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At japan's crippled fukushima daiichi power plant to release hydrogen gas and steam. this as fire fighters pump tons of water on the facility hoping to cool overheating fuel rods. france is meantime convening a meeting in paris today. to talk about implementation of the no-fly zone ordered by the u.n. on the ground in libya, opposition forces say they're still under attack despite the government's claim it is observing a cease-fire. i'm natalie allen at cnn center. we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. stay with us now for "ireport for cnn."

I will talk with the red cross about their efforts there to help people. we'll continue to follow any developments from japan. i'm natalie allen. thank you for watching. ireport for c ncht n is nenn is. and i will be back with the headlines.

Happened. crews in the devastated city 135 kilometers north pole the man from the rubble of the house early saturday and said they thought he had been buried there for more than a week. in fact, they now say he was staying at a shelter and deli went back to his house to check on it and then fell asleep. that is where rescuers found him, put him and an ambulance and taken to a local hospital. that the search for other possible survivors will go on. as we mentioned, more than 10,000 people are still missing in japan and rescuers faced the dangerous task of searching for them, often entering da...

Tahir square friday, many said the amendments don't go far enough. we have seen the images, people returning to their destroyed homes in japan. among those sifting through the wreckage, one elderly woman in search of her granddaughter. she found a glimmer of hope growing from the ground. we'll have her story when we come back. [ male announcer ] ten people are going to win the chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac of their choice. push your onstar button and you could be one of them. even if you're not an onstar customer.

The high school during and after the quake. in ishioka, sarah feinerman photos show people waiting. and shows the inside of a convenience store and says the stands were empty except for office supplies. we spoke to sarah on the phone about the struggle to find food and water. >> the late evening of the second day they had a system where they had trays and tables from inside the store. they didn't let people go in. they brought the food out to them. and they would hand out baskets. people would go and take what they offered. it was like tea and noodles basically your option. everyone around w...