amp hearing professional near you.$1,500 a pair. megyn: we are getting reports that american air support is being pulled from libya. the pentagon set to put all u.s. combat planes back in the hangar. hoping nato will pick up the slack. critics are already questioning why the administration would scrap a key element of our strategy and why now. geraldo is in benghazi. while we wait for him we want to start with this. the crisis that we are watching in libya is sending oil prices sky high. as of 1:00 p.m. eastern time, crude was trading above $107 a barrel today. that's up nearly a dollar from yesterday. investors worried that a prolonged civil war in libya could keep the nation's oil off the market longer than expected. tell us how libya is affecting these prices. >> a couple days agovernment looked like the rebels were getting a stronghold in libya, turns out they are not. qaddafi's forces have pushed the the rebels back. trairsd are look and saying this thing is going to drag out. libya, 1.6 million barrels of oil has

with the invocations, we would like to invite pastor stacey kerns. >> good amp. let us pause for a moment to invite the presence of god. shall we pray together? god, our help in ages past, our hope in years to come, we invite your holy presence to bless this celebration of african-american history month. we give up thanks and praise for the legacy, the creativity, the genius and contributions of african-american people everywhere. we pray that you would strengthen this organization and strengthen all organizations that support telling the story of black history. and so today we ask that as we continue on the journey. that we might be able to do justice, love kindness, and walk hummably -- humbly with our god. may you bless this time together and all god's children say amen, amen, amen. >> and now if you would stand for "lift every voice and sing," sung by leah suites. >> ok. everyone can join in with me. ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ tell up in heaven rings ♪ rings with a harmony of liberty ♪ ♪ let our rejoicing rise high as the listening sky ♪ ♪ let every sound

amp hearing professional near you.y $1,500 a pair. jon: for the northeast spring snow today might sound like an april fool's joke but in massachusetts the blanket of white has some residents seeing red. they are contending with another sloppy commute there. is this finally the end of winter weather there? we are live in the extreme weather center, and it's not an april fool's joke is it. >> reporter: it's not. i'm not going to promise it's the end of winter either. we have a few more weeks if we can get measurable snow from this storm. the biggest that we've seen so far 12 inches in hope maine. bellemont, maine 10. bits purchasing seeing about 8 inches. connecticut 2 1/2. the good news when you get snow this time of year the sun is too high in the sky the snow doesn't stay on the ground very long. we'll see it melted off of the roads very quickly and within a few days off of even a lot of the grassy areas, certainly any kind of area that has sun exposure. you see all this pink and white and blue all together, that is t

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. >>> lawrence scott joins us and he's amped up about the home opener and all the drama on the field. >> i won't be able to sleep. unbelievable festivities today, an emotional day at the ballpark. we hear from brian wilson after his day of makinging. sports is coming interest uin sports is coming up. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> good evening. picking up where they left off last year, this giants team not for the faint of heart. a thrilling home opener against the cardinals. brian wilson climbing the outfield law, literally, to raise the championship flag. also venturing into the outfi

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instead you'll find wireless mikes and amp fires. >> welcome. it's a thrill having you here. >> reporter: it's a church that tries to meet every person where they are. >> for us, easter is a really important time. maybe to dispel, it gets a lot of hype and people once a year kind of get excited, but we want to talk about how the christian life really works. how do christians live like christians. >> reporter: the belief that jesus christ rose from the dead after dying on the cross three days prior is what sets the christian faith apart from other religions. >> the greatest thing about easter is that it reminds us that this world isn't all there is. and frankly, it is a time of great unrest and pain and hurt and brokenness, and yet christ's death on the cross reminds us that he's still in control. >> reporter: more people go to church on easter sunday than any day of the year. a recent gallup poll shows 60% of americans go to church on easter, compared to 40% on a regular sunday. because of that, churches like venture prepare for months to welcom

most gruesome act of terror which probably was seen three out of the second world war completely amping people until the evening on april eleventh terrorism is now a grim wasn't a reality country as well. with special services say they hope to make rapid progress in the investigation into the bombing. suspects terrorism experts who recess it's still a mystery. what motivation was. this looks like a very sophisticated attack and that's what makes it very very mysterious because no experience of this and there are no obvious people who would wish to strike who was behind it we don't know but in terms of preventing it no doubt things will change but i think already there been announcements of security measures that will be placed in public spaces know about the new type of things we see in america and europe and indeed in russia will now be in place in belarus. terrorism experts talking to us from london. says the situation in libya is out of control blaming colonel gadhafi and the rebels as well as nato forces for failing to stop the country tearing itself apart russian president spoke to

