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The frontline, everything. you know, i appeal to moammar gadhafi and his son and the others to find them and to bring them back safely and to bring my lynsey back here. >> an attack on journalists is an attack on the truth. the truth prevails. you see her again. we will celebrate when you hear from them and the return of all four of those "new york times" journalists. our thoughts are with you and lynsey and the three other journalists. paul de bendern. new delhi bureau chief for reuters joining me from new delhi. let me shift our focus as to whether the four missing journalists are possible g...

water in each of four runs over 40 minutes and appeared to have accomplished little other than to expose the crews to radiation. later, fire trucks tried to hose the building down and that's supposed to continue through the night. at the same time, the work is under way to restore electricity that was knocked out by the tsunami, electricity that runs the pumps that keeps the reactor water circulating and the fuel rods at stable temperatures. that's the whole goal of this mission. i want you to see what those sprayers and air drops are aiming at. not at the reactor core itself, which ...

heading for the waters off libya although for now he says it's not to fight. >> we'll be enter the mediterranean shortly. it will provide us a capability for both emergency evacuations. >> moammar gadhafi is trying as hard as he can to hold onto power. pro-gadhafi troops tried and failed to retake a town neurotripoli currently under rebel control. and one of gadhafi's sons tells cnn the government is trying to talk with the rebels, but the rebel leadership is in chaos. let's start with cnn's international correspondent, ben wedeman, who is in rebel-held city benghazi. the former liby...

Who is aimon nor. we'll introduce you to him later. we have reporters ready to update us on this. nick robert witnessed the aftermath of a raid on a police station notorious for corruption. egypt's economy grinds to a halt and basic food supplies are scarce and anderson cooper is in cairo where he's been in tahrir square and talking with the man who may be the next leader of egypt, mohammed al elbaradei. what's going on there? >> it's about 3:00 a.m. and the big story is the massive demonstration planned for tomorrow. protesters are calling it the million man march. whether or not that many pe...

roads around cairo closed and president mubarak ordered a shut down of train service in an effort to stop what seems inevitable, a demonstration beginning in a few hours. meanwhile, there is a call for a peaceful transition from one era to another. this is a dramatic step for a key ally of mubarak. this could mean he's prepared to make his own presidential run. also in what might be the too little too late category the u.s. state department sent a special envoy to egypt to press the case for democratic reforms. the new envoy is frank wizner who was ambassador to egypt from 1986 to 19...