the convicted airlines include, continental, british airways, korean air and air franc. no major u.s. carriers have been charged. >>> the international community tonight is calling for an immediate end to the killings on on the ivory force. after the disputed president's forces opened fire on protesters, killing at least six. this is amateur video. watch how the machine -- the image changes. gunfire can be heard. the u.n. says at least 365 people have been killed since the november presidential election. the u.n. says the winner was lawrence but his opponent has refused to concede power. >>> in libya there were clashes and claims of victory by both sides in that country acivil war -- country's civil war. the rebels are claiming success in another village. an overnight explosion at an overnight camp in benghazi is blamed for at least 17 days. so far the rebellion has lased -- has been going on for days. opposition is not satisfied with the pledge of him not to run for ereelection in 2013 or his pledge to not install his son and his -- as sis successor. >>> and in spain, a

i have a bill of laden from air france telling me that that plane landed here, and here's a list of what they say it contained. and if you don't find it, everybody in the world is going to know about this. now, how was i going to let anybody in the world no? but we stood and we stared at each other intensely. and, finally, with a smile, this young man, whoever he was said, we will just wait. i will be back. sure enough, about a half-hour later, he reappeared and said come with me. my husband thought we were coming with me to the jail because he thought that's what they did with people who cross the government and the kenyans had told us that you would just disappear. so we went with them, and they're worth of supplies. and the doctor, strong brave woman just broke down in tears. and i did not join her, though i want to very much. because a steep eyed man will looking at me. -- a steely eyed man was still looking at me. but for me there are many moments in my career that i could say were treasured moments come and i'll talk about some of those, but that is the one that i am so grateful fo

to go not be there we should not it is going to the hague that's a very interesting point that air france there. you know it's again brings up a good point to the gentleman listen up ok i mean if i do. go to the second let me kind of redefine the question arose gentlemen place eric said you know the united states should get out of the region ok eric if you don't mind i'll refine that a little bit maybe the united states it will save the region because it has been their business interest trade interests but the united states should be determining political outcomes islam do you agree with that statement i'm talking about the us know if oil oil is not a well developed terry we should not be defending the oil prices you are saying this or any other what is the idea in the middle east here i don't know that you know the military is going to go away should be abolished islam but i am actually i have got to you've got the floor go ahead sir i'd like to make two points first of all the oil business libya is not libya produces less than two percent of the world output so this is one thing this is

before incidentally as far as the claim explosions are concerned air france shouldn't be blown up it's really horrible or it's a terrible thing israelis shot down the libyan aircraft which only mistreated over the sinai on broad daylight in one hundred seventy three. it was an ordinary passenger airliner with one hundred fifty people on board one of the israelis shouted down without warning not when he stayed on all security council meeting or sanctions call that incident anybody remember this shot down libyan plane now it just seemed appropriate to mention it as an example of double standards and approaches the boiling pot or the president here's what's going to happen if nato intervened slowly be. well it would certainly take and will mature tree days of months to destroy the libyan army part of the army some of its units have switched over to the side of the protesters others have scattered there's no doubt about that the thought of what's next and then do they want a repetition of iraq do they want to do real or do you think of neutral camps to save the libyan people from gadhafi r

of the european airplane maker is facing manslaughter charges of the air france crash in two thousand and nine or two hundred twenty eight aboard died when their air boss a three thirty plunged into the atlantic during an intense thunderstorm it was on route from paris to rio janeiro is still not known exactly why the plane came down but now a new multimillion dollar search will start next week to find the data recorders well to keep aussie close to you for you can join us on our facebook page it's your chance to would give feedback on what you're watching as events unfold world brings to our video coverage of japan and libya with today's other top stories as well as right into the flight instruction for. it's just one word on place. for more on the global ramifications of japan's earthquake and the tsunami in the cross talk that's coming your way in after nine minutes time but first test with the business things. welcome to the business update now finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets to try to control japan

