>> sanctions are very tou agast libya, but if you look ban htory, tough sanctis on countries ove the yea, you cannoteallpoint to any case ere nctions on their own have brought down a leader that was under sanctions and despised by the rest o theorld. u could point t africa, but it haseen an awfulllong me. the libyansave plenty of money. they say ey hav foreign crency,old, precious metals, treasury bills, a the will be ab toeep going. they also ha borders with countries that may well be mpathetic. colonel gaddafi was under sanctions for a lo tim in the 19's, and they got through th as well. >> we ll keep watcng the na opetion. thankou smuch for joining us. t predentf yen has ged e oosition, who are caaigng for hismmedte removal,o engage in dialogue. he called arallyof tusands his suorte. the talks were away tensure abily. he h already rejected an offer to attend talks i saudi abia tens of thousds opeop protested after friday pyers in cies aoss ria. the donstrations ae rerted to be the bgest since the protests beg a month ago. the a repts of live ammunition having beensed. jordan, prot

. >> do you have a knoedge ov wheer or n gbao has surrendered or aone ose to him?> i jt arrived from the airport. the town is relatively iet. hower,e do haveome inrmatn thather is a lot of looting goi on so ere are two maears. one is the general security and the oth is retaliation. far as gbaos coerned, i do not have y a confirmation on his whereouts >> how d you thi civians argointo be able to build a ute stability given t fact tt the humanitian situatn is as great as you are describing it? >> theres only one way out. th country has, ding its troubled history, passed through a couple of vicious cycs of reliation. whatas to be done rightow is follow therue reconciliation part >> the kilng of civiliansin the early stas in the urisi of libya wasrganized in advance. that is according to the key prosutor in the crimil courts. he says he hasevidence that colonel gaddafi sent fces acrding to a plan. they faced eermition because of a pac by govement troops. nato now believethat third of the dkery's militar camp that ability has been destroyed -- a thir of gaddaf' milary c

gaddafi's rces seem to be waiting until they are ov and th go to t busess of killing vilis. but i will n go in the operational details. i ve fl coiden in our mitary commanders th've been quite successful kingut gdaf's military capabilities. >>ut y cant stop the snipers in mrata, can you? they're killing million -- many cilians. is very difficult, st o the ai >>now davidcamen a nicas saozy and president obama are hardening thei position. a netoughness in theface of military slema on the grou. but e leaders still died na of litary action is gimehange. our duty and our mdatethey say, is to protect civilians. it is not to remove gaddafi by force. buit i impsiblto igine a future for libya wh gaddafi in power. >> myxpectation i if we continue to apply that pressure and protect civilians, wch natos dog very capably, think over the lg rm, gaddafi ll go and weill be successful. it has onlyeen ree weeks. >> britain and frae are rryi out most airtrikes er libya thesere brish typhoon' apparentlyeadingadda's tankea misrata this wee it is proving very hard to persuadether to voteextr grnd

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th rebels had sufferednoth seack after significa gains ov the weekend. they hav been forced t retreat from the oldort o bga. i ink ntinuesn- fighting ctinuesn misrata. >> ting ecover lost ground, the rebelset f agai they kno the enemy is ing in wait. they he learned that theard way. so ts tme t approach was more cautious, scanning for hidd threats and sding patrs in t dest to protect thadvae. the rebs atacked with rocks, hing to dislodget gaddafi loyists up ahea but ese amateur ghte are noatch fothe gime pivotman, who hit bachardith mortars. theattl was unequaand was ov fast, another defeat for the rebels ce again,he rebs are hing to make a hty retreat. they did noget very fa forwar theyere hit with incoming fi. they have had pushed back once again. > caslties were cing t. the rels he los40 men here inhepastwo weeks. e have made mistakes we are fighting for freedom. ere is no plan. we jt ke tryin." wi helprom the coalition it's fire powers crial. the piures show aair strike ba belgi f-16. but nato hasule out sending arms to the rebels th wil be alow to m

