00:00Hi, you must be the radiation management supervisor.
00:06I am.
00:07Angela Hoppe.
00:08Pleasure to meet you.
00:09My team's already in the neighborhood scouring for radiation, but I'm gonna be working here
00:13keeping us all safe.
00:14Great.
00:15What do you need from us?
00:16Just your patience and cooperation, really.
00:18My job is to help you do your job safely.
00:20We have a very specific incidence response playbook to work from.
00:23Step one, keep these dosimeters on you at all times.
00:26My team has shut down all the nearest cell towers to prevent interference.
00:30Oh, that's why my texts weren't going through.
00:34If this ever reads above 25 rads, you turn around.
00:37You exit the area quickly.
00:38Do not pass go.
00:39Do not collect $200.
00:41What happens if you don't leave?
00:42You will get sick, just like the EMTs who stayed too long in the hot zone.
00:45Hot zone?
00:46That's step two.
00:47We establish a hot zone around the crime scene using our dosimeter readings.
00:51Inside that perimeter, only personnel wearing the class three isolation suits I brought
00:55are allowed in, and only 30 minutes at a time.
01:06Not all of us are as familiar with these regulations.
01:09They're a literal playbook.
01:10Just stay close to me.
01:11I wrote it.
01:12Oh.
01:13What could be waiting for us in that house?
01:17Cesium-137 from a radiotherapy machine.
01:20Cobalt-60 from a chemical plant.
01:23Metal from a scrapyard.
01:24There's no way to know.
01:25I've seen them all before.
01:26But first things first, we need to evacuate this neighborhood now.
01:29Get all the homeowners out.
01:30That is vital.
01:31It has to happen now.
01:32Dr. Roby's already working on that.
01:33We're going to stay here, and we're going to go in.
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