by gaddafi on his own people must stop now we've also heard a response from close the socket the air france let's listen to exactly what he had to say. we agreed to use all necessary means to meet in quincy military means to force the u.n. security council decision that's why an agreement with our partners our schools will oppose any aggression from colonel gadhafi against the population and. as of now our aircraft are preventing that mainly from attacking the town as of now other french aircraft already to intervene against tanks all armored vehicles should be threatening unarmed civilians those. other leaders of world defense at the paris summit included the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton but there is growing concern here in the about what's being seen as double standards the west is going into all rich states in particular like libya where it has great commercial interests but it's ignoring turning a blind eye to escalating violence which is spreading across other parts of the region periods like yemen in areas like bakri and also the ivory coast which of course you're seeing ho

erupt he an airplane major air bus is facing manslaughter charges over the air france crash in two thousand and nine all two hundred twenty eight people aboard were killed when the airbus a three thirty plunged into the atlantic on route from paris to rio de janeiro it's still unknown exactly why the plane came down but a new multimillion dollar search will start next week to find the flight data recorders. keep close hand by joining us on facebook it's your chance to give your feedback on what you're watching as events unfold around the world we've got links to our video coverage of events in japan in libya and links to the day's other big stories go find us by searching for our team news on facebook. and all the business news coming up next with test ourselves stay with us here on our. welcome to be a business update now finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets to try and control japan's volatile currency but it's the first time in a decade that the g seven have jointly intervened in the money markets on wednesday t

and european airplane maker air bus is facing manslaughter charges over the air france crash in two thousand and nine two hundred twenty eight aboard were killed when their airbus a three thirty plugs into the atlantic ocean on route from paris to rio it's still not known exactly why the plane came down but a new multimillion dollar search will start next week to find the flight data recorders. remember you can always find all the latest news on facebook just a click away on the find your chance to feedback on what you're watching as the events unfold around the world if you have links to our video coverage of japan and libya and today's other big stories you can find us by searching for. on facebook. travels around russia still ahead for you this hour we take you to discover the southern city of her own age but before that our business update with pets are still and if humans. welcome to the business update the finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets to try to control japan's volatile currency well it's the first tim

is facing manslaughter charges of ruby air france crash in two thousand and nine over two hundred twenty eight on board died when a three thirty plunged into the atlantic during an intense thunderstorm it was on route so parents from rio de janeiro it's still not known exactly why the plane went down with a new multimillion dollar search will start next week to find the data recorders or to close to hand by joining us on facebook it's a chance to give lots of feedback on what you're seeing here and you can watch events unfolding all around the world reporting sixty live coverage of that are going to libya and of course of today's other stories as well bill for us by such a long. right now i trust is here with the latest business news. welcome to the business update our finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets trying control japan's volatile currency well it's the first time in more than a decade that the g seven have jointly intervened in the money markets on wednesday the yen hit its highest level against the doll

european airplane maker era buses facing manslaughter charges over the air france crash in two thousand and nine hundred twenty eight people aboard died when the airbus a three thirty plunged into the atlantic during an intense thunderstorm while on route from paris to rio de janeiro it's not known exactly what brought the plane down but a new multimillion dollar search will start next week to locate the flight data recorders. remember you can always find all the latest on our t.'s news feed by checking out our facebook page it's your chance to feedback on what you're watching as events unfold across the globe about links to our video coverage of japan and libya and today's other big stories you can find it by searching for hard news on facebook and remember you can also check out our t. dot com for all the latest stories that we're covering business news up next after a short break. welcome to the business finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets that's a try and control japan's volatile currency but it's a first

convicted airlines include british airways, korean air and air france klm.y admitted wrongdoing. several asian airlines are also named in related consumer lawsuits. no major u.s. carriers have been charged. >>> government health officials tonightare warning mothers to- be about the potential dangers of painkillers. researchers have found the use of prescription strength codeine in the early stages of pregnancy doubles the risk of having a child born with a heart defect. the c -- cdc says there needs to be more research done on women with pregnancy. doctors should talk to their pregnant patients about the strategy. >>> it claims like a house fire claimed the beloved pet. when long beach firefighters entered the home that was filled with smoke on thursday they found the month(s) agoless body of a 10-year-old boxer in the bathroom. but it turns out the firefighters had a special breathing mask designed just for dogs and they managed to revive the pooch. >> it was like seeing my child there. it was devastating. >> it wasn't even making any kind of sound. >> when

