military officials saying the whom has been struck and not telling us whether it was destroyed and if one building is hit. the whole complex isn t destroyed, but a huge psychological blow in the propaganda for gaddafi. we don t have any word where he is tonight and we re on the story and i want to show you that satellite image and bring you more information as it becomes available. got to move on now to japan where the crippled fukushima nuclear plant remains unstable this hour, despite the words that two of the six were under control. pressure is building inside a third reactor and japan as health ministry today, confirming they ve found traceses, trace amounts of radiation inside green vths and raw milk, halting the distribution. that s for now. the radiation are too small to pose immediate health risks long-term. let s get the latest from grg
would like to see and i don t know whether it s going to happen, but i d like to see the arab league, the arab nations taking more of a lead as we go forward with that. and the arab league said it s an impetus to get it started and over the years we ve put billions and billions of dollars into military hardware and training and nice to see a return on that investment, frankly. a couple of things that might push against that and word that qatar has been sending planes and haven t seen that and the arab league criticizing after reports of civilians and the u.s. military says no i feelions killed in the attacks and the arab league criticizing what s going on the no-fly zone they had previous endorsed, complicating what s going on. michael baker, thank you, good to see you. new developments in another overseas crisis, japan.
the nation s health ministry confirming trace amounts of radiation in the raw food items and the water supply. the water supply was in tokoyo, 150 miles away from the troubled reactors in fukushima. this as workers rushed to control one nuclear reactor at that plant, but the pressure reportedly is building. so, how fast is that plant and how fast are nearby residents. the former head of the nuclear regulatory agency, thank you for being here, doctor. glad to be here. harris: we had a couple of points of good news, i thought today. two reactors out of the six at fukushima were out of control and then word that one has pressure that s beginning to build. what does all of this communicate to you? well, actually the two were pretty much in okay condition before. they rode out the accident. i mean, they rode out the earthquake and the tsunami even though they suffered some damage. the other ones are still in a pretty delicate state. i mean, it s a terrible