march 15, four days into the crisis, the prime minister at the time, naoto kan, addressed the nation. >> (translated): please listen to my message calmly. the emergency diesel engines thathoulhaveeen used t cool down the reactors have all gone out of function. radiation has spread from these reactors and the reading of the level seems very high. we need now for everybody to move out of the 20 kilometer radius from the number one plant, and in areas from 20 to 30 kilometers, we would like to ask you to remain indoors at home or in your offices. >> o'brien: the unprecedented evacuation would ultimately displace more than 160,000 people. meanwhile, workers continued their frantic struggle to get control of the crippled reactors. the plant remained off limits to the public and media photographed only from a distance. but six weeks after the disaster, a member of japan's atomic energy commission, was invited to the plant. shigeharu aoyama captured these scenes with his camera. (speaking japanese) >> o'brien: aoyama documented teams of workers wearing hot uncomfortable protective gear, nav

i do like president obama, and so i help him the best i kan snchcan. >> interesting.nline so you can take a look at the full segment on our website and blog out front. it will be out there soon. >>> out front tomorrow, we'll be talking to south carolina republican senator lindsey graham, pushing legislation how the united states should deal with iran and its growing nuclear threat. we will talk to him about it and earlier in the show in our

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you're seeing 21-year-olds saying why are we treating kans we are these images?ls to determine awhat type of cancer they have. >> so they're not invested in whatever system is not working as efficiently. we really admire you're doing. this we're focused on big fixes and new takes on it. you're doing that. i look forward to coming down and joining you for a little while and listening to the great entrepreneurs. >> definitely think of me. as you celebrate the entrepreneurs, cairo is 50 this year. it is really promoting and showcasing how the young entrepreneurs are specifically solving the world's biggest problems. thank you. >> he is the founder of the cairo society. the whole segment you have seen the words big fix all over the screen. i'm going to explain why we're doing this and how can you participate in it. my xyz is next on "your money." i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's dif

i had to say something about marty kan. how do you describe him? >> he's a delectable human being. who is paying attention. the ipad 3 is coming out. >> i heard i was getting one as a gift. >> do you have an ipad 2. >> i'm looking forward to the 3. >> you're not getting one today either. don't forget to check us out on facebook. >>> santorum got to the point where he released a robo call telling democratic voters to vote for him. since michigan's republican primary is to voters of all party. mitt romney did not care for this tactic. >> it's outrageous and disgusting. >> you have a clip of romney perhaps from his past, not only admitting to this practice of voting in someone else's primary but admitting it in, say, a 12-year-old glee full girlie voice. >> when you register as an independent, you can vote in the democratic primary and vote against bill clinton. i used to vote against ted kennedy. >> i used to vote against ted kennedy. look at romney. still got an adrenaline rush from doing it. who needs coffee or cursing when you've got cross-party voting. i am going to be up all nig

. >> martha stewart has been to prison and has a dog named beginning as kan. when did she become -- >>> lin puts it up, bang. jeremy lin from downtown. >> can you believe this is happening to me? >> on "cbs this morning." >> no. >>> well come "cbs this morning." where we begin with breaking news. iran is announcing plans to upgrade the nuclear program and is loading fuel into one of its reactors for the first time this morning. >> a move sure to increase tensions between iran and the u.s. charlie d'agata is following the story. >> good morning, erica. iranian media is also talking about the plan to unveil fourth generation centrifuges. they cast doubt on the claims saying the iranians have been struggling to reach second or third generation. at any rate, they have a higher speed and production capacity. but iran has exaggerated capabilities before. as far as we know, the highest level of enrichment conducted so far is 20%. that's well below the 80% necessary to build a bomb. the fear is that iran could be capable much producing enough uranium without the world

i had to say something about marty kan. how do you describe him? >> he's a delectable human being. who is paying attention. the ipad 3 is coming out. >> i heard i was getting one as a gift. >> do you have an ipad 2. >> i'm looking forward to the 3. >> you're not getting one today either. don't forget to check us out on facebook. b-s five... i'm grace lee. >>> good morning. 7 am 56. i'm grace lee with your cbs 5 headlines. thigh sierra is getting much- needed snow from the current storm that we are seeing. 80 is closed east of applegate and chains are required on u.s. 50 east of placerville. >>> sunnyvale-based yahoo is threatening to sue facebook. now, this is over technology used by the menlo park-based social network. yahoo says it has the patents for some of that technology. >>> the san jose city council has voted to expand a pilot program of 15 miles per hour speed limits around schools. it is currently in force only at trace elementary school but soon this program will extent to several more schools in the city to force people to slow down around the students. >>> we'll get an

