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In libya? do they expect the united states and allies to rep rebuild libya? >> i think were not there yet and the infrastructure right now is mostly correct. they have some oil. they have exported oil. they have large foreign currency reserves. not quite like iraq in that respect but it might be like iraq in the sense that if this stalemate, and gadhafi remains in charge and he holds on to major population centers and were on the fringes of this using air power, it might mean a prolonged stalema...

Stuff. he served as governor for two terms, hes been traveling in ohio and new hampshire, obviously for good reason. its coming up at 3:00. martha: getting the ball rolling. well see what happens. in the meantime, going back to japan, and this huge story, as john was -- as jon was talking about, smoke is billowing up from at least two, according to reports that we got from david piper earlier, of japans nuclear reactors, once again, that forced responders away from the fukushima facility, it is ...

Danger zone from initially about a mile and a half to now 20 miles plus, the sense is really between both the government and the power company itself that theyve been slow and obviously have not done anything to reassure confidence in the nation. >> has the news of the state department, the american state departments recommendations to americans made its way into the japanese media and president obamas statement today in saying the administrations position saying they wish americans would -- >> ...

Information. and clearly, the nuclear regulatory commission thinks it has better and different information than what the japanese government is putting out. >> reporting from london tonight, here on "the ed show" from nbc news, anne thompson. thank you very much for joining us. i appreciate it. there is other news, obviously, sp]onight. we will keep you up to date on whatever happens in japan. but for the rest of the hour, heres whats on the table tonight. glenn beck and rush limbaugh mock the t...

Has better and different information than what the japanese government is putting out. >> reporting from london tonight, here on "the ed show" from nbc news, anne thompson. thank you very much for joining us. i appreciate it. there is other news, obviously, tonight. we will keep you up to date on whatever happens in japan. but for the rest of the hour, heres whats on the table tonight. glenn beck and rush limbaugh mock the tragedy in japan. america, are we paying attention? rick snider of mich...

Four. gas was driving out u.s. nuclear long before this disaster in japan. jon: well, this situation in japan, obviously, isnt helping the prospects for nuclear power many this country or just about anywhere else, but there are countries that are going to be building a lot of nuke plants. >> well, and thats one of the points i make in the daily beast today. china, in fact, one of the top nuclear officials in china just last friday confirm today a japanese newspaper that the chinese are planning ...

Recovering survivors more difficult, but they are like horses at a starting gate. after waiting three days to get their supplies and everything in here and moving at a very deliberate pace as fast as they could, but they are very, very eager to get on the ground in ofonoto and try to recover victims alive. brian todd, outside of ofonoto, japan. >> half a million people are calling shelters home now in the wake of the triple disaster, the earthquake, tsunami and explosion at two nuclear reactors....

Near the plant have been ordered to leave. they are seeking shelter anywhere they can. our sanjay gupta takes us inside a school. >> reporter: a lot of people have been told to evacuate as a result of these concerns about radiation. add that on top of obviously so many peoples homes being destroyed as a result of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami, this is one of the largest sort of makeshift refugee camps, just sort of came together over the last few days. this is something that people here ...

New zealand on the 22nd of february, and one in chile last year, three of the four sides have had major seismic episodes. it leaves the fourth side, and that is the west coast of north america, canada and the united states, of course, particularly vulnerable in a statistical sense. it still may be a long while before anything happens, but any seismologist believes that the three faults were talking about here, the san andreas fault, the hayward fault and most obviously of all, the undersea fault...

Sometimes its a mile around the plant. so i have confidence they are doing exactly the kind of relief that we could call for in united states and other industrialized countries that have these kinds of plants. >> neil: i did see aerial shots of plant, and a lot of homes of demolished and plant itself looked fine. whatever this thing is made of obviously held up. let me ask you, you know what its like to respond to disasters, how you respond to disasters -- obviously, they are just getting a sens...