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Yemen, is that not a more direct threat given the high al qaeda presence there? >> embassy send probably the next domino -- embassien is probably the next domino to fall. and there are two insurgencies, one in the north, one in the south. that's where al qaeda on the arabian peninsula is located which we have identified as the most dangerous terrorist group potentially in the world today. the real issue here is even in egypt and tunisia we've seen regime change, but really haven't seen revolution. we haven't seen fundamental reforms or changes in those societies. i think that we're going to ha...

Back to gadhafi and waited again for the french to get involved, the portuguese, others to get involved and try help and push and then the united nations and then the united states seemingly in response to the united nations, their humanitarian effort to stop a slaughter at this point, not to topple the country now stop a slaughter of humanitarian, you know, epic proportions potentially for libya, the president gets involved. that doesn't sound like a winning strategy to me. it doesn't sound like someone who wants to follow through with what he originally said he would do clark do, which is to...

They have a will but if not the way it get this mission accomplished on the ground. that's where the united states and allies are vulnerable. the reality is that colonel gadhafi cannot last. both economically and militarily he is under fire. the odds against him surviving this even physically are diminished, i think, by the day. >> neil livingston, one of the big concerns here for america in particular is the possibility of islamic fundamentalists getting into these rebels in the way that we saw in iran, for example. there are also reports that in egypt which was deemed to be islamic fundament...

Libya. and in japan for the first time we're hearing from two hero workers from inside the nuclear power plant. the latest on the battle to contain the damage there. the battle still raging. this as the country continues to deal with the massive effects from the quake and the tsunami. the death toll now stands at more than 9,000. 13,000 missing. plus word of the fda here in america issuing a ban now on certain products coming out of the region around the reactor because of very high levels of radiation. we'll have all the details on that, the latest from japan and libya. back to you. >> than...

Are willing to do it. >> i'm going to have to see wrap up there. thank you very much indeed. >> thank you. tonight questions have been raised about why the coalition intervened in libya and why not. is it all about the people of libya, or is it all about oil? joining me the president and founder of firm cameron hanover. what's the answer to that question? is it about people or about oil? >> well, it's about both. but we're not intervening anywhere else, are we, right now. so if it were just about people, we would be in bahrain or yemen or somewhere else right this minute. >> tell me about li...