. $1.00 micro sieverts per hour they found a hot spot at j village of $71.00 micro sieverts per hour and ironically enough that's where the japanese will begin the relay with the olympic torch so those kinds of serious contamination spots have to be cleaned up before dust gets kicked up and the worst exposure of all is if you breathe it in because now it's in your long where it can stay for years or decades depending on the particle just quickly just to people to so what's like the normal what level of these you know what's the normal level of acceptable kind of radiation in the year that we're going to talk about like you know 1.7 what's the most what's the normal before the catastrophe normal background was 0.0 for michael steele it's only when the japanese government goal at this point is 0.23 so you can see that they're violating that all over the place and it's going to take a long time to get down to 0.23 which is still a serious level to have to live with that's the residents of japan the ones who live in this area are going to be facing this for the rest of their lives not ju

the 1st highlights but also radioactive hot spots like the geiger counter measures nearly 7000000 sievert a return flight from frankfurt to new york would be 0.10 you seem. to know where the builder said and worse year after the exercise was exiles and not only this is also a civil service but if you like 10 seconds that's nothing if you are going to be disloyal from the heart that's going to drop out of us if you're not going to do it with her and to send a lot of humor i'm a choice to counteract the groups of easy feeling. the visitors reach the next apocalyptic setting an abandoned nursery school a movie like scenery for visitors. i don't like to meet you. might. not last the group which is the center of the exclusion zone the nuclear reactor. ever since it was covered by a giant. the radiation has been decreasing for most of the locals whoever chernobyl remains a to boo even 30 years later i can feel this thing. and be grateful for those people who want to know the part of the story where this is a good idea that after so many years they didn't forget about this era and got it from. b

mike sievert of t. mobile thomas rutledge of charter communications brian roberts of comcast john malone of liberty media dexter goyette of all t s michael coms of sprint. and araya berkoff of lie entry also pat s. air of cox communications and jeffrey story of. century link. they're doing an incredible job if you look at other continents if you look at europe they want a different route than we did and much different we were talking about that just a little while ago and they're having tremendous problems other countries are having problems other continents are having problems but with business at a level that nobody's seen it before on the internet it's holding up incredibly well and they expect that to continue no matter what happened and no matter how much more it gains which it can gain more than it already is i don't know because the setting records let me also update you on the distribution of urgency needed resources and supplies and we have a lot of numbers i'm going to let mike pence speak to