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There in tokyo a week ago they had runs on bottled water and you could not get but one bottle in the hotel or the 7/11 and now that the radiation levels are falling has that made a difference? >>reporter: people are still very concerned. we hear that the government is now handing out bottles of water, and that is rationing, 240,000 have been given to households with infants and 18-ounce bottles of water, one per household causing people to start leaving the city. we believe the exodus is led by ...

Properties. so the market looks good, but the housing market looks much, much worse than expected. >> and the prices of homes are falling too. not only home sales are falling, but the value of the house keeps falling and falling. >> what i thought was interesting, i looked regionally, and weve seen this pain in florida and nevada and the west. look at the prices. median price down more than 5% from february 2010, $156,000, the midwest is feeling the most pain. they saw their sales down 12%. the ...

With a compromise plan that would have been a four year plan where the raises would have been given in the last two years. >> ok. >> so listen, you voted against it. ok? you dont believe that your city council should be getting a raise at the time that youre facing this budget shortfall. heres the argument in favor of the raise that some people make. you did a market survey that you compared your salaries to some of the cities closest to you and also to private sector salaries for people doing t...

Falling. but ultimately, everybody recognizes that gadhafi is insane. hes lost touch with reality. and we need regime change there if theres going to be any stability. >> does that mean ultimately troops on the ground or in some form or cia on the ground? >> we need somebody on the ground. a no-fly zone is not going to work. ive worked in enough of those to know that theyre not much of a deterrent. most of the damage in libya is being done by artillery and mercenaries and killing people in the s...

Into egypt, into tunisia. it would be a sheer catastrophe. so right now, its triage. we have to stop this city from falling. but ultimately, everybody recognizes that gadhafi is insane. hes lost touch with reality. and we need regime change there if theres going to be any stability. >> does that mean ultimately troops on the ground or in some form or cia on the ground? >> we need somebody on the ground. a no-fly zone is not going to work. ive worked in enough of those to know that theyre not muc...

Its quite another to be going through an earthquake while sitting in a building next to a nuclear reactor. is frightening an understatement? >> yeah, definitely. i mean, you think about it, its kind of a triple whammy. we had the earthquake, the tsunami, and also i happened to be at the power plant at the same time. >> describe the moment the quake hit. >> well, you know, is it started off kind of slow. i was thinking, wow its need to be experiencing this earthquake in japan, but quickly my mind...

Japanese leaders offering our nations full support in the midst of the tragedies, family members are honors loved ones, our british partner itn has more. >> reporter: in a remote mountain town or whats level of it, a woman clamors over wreckage looking for a family member. she finds what shes been looking for, what shes been dreading. but her dignity never falters. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: for the survivors there is little respite. fuel levels are falling slow, and the snow kee...

Moment the tsunami broke. i guess the coastline of japan. these are just terrifying pictures. and you can hear in the background many of the shouts of some people who are filming and watching it. that was a wall of water. youll remember that this is a town of 17,500 people, 9,500 people remain unaccounted for. youre watching cnn with our continuing coverage of the impact of japans quake. well, the price of crude oil has been falling, concerns over tensions in the middle east are now being outw...

Be your response? >> its a bit mixed. its been a bit of three steps forward, one step back. with the last several days being a serious step back and kind of a discouraging moment for a lot of participants and observers of the revolution. in the past couple of days,off had deadly clashes between muslims and christians. apparently all started with some romeo and juliet story, with a christian falling in love, and a church was burned. you had the army sweep through tahrir and got rid of the protest...

Romeo and juliet story, with a christian falling in love, and a church was burned. you had the army sweep through tahrir and got rid of the protester whos refused to lead. have you a prime minister basically chosen by the protesters and a clean break from the mubarak era. were on the right path, but its a very long road. the last couple of days have emphasized to people this is a marathon. the revolution hasnt ended. the new egypt has not yet been built. >> when you look at your home country of ...