wichita, kan., is on our democrats' line. >> hello.republican ideas. what i struggle with is i like the way they talk and i like the way it sounds -- "don't hurt the job creators" -- but when clinton was president, we had a 39% tax rate from the top tier. in 2001 when they cut the taxes we dropped that down to 35% and our jobs have been stagnant. i guess i'm just frustrated because i would like to hear the actual argument as to how these policies have worked ever in history of them having them. i would like to see the examples of when trickle-down economics actually created jobs and did not raise the debt like it nearly tripled when ronald reagan was president. >> jared is mentioning the taxes which was a part of the conversation of mitt romney in chandler. the president is announcing the proposal to reduce corporate taxes. the corporate tax debate has made its way into the presidential contest. the former massachusetts governor romney has called for a 25% rate, and newt gingrich has called for a 12.5% rate, and rick santorum is propos

i had to say something about marty kan. how do you describe him? >> he's a delectable human being.ho is paying attention. the ipad 3 is coming out. >> i heard i was getting one as a gift. >> do you have an ipad 2. >> i'm looking forward to the 3. >> you're not getting one today either. don't forget to check us out on facebook. >>> now four minutes before 8:00 you can see rain drops on the lens of our harbor cam, sharon watch in the roads and marty is over at first warning weather. >> here is first warning doppler weather radar, moisture has trudged on into the region and we are set for a day of gray damp conditions with a high of 50, temperatures approaching 40. here is sharon gibala at wjz tv traffic control. >> hi marty, still busy out there, we still have that second accident in the outer loop on frederick road. another accident in joppa, philadelphia road, one in sikesville at liberty, another in pasadena, richie highway. typical delays on the builtway, slower than usual on the west side was of those accidents. there is a live look at the northwest side backing down. this traff

if the economy keeps improving, any kans of that?ea partiers in congress are in trouble? >> i think if we he hadn't had redistricting the answer is yes, the democrats could take back that congress, particularly if the president wins a significant reelection, which i think he's going to do. but redistricting has hurt dramatically. the republicans in 2010 captured state legislatures and governor's offices. that was the case in p pennsylvan pennsylvania. so they've totally controlled redistricting. that's going to make it very, very, very difficult to win back the congress. it's possible, but it's a lot harder than it would have been if we were facing the same lineup as 2010. >> governor, before i let you guys go, i wanted your take on mitt romney's comment, i'm not concerned about the very poor, they have a safety net. how unprecedented is that for a politician to say, regardless of his ultimate meaning? you know, those kinds of words coming out of his mouth. and does it show he's not a seasoned politician and might that be a good thin

the following weekend, caucuses in wyoming, kan., u.s. virgin islands, and guam. for more information go to c- span.org/campaign2012. >> president obama was in florida to talk about his energy agenda. he spoke to students at the university of miami for about 25 minutes. [no audio] [no audio] >> i would like to welcome you to the university of miami. as a biomedical engineering major, i am at the university of miami that is on the leading edge of health and well-being around the world. they're hoping to expand knowledge and applications in a wide variety of industries, including the energy sector. i am proud to be a part of this young generation of engineers and students' right here on campus that is leading the way to build a brighter future for energy in our country. we are honored that president obama came down here to the university of miami to talk about the importance of american energy. and he takes a good week to do it. this is national engineers week, or e-week, as we like to call it. the college is hosting high- school girls today as national "introduce a

later, the wyoming can -- wyoming, kan., and guam caucuses are coming up. >> this particular phone onlyings in a serious crisis. keep that in the hands of a man who has proven himself responsible. vote for president johnson. >> bush supports the death penalty for first-degree murderers. dukakis not only opposes the death penalty, he allowed first- degree murderers to have weekend passes from prison. >> the accusations that john kerry made against the veterans who served in vietnam was devastating. >> we can all point to an outrageous commercial or two, or three, or four. but on average, negative commercials are more likely to be factually correct and more likely to talk about issues. >> will 2012 go down as the most negative campaign cycle in history? watch this and past panels on campaign ads online, at the c- span radio library. it is what you want, when you want. >> some political news this afternoon. after saying that he would not run earlier this month, bob kerrey has said that he will enter the race to replace the retiring senator of nebraska, ben nelson. harry reid has been infor