the airlines include british airline, korean air and air france klm. no major u.s. carriers have been charged. >> a tornado caused major damage in louisiana. officials say at least 100 homes and a dozen businesses were destroyed this morning in the town. 1500 other residents have been evacuated until at least tomorrow because of a ruptured gas line. a 21-year-old woman was killed while trying to protect her daughter when a tree found on their house. the tornado cut a swath of destruction at least a quarter mile wide and three miles long. >> back here with leigh glaser and started out sunny this morning. >> leigh: ed did. clouds moving in, and parts of the north barracks even -- north bay, even some sprinkles. this is a live shot from the high definition golden gate bridge cam. the clouds have been on the increase all afternoon long and get ready for rain to develop overnight tonight. we're at 59 right now in napa. 64 in antioch. temperatures warmed nicely today. mid-to-upper 60s. livermore, 63. 58, san francisco. oakland, 61. mountain view and san jose. rain develop

convicted airlines include british airways, korean air, and air france-dlm. no major u.s. been charged. >>> speaking of air travel, here in the bay area a battle is brewing over which airport you should use to fly the friendly skies. san francisco international is seeing an increase in travelers even as san jose international is losing passengers steady and has been for years. in the last fiscal year san jose airport at 8.2 million depart e departures and arrival, down 24% from four years ago. compare that with sfo, which had 39.4 million passengers in the 2010 calendar year. t"the wall street journal" pins san jose's trouble on the dotcom crash when virgin chose sfo. san jose mayor chuck reed is asking local ceos to help lobby airlines to boost flights at that airport. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, the governor gears up for a fight in the state budget battle and our political analyst larry gerston pulls no punches. >>> and a san jose singing waiter -- or san francisco singing waiter finally hits a high note after an epic showdown with the city.

i have a bill of laiden from air france telling me that plane landed here, and here's a list of what they say it contained, and if you don't find it, everybody in the world is going to know about this. now, how was i going to have everybody know, but we stood and stared at each other intensely, and finally with a smile, this young man, whoever he was said, we'll just wait. i will be back. shurlly enough, about a half hour later, he reappeared and said come with me. my husband thought we were coming with me to the jail because that's what he thought they did to people who crossed the government, and the ken yaps told us -- kennians told us you just disappear. we went with him and there were the supplies. the doctor, a strong brave woman, broke down in tears. i wanted to join her very much because the man was still looking at me, but i think for me there were many moments in my career that i could say were treasured moments, and ill talk about some of those, but that is the one that i am so grateful for my beginnings and what i learned about what you can do if you just keep pushing to

darya: the latest in libya, air strikes from fighter jets have virtually destroyed gadhafi's air offense. france's foreign minister says the international military operation may last days, weeks because of the limitations to fighting the force is only from the air gaddafi's kron4 says have more maneuverability. -- gaddafi's forces have more maneuverability. >> justine: this is a live picture other texas, this is a tractor-trailer that has got the side of the freeway, lets him in you can see what's happening. it is big league over a freeway ramp near interstate 35. rescue teams have pulled the truck drove out of the car, he is being treated he was trapped for more than one hour. as small car is pinned beneath the truck. we're not sure how many people were in the car or how they are doing. the cause of the crash is might yet known, but it is quite a scene this morning. the kron4 news will be. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. all over the bay area to me updates with the nets, looking into arnold >> reporter: you can see by the camera taking around there's lots of wind, but no rain. this time

they include british airways, korean air, and air france klm. and lufthansa admitted wrongdoing. no major u.s. carriers have been charged. >>> on on 2 this morning, the follow up to a story we first brought you earlier this week from san francisco. the city cracking down on illegal dumping. catching the people responsible is a challenge. something that becomes very clear when you see this video of yet another case of illegal dumping. >> reporter: you'll have to look closely at this see. it's dark, and hard to see. what this video shows, is how difficult it is to stop illegal dumping. >> it's extremely difficult. mostly, it's most difficult in the bay view hunters neighborhood of san francisco. it's a vast area with a lot of industrial properties. many of which are located on streets that dead end into empty lots. and it's also, has easy access to freeway ramps. >> reporter: ktvu obtained this surveillance video. and you'll only see it here on channel 2. it gives you four different views of a case of illegal dumping. this is january 18, about 1:3