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most tragic terrorist act which bell was has seen since the end of the second world war completely amping kabul until the evening of april eleventh terrorism is now a grim was a day reality for these country as these day of mourning rathore just pours out logic in the country from around the world exiting the crash of the r t means below us. coming up in the program fifty years after you're a good guy and first flight we investigated i would all became possible the first. electoral cross when all expense a maximum of three hours in this position as part of their training while the test engineers have to last for days and forty degree heat or cold join our team as we dive head first into some of the heart stopping tests salvi volunteers have a go through the time to make sure that spaceflight could be achieved. the world's largest emerging economies are in china to take part in a series of economic and. political talks russia brazil india china and south africa all known as brics nations are striving for a bigger say in the global financial architecture but they're also said to go beyond e

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markets are performing this sounds like the european are losing its seat down on this point six percent amp it turns point three percent here in moscow and it's talks. negative sentiment across other global exchanges as he has said and i said are dropping around the sun this hour. here are some of the market moves on my six and the two majors are among the main news at this hour with gazprom down i one percent stocks are also retreating with burbank about society of red. cross eyed asian taking place on the russian market is set to continue on thursday from monday from a creator explains why. the market will be digesting the results of the removal of the u.s. department of energy in vitry data for crude and the extent to which that will drive expectations of rising or falling demand in the us so it will still all be about oil any reaction in the oil price to that date will lead to a correction potentially i think in russian actions also we were only one day in front of chinese inflation later as inflation expectations rise market begins to price in tights or chinese monetary policy and that

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reporting a seven percent fall in net profits for the first quarter under russian accounting standards amps precious metal producers are up on the back of rising prices for gold and silver bullion metal games four percent for help to set this up. and that's our business object for this hour but i'll be back with more in about fifteen minutes from now so i hope you join me. in the little bit. i live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in afghanistan or baghdad. one night in the spring the man braces. as it. comes from the come home from the. crowd gathers the moment may be young man down the street the big. question is the same of jack in california lottery one of them if they nothing less than yet another legal intervention approved by the u.n. now in the ivory coast a former leader is on seated at the expense of hundreds of civilians. wealthy british style.

her vodka line her clothing line and her social media websites now and don't forget that she's also amping up her political career as well so i just can't wait to see what she does next. candidates barack obama ran on a platform of ending the iraq war last fall he hailed the end of combat operations in iraq as a success but we all know that doesn't mean that it's over currently there are about forty seven thousand troops still stationed there who are required to leave by years and under a bilateral security pact between the two countries but that still doesn't mean it will be out by years and or in what's said to be his last trip to iraq there's a secretary of defense robert gates said again yesterday that the u.s. would be willing to extend the u.s. military presence in the country if the iraqis ask for it it's a plan obama has already approved and gates is now applying the pressure that the request needs to come soon politically can either iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki or barack obama afford to keep those troops there or discuss it with me is jim hansen retired special operations m

download the official ante up acacia on the phone or i pod touch from the i choose amps to. watch on t.v. life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s minefield comes an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the quality jobs come. we welcome across time peter little on the brink of bankruptcy time is running out for the american budget deficit failure to raise the debt ceiling could have catastrophic consequences not only for the u.s. but for the entire world how can piling on more debt begin to solve america's fiscal woes. discuss america's out of control debt situation i'm joined by martin henican hong kong he's an associate director at the tight group in cambridge we have jeffrey frankel he's a professor of capital formation and growth at the harvard kennedy school and in new york we cross to joe weisenthal he is the deputy editor at the business insider all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a quick look at america's debt mess. going broke now going for growth wanting self-confessed of the unless a

is privacy now that we know why our personal data is at risk because capitalism i think it's time we amp up our efforts to protect what scraps of our privacy we have left so that again we're all addicted to our smartphones so i really just don't know how we're going to win this one. how do we now have an exact date for when the age of america is going to end as analysts are saying after looking at the i.m.f. the official forecast which predicts that china's economy is going to surpass that of america in real terms in two thousand and sixteen that's not decades from now or sometime in the twenty twenty's has been predicted before know now we could only be five years away and that means that whoever is elected president in two thousand and twelve could be the last to preside over the us as we've known it for more than a hundred years as the world's largest economy so should we listen to the i.m.f. and if they are right are we going to be ready to discuss this is great aaron senior columnist from market watch and a personal finance columnist for the last return all right thank you so much f

