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Thats going to be the test. but so far were not seeing that resolve weaken. >> nic robertson, arwa damon, thank you both. be safe out there. coming up, imminent change in command for the mission in libya and a lot of questions to sort out. with nato taking over, will the mission be any different? and what is the possible endgame? thats next. later, the ominous news from the damaged fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant in japan. theres word that the core in reactor three may be leaking radioac...

Senior fellow at the hoover institution and in cairo, cnns ivan watson. fouad, youve been talking about this. you say in syria, line in libya, the push for democracy is not going to come easily or without a fierce fight. >> sanjay, i think in many ways, if you look at syria, it more resembles libya in the way this battle will be fought between the regime and the opposition, between the regime and the people. it would resemble tunisia and egypt. tunisia and egypt fooled us, they were easy. they w...

More resembles libya in the way this battle will be fought between the regime and the opposition, between the regime and the people. it would resemble tunisia and egypt. tunisia and egypt fooled us, they were easy. they were, in many ways, they were done in a fairly gentlemanly way between the regime and the opposition. syria is a very different country. its a more violent regime. its a regime thats cut off from the people. and i think what youre witnessing in all these places that were talking ...

Tomorrow. she is now a stay at home mother for two. and jessica will now have access to a trust fund of up to $800,000 donated two decades ago. the money comes from thousands of strangers who stayed glued to their tvs as rescuers struggled to free her. no word of a party, but im sure shell party hard. >> by the way, abby dorn, sad story. she actually has severe brain injury while she was giving birth. her parents said she wanted to see her kids and it sounds like thats going to happen now. so is...

Jordan today between supporters of king abdullahs government and protesters demanding political reform. witnesses said police tried to separate the two groups and appeared overwhelmed before then regaining control. the government reports more than 100 people were injured. and in yemen, thousands took to the streets after friday prayers to call for government reform. the protests in yemen have been going on for weeks but the unrest in jordan and syria is new and shows that the demand for reform a...

Remain dug in, continue to repel the rebels trying to get back into the city. whats happening to the supply line? we definitely see that the command and control is being attacked. his ability to defend other parts of the country is being attacked. coalition members will go after the supply lines. can he resupply them in a less obvious way? thats going to be the test. but so far were not seeing that resolve weaken. >> nic robertson, arwa damon, thank you both. be safe out there. coming up, immine...

His ability to defend other parts of the country is being attacked. coalition members will go after the supply lines. can he resupply them in a less obvious way? thats clearly going to be the test in the coming days. but so far were not seeing that resolve weaken. >> nic robertson, arwa damon, thank you both. be safe out there. coming up, imminent change in command for the mission in libya and a lot of questions to sort out. with nato taking over, will the mission be any different? and what is t...

If you look at syria, it more resembles libya in the way this battle will be fought between the regime and the opposition, between the regime and the people. it would resemble tunisia and egypt. tunisia and egypt fooled us, they were easy. they were, in many ways, they were done in a fairly gentlemanly way between the regime and the opposition. syria is a very different country. its a more violent regime. its a regime thats cut off from the people. and i think what youre witnessing in all these ...

To other unrest in the region, there was a violent clash in jordan today between supporters of king abdullahs government and protesters. police tried to separate the two groups and appeared overwhelm. the government reports more than 100 people were injured. and in yemen, thousands took to the streets after friday prayers to call for government reform. the protests in yemen have been going on for weeks but the unrest in jordan and syria is new and shows that the demand for reform across the mide...

Circle have been reaching out to the united states and arab states and today the u.s. ambassador to libya said its still not clear what they want. heres exactly what he said. >> its clear that the regime is reaching out to several possible mediators to try to get a message across. im not exactly sure what the message is, but it clearly indicates, i think at least some kind of desperation i think at this point. >> meanwhile, fierce fighting continues in abdijaya. refugees streaming out of the cit...