britain and france are launching air and missile strikes on his forces this follows a u.n. resolution enforcing a no fly zone over libya. washington claims its military involvement in libya will be limited but for some americans it's deja vu with fears of a repeat of iraq operation meanwhile the u.s. has confirmed its jets dropped forty bombs on a major libyan airfield and. russia is urging all sides involved in the libyan crisis to put an end to the dial is calling for any foreign military calling any foreign military action regrettable government officials say an immediate cease fire is the best stop. focusing again on japan where the struggle continues to prevent nuclear disaster while the population battles to rebuild its shattered lives here graphically the huge earthquake and tsunami that struck has changed upin forever russian seismic activity expert yet again you are goetia now explains why it was one of the major events in the earth's natural cycle. nobody gave us a. guinea thank you very much for joining us to the we talk about the earthquake in japan whether it w

of state hillary clinton among them then mark and canada will supply fighter jets to the air fare to italy france and spain will provide air bases for support in the region while other arab states saudi arabia qatar jordan and the united arab emirates have said they do back the deployment of a no fly zone over libya near space and the main role along with those arab states will be played by the u.k. and france u.k. leader david cameron says that he fully backs the deployment of a no fly zone which will in effect ground their fees jets and helicopters and the arab states will play a supporting role of this new key their support in the region france says its number one concern is to defend the civilian population and we're seeing other western powers after this summit coming round to that point of view germany's angela merkel said that the fact that germany abstained from the u.n. vote on establishing a no fly zone does not mean they don't support that vote only that they will not use direct military intervention themselves germany will not be sending forces to the efforts let's listen to exactly w

and from new york, man whose country led the call for air strikes, france's ambassador to the unitedions, gerard araud. gentlemen, welcome both to this program. >> thank you. >> let me ask you first, former ambassador aujali, what is in the mind of gadhafi right now? under this threat, will he fold? >> i think there is one thing in the mind of gadhafi. that he will not step down at all. he'll fight until the end. >> everything his son is telling us, that he's saying, is not just bravado? he'll fight? >> he'll fight. he's got no other choice. he has no shelter to go. this is his attitude. he'll never give up. >> so how will this end? >> the end, now, i think there is a good chance of the air strike. after the revolutionaries are being protected. from the gadhafi government. now they'll start marching to the east. we have to break the siege. against tripoli. if it's tripoli -- >> you're hoping that the rebels will keep marching to the capital and take on gadhafi himself? >> of course, of course, of course. we have to open the road to gadha gadhafi, where he's staying. >> let me ask you

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air space to all traffic. as ktvu alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom this comes after u.s., france, and britain get ready to launch air strikes. alison. >> reporter: france says it's prepared to launch strikes within hours. in a dramatic turn around the u.n. security council voted to use all necessary measures to stop libya's leader from attacking his own people. this is a lock at the celebrations on the streets of benghazi. a fierce fite seems eminent. >> this resolution should send a strong message to colonel gadhafi and his regime that the violence must stop, the killing must stop, and the people of libya must be protected. >> reporter: it is still unclear how the international operation and military strikes against gadhafi's regime might unfold. two arab countries are expected to join the u.s., britain, and france. they are now ordering a cease fire. at the same time he's threatening retaliation including attacks against passenger planes. we will take a look at what the u.s. military involvement might look like. >>> time now 5:15 president obama begins a five-day trip to latin

general in charge of the operation will hand the job over to a canadian and today france declared libya's air space under control. >> japan's prime minister is calling the nuclear theft as biggest yet. experts suspect there has been damage to the nuclear reactor core. workers had to be returned to the hospital with radiation burns 10,000 times worse than normal. >> plutonium is the most toxic known to science. a speck of plutonium could cause cancer if ingested. >> sailors have washed down the deck to remove any trace of radioactive contamination. it's been off the coast of japan helping for two eastbound weeks now. >> nissan is considering moving some of the engine production from japan to the u.s. because of damaged done to the japanese plant by the magnitude 9.0 earthquake. there could be a serious shortage of japanese parts unless the country finds a way to restart production. toyota warned that it also expects to halt some of its production but it doesn't know when or for how long. >> a brighter employment picture the state's unemployment dipped lower for the second consecutive month to

