American journalists Clare Morgana Gillis and James Foley were on assignment in Libya when they were detained on April 5 outside of Brega. The parents of the two Americans heard from their children for the first time Thursday, when Gillis was able to make a phone call to her parents. Gillis reported both she and Foley are in good health.

Robert and Jane Gillis and John and Diane Foley talk to American Morning's Kiran Chetry.

Chris Hondros and Tim Hetherington were reporting from the war-torn city of Misrata, Libya when they came under fire Wednesday. Both men lost their lives in the violence and are now being remembered for their bravery.

Freelance journalist Greg Campbell was a long-time friend of Hondros and was in Libya with both men last week. Campbell speaks to American Morning.

Lynsey Addario was one of four New York Times journalists captured by Gadhafi's forces in Libya on March 15.

Addario was beaten and sexually assaulted before ultimately being released on March 21. A photographer, Addario has worked in the Muslim world for 11 years. Lynsey Addario and her husband Paul de Bendern, India Bureau Chief for Reuters, talk to Ali Velshi about what they went through.