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>> reporter: it was a clear warning flag: yields on spanish government bonds surged to 7% today, after moody's investors service cut its rating by three notches to just above junk status. that typically means a bailout might be needed. germany has been the go-to source for rescue packages, but chancellor angela merkel said today, her country cannot save europe on its own, adding germany's resources are "not unlimited." some international experts says the best solution, and what investors want to see, a unified effort to rescue troubled nations. >> it would have to be a combination of...

in spain today, signaling that country might soon be in desperate need of a bailout. >> reporter: it was a clear warning flag: yields on spanish government bonds surged to 7% today, after moody's investors service cut its rating by three notches to just above junk status. that typically means a bailout might be needed. germany has been the go-to source for rescue packages, but chancellor angela merkel said today, her country cannot save europe on its own, adding germany's resources are "not unlimited." some international experts says the best solution, and what investors want to see,...

and there were new developments in spain today, signaling that country might soon be in desperate need of a bailout. >> reporter: it was a clear warning flag: yields on spanish government bonds surged to 7% today, after moody's investors service cut its rating by three notches to just above junk status. that typically means a bailout might be needed. germany has been the go-to source for rescue packages, but chancellor angela merkel said today, her country cannot save europe on its own, adding germany's resources are "not unlimited." some international experts says the best solution,...

news was in the square, and suddenly found himself under attack by the police as his tape recorder rolled. >> journalist! >> reporter: by dawn the square was cleared, and the hospitals were full of wounded. >> reporter: violence also broke out again in yemen. pro and anti-government forces clashed in saleh, and in the southern city of hayden, officials say police opened fire killing at least three protesters. no matter what the price, says this man, we will stand until saleh goes. and in libya, anti-government protests spread through several cities as crowds threw rocks at police veh...

katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it's as if a sleeping giant has suddenly awakened, as anti-government uprisings spread through the the middle east. first tunisia and egypt. now yemen and libya. but tonight, the world's attention is focus on the tiny persian gulf kingdom of bahrain, which hosts the u.s. navy's fifth fleet. the capital is under lockdown after government troops attacked protesters overnight. at least five people were killed hundreds wounded. in washington, secretary of state hillary clinton called on bahrain's government to show restraint, but as terry ...