general in charge of the operation will hand the job over to a canadian and today france declared libya's air space under control. >> japan's prime minister is calling the nuclear theft as biggest yet. experts suspect there has been damage to the nuclear reactor core. workers had to be returned to the hospital with radiation burns 10,000 times worse than normal. >> plutonium is the most toxic known to science. a speck of plutonium could cause cancer if ingested. >> sailors have washed down the deck to remove any trace of radioactive contamination. it's been off the coast of japan helping for two eastbound weeks now. >> nissan is considering moving some of the engine production from japan to the u.s. because of damaged done to the japanese plant by the magnitude 9.0 earthquake. there could be a serious shortage of japanese parts unless the country finds a way to restart production. toyota warned that it also expects to halt some of its production but it doesn't know when or for how long. >> a brighter employment picture the state's unemployment dipped lower for the second consecutive month to

secret and france launching air and missile strikes against forces that follows a un resolution in forcing a fly zone over the country. from washington it claims its military involvement in libya will be limited to some americans it's deja vu it is a hint of the iraq operation triple officials insist it's an international effort to protect libya from further bloodshed. russia is edging all sides involved in the libyan crisis to put an end to violence during any foreign military action regrettable government officials say an immediate cease fire is the best option. to japan now with a slow progress is being made in your store in cooling systems at the fukushima power plant that news is being tampered with that every rising number of deaths from the tsunami disaster now stands at more than seven thousand seven hundred still no trace of many thousands more aussie spirit to russian earthquake expert here anyway he says it was one of the major events in the natural cycle of the planet's seismic activity. nobody gave us a better of gainey thank you very much for joining us today he would talk ab

dawn in full swing as foreign forces push forward against kind of both the us britain and france on launching air and missile strikes since for most it's closing reservations and into the country. washington claims its military involvement in libya would be limited but for some americans it's asian flu fears over a piece of the iraq operation. was that three months into stuff almost of dropped forty bones and then to be there for the. pressure is edging all sides involvement in a crisis to put an end to violence quote any fundamental principle of government officials say an immediate cease fire is the best option. of course will bring more than just about what's in there in thirty minutes now that james brown travels a few hundred kilometers south of moscow check out the historic city open its. room issues a russian city on the brilliance sitting of ukrainian border in the country's southwest is a regional campus with a thriving business community and student population. terms of nearly one million people it's a place of innovation research improves worship. in the last few years an influx of cas

and britain and france are launching air and missile strikes on his forces this follows a u.n. resolution forcing a no fly zone over the country. washington claims its military involvement in libya will be limited but for america some americans it's deja vu with fears of a repeat of the iraq operation meanwhile the u.s. has confirmed its jets struck forty bombs on a major libyan air field. russia urges all sides involved in the libyan crisis to put an end to the violence calling any foreign military action regrettable government officials say the media ceasefire is the best but. not stars he looks at the real giuliana sanjian wiki leaks to assess whether it's the dream of an idealist or a tool to manipulate global politics stay with us. the website once again tapping. the last. stand is chili and such read think that adults are to touch it and watch out of the bag which exists under attack. he says he has a dream a world without secrets the first step in the for the state is through to get information out of the real world today anyone can find out what information the governme

the international community unites against the libyan leader put bush in france the united states launching air missile strikes against his forces join me from the libyan capital in a few moments from all. washington claims its military involvement in libya will be limited for some americans its original route remains over a peaceful iraq operation. the pentagon says could obviously air defenses have been severely disabled i'll be back with more from washington in just a few minutes and russia calls on all sides to put an end to the violence while turning for intervention in libya as regrettable join me in a few moments for the latest reaction from moscow. to the minute welcome news here in r.t. well live from moscow welcome to the program three u.s. b. two stealth jets reportedly dropped forty bomb on a major libyan air field as the operation against gadhafi regime moves into its second day a campaign is being led by france britain and the united states on the scale not seen in our world since the iraq war he supports there is in tripoli where explosions and. gunfire happened over night. well

the international community unites against the libyan leader with bush and france the united states launching air missile strikes against his forces can meet on the libyan capital in a few moments formal. washington claims its military involvement in libya will be limited to some americans it's. this over the iraq operation. the pentagon says gadhafi air defenses have been severely disabled all the back with more from washington in just a few minutes and russia calls on all sides to put an end to the violence while turning for intervention in libya as regrettable join me in a few moments for the latest reaction from moscow. where you're watching on t.v. the very latest international stories and developments welcome to the program three u.s. b. two stealth jets reportedly dropped forty bombs on a major libyan air field as operation against a counter golfer's regime views into its second day the campaign is being led by france britain and the united states on a scale not seen in the arab world since the iraq war. lives in tripoli explosions and gunfire and heard over night. well the latest reports

