. >> nuclear fuel rods in the reactor unit number two have been reexposed.the rescue operation on japan's northeast coast continues, and the police do fear that the death toll will rise to more than 10,000. meanwhile, german chancellor merkel has announced berlin is suspending an agreement to extend the life of the country's nuclear plants. we leave you now with the latest developments. we will continue to keep you updated on the latest developments here and we would like to leave you with some images from the japanese disaster. so stay tuned. k

. >> nuclear fuel rods in the reactor unit number two have been reexposed. the rescue operation on japan's northeast coast continues, and the police do fear that the death toll will rise to more than 10,000. meanwhile, german chancellor merkel has announced berlin is suspending an agreement to extend the life of the country's nuclear plants. we leave you now with the latest developments. we will continue to keep you updated on the latest developments here and we would like to leave you with some images from the japanese disaster. so stay tuned. >>this week on world business... how fears about the ndm-1 superbug affected the indian medical tourism industry i've worked in different parts of the world, in different hospitals, and resistant bacteria is common in every hospital, in every intensive care unit. naming bacteria after a country or after a city, especially when the country is trying to promote itself a medical tourism destination, i thought it wasn't a medical reason, the reason was something else. and vietnam may be expanding at a staggering rate, but