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Fukushima daiichi power plant that smoke is, in fact, rising from reactor two. they had earlier confirmed that smoke was coming from reactor three. that, of course, is the problem reactor, the one that has -- had that explosion, the fire, and earlier reports of smoke over the last coming days. it was also where we saw the build-up of pressure and they thought they'd have to release that pressure yesterday, that was until levels maintained or just leveled out, i guess. but the problem with this smoke is that we don't know what is in it or what is the cause of the smoke. of course, the fear is t...

And grease. the dark substance is believed to be sediment, which was washed down the mississippi by dredging and high water. some local residents who believe it is the result of that massive oil spill. looking to beef up her foreign policy resume, sarah palin in jerusalem. she looks forward to discussing key issues with netanyahu. she also stopped in india over the weekend. she has yet to decide if she'll make a run for this white house in 2012. the struggle to cool down reactors at a nuclear power plant battered by an earthquake and tsunami in japan continues on multiple fronts this morni...

What would have been this week on your show and all the other shows a report about a massacre occurring inside -- in benghazi. so there is, you know, a limit to what america can do. and as far as the analogy to bahrain, it's been made, you're absolutely right, but i don't think it's a fair analogy. bahrain is a very, very different place than libya. and gadhafi is a uniquely dastardly figure in the community. >> thank you so much for joining us and giving your perspective. >> it's been great having you walk us through all this. thanks. okay. this news just in. there is smoke coming out of re...

Three, but we -- we do know that they -- as soon as they saw that smoke, they got out. the problem, ali, they just don't know what this smoke actually is. and that is -- that really is what is alarming. you can only, you know, assume it may contain radioactive material. and that is obviously causing fear, not only among officials and workers who are, you know, working tirelessly to try and contain this situation, but also among those people who live, you know, close by to this nuclear plant in fukushima, ali. >> anna, tell us about the food concerns. officials in japan say they've found higher...

Anything you heard, particularly as it pertains to the pool of water around the spent fuel rods? >> reporter: let's start with the good news first pause we haven't had a ton of good news this week. it's good news if reactor one and reactor five and six are stabilized. one of the challenges is with so many things in play, over such a long period of time, i think it's tough for the workers on the ground to be able to manage multiple problems in multiple places. so i would say that's good news. i would also say it's good news that they're getting power generation there. but there are a lot of cha...