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flooding, washed out by roads have been waiting for supplies, relief workers are now using air drops and some are having to resort to four-wheel drive vehicles just to reach these people with everything from pampers to prescriptions along with, of course, food and water. amber lyon once again following this for us out of vermont. live today in wilmington. amber, i see a lot of people out and about behind you. it looks like some progress is being made. >> reporter: yeah. there's a lot of cleaning up going on out here, brooke. at one point, residents say the water would have been over ...

towards the capital. this is the city of zawiya. on this day, even if you couldn't see the fire fight close up, you could hear its deafening sounds reverberating from the eastern part of the city. just getting too close. there are snipers on the tops of buildings. loud bangs. artillery fire. morta mortars. we've got to get out of here. despite the major battle going on around him, a rebel fighter, who did not want to be identified to protect his family, was confident of victory. considering the fighting is to fierce here, how long before you think you're able to push into tripoli? >>...

Just hack into your kids' accounts. at least one cop says parents should be using spyware to survey their kids' computer activity, even if it means busting in on their private tweets and facebook chats. joining me now from washington, d.c., is michelle sigona, an investigative crime reporter. this sparked such outrage from our intern who says, no way. parents should not be snooping in their kids' stuff. it makes them more closed off, they'll keep more things confidential. but is that a good opportunity for parents to keep their kids safe? >> well, you know, there's really two sides to the issu...

And i think the administration, and i think the world for that matter, hopes that will be the case. >> reporter: there's little more the administration can do other than hope and wait. regardless of what president obama has said about egypt, mubarak says he's not listening. he says he has never succumb to international pressure. rob and vinita. and abc news has you covered from the white house to egypt's presidential palace. we'll have more live reporting on this crisis later on "america this morning" and "good morning america" with instant updates, of course, at abcnews.com. what you hear...

News is reporting that the police are looking closely at brian betts' computer and phone records. has that turned up any useful leads? >> that was some specific information that i'm not permitted to talk about, but in any murder or missing person case, we talk with family and friends, neighbors, we check cell phone records and computer activity as well. >> is it possible he could have met someone online? >> that's always a possibility. the computer is used as communication tool. >> and surely, his cell phone, you can tell from his cell phone who was the last person he spoke with or received a ...