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. >> call a spade a spade. a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya. >> speaking before a cheering crowd yesterday, qaddafi warned against any intervention. he said if the u.s. or other countries step in, they will, quote, drown in blood. >>> egypt's [ indiscernible ] stepped down according to reports from the egyptian military. former air force officer was named prime minister by ousted president hosni mubarak. the resignation meets a demand of protestors. >>> it is 4:37 on a thursday. the actions of several undercover officers all being questioned this morning after a drug raid at a san francisco residential hotel. they are accused of police misconduct and even perjury. two incidents captured on surveillance video here in the fifth floor hallway of the henry hotel. the first one the public defender says the cops barged in without permission. >> talking about violation of constitutional rights and officers who lie about violating these rights. >> in the second video the officers enter a hallway and a cop p

. >> let's just call a spade a spade, a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya. >> reporter: a no-fly zone would prevent libya from launching air attacks on its own citizens. yesterday troops loyal to moammar gadhafi's regime dropped bombs over the eastern city of brega, as they tried to retake a key oil installation. the forces briefly succeeded, before rebels beat them back. while american warships have moved closer to libya, the white house admits it's still a long way from taking any more military action. >> there is a great deal of caution that is being exercised with respect to any actions that we might take, other than in support of humanitarian missions. >> reporter: speaking before a cheering crowd, gadhafi warned against any intervention. he's threatening to turn libya into another vietnam, saying if the u.s. or another country steps in, they will drown in blood. rebel leaders are asking for outside help, they have formed their own interim government and are calling for western air strikes to kick gadhafi's regime out for good. there is now word that a peace plan has been of

both former president putin and president medvedev tend to call a spade a spade if there's problems they say those problems that's the first kind of comfort point for institutional investors but the big question is implementation it's one thing to have a good bunch of policy initiatives and it's another to make sure they actually get implemented and make a difference on the. island have a look at how the stock markets are performing the asian markets closed in the black on the signs that the global economy is recovering after japan's record earthquake the nikkei gained point four eight of a percent and the hang saying point three two of the same european stocks weighing between gains and losses on early trading as banking stocks stocks gave up early session gains ahead of the results of irish bank stress tests the biggest decline of the i was eighteen m. whose shares dropped almost four percent after its endings missed forecasts right now both the footsie and the decks are up there forty about point two percent and the dax just just under point two of a percent russian markets are mixed

a spade and call this bigotry i'm an american citizen i was born in this country and the america that i feel so strongly for and love would not single out a group of people based on their religion. well some other international news in brief for you this hour mourners in northwest pakistan have been a target of a taliban revenge attack thirty six are driven more than a hundred wounded a teenage suicide bomber disguised. himself off as a crowd of mainly taliban militia men were getting ready to pray oh it's the attack was in retaliation for local tribal support for government security forces. britain's foreign secretary has condemned terrorism after u.k. and nato forces seized iranian weapons which they say were heading for the taliban in afghanistan william hague believes the arms were clearly intended for insurgents to kill afghan and international troops from a significant range or iran that denies it's behind the shipment of forty eight rockets and other arab nations that were recovered after a firefight which saw a number of insurgents killed. discovery has ended her twenty seven

both former president putin and president medvedev tend to call a spade a spade if there's problems they say those problems that's the first kind of comfort point for international investors but the big question is implementation it's one thing to have a good bunch of policy measures but it's another to make sure they actually get implemented and make a difference on the ground. now let's take a look at how the stock markets are performing the asian markets closed in the black on signs that the global economy is recovering after japan's wakil earthquake the nikkei gained almost half a percent and nothing saying close up point three percent. european stocks swing between gains and losses this hour on early trading as banking stocks are the only session gains ahead as a result of irish bank stress tests the biggest one of their own with h. and m. whose shares dropped almost four percent after its earnings missed forecast mostly footsie and the dax are still flat as our. russian markets makes this out with the my sex op sorry my safe down point almost point five percent in the r.t.s. up alm

both for president putin president medvedev tend to call a spade a spade if there's problems they say those problems that's the first kind of comfort point for international investors but the big question is implementation it's one thing to have a good bunch of policy measures and it's another to make sure they actually get implemented and make a difference on the ground sounds have a look at how the stock markets are performing this hour the asian markets closed in the black on signs of the global economy is recovering after japan's record earthquake the nikkei gained almost half a percent and the hang seng closed up point three percent european stocks win between gains and losses on early trading as banking stocks gave up only session gains ahead of the result for the irish bank stress tests the biggest decline of there was a gentleman whose shares dropped almost percent after its earnings missed forecasts both the footsie and the drags are flat at the moment russian markets are mixed this hour with m i six down almost point six percent and the as he s. is up around point two percen