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s pay ove.ituation could be very sad for dog lovers in iran, it has given me a great idea for a movie. >> for years, america's favorite canine hero has gotten himself in and out of trouble. now, he's in for his biggest adventure yet. >> "benji goes to iran." the war on terrier begins. >> jimmy: isn't that cute? [ applause ] charlie sheen was in court here in l.a. this morning. he pleaded not guilty to possession of narcotics and then the judge told him, i thought you're here for child custody, and he said, oh, i'm sorry. his soon to be ex-wife brooke mueller reportedly missed a drug test on friday, so, he said, i want the kids. i never thought i'd say this. i think the kids would be better off living with the octo-mom. up know the situation is bad when you find yourself saying, what these children need is the stable parental guidance of a dina and michael lohan. after a closed door meeting, the judge ruled that brooke would remain the primary care giver for the boys so they will not join charlie

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so, is it real ove wehad cautiously io a ghost to. then, a rare sighta grp of vilians. here you do that moves outsid wiout sure arms raised. >> ather small group of vilis here, walking out of e ci center. as you can s, they are raising theihands in the air. e fear is sll very song. ma ofthem are still conrned aut militia groups and mercenaries. did indiscrimine killing over e past few days. >> byhe roadside, a reminde ever few yards. e price t city has paid. >> we a afrd. thats whe raise our hands. water. nothin e city is dead. we have walked f to find water. >> the vicms st out to reste order across the city. how ng will that take? ne soldier tel me quietly that now was the time for renge. it ha been a shortar, it is near over. the dangs ha not passed. >> just moment ago i spoke to aaron from the ivory coas' main cy. >> it waa vyowerl piece. what ithe lates on the negoation? >> they seem t beragging on for several hours. lrent gbag, clearly trying to cng t dignity ashe haggs hiway out of his bunker i think that t look -- mt likely scerios thahe will be offered a fced t

this is why overtime is going up, and ove r300-- over 300 + drop. >> if you had this many firefighters today as opposed to 1403, do you say you'd end up with more money or less? >> that is wha ttht the analysis has shown. you see, over the 30-year projection, an increase in pension and benefits. we will need to do an analysis. i think 1403 is very lean. i am happy to walk any of you through this process. this is the direction i would take -- to drop my overtime for more fte's. this would be well-recieved and i know labor is concerned about the numbers dropping to this level. we are tryi9ng -- trying to continue to protect lives and property. we are mindful of public safety benefit packages. we are allowing ourselves to increase our overtime. we and increase our over time. we had -- we have staff on overtime over 20%, which is an outrageous number, but the analysis is they are not paying out of pocket the salaries, benefits, and the pension. that is why i believe in our analysis when we vetted through the budget analyst, we have been allowed to continue this practice because it has prov

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. >>> and also we can see rain >>> well the clouds have been marching into the bay area ov the next few hours. bringing some rainfall to the north, especially toward eureka and crescent city. that will have a huge factor on our forcast as we head into monday. the expected track of this we are expecting at least the rain showers to drift to the south approaching the northwest counties as we head into your monday morning commute. so we'll be watching that at least over the next few hours. over all weather story is this, for tomorrow some very spotty showers. this system, where it is right now it's going to weaken quite a bit by the time it gets to the bay area. north bay showers, a chance elsewhere. a very weak system. for tuesday partly cloudy, will be dry. another stronger system moves into the region by midweek. we're going to bump up the shower chances. we have dense areas of fog, it's been a constant near the coast all weekend long. those patches pushing into the bay right now. we have the higher clouds pushing into the region. some spotty showers, also some cooler air. no more 70s,

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they want to help rebuilding. [ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, to rescue a pair of boaters who the prison ov . >>> san quentin inmates and guards scrambled to rescue a pair of boaters who washed up near the prison overnight. the man and his girlfriend fell overboard early this morning while trying to repair their boat after it had engine trouble. they were rescued by prison guards and inmates after a tower guard heard their cries for help. both were rushed to a nearby hospital where the man was later pronounced dead. he was not wearing a life jacket. the woman, who had been wearing a life jacket, was treated and released. sheriff's deputies say drinking was involved. >>> there is an offer on the table tonight for san pablo homeowners forced from their homes by a landslide. the city is willing to repair the damage. but christian airs explains why homeowners really isn't jumping to accept this offer. >> reporter: this is one of the homes that the city of san pablo has agreed to stabilize but only if they sign paperwork that they feel clears the city of responsibility for any of the many mud sl