troops or seeing the taliban impersonate that and according to afghan officials pakistan is also amping up its pressure for karzai to ditch the u.s. and build a long term strategic partnership with pakistan and china instead so it's easy to say that there are a lot of troubles a lot of tough decisions ahead for obama's national security team so will these changes make that situation better or worse joining me to discuss it is lawrence korb senior fellow at the center for american progress and jack rice former cia officer and criminal defense attorney general i want to thank you both for joining me tonight now lawrence i'd like to start with you if you don't mind i want to know you think of these changes specifically we're talking about both betray us and panetta good moves bad move i think they're terrific because secretary gates has wanted to leave not being fired yet to leave it's very hard to get someone from outside the administration with all your weapons for the election you want someone who is going to be cool what the pentagon house who would present a watch to the pentagon by.

here the advice amp picture.a little more broken but you'll notice a swath of stratus off shore. that will be allowing for temperatures that will stay on the cool side. 50s on the coast. we don't have a lifting mechanism to bring the rain to us but it happens tonight. you can see the rain from eureka 57 and 76 partly cloudy in sacramento. onshore flow helping to cool down los angeles, they were in the low 90s. 95 in palm springs. here is what is going to happen. a couple areas of low pressure and they will slide to the south. the front will, and you'll see the rain arriving at around 10:00, sonoma county and as it heads south, scattered showers but it's the overnight hours where we begin to see light rain. for the monday morning commute, 8:00, we get showers. authorities bay this is where the front will favor sonoma and marn counties and then scattered showers, south bay and the santa cruz mountains. rainfall amounts couple hundredths about a quarter of an inch from mendocino county and point reyes, quarter of an

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high school football has always been important, but in the last ten to 20 years, we've seen it become amped up, and it's a real concern. ( tv theme music plays ) >> let's go! >> narrator: elite high school football teams compete at a level that didn't exist just a few years ago. >> you're watching the under armour high school all america football game. >> narrator: the game has grown from a local passion to a national phenomenon. >> welcome inside tropicana field. >> this is on nbc, this is on espn, these are on fox sports. these are events that are getting major national exposure. >> we've had some great players already... >> it's just an insane amount of attention being paid to the sport. >> let's go down to lowell galindo for the first of our eight verbal commitments. he's standing by xavier dickson. >> a lot of these kids nowadays are doing major press conferences, where they're deciding what college they're going to go to. >> alabama. ( cheers and applause ) >> there you go. >> these are 16- and 17-year-old kids who have to meet the demands of a rabid fan base. ( whistle blows ) >> nar

precession, and the route that the couple will take along westminster abbey, were closed after the amped forces took part in a full-scale practice. the only participants not taking part in this rehearsal are the bands. they didn't want to wake everybody up. coming up at 8:15. we'll have a live report from london about how this royal wedding will be the first broadcast on the internet. >> millions and billions. >> i think about 2 billion are expected to watch. >>> there is an expanded travel warning to tell you about this morning what -- this morning. what the u.s. state department is selling you about -- telling you about being in mexico. >>> the oakland coliseum could soon have a new name on how much -- and how much money the naming rights could bring the as and the raiders. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> 7:53. this is a live picture out houston, texas. this is the private plane that will take congresswoman gabriel giffords to watch -- gab briele giffords to watch the launch on friday. only days ago, giffords's doctor

. >>> on the front lines, rebels are moving to push gadhafi's forces back, but his troops are ampingttacks in various cities along the coast. in classified briefings, the cia told congress gadhafi's troops are killing people in towns where the media aren't present. now there are growing signs his inner circle is cracking under international pressure. just a day after his foreign minister defected we're learning that another of gadhafi's men has done the very same thing, this time gadhafi's top choice as u.n. ambassador. treki defected to egypt. >>> moving further south in africa, the ivory coast, gunfire and explosions erupted in obvious i abidjan. forces loyal to what taurer attacked the home of his opponent today. troops are beefing up their presence on the streets. gbagbo is refusing to give up power after an election. the u.s. is pressuring him to step down immediately. >>> now take a look at this. a lexington television news photographer was traveling to houston when he saw the car hit the median wall. the photographer and another man pulled over before the car caught on fire. >