defense secretary robert gates when he is ready to call a spade a spade what he actually what he really imply that any military involvement is akin to the creeping mission with the open ended commitment which which in effect will result from no fly zone no drive zone then it's a small military he's building peacemaking and eventually it will be boiled down to the again to the american military open ended commitment to africa so in fact it's also fits perfectly in the beginning of brzezinski theory and doctoring of the menage cows where the americans will thrive on this time i have very very serious reservations given all that then not on russia's concerns about they said but a change agent the russians concerned apart from the russian involvement in economic and infrastructure development north libya is that. by oh by the by the americans have they have opened the pandora's box they created a unique opportunity for the kind of the narrative to piggyback on this. this couse in the country and the second beach is more akin to the russian concern which i believe probably is under reported

a spade a no fly zone begins with an attack on libya. so what's going on could we be seeing a disagreement between civilian and military leaders on how to act joining me to discuss it is scott horton contributing editor on legal and national security matters for harper's magazine scott thanks so much for joining us what do you think is happening here because we're seeing of course the secretary of state hillary clinton say that nothing has been taken off the table for the saying all options are on the table but the military is caution here that this would be quite a big commitment so are they you know is this an act to say that i was thinking about it really hard or are we seeing some kind of disagreement. but it's actually typical in recent years that professional military men article are more research in their views about the use of military force them politicians are but i think what we're seeing here is a division i save you can see three camps out there one we have the neo conservatives people like charles krauthammer bill kristol w

a spade and call the bigotry why is the climate change so much now that something acceptable that this is something that we're even having to discuss can you imagine can you imagine if people wanted to investigate investigate organized crime and called only italian or wanted to investigate. actual abuse against children only called catholic i am in no way suggesting that that take place but i am saying is that certainly we have a problem within radical islam but we also have a problem with radical groups throughout the country and they make say the holocaust museum shooter virginia tech shooter jared lochner these were not look and very tragic events have been huge because there's a selection you know i know you said that your father flew the american flag every night i use of the only thing that your family is radical about is keeping up with the television show glee but talk about this i mean how do you stay loyal i think a lot of people wonder about this how do you stay loyal to your muslim faith and also immerse yourself in american culture. i don't see it as a problem at all these

a spade a no fly zone begins with airstrikes so no many people you know surprises cover if he was telling the truth and that this is one of the photo flights i was not some kind of you know. violence free magic not what in fact was a very violent something. they're sort of upset there is a contradiction to the u.n. security council resolution when here as your report said about protecting civilians and then here probably in the. future there's about a robot what do you make about the inconsistency among top officials in the u.k. about whether the coalition will actually target specifically good bassim self is regime change what's really on their minds do you think i think it's very troubling clearly some people do you have regime change on their minds and secondly the french been very aggressive from the beginning example of recognizing the. armed rebel council as you know the legitimate government of libya which nobody else even heard of french are doing so clearly there are conflicting you know about this question are we protecting civilians or are we like regime change and obviously if

. >> let's just call a spade a spade. a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya. to destroy the air defenses. that's the way you do a no-fly zone. and then you can -- then you can fly planes around the country and not worry about our guys being shot down. but that's the way it starts. but it also requires more airplanes than you would >>> an attack on libya could harm or even kill libyan civilians. this would be exactly what president obama says he does not want to happen. question, what has the u.n. done to stop gaddafi from using violence against -- his people? i asked this question of pat. you know, he can't even entertain the u.n. >> well, very little. they've done very little. the sanctions. but we can see that has not slowed gaddafi down. but i think we ought to pay attention to what robert gates is saying. a lot of loose talk about a no- fly zone, signs an act of war and means we go in for third war on top of iraq and afghanistan ic shoot down any of their planes that fly over that country. if we do that, we're going to do it -- we have hell of a lot better

let's just call a spade a spade. a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya to destroy the air defenses. that's the way you do a no-fly zone. >> do you think it is, as he said, too difficult, that's last -- that it's loose talk? >> i have great respect for secretary gates. and the outstanding job he's done. we can't risk allowing gadhafi to massacre people from the air both by helicopter and by fixed -- >> what he's doing is attacking military installations, depots and potentially the rebel army. if the u.s. gets involved, is that taking sides? >> well, cleary, we're on the side of the rebels. we have called for gadhafi's removal. i would want to emphasize. ground intervention would not be appropriate. certainly not at this time. a ground intervention by the part of the united states could be very counterproductive. we can assist in a lot of ways. humanitarian, intelligence, providing them with some training an other things that we could do as they form up a provisional government >> you mentioned the president cal

