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Turbines in the first place because they were in the turbine building? ey were not under the reactor core at all, clearly, when they stepped in this water. what you need to know about this is that this is serious. this is big time. that water with this much radiation and cobalt in it is in contact and outside the vessel itself. either outside the rbine, altside the core, out -- this is a much now bigger deal than we had three days ago. >> and you wonder if that's going to create a meltdown or if it's just in and of itself a very, very dangerous situation. >> if you're pouring water int going s...

So the "talk back" question today, who should pick up the tab for enforcing libya's no ply fly zone? join in, facebook.com/carolcnn. >> a very expensive war. war is very expensive. >> moammar gadhafi, perhaps he should pick up some of the tab. somebody has control of his assets. why not use some of them? >> making cuts in this country 57b paying a lot for this war. >> could add up to, what, a billion dollars? >> right. >> interesting to see what people have to say. >> thank you, carol. a look at what's ahead on the rundown, live to japan where a reactor core may be leaking radioactive materi...

Clear, we don't yet know if that containmt vessel has gotten cracked or not. that's because there are several potentl sources where the contaminated water could have come from. experts say each of the reactors here at fukushima has a turbin hall next to it. i'll show you a diagram. experts say the workers who wer contaminated were probably working here i a t turbine hall next to reactor number three. these are water and steam lines going into and coming out of the reactor core and the containment vessel. experts say the leak could have come from the core itself or it could have come from one o...

Thn e coalition is ready to do d is not ready to do to help the civilians in libya. stanby for my interview with general carter ham. stuttgart, usfrom germany. also, anti-government protests in syria, they're growing bigger and bigger and more deadly. we'll take a closer look at the danger that syria will be the next middle east domino to fall. what that could mean for the people in syria and innedeed th region and world. and experts say the most extreme example of a nuclear plant meltdown, that would be a breach to the reactor core. and guess what, it could be happening right now in japan...

Like i said, it would make afghanistan look easy. jon: does it all come back to iran? >> a lot of it does, particularly with the shia rebels in the north. iran's been backing them, and that's why saudi arabia got involved last year in fighting the insurrection in north yemen. and so i think it's a real problem, and iran is poised to gain from all this. of course, syria's been an ally of iran, so if that government should fall, that's not good for iran. but overall i think all of these development withs are positive for iran in many ways. jon: j.d. gordon, state department spokesman under secre...