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Satellite phone. that's the best we could do in our challenges to bring you the latest from libya. thanks to rick and others putting themselves in harm's way. who will be in charge of the libyan battle? president obama says that the u.s. will hand off the leadership role. now we're getting new information just breaking on who will be in command and who is refusing. coming up, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton, will tell us if it will work and if it's a good idea for president obama to give up the lead in a crisis in which american forces are involved. new developments from ja*p a...

Jenna: so many thought domestic issues were going to dictate the issues of 2012 but now they will be whether or not international polices are going to do that. karl rove, we'll discuss this another time, i guess. always nice to have you, thank you. >> thank you for having me. jon: a fox news alert, workers at the nuclear plant in japan taking action to hold down a storage pool that holds spent nuclear fuel, water in that pool reaching a poiling -- boiling point. crews also reconnecting power lines to all six reactor units at that stricken facility but more work needs to be done before the elec...

Self-inflicted gunshot wound after a six our standoff officer craig burkele died from his injuries and one officer in critical condition at this hour. and workers at japan's fukushima nuclear plant tonight are racing to prevent yet another catastrophe. but a little bit of good news to tell you about. engineers announcing two of the plants reactor units are now safely under control, but pressure inside one of those reactors and another one on the property is building. more on that in a moment. and first, another positive development. >> and-- this is amazing. rescuers pulling additional survivo...

Critical of the strike. so on the one hand the arab league's support was so key, and at the same time just not even 24 hours into this, we're starting to see some criticism from the arab league. it will be interests to see how the white house reacts from that. we'll of course continue or coverage of "operation odyssey dawn" in just a few minutes. but in japan today, an amazing rescue more than a week -- police say a 16-year-old boy and his 80-year-old grandmother have been rescued, and the two were found alive in the miyagi prefecture. and new this hour, officials say 2 of the 6 reactor ...

The workers to focus on the core problems and let the others just simply be managed, that would be welcome news and a victory. of course, we could wake up and there could be another hydrogen explosion, so on and so forth. so i'm not saying we're out of the woods. but each day that passes that we don't have a new dramatic development that is worse, buys time, allows the reactor units to get a little cooler and allows the team on the ground, which must be dog tired, to come up with a plan to deal with that nuclear waste and the spent fuel rods in reactors three and four. >> yeah, michael freelan...