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Since i am desperately searching for good news, i consider that a victory. every day when i woke up, there was a hydrogen explosion or a fire or problems had spread to another plant. today that did not happen and there was some good news. that doesn't mean it's all wine and roses. but at reactor number one and number two, things might be stabilizing and they might get power going at reactor number two, at least that's the hope. reactors five and six, that seems to have stabilize. even if you're just narrowing the range of problems, allowing the workers to focus on the core problems and let the...

And those spent fuel ponds, that's a heard challenge and one can see that going on and on and on. as long as they dump water in it, that buys them time. but sanjay, tomorrow, and god knows i hope this isn't the case, but you could be working your heart out, you're under all this stress, think you're making some progress. and if tomorrow there's a hydrogen explosion or spike in radiation or a friend of yours dies, i assume that can -- you're back right where you started. so i think every day is going to be a struggle for them. >> one u.s. nuclear official has just said in the united states, tha...

>> jim bitterman for us in france. thank you, jim. now, listen to this. >> doom was in the air. everyone felt that it was the end. >> this is the first time we are actually hearing an eyewitness account, from someone talking about the first hydrogen explosion within that nuclear plant in japan. it reveals a lot more about the dire and dangerous situation there, plus, japan now has risen its nuclear crisis level, so we're going to find out what that means for survivors and those plant workers still risking their own lives inside. we've got a live report next. mi. uncovering hotel freebies lik...

Have amassed outside of benghazi. opponents of the regime of gadhafi have called for a no-fly zone, although for many weeks now, all those calls have gone from a no-fly zone to what they call a no-drive zone or hitting with cruise missiles libyan government installations. it is not clear what the united states plans to do. we'll look at that in the hour ahead. but first, let's go to cnn contributor jim walsh, also from m.i.t. also joining us is cnn's tom forman and michael freelander, a former nuclear plant operator. he joins us, as well. jim, in terms of the latest developments you're watchin...

Today that did not happen and there was some good news. that doesn't mean it's all wine and roses. but at reactor number one and number two, things might be stabilizing and they might get power going at reactor number two, at least that's the hope. reactors five and six, that seems to have stabilize. even if you're just narrowing the range of problems, allowing the workers to focus on the core problems and let the others just simply be managed, that would be welcome news and a victory. of course, we could wake up and there could be another hydrogen explosion, radiation levels could have spiked...