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Emergency services, the state of emergency management agencies and other nonprofits which might be able to offer residents long term help if they are displaced permanently and theres a tentative meeting set up for homeowners to discuss the history of the area and any information the city has obtained and the reason is because several residents are very concerned about the future of their homes, and their families, here in the bay area. reporting live, back to you. martha: thank you very much, to...

Civilians up until a few weeks ago did not know how to carry a weapon, let alone fire it. they have been getting more organized on the battlefield. they are advancing 100 miles 160 miles west of benghazi. they are charging through like in the past. they are taking it very slowly, capitalizing on the military. also, we are hearing the young fighters are take iing advice f them. when they enter into battle, they feel they have a better chance for foreign intervention, making sure they do it wisely...

Generators. what theyre hoping is if those generators kick in, they may be able to fire up the coolant processing and really get a hand on it. >> stan grant reporting live, many thanks. turning to libya and a u.n. move that may be a game changer. libyas foreign minister announced a cease fire following the u.n.s approval of a know fly zone clearing the way for possible military action against moammar gadhafis government. >> the security council has authorized the use of force including enforce...

Heavily at night and that is really hindering any attempt to save these people, basically four days after the earthquake and tsunami, jon. greg: with no power or heat in a lot of peep thats got to be a terrible tribulation for the people trying to survive. david piper reporting live. jenna: david mentioned some of our response. the u.s. military moving warships closer to the japanese coast today. they sailed about 100 miles from shore over fears of any sort of shifting within could carry radiati...

Women located on the sea or bases are-- theyre solely prepared and ready and the fact that japan is one of the most advanced countries in the region, that helps. having said that youre talking a significant number of people and a very large area, so, i dont think desperation has set in in most of the areas, but ive been told in some of the areas where the destruction is will almost 100%, thats where the people are worried about people that might be stranded or trapped and have no ability really ...

Really to get food for themselves or stay warm. >> harris: all right, adam housley reporting live. thank you very much for your great work. new reaction now from washington on the developing situation at the crippled japanese nuclear reactor. all of that raising questions about the safety of u.s. nuke power plants. senator joe lieberman weighing in saying the u.s. needs to fully understand whats happening in japan and in the meantime, slow down construction of new american nuclear plants. >> the...

Walking up onto the sidewalk, this is what the sidewalk looks likeser it is a mess but despite the mandatory evacuations set into effect yesterday, a lot of people simply refuse to leave, a lot of people are hanging out on the front stoops watching us do the live reports, upset because that he dont want their home values to go down and is something they say theyll deal with over and over again, regardless of the situation. >> heather: thank you very much, julie bandaras, reporting live. >> gregg...

Information. jon, back to you. jon: all right, david lee miller reporting live. thank you. jenna: well from libya back stateside, right now protesters in rhode island are gearing up for another major rally, like the one that we saw over the weekend in support of nearly 2,000 teachers who got notices they may not have a job next year. molly line has been following the story. she is live for us in providence with the teachers, so molly, what can we expect from todays rally? >> reporter: well rally...

>> missed the boat? >> immediately took us in, looked after us, and telephoned people who make sure we got here, second to none. >> many of the workers leaving said they hope to return and will worry about the 6 million libyans fighting for their freedom. >> i feel sad for the people that are left, i mean the libyan people and involved in this. its a tragedy. >> despite the evacuee, thousands of governor workers still remain trapped in libya, many of them are in the capital of tripoli. thats whe...

Governments warned karroubi and learn from the people. broadcast from the holy city of khoum, they said this nation has defeated the shah, you are the petty left overs, you are nothing. reporting live, james rosen. jon: james, thank you. jenna: james is filling us in quite a bit on whats happening in iran and we have a fox news alert now, israel hinting it may take some sort of action because of two iranian warships, planning to sail to syria through the suez canal. you can take a look at the ma...