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Theory a nuclear reaction in the pool instead of the reactor so this is not without risk. if theyre doing it to get water in the pools theyve decided the risk of doing nothing is higher than the risk of dropping water. >> and matthew, finally and very quickly, is the situation worse tonight than it was last night? >> yes, if it is as described that theyve got a pool with no water in it its substantially worse, yes. >> matthew wald, thank you very much indeed. turning to the shocking violence i...

Time for global leaders to decide which side of the moral spectrum theyre going to lie on, not just here in libya, not just in bahrain but all of these places where were seeing these types of popular revolt, piers. >> arwa damon, thank you very much indeed. coming up, what hillary clinton told wolf blitzer about her future in politics. hot waffles... the smell of warm maple syrup. honeysuckle and rosemary. the smell of shaving cream. whatever scents fill your household, purina tidy cats scoop ...

David remnick is the editor of "the new yorker." he has a controversial piece on benjamin netanyahu in the latest issue and joins me now. let me start by reading one of your quotes. it says in the midst of a revolution in the arab world netanyahu seems lost, defensive and unage or unwilling to recognize the changing circumstances in which he finds himself. what are those changing circumstances? >> well, clearly benjamin netanyahu is facing a new map in the middle east. hes facing a potentially n...

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Hes watching it closely and hes getting his defense mechanisms ready for the worst possible situation and hope it doesnt happen. >> do you think that president obama should be more forceful now in terms of the palestine and israel position? at the moment it seems everyones eyes are being moved away from the crux of that problem. >> ive been surprised how inconsistent president obama has been throughout this. the whole situation in libya baffles me. here we have a president that comes out and say...

Its 3:00 a.m. here and peaceful scene. but tonight unrest continues to sweep the arab world. weve seen turmoil from tunisia to egypt to libya and bahrain. were in israel getting a close look at what this may all mean for the peace process here. but i want to begin tonight with the breaking news on the other big story of the day, japan and here with that is my colleague anderson cooper, who is in tokyo. anderson, whats the latest and in particular from the news of the fukushima plant, there seems...

10:00 in the morning, that there had been and has been a sustained and heavy artillery bombardment. one person saying that pro-gadhafi forces had set up sniper positions and yet another talking about the increase in civilian casualties saying that an entire family had been killed. a few hours later we were in front of the courthouse in benghazi walking alongside a group of women marching carrying a sign. the message on it very simple. how many libyans are going to have to die until the united na...

Flare-ups of violence in other parts of africa and we have a lot of problems that are crying out for resolution, but not every one of those can be unilaterally addressed by the united states. that is why i think president obamas been absolutely correct in saying gadhafi has lost legitimacy to govern. if there is to be any action taken against him to try to help the opposition and to protect the civilians, it must be authorized by the international community. >> and she suggested that with the ar...

Pool instead of the reactor so this is not without risk. if theyre doing it to get water in the pools theyve decided the risk of doing nothing is higher than the risk of dropping water. >> and matthew, finally and very quickly, is the situation worse tonight than it was last night? >> yes, if it is as described that theyve got a pool with no water in it its substantially worse, yes. >> matthew wald, thank you very much indeed. turning to the shocking violence in the middle east today i want to...

Freedom and democracy turning around not really seeing the international support that they want to be seeing. many saying that it is now the time for global leaders to decide which side of the moral spectrum theyre going to lie on, not just here in libya, not just in bahrain but all of these places where were seeing these types of popular revolt, piers. >> arwa damon, thank you very much, indeed. coming up, what hillary clinton told wolf blitzer about her future in politics. [ crickets chirpin...