. >> let's call a spade a spade, a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya. if to destroy the air defenses. that's the way you do a no- fly zone. then you can fly planes around the country and not worry about our guys being shot down. >>catherine: another problem that continues, a big jam up of refugees at the borders of both to me shot and egypt. both of those countries still asking for help saying they cannot cope with all of the people tried to get out of libya the u.s. has been sending help. >>louisa: still seem overcast conditions, a shot from mount tam continuing to show us showers. in fact, more cells moving through as we >> . it looks it unsettled weather will continue through tomorrow. we have a bigger storm that will move in by this weekend. it looks like a few cells are working their way through when the north bay and the north bay has been hammered today. it looks like more than an inch and a half of rain fell in the north bay. trying out along the peninsula but we will continue to see the light scattered showers brought a good portion of the even

. >> let's just call a spade a spade. reporter: while american warships have moved closer to lib yeah, the white house admits it's still a long way from taking any more military action. >> there is a great deal of caution that is being exercised with respect to any actions that we might take other than in support of humanitarian missions. >> reporter: speaking before a cheering crowd, qaddafi warned against any intervention. he is threatening to turn libya into another vietnam saying if the u.s. or another country steps in, they will drown in blood. but rebel leaders are asking for outside help. they have formed their own interim government and are calling for western air strikes to kick qaddafi's regime out for good. susan mcguinness for cbs news, washington. >>> 5:49 now. and new this morning, authorities in new zealand say there is no chance of finding any more survives from last week's -- survivors from last week's devastating earthquake. the operation is now in the recovery stage. 161 bodies were pulled from the rubb

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a spade.o-fly zone begins with an attack on libya. to destroy the air defenses. that's the way you do a no-fly zone. and then you can-- and ten you can fly planes around the country and not worry about our guys being shot down. >> woodruff: on the senate side, the chairman of the foreign relations committee democrat john kerry said the u.s. must do what it can to aid the libyan opposition including a no-fly zone. >> the people of libya are not asking for foreign troops on the ground. they are committed to doing what is necessary. but they do need the tools to prevent the slaughter of innocents on libyan streets. and i believe that the global community cannot be on the sidelines while airplanes are allowed to bomb and strafe. >> warner: at that same hearing, secretary of state hillary clinton said all options are still alive. and, she said above all, the u.s. does not want libya to end up a failed state. >> one of our biggest concerns is libya descending into chaos and becoming a giant somalia.

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prematurely and cited it raises questions in terms of if gadhafi had to remain in power how withdrawn spades and in fact how would the international community behave this is an international community that has denounced him in fact when they talked to him if he had to stay in power if go gadhafi had to go there are also real concerns that there was a vacuum of power that would remain it is not clear in terms of the opposition who would come to the french you need to remember that the opposition are equal they trained they not united and they are really questionable people questionable people within their ranks in fact the only unifying corps we are hearing is one in opposition themselves they are saying they are the time international community decides what it wants to do the situation here might already be over before the height of our days hold his own with me and live from tripoli for us or we'll have more of a situation in libya reality's interview with the spokes person be our commission for human rights up about ten minutes time here right now let's get an update on the economic side e

one draw at stoke on monday night's drawing lots of second half strike was cancelled and i call a spade as equalizer. and as one more big lunch taking place in england on tuesday night as premier league side everton was the last championship side left in the competition breading in the fifth round of the f.a. cup when t.v. places separate these two the meeting in the f.a. cup for the first time five time when as ever two also the finest two years ago not to have told us chelsea on penalties in the fourth round replay meanwhile reading have already knocked back premier league west brom in the third round and qualify for the last eight for the second year in a row and winners will be away to either manchester city or aston villa in the quarter finals on sunday not to thirteen. i saw in amsterdam i regret could reach the quarter finals cheese day even if they don't know most go here in the russian capital but inside lead the russian counterparts three won in their best of seven series so victory in moscow would ensure it doesn't go into the last eight meanwhile it's all square to a piece b

of into his mouth the central breakthrough one mil the final score on the progress to how he into spaded much up against the city rivals in the middle of april. and early on sunday stoke to carroll west ham thanks to danny hagan boredoms went out with both has now made bolton in the f.a. cup semi final. and in spanish football barcelona is laid at the top of the league of standings that looks not that huge as they were held today want to draw a severe well real madrid secured a two no victory over their kill zone sounds insane to sylvia would go boardroom kirkwood she gave the catalans the lead with thirty minutes there. you know massing company had a few more opportunities to increase their vantage but failed to those chances. but also via an added a second home plate full eyes are on the griddle making all the right moves in the box before crossing to haslam's novice who had a dream to level it at one apiece the joy leaving barcelona five points near the top with real madrid in second place. now defending kontinental hockey league champions like bars are on the verge of the exit thing