but, like it or not, the biggest of the big ove. literall . >>> well, some people in the bay area simply don't want it in their neighborhood. but like it or not the biggest of the big box stores is on the move, quite literally. in fact right to some front doors in the south bay. linda yee on the pros and cons of wal-mart's new grocery delivery service. linda? >> reporter: hey, allen. and you see one of those delivery trucks right behind me. today is their first day of actually delivering groceries. it's all part of a test project that they are doing right here in san jose. webvan started back in the 1990s but ended with a big thud during the dotcom bust so could wal-mart pull it off? for now grocery delivery is just being tested in parts of the south bay. but wal-mart is hoping it's what customers want. so far, not too many are buying it. >> like if i'm sick or something and can't leave my house then i wouldn't mind having to order online. but otherwise i am a touchy feely person, too, have to touch and see if the fruit is good and

his time working for baucus he's clashed with democratic activists, with grassrts organizers over and ov over again and that's a patterto his career i fund in this arcl odot a,on ll ha cplabt w long it took and -- but they succeeded. >> absolutely. >> so when you succeed, in my experience working in the senate there's all sorts of tensions and negativity within the party as you're moving toward a goal. and then when you succeed everybody forgets it. they go hey, we did it. >> well, clearly people haven't forgotten it because they're still upset about it. now, with messina as the top liaison don't ask, don't tell was reluctant to make this a priority and really didn't have a strategy for a very long time. and one gay rights activist described it as a hail mary pass with ten seconds to go in the fourth quarter. yes, it worked but it wasn't very reassuring in terms of how it all went down. >> let's take a look at a tv commercial from baucus's 2002 re-election campaign that you also refer to in your article. >> state senator mike taylor once ran a beauty salon and a hair care school. until t

so, if they try and restrict us from doing it, it's almost unfair because we are completely capable,oving in between lecture and other things, and just keeping track of the many things that are going on in our lives. >> dretzin: no one's actually measured whether these kids are as successful at multitasking as they claim to be. but out in california, a respected research lab is studying their counterparts on the stanford campus in palo alto. >> you know, they understand the research. they're smart kids. but they seem utterly convinced it doesn't apply to them. we wanted to study what's really going on in the brain, but when it comes to what parts of the brain, we know nothing. these are really the first studies of brain imaging of multitaskers versus non-multitaskers, so anything we discover here is new, because we know zero. now, in this lab here, we're researching speaking on the cell phone while driving. >> tell me about a time when you had to deal with a difficult person. >> you walk around the world and you see people multitasking. they're playing games and they're reading email and

offshore with a storm system approaching the coastline but ove overall pretty light.were up to 50 mi. an hour winds at sfo, 17 oakland, 20 mi. an hour winds in fairfield, sustained winds. " satellite and radar, shows what's happening were getting quite a bit of this wet weather pushing through. it looks like will see a weak system continuing to live through tomorrow. sunday it looks like will stay mostly strife for easter sunday, sunday night into early monday was one the best chance for rain approaches. future cast for shows as well whether continuing church saturday. just a chance of light rain but the chances continuance for the afternoon and it looks like your son in and into monday is the chance of rain returned critics of the chance of the weather for your monday. right now to the butchers are down in the '50s, 53 san francisco, 54 oakland, over night in the '40's. 49 san francisco. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, as we head into tomorrow a temperatures should stay in the '60s, we will continue to keep the rain chats around till monday by tuesday an

necessiti of but access to the necessities ov life is still very much a problem for the afghans.ing very slowly from of very, verys low base.a go news economic development is actually a good news story. for the double-digit growth rate in afghanistan, relief for the pasn ten years. from, again, a very, very low base but fairly remarkable achievements there. cell phone penetration in afghanistan has gone from zero to well over 50% in the last ten years. and that is an important part of how information is transmit inside that country. this, i think, probably the area we're least effective both on the ground in afghanistan and here in the united states in the terms of communicating what it is we're trying to accomplish and demonstrating progress toward those goals. so that's my general assessment of the counterinsurgency campaign. gradual progress more marked on the military side and with real problems in governance. i'll be interested to see what brian thinks. >> great. thanks, rudy. and before i start i would be remiss not to mention our colleagues carolyn and katherine who have w