air. the resolution, which cleared yesterday with the backing of the u.s., france and england also imposed no-fly zone over libya. the vote was 10-0 with five the libyan government responded by closing air space to all traffic. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. in hawaii, a store security camera captured another example of the strength of last week's tsunami. powerful waves crashed through the glass windows of a clothing store. the shop owner had only been open for six months. fortunately she has insurance that will help cover the damage. >>> in ohio, cascading rocks made driving conditions very dangerous along one road in the eastern part of the state. this was the third rock slide in a week, forcing officials to shutdown traffic in both directions. cleanup crews have a big job ahead of them, but are being kept away until the hillside is stable. >>> finally, in florida, it may have been the luck of the irish or a large appetite that earned one man the fastest eater title at the annual corn beef sandwich eating contest. a crowd of 200 watched as com

all options for dealing with gadhafi are on the table at this point including air patro patrols likely carried out by france. shexd spoke with geneva where union leaders met to impose new sanctions against libya, embargo, visa ban aimed directly attica dav i and his family. >>> more on christiane's exclusive interview with gadhafi come up right after the newscast on "nightline"at 1 11:35. >> back here at home. san mateo police chief says the man fatally shot by officers had a long history of threatening police. 35-year-old robert karen killed outside his home on oak street at 11 this morning. police say karen opened fire as police tried to convince him to surrender. his mother says he was mentally il ill. >> he was pointing the gun and screaming in aggressive disturbed manner. >> item schizophrenic being. everybody knows. the police know. and he take medication. >>reporter: officers have been lacking for cash after he flashed a gun and threatened employee at nearby cvs pharmacy just minutes earlier. >> san joaquin county man got 3 life sentences today for torturing a tracy teenager. jury convicted anthony w

france and britain targeted the libyan leader's forces with air strikes and dozens of cruise missiles the operation followed a summit in paris where twenty nations agreed to do everything necessary to make it out in respect of a u.n. security council resolution demanding a cease fire in libya in return khadafi vowed to a long war against the international coalition and has now promised to arm his people by opening weapons that would be in t.v. you quoted armed forces command as saying forty eight people have been killed one hundred fifty wounded in the assault campaign marks the biggest military intervention in the arab world since the vision in iraq eighteen years ago. stay up to date with all the events unfolding in libya on our twitter feed and facebook pages you can check out our regular updates and links to all the latest videos. he. the official all see how he came to hong kong called talk from the only choose i'm still. on the go. video on demand. and. now in the call of you want to. call. turning now to japan and the fukushima nuclear plant our crews have managed to attach pow

this after several days of pounding by coalition forces in the air and on the sea. a top france official said it's likely to be a long one. we have a live report from washington on where the united states stand this morning, coming up. >>> more smoke seen at that damaged nuclear power plant. >> more smoke came from the reactor. officials say it probably killed more than 18,000 people. the world bank says it could take five years to rebuild and cost $235 billion. you can support disaster relief efforts. text the red cross to donate $10. >>> the barry bonds trial, we've been talking about it for years now starts in just a few hours. ann is in san francisco where jury selection is the first step. finally getting it going. good morning, ann. >> reporter: that's right. jury selection will be at 8:30 this morning. dozens of them filled out questionnaires and this morning they will be selected. as far as penalties, a felony conviction and possibly prison time for barry bonds. the question is did barry bonds lie about using steroids back in early 2000 as he broke the home run records wi

nato has begun 24-hour day air surveillance. britain and francein told erica, he thinks a no fly zone is a worthwhile idea. >> a no fly zone would not only stop the air attacks, but it would also send a message to the anti-qadhafi forces that we're assisting them. >> mccain says imposing a no fly zone doesn't mean sending in ground troops. >>> the price of gas rose slightly overnight. this morning the average price of a gallon of self-serve regular stands at $3.52, but the price of a barrel of oil actually dropped to $104 after some opec nations increased productivity. >>> flooding from northern new jersey to new england following a powerful storm. swollen rivers are still on the rise from yesterday's rains. emergency crews have begun evacuating flooded homes. >>> family and friends play tribute to wes leonard, the high school basketball player who collapse and died suddenly after a game last week. cbs news national correspondent dean reynolds is in holland, michigan, with more on that story. dean, good morning. >> jeff, good morning to you. well,