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. >> let's just call a spade-to-spade. a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya. to destroy the air defenses. >> reporter: the bottom line, the obama administration doesn't want the u.s. to be the principal player in another regional conflict. >> one of our biggest concerns is libya descending into chaos and becoming a giant somalia. >> reporter: the president hasn't had much to say about libya, especially since the battle heated up put but you can expect to hear from him today. he is going to take questions in in a news conference with the mexican president. >> cbs' bill plante at the white house, thank you. >>> joining us nous to explain the no-fly zone options is retired general wesley clark. sir, good to have you with us this morning. >> thank you, erica. >> as we look at this, secretary gates was very clear yesterday in saying that any sort of a no fly zone is, in fact, an attack on libya. this is a military option. the white house, though, said nothing is off the table. the arab league has said if there is a no-fly zone we want to be in charge of it. is it t

david spade started tweeting during that movie he made. everyone started tweeting. laughter ] i'm doing this revolutionary thing -- people are saying, "this is great, howard. keep going." and then all of the sudden you read a comment from a woman. the woman goes, "howard, you tweet too much. you're like a woman. why don't you shut up?" so, now that's the only person i can focus on. >> jimmy: of course, you go to the one negative lady. >> i focus on that -- so i tweet back. "okay, honey. you got it. i'm shutting up." then the other people tweeting go, "tell her to shut up!" and there's a tweeting war happening. [ laughter ] i go, "you know what? you all have too much free time." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is correct. that is right. >> that's it, but anyway -- >> jimmy: you did get a nice little psychiatry. >> the guy who interviewed me for this article, his name is neil strauss. and this guy gets me in a room for three and a half hours like an interrogation. he's asking me deep questions about my parents, about my life, about my divorce, about my wife. he's going on

let's just call a spade a spade. a no-fly zone beginning with an attack on libya to destroy the air defenses. that's the way you do a no-fly zone. then you can fly planes around the country and not worry about our guys being shot down. but that's the way it starts. >> i'm not endorsing it. >> no, i understand. and it also requires more airplanes than you would find on a single aircraft carrier. so it is a big operation, and in a big country. >> where we have those aircrafts, obviously, are committed to other missions. we would have to redirect them from wherefore they are to participate? >> yes. >> libyans have liabilities themselves? >> if you are going to do that, we have to assume it's very capable. we know something about their readiness. you have to assume it's capable unless proven otherwise. we have also seen and not been able to confirm that any of the libyan aircraft have fired on their own people. there has been reports of that. we have been unable through this morning to confirm that's actually happened. >

important that we not lose sight that although three states have chosen not to go forward with high spaderail programs, 33 states are going forward and more have come to our table in the last week and said, and we want to go forward. it is those communities, those states, and those elected officials to expect will be responding in large part to a recent notice of available funding. bill also obligated in what might say is almost $5 billion of $8 billion we were given in the recovery act. we were actually given in fra until september 2012 to allocate the money given to us, recognizing the new nature of this program. we will have the entire amount obligated at least one year in advance of the time we were given in the congress, and we are very proud of the hard work that the states and many operators in this room and the staff at all levels have put in to make this amazing obligation happen today. [applause] one other detail. you may have heard that we're having some challenges with our freight rail partners. i am here to tell you that we have had some major successes in the last several mo

mild weather is his spaded for monday, tuesday, wednesday. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> erica: that unstable weather is our itty having a major impact on your thursday morning commute. -- is already. no matter where you're headed you will probably run into it. strong winds advisor for the bay bridge, westbound-80, richmond san rafael bridge. no accidents, incidents come california highway patrol is asking the drive with extra caution. keep both hands on the wheel. it will only run you and i minute drive from the macarthur maze this is francisco. westbound-92, did you come in a traffic advisories. -- no traffic advisories. it is a bit windy, no strong wind advisory is issued for this bridge. drive time 13 minutes from end to end. some flooding on our maps, south of common the mets, we do have a fighting between davis and area boulevard. the rotation at dark, no estimated time on whether it will reopen. it is clean and green. no public transit problems. just seen? >> justine: what could begin as early as today as a new road to reach 3

let's just call a spade a spade. a no-fly zone beginning with an attack on libya to destroy the air defenses. that's the way you do a no-fly zone. then you can fly planes around the country and not worry about our guys being shot down. but that's the way it starts. >> i'm not endorsing it. >> no, i understand. and it also requires more airplanes than you would find on a single aircraft carrier. so it is a big operation, and in a big country. >> where we have those aircrafts, obviously, are committed to other missions. we would have to redirect them from wherefore they are to participate? >> yes. >> libyans have liabilities themselves? >> if you are going to do that, we have to assume it's very capable. we know something about their readiness. you have to assume it's capable unless proven otherwise. we have also seen and not been able to confirm that any of the libyan aircraft have fired on their own people. there has been reports of that. we have been unable through this morning to confirm that's actually happened. >

