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Lift off 3.47 eastern time during "studio b." he has got to realize that the game suspect ambassador from libya today referring to the country's dictator muammar qaddafi. remember, we have not officially taken sides in this not war. but in what may be the strongest indication yet that the u.s. government is moving closely to recognizing the libyan rebels, our ambassador there said that the opposition's transitional council deserves our support. >> this is a serious group. they continue to say the right things. they are reaching out to the international community. they are trying to be as inclu...

Government's prediction of where the likely areas for future earthquakes are. the yellow parts of this map are considered low risk by the japanese government but that is where many earthquakes have happened. >> where the earthquakes happened and where the government said they would happen are completely different. so it's obvious their methodology is simply flawed and their numbers should be ignored. >> reporter: the professor considers the best policy to be expect the unexpected and prepare for the worst no matter where you are in japan. paula hancocks, cnn, tokyo. a recap of our top storie...

>> reporter: for a lucky few, they can sleep soundly for the first time in weeks, knowing they escaped the war in one piece. ben wedeman, cnn, misrata. police addressed the crowds and they ordered all of them to leave in homs. a witness said they then fired on the demonstrators and used tear gas as well. the protesters are call for democratic reform and saying they're going to stay put until their demands are met. the latest protests followed opposition claims that 24 people were killed by security forces over the previous two days. the united nations security council will discuss the crisis...

We're told that gycc, the gulf cooperation council will have another meeting tonight. we're told members of the yemeni government will there be to figure out exactly how the gcc can play this role they've been wanting to play. the gcc in the past week has offered up an initiative in which they would mediate between the ruling party, the president and the opposition to set up some form of transitional government and try to come up with a deal for the president to step down so there can be a peaceful transfer of power. monita? >> thank you. let's take a look at what newspapers around the world...

Misrata and sirte. but france and britain are demanding more aggressive action to protect civilians. that is, after all, the u.n. mandate. but in the city of misrata gadhafi forces continue to shell and use snipers in an attempt to regain control. for weeks now we watched civilians in misrata die as opposition forces try to fight back. the city has been surrounded for seven weeks now, and units have called the situation for people there grave and deteriorating. remember, late last month president obama handed the mission over to nato, saying america would shift to a supporting role. >> so for ...