air defense network. after that, aircraft, mostly from britain and france, would enforce a no-fly zone. there could also be airstrikes if attacks on rebels continue. >>> in another development, one of gadhafi's sons says that four "new york times" journalists that libya had been holding since tuesday, will be released. >>> police in southern yemen stormed the protest camp today, firing live rounds and tear gas, wounding at least 13 people. that follows a crackdown yesterday in yemen's capital. >>> on friday, security forces fired shots from rooftops, killing at least 46 people, and injuring more than 300 others during an antigovernment rally. that attack suggests the company's president is concerned that persistent street protests could unravel his 32-year hold on power. he has now declared a 30-day state of emergency. >>> japan has raised the threat level of its damaged nuclear plants. it's now at level 05, which means there are consequences beyond the immediate and local area. today, japanese officials say they have found some level of radiation in spinach and milk that exceeds govern

the multinational forces, lead by france, britain and the united states continue to launch air raids on the military units and installations of gadhafi. early on thursday, the jet fighters bombarded pro gadhafi forces laying siege to mizrata, a stronghold around the government fighters. pro-gadhafi troops advanced to the city center and continued to fire on civilians. the opposition says at least three civilians were killed on thursday and a death toll of noncombat tonights exceeds 100. contacted by nhk on the phone, a spokesman for opposition forces in mizrata called on the international coalition to target pro gadhafi troops that are advancing to the city and are shooting civilians. a coalition has refrained from bombing cities to avoid civilian casualties. they face a challenge of stopping government troops from waging attacks in city centers. >>> on thursday, the russian presidential office medvedev held a conference with barack obama. it says he stressed the necessity of avoiding civilian casualties. russian leaders have been critical of the western offensive in libya. >>> hi th

colonel gadhafi are fighting for an area held by the opposition reports of air strikes by his military as talks are underway in france on the imposition of a no fly zone over libya or how the latest from tripoli. we're receiving conflicting reports the rebels saying that they were in control of the town but libyan state television reporting that exactly the opposite what is possible is that these government troops have retreated from the town they regrouping and they will restrike which has been a strategy elsewhere it is becoming increasingly more here that gadhafi is men are making advantages with the ultimate is to nation of being guard in mind there are also growing concerns among those mobile groups of gadhafi to keep the cells these are men who are and they are keeping a low profile and the fear is that we may feel there is a sizable prisms after death few soldiers in the town they will come to the front and it will take to the streets and fires while the international community at the moment is meeting in paris the u.s. state to state hillary clinton is holding discussions with the leadership of the opposition

britain and france are pressing ahead of that campaign of air attacks on libya where it's thought sixty four people have been killed during the bombardments and you saw a strike has destroyed his command center in tripoli right so he's. we are hearing from the pentagon that it is extremely satisfied with the way this operation is so far been conducted it says that gadhafi is increasingly under stress that they have managed to isolate and scatter his forces we're also hearing that washington in a matter of just days will be ready to relinquish control of this whole operation over now the last few hours have been relatively quiet here in the capital city of tripoli the situation remains incredibly tense people are certainly incredibly frightened at around midnight local time there was a whole scattering of fire in the sky in part this was because of an empty a car fire that was being fired from libyan forces and also now we receiving confirmation that a missile hit because of a compound of what we hearing from allied forces is that it struck the control and control control income on build

air strikes. officials say that a western bombs destroyed a military base in tripoli. france has since confirmed that dozens of coalition planes were indeed in operation over the country. libyan tv also showed injured people being admitted to hospital. libyan authorities said that 18 people were killed in the strikes, soldiers and civilians. >> we came under continuous fire. they did not take -- they did not attack military targets. there were corpses everywhere. it was a bloodbath. >> regime opponents dispute the figures, saying no civilian casualties were caused by the raids could be enforcing cannot be verified either way. even though military action continues, there is no signs of stopping gaddafi tanksfrom shelng rebel tns. activists arrested in recent protests in the country are due to be released. this is after the president also bowed to opposition pressure and agreed to reports. >>[gunfire] >> this is amateur footage. the opposition says that dozens of people were killed in the clashes. eyewitnesses say that snipers on the rooftops opened fire on the crowd. the prote