we're sleep deprived and amp up on coffee, diet coke, chocolate, whatever you need to do. >> i'm interestinga mother and somebody that work this is shift, how do you sleep? >> i haven't slept in five months. i'm on a complete bender. they say martha stewart doesn't need any sleep. that's how she crochets all that stuff and irons. >> do you do that? >> i haven't managed to squeeze that in yet but i may give it a go. >> four hours of sleep, wow. >> we'll be back, everyone, with more "world news now." eryone, with more "world news now." pope, wow. >> we'll be back, everyone, with more "world news now." pe, wow. >> we'll be back, everyone, with more "world news now." e, wow. >> we'll be back, everyone, with more "world news now." , wow. >> we'll be back, everyone, with more "world news now." >>> well, for most of us getting through the day without a major calamity is as much disaster preparedness as we can manage. >> very true, but more and more sturdy souls are now preparing for real disasters, and we mean everything from earthquakes to terrorist attacks. there are survivalists training schools

. >> once it gets amped out and a lot of progress is being made, it would be extremely rare for a serialolice. we have seen that. son of sam did that. the snipers, the dc snipers. but, generally, the more close you get to your suspect, the more they're going to lay low, try to let everything blow over. they very often can't do this indefinitely, but as long as the heat is on, i don't think you'll see anymore deaths. >> you recall last weekend "the new york times" had an article quoting police suggesting that the killer in this case, assuming it was one killer, could be in law enforcement or had intimate knowledge of law enforcement techniques because he had apparently called the family of the victims. did it wiin a crowded place wita throw away phone. techniques that would make them harder to locate it. do you buy into it? >> maybe 20 years ago, that was specialized knowledge. but we live in the world of "csi" and "law & order" and the popularity of forensic shows are so huge. they love the true crime books and love to watch the shows. the idea that you need to keep your phone calls quic

. >> everybody's getting amped up.ins friday morning at 4:00 a.m. eastern. >>> turning now to those fierce storms now being blamed for ten deaths across the south central part of the country. >> southern missouri is bracing for more flooding today after getting swamped by 16 inches of rain and all eyes are on a levee in the town of poplar bluff that was breached in 30 places along the black river. a full-scale breach could destroy more than 500 homes. >> anxious moments for a lot of those folks. wow. and those tornadoes are just not letting up. they're bearing down again overnight in texas and this morning in from alabama to ohio. >> that means no relief for residents near little rock who are struggling to recover from a deadly twister that touched down monday night. here is yunji de nies. >> reporter: here in vilonia, arkansas, we've been experiencing tornado watches all day long. people here have been told to listen to their a.m. radios, listen for the sirens and head to the shelters if they hear them. here's why. th

if your amp of the airline.bumped off the air flight. >> mark: can they throw the light side attendant in there? (laughter) now an update on weather. >> >> james: >> louisa: >> james: golden gate bridge is beautiful, blue skies, looking really good in the north bay. san jose was covered in class, a gray but now like it is popping up there as well. warming in the south bay as well. satellite imagery shows that kind of line rated san jose starting to see some sun peeked out in the south bay. it will not last ran long. later on this afternoon another wave of class and wet weather comes our way. temperatures are beginning to warm. san francisco 54. 56 across the band oakland san jose 56 degrees slowly starting to work her way forward. gradually, slowly but strong early get out the lower 60s. this evening's rain, 5:00 just as you think about leaving our, showers will organize. it a clock, bay area wide. over nine hours as well as we head towards midnight we're still dealing with the widespread light rain that will be

gender wage gap measures this inequality that we now start to try to eliminate when we celebrate and amp up for a rally as some communities did last tuesday. i want to talk for a couple minutes and talk about the gender wage gap. who knows how -- what does the wage gap mean? what does it stand for? do we know who is measured in the gender wage gap? i'll make it hard on the c-span people, but someone have a chance of that? a guess? okay. look, the gender wage gap is a measure of all year round working -- full time year round working men compared to all year round full time working women. that's what it is. it is a pretty precise measure. it's -- so when you listen to that, and you hear that the wage gap is 23 cents and that women earn 77 crepts for every dollar men earn, that's what's is measured, and this is federal data. this is all the people in the country, year round full time working men and women. now -- so when you hear that the wage gap is really about women who drop out and have kids, listen carefully because if you dropped out to have kids or raise children, you're not counted