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Obama says Qaddafi must pull back forces from rebel-held areas, end attacks on civilians as countries move to enact no-fly zone
If cooling fails, engineers may have to bury stricken nuclear plant in concrete and sand - as was done in Chernobyl
CBS News correspondent Harry Smith reports from the villages of Sendai, Minami-Sanriku and Ishinomaki in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
But first readings are far below levels that could pose health hazard, says diplomat with access to U.N. radiation tracking
Reuters: Tokyo Electric Power Co says transmission line is connected with crippled plant and electricity can be supplied
Government TV: "Infiltrators" caused "chaos and riots" before riot police chased them off
Twice-ousted leader mobbed by allies after 7-year exile; U.S. worries homecoming will disrupt election in quake-battered country
American Red Cross representative: survivors suffering in cold temperatures, they're "completely dazed and overwhelmed"
Captured by Qaddafi forces, four reporters are to be released, say Libyan officials
Worried Japanese gather at airport to leave nuclear peril behind
The Guardian: Japanese troops discover abandoned elderly, many on death's doorstep, near stricken-nuke plant
Europe air traffic control says Tripoli accepting no flights after Security Council approves "all necessary measures" to stop Qaddafi
David Martin says Qaddafi already in violation of cease-fire, and U.S. participation is necessary to make no-fly zone work
Deputy Energy Secretary says West Coast, Hawaii won't be affected, downplays concerns about trace radiation at U.S. airports