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Massive chaos. you could have people come to the fore who are aligned with radical islamic groups. you could have a central government that doesnt control big chunks of the territory. you could have ungoverned spaces where groups like al qaeda could put down roots. so yeah, as bad as things are. one of my few rules in the middle east, things have to get worse before things get worse. so i can spin out scenarios where things in libya get better, but we have to be prepared that gadhafi could preva...

Democratic uprising, that just turned violent or do you see this as a civil war that the u.s. is now siding with one group in a civil war? >> absolutely the latter. this is a civil war. whether you think it was humanitarian intervention or not, this is a civil war. we have sided with one side, the opposition to gadhafi. we dont know exactly who it is were siding with. we certainly dont know who on the side were working with would prevail with in the end. civil wars are nasty and often people who...

>> do you agree with me that the struggles of ordinary japanese people in that region have been overshadowed by the -- drumbeat of nuclear drama? >> absolutely. thats the nature of journal its. >> many it became harder to tell that story. what you are going the see emerging if they do have the power under control, that story coming back to the fore in the coming days. >> what it is like to cover the nuclear crisis in japan while worrying about your own exposure to radiation. wrench? wrench. basi...

Operable power reactors. >> its difficult to imagine how one would cope but the strength that the nation has shown is remarkable and has not gone unnoticed. in australia the headline is resilience in the face of catastrophe. no looting, no whining, very little panic if any and no demands for mythical them to fix it. the stories are heartbreaking and uplifting as the best of humanity comes to the fore, catastrophe and goes on to stay the japaneses ability to overcome disaster is deeply rooted in ...

Calling it 9.0 was a surprise. the fact that there were magnitude up to 7.2fore shocks two days before this earthquake is interesting. fore shocks is something wed like to recognize as an imminent warning of strong earthquakes. we will be studying these earthquakes in detail. jenna: what is a difference between a fore shock, an aftershock and a main shock which we would say is the earthquake. >> the largest event is what we call the main shock, that is the one with the biggest magnitude. because...

He was prepared for that, nonetheless, when you are the story as p. j. crowley did here, you have failed in your job and i think was the right decision for the state department to replace him. >> heather: lets get into your commentary. my next question, he said -- what did president really say it would be easier to be president of china and if so in what context? >> "the new york times" article that reports this, a rather long piece and talks about the president trying to deal with issues in the...

This is one of the most earthquake prone areas of the world. an earthquake can strike in japan at any moment. we have in japan regular earthquake drills and what to do in case of an earthquake. this is something that is in the back of minds of people here. it comes with living here. >> we were just listening to a briefing from the japan meteorlogical center. the largest they have experienced is 8.8. based on the latest information they have based on the information coming in they are at 8.4. reg...

Am an awful looking fat neck. for me to say, hi, justin -- my left eye blinks. does he understand he has a mild tourettes. >> as he nice to you? >> what could he have done? he took a picture. he is like, yeah. >> who was the worst to you in asking for an autograph. >> frank vincent blew me off. deniro was my first blow off. i was at an event and i taped him on the fore -- forearm. i said, "bob." he is so famous he wont know we met. i said can i have a picture and he said no. i said i have a came...

>>neil: unions are now targeting ohio and florida. in ohio protesters shouted down the governor as he tried to deliver the state of the state address upset with plans to cut collective bargaining rights. protests also happening this hour in florida after the governors big speech. the state representative knows what it is like. he has been targeted bit teachers union and joins us on the phone. this is a pattern playing out. what have you experienced, sir? >>guest: i was out there today and we had...

At least 20 weeks of gestation always with arms and legs and eyes and ears. its a baby. and that baby was being delivered all but the head and then killed. >> msnbc contributor chris is editor of postpolitics.com, author of the fixed blog, much reading for all of this kind of stuff. lets actually play a sound bite from ralph breed who kind of got it going last night and refer to what governor mitch daniels said about calling a truce on social issues. >> you know, what have suggested that we call...