oving on senator udall's bill >> if you believe in small business lending, why not what the credit unions do some small business lending as well. i see this as a chance. the limit on small business lending by credit unions was passed with some sort of compromise that had very little to do on the merits with whether they should or should it and it makes sense. >> in a second, senator schumer will go to his day job. he will ask you baseball trivia. >> the key players to hit at thousand hits -- two players hit a thousand hits. people guess frank robinson but he did get a thousand for two teams. here are some hints. sherrod brown is great but i stumped him on the closing. we exchange baseball trivia. here is a hint. in the american league, one of these was a yankee. in the national, a san diego padre. >> dave winfield. >> the second one will really get you. he is an active player and he is playing for the texas rangers. he also got a thousand for the expos. anyone who gets that thousand hits for the montreal expos is really good. >> ask an easy one. >> i will look this up if you love baseball

prices for oil per barrel is up ove hundred thousan$400 per barrel. >> mark: a giants fan that was attackedryan stowe, he is now back in a medically induced coma. he was beaten in the parking lot after the march 31st season opener, on friday he was completely off medication that kept him in it, on saturday he had several caesars. they're hoping that, will help calm the brain activity. the men who attacked him remain at large despite a 150 does the dollar more. 22 year-old oakland man is in critical condition after a shooting in the chilies. the victim was at the restaurant and that his girlfriend and the to have a confrontation with the woman's ex-boyfriend he shot the current or friend taking off with the woman. police are trying to determine if the woman was taken up by her own will. in santa cruz police are searching for two men suspected of kidnapping a girl. this is happening in the intersection of barry in grants. police report that the driver of a rusty or a bird on a skirt of the growth to get inside when they arrived they could not locate the car or the suspects. across survive suc

speaking of debates, you know, there's a big debate going on ov at fox news. it's really messed up.n, they don't know what to do. they just really can't decide over at fox news. it's, like, what do they love more, bombing the middle east or bashing the president? it's like i was over there and there was an anchor going, they were pleading, they were pleading, one of the anchors, please, please, please, can't be do both? can't we bomb the middle east and bash the president? how are we going to make this work? over at msnbc it's a different story. no civil war there. completely placid. no compunction, i mean, i actually like some of the guys over there or women over there, they would say they hated preemptive war and imperial presidency, but do you know what, i think they just hated republican wars over there. now, people have asked me how's your relationship with rachel maddow. i get that question more than any. and tell you the truth, i'm hurt. she doesn't call. she doesn't write. she didn't ask me to be her date tonight. that could be kind of complicated probably. but the thing is,

and under the president's budget ten years from now will be ove over -- will be $88,000 per person. that's what ware doing to the -- what we're doing to the future of our children and grandchildren unless we take steps to change our direction. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. coats: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: mr. president, today, along with senator wyden, we introduced a bipartisan tax reform legislation -- piece of legislation that i believe and both of us believe, and hopefully we can gather a consensus in this body to believe, that it's necessary to be a component of addressing the current fiscal situation we're in today. the senator from north dakota just articulated very well the plight we currently are facing with our current federal deficit and the accumulating debt. and i don't think i could have said it better than he did. laid out what i think, as most americans are now realizing, and that is that we have to get a grip on our current fiscal situation in this country if we're going to provide any kind of opportunity for

host: darrell issa from california chairman of the ov oversight committee is investigating the administrat n administration. what is the extent of communication between the congressman and your office, your administration? what do they want to find out? guest: i haven't had any communication with them. there was a third somewhat also. that was the allegation of someone that he was given money during the campaign to stay in the race. and i was the one, when that story came out, i called for the investigation to look at that and that investigation is ongoing now. host: let's get our first call from our -- for our guest. ned on the democrat line. caller: i'm a very many era veteran. we are very pleased with the mayor's election. i want to ask what his thoughts are on the closure of walter reed where there is a group of both unions with an excellent project to work with veterans coming back from the various foolish wars we have gotten into. guest: the walter reed proposal is for closure and about half of the site has been turned over to the district of columbia for development. certainly we wa