. >> let's just call a spade a spade. a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya to destroy the air defenses. that's the way you do a no-fly zone. >> reporter: who would the zone protect? the rebels are a rag tag army of a thousand fighters with old weapons and often no military experience while gadhafi's better trained and equipped ground forces number ten times that. he could still win, even with a no-fly zone. gadhafi was ever defiant in his latest interview when asked about a no-fly zone. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> reporter: then we'd see that the west's aim is to take our oil. all the people would take up arms and fight, he said. as the momentum shifts to his side, the old survivor is clearly going nowhere. the u.s. is also looking at the option of providing weapons to the rebels, but that also raises serious questions, not the least of which, who are we really giving them to? ann? >> jim, thanks. >>> new york congressman peter king called a controversial hearing this morning on capitol hill to discuss r

i think they have submitted strong and principalled comments to the spade on it's draft eis. we await the states action on the eis. many of the states are very involved in the issue. it's affecting them now while we do the big study. it's going to take about two years. texas, we've actually taken enforcement actions there and we're in something of a dispute with the state. because our belief is that we needed to take those actions to assure protectiveness. i want to first start by saying we believe natural gas is important. it's a homegrown source of energy. it must be sustainly and responsibly produced. future generations shouldn't bare the burden of a rush to produce it. we think it can happen. you asked about withholding information. i want to clarify one thing. the article, the series is very important. we are looking at radioknew lee aids as the study. the reporter study said it was left out of the study. that's not true. i'm sure it's just an inaccuracy. or something he said. the study is with our advisory board, we have used the transparent-based process to scope the s

fortunately, many agencies like the department of army have the will and spades to utilize the system and create innovative approaches for holding contractors responsible. the army has done this with many actions arising in iraq and afghanistan by using fact-based actions because there is essentially no functioning judicial system in either environment. other member agencies continue to institute improvements and for instance, the department of homeland security as a result of its 2009oig report formed a suspension department assistant committee to review existing department procedures within other agencies and to recommend improvements. that committee visited numerous other agencies to learn about best practices, and in may 2010, it was recommended the process be centralized into a single department of homeland security and to establish a full time suspension department division to process cases. that process is approved in the agency and implemented this year. the isdc understands there's improvements to be made in the existing system to ensure contractor responsibility. we agree wi

hit or miss showers to the north bay and the spade. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay.changing as we headed to tomorrow. friday, saturday partly cloudy. rather pleasant with the highs fairly seasonal. that's very free in the next chance of rain. george. >> george: was spent red in a state 80 enough red to make a hot spot for the ride from hercules data berkeley even though lower freeway is heavy at crash's reported that gilman. the peninsula has really slowed in the southbound direction. there's little bit too much color of clutter on that map, such as found you can see quite a bit of slowing. it continues down to palo alto in the sense bound direction. your ride to the bay bridge westbound is a very good one. hardly any back up moments ago there was no back up in those lanes. this is not much of a weight or a problem. finally a look at your right to sit francisco light enough traffic on the inbounds central that it is not backing up at the merged. still no public transit delays at pretty good ride, an early morning problem barack with the muni metro it deck cleared up.

i won the spade -- make special note of the team of people that volunteered to go to japan on notice, that -- on no notice, working in a way that there is no operating procedure to operate in. they had had to develop it on the go. there are many people that have worked very hard. we have sent another person to help in that team leader role, and there is the next wave of nrc employees that have volunteered. they will be leaving, i think it is tomorrow, and the last element of that group on thursday. i want to make special note of their commitment and professionalism. >> i appreciate that and your work as well. at this point, we do have proposal that captures at a high level some of these ideas for a path forward. i would encourage that we move on that as promptly as possible. i thought i would offer at this time an opportunity if the one wants to make comments on that or any other issues that we have in front of us. >> i thank you for convening this meeting today. it is been very helpful. i know that we are all ready to move forward to take the actions we need to take. >> again, i want