. >> reporter: the people working at the crisis site are staying at a lodging facility 20 kilometers south of the plant. around 7:00 a.m. every morning, they leave for work in cars and buses. about 3,000 are assigned to contain the accident on a daily basis. their tasks include operating facilities to decontaminate and reuse water for cooling down the reactors, and installing covers on the reactor buildings to prevent release of nuclear materials. radiation levels are still high inside the buildings, and in areas contaminated by debris. before the accident, the workers' radiation exposure limit was set at 100 millisieverts by the japanese government. but immediately after the accident, the health ministry raised the limit to 250 millisieverts. it feared the regular limit would force workers to be quickly sidelined due to overexposure, delaying the containment operation. the ministry based its decision on the 500 millisievert exposure limit for severe accidents set by the international commission on radiological protection. the plant operator, tokyo electric power company, says 12,000

. >> reporter: the people working at the crisis site are staying at a lodging facility 20 kilometers south of the plant. around 7:00 a.m. every morning they leave for work in cars and buses. about 3,000 are assigned to contain the accident on a daily basis. their tasks include operating facilities to decontaminate and reuse water for cooling down the reactors and installing covers on the reactor buildings to prevent the release of nuclear materials. radiation levels are still high inside the buildings and in areas contaminated by debris. before the accident the workers' radiation exposure limit was set at 100 millisieverts by the japanese government, but immediately after the accident the health ministry raised the limit to 250 millisieverts for fukushima daiichi. it feared that the regular limit would force workers to be quickly sidelined due to overexposure, delaying the containment operation. the ministry based its decision on the 500-millisievert exposure limit for severe accidents set by the international commission on radiological protection. the plant operator, tokyo electric

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facility on miranda will offer beds for vets. >> come here and we are going to honor everything that you have done for this country. come here, and we will salute you daily. >> reporter: the lodge is scheduled to open in 20123 2013 and services will be free. >>> congresswoman bachmann will head the republican convention in just a couple of hours. delegates are excited about their prospects in the upcoming presidential election, ken pritchett has the story. >> reporter: to give you an idea where we are you can see behind me the nokia theater. the convention has been going on throughout the day but it kicks off when michelle bachmann addresses the crowd. >> bachmann's campaign has struggled in recent months particularly after the entry of governor rick perry into the field of candidates. a new field poll shows the candidates at 6% far beyond mitt romney at 28%. but among the delegates and organizers at the convention, they see an opportunity to win back the white house whoever their candidate might be. >> my members are making preferences, but they are all excited about all the candidates. >> i think the republicans have an outstanding chance to take back the white house. >> repo

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of follow-up attacks and so forth, and aspin is the most secure facility at camp david, so we spent a couple of days there at aspen lodge. we sat in the living room, watched the television and i was accompanied by my wife lynn and daughter liz. my daughter, mary was out of the country then. i can remember sitting there focused like people were all over the country, watching the tower comedown and the fires at the pentagon and so forth. i began to think about what we needed to do by way of policy, what steps we might take in order to deal with this new situation, and the thought that came to mind first and foremost were that this was not just a terrorist attack. we have had a lot of terrorist attacks over the years and we tended to treat them as law enforcement problems. we would go out and find the bad guys, arrest them, put them on trial and lock them up. this was an act of war. we had 3000 dead americans in a matter minutes that morning, and we need to treat it as an act of war. that meant obviously you marshall all the resources of the federal government to be able to deal with and prevent a follow-on attack and deal