according to the congressional budget office, but at the same time this same budget document would give ove over $1.8 trillion in new tax cuts for special interests and the millionaires of this country. not the folks that have been working hard to try to make it who haven't gotten the big breaks, but one more round big breaks for the people who have not felt this recession, the people who have gotten the special breaks who have somehow not had to go through their house under water, their income go down, worried about the kids, worried about the car, worried about the gas. the folks who earn over million dollars, the special tax breaks for those interests that are doing extremely well in this country. that's not how i view shared sacrifice in order to be able to solve the country's problems and get us out of debt and grow the economy. cutting medicare for seniors, dismantling it and at the same time giving one more round of tax breaks for millionaires and the major special interests of the country. that's wrong in my judgment. that's the wrong set of priorities and it's worth debating and we

caribou, maine, may pick up to a foot of snow before it's ove >>> good morning to you.ng out from santa rosa to the peninsula. mostly clear conditions, spotty activity still lingers, just off the coast at the south bay and we'll see spotty showers zme ee onshore and then a break. more rain this evening, steadier rain, 61 in oakland and 63 in los gatos, 72 in redwood city. and this holiday weekend, should be mostly dry, 71 degrees easter. >>> now time for today's money 911. more help for your financial problems. questions have been pouring in about everything from investment advice to how to handle high medical experiennses during retirement. jean chatzky is the author of "money 911" dylan ratigan is the host of "the dylan ratigan show" and sharon epperson joins us as well. good morning. we're going to skype. anne marie from connecticut has a question about a gift given to her children. that's nice to start off with a gift. what's your question? >> hi, everyone. my children's great-grandmother gave me money to be given to each of my kids as a gift to them from her on the

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you had ov a month now to address h.r. 1, a bill that cut a near $100 billion from our -- mere $100 billion from our budget. today we are giving you a third chance to avoid a government shut down. please grab on to this lifeline and workith us to prevent a government shut down that could have international consequences. vote yes on h.r. 1255. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. clyburn: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. owens. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. mr. owens: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, mr.lyburn. when i heard that this bill was coming forward, i had an opportunity to reflect on the fact that i had been having conversations with my constituents. and in each case i posed to them how we are proceeding here in congress. and asked them if in fact they could accept a small across-the-board percentage decrease for f.y. 2011. invariably each and every one said yes. i have been on record for many m

host: darrell issa from california chairman of the ov oversight committee is investigating the administratn administration. what is the extent of communication between the congressman and your office, your administration? what do they want to find out? guest: i haven't had any communication with them. there was a trd somewhat also. that was the allegation of someone that he was given money during the campaign to stay in the race. and i was the one, when that story came out, i called for the investigation to look at that and that investigation is ongoing now. host: let's get our first call from our -- for our guest. ned on the democrat line. caller: i'm a very many era veteran. we are very pleased with the mayor's election. i want to ask what his thoughts are on the closure of walter reed where there is a group of both unions with an excellent project to work with veterans coming back from the various foolish wars we have gotten into. guest: the walter reed proposal is for closure and about half of the site has been turned over to the district of columbia for development. certainly we want

than the house had seen in four years we allowed the other party to offer countless amendments and ove the past month we passed two continuing resolutions that have cut $10 billion in spending. all along, mr. speaker, we practical particularly begged president obama and senate democrats to get serious and come to the table with a legitimate proposal. but we got nothing in return. no legislation, no credible plan to cut spending. mr. speaker, i want to underline the fact that we do not want a government shutdown. yet as senate democrats refuse to pass a bill, that unsettling prospect now looms everarger which is why they must act. today we are bringing a bill to the floor that makes clear that continued inaction on the part of senate democratic majority is simply unacceptable. finally this bill also ensures that going forward, should there ever be a government shutdown, that members of congress and the president will not get paid. if we can't do our job, why should we get paid? mr. speaker, funding the government at the levels passed by house republicans might not be what senator reid w