air site. forces from france, spain, italy, denmark, and united kingdom, with missions to sustain a no-fly zone in benghazi, to protect civilians from attack, and conduct further reconnaissance. coalition naval vessels sustained maritime controls toward u.n. security council resolution, to prevent the illegal shipments of arms to and from libya. iss our actions are generally achieving the intended objections. we have not observed a libyan military aircraft operating since the beginning of operations. the naval vessels have returned to or remain in port. cents initial strikes, no regime long range air defense radars. air attacks have succeeded in stopping regime ground forces from advancing to benghazi and we are now seeing ground forces moving southward from benghazi. we will, of course, watch these ground force movements closely. through a variety of reports, we know regime ground forces that were in the the city -- vicinity of benghazi now possess little will or capability to resume offensive operations -- offensive operations. i note the commitment of all the coalition to conduct operations

britain and france are pressing ahead with their campaign of air attacks on the bit where it's the sixty four people have been killed during the strikes maybe in military chiefs ordered a cease fire on sunday evening across to tripoli where there's been shelling through the night despite you know some parties want to force paula the last time you spoke to us there was an aircraft how events unfolded over night. well that's right last time we spoke was just before midnight local time and at that time the sky was actually being washed up with this anti aircraft fire we lost the hours however have been quiet and we are now hearing from coalition forces that they didn't launch a strike at the compound of moammar gadhafi destroying one of the audience from where he controls and commands the libyan forces and you know going south and understand was not actually in the compound at the time it's not actually. since the international zone so again on saturday he actually has not been seen all the addresses in the state media have not shown his face that rather have shown a symbolic fine and gestu

support and france are pressing ahead with their campaign of air attacks on libya where it's thought sixty four people have been killed during the bombardment the latest missile strike has destroyed colonel gadhafi its command center in tripoli with let's cross live now to the capital artie's paula sneer is there for the poor the fire launched from tripoli throughout the night one of the libyans waking up to this morning. well in the last few moments we've just heard reports of new air assaults but those reports are sketchy at the moment not more information other than that coming through we are hearing from the pentagon that it is extremely satisfied with the way this operation is so far being conducted it says that gadhafi is increasingly under stress that they have managed to isolate and scatter his forces we're also hearing that washington in a matter of just days will be ready to relinquish control of this whole operation over now the last few hours have been relatively quiet here in the capital city of tripoli the situation remains incredibly tense people are certainly incredib

. >> and among those actively involved in the air strikes, control remains as to who is an overall control of the operation. france, britain, in the u.s. have taken the lead so far, but nato has yet to agree whether the alliance should have a leading role in the mission. the meetings for talks have been scheduled for all of the key international players in london next week. ministers will be hoping to have resolved the issue of control by then. bbc news. >> earlier, i spoke to the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations under president bill clinton, and the arab league, the african union, and others that are not fully committed to air strikes, and president obama said the international community is fully behind the action in libya. >> first, you have to remember that the international community did pass this through the union, so there is that international credibility. as this goes on longer than people expect, this is the first time they have done this. it happened very quickly. it is a healthy debate going on. it is not clear it will remain an unanimous block to do it, but i think with the american leaders

reverse the libyan rebels advance following international air strikes it comes a sudden coalition members including the u.s. britain and france consider arming the opposition amid warnings that that would violate the u.n. resolution. because of the terrorist backlash in europe meantime with the alarm sounded of a possible revenge plot by libyan islam missed the apparent growing number of casualties from the bombing raid is believed to be stirring terrorist recruitment. and radiation remains the biggest concern range of hands stricken nuclear plant levels in nearby seawater estimated that over three and a half thousand times higher than a normal. sized city one time next r.t. takes you to alaska the largest state in the u.s. of course which also used to be part of russia the story of the great land as local people call it coming up next. once it was a part of russian territory there are still reminders to this day children wearing russian national costumes people having russian names and many orthodox churches are standing here but more than one hundred four years ago it became the u.s. territory though some americans still do