women in their hundreds have gathered here calling for gadaffi to step down. they have taken over a main street in the city. >> reporter: until now we have not seen any women protestors. but today this community leader had the microphone and once they started talking it seemed that every woman had a story. this woman was holding a picture of her son killed during a demonstration. >> he died at the starting of the revolution. >> we want freedom. okay. >> people were rushing to get a look at an old government building with an underground bunker built for gadaffi. expressing amazement they are already living in libya where the leader appears to be history. as we traveled from town to town today we witnessed people launching into new celebrations as word came in of one gadaffi stronghold falling into the hands of rebels. >>> a bay area politician will have to resign. what investigators say they caught her doing after claiming workers comp. >>> levi's turning heads literally. the sneaky jeans campaign they are owning up to tonight. >>> drug trials have failed. vacc

gadaffi's son says the country remains calm despite violence in the capitol city. by some estimates more than 1000 people have been killed in libya and that's why the united nations security council held an emergency meeting saturday to discuss sanctions as punishment against a government cracking down on its own people. the sanctions could include freezing gadaffi's assets and an arms embargo against libya's government. >> we are encouraged by the support. >> reporter: the security council could also refer the crackdown to an international war crimes tribunal. scott goldberg for cbs news. >>> a family tradition ending after more than 60 years. what takes the place of the markets. >>> we are headed to the deepfreeze. we will talk about the weather coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a popular san jose market is shutting its doors tonight after more than six decades. the market will be closed for good at 6:00 p.m. that's just about 15 minutes from now. the family-owned grocery store has been sold to the small chain leanardi's supermarket. the brothers want to ret

colonel gadaffi is 69 now. libyan television has today shown him greeting relatives of protestors killed in benghazi five years ago-- perhaps to show he's on the people's side. he's known as the leader of the revolution and doesn't believe libya needs another. he rules with no parliament and no constitution but with so- called peoples' committees as laid down in the leader's green book. this is state television on satellite showing gadaffi's supporters in several libyan cities. turning them out isn't difficult. 70% of the workforce is employed by the state. and though unemployment is high, libya's oil wealth generates cash to buy off discontent. but tomorrow could be different. this is an online video calling for a so-called "day of anger" on egyptian lines. it shows gadaffi with hosni mubarak and his friend ben ali, the deposed president of tunisia. and the question is whether enough young libyans will overcome their apathy and their fear to demonstrate in large numbers. this evening, new pictures appeared, re

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there should be a provisional government set up in libya that we would support. >> reporter: but gadaffi remains defiant in an interview claiming the libyan people still support him. his son blames the media for exaggerating the unrest. >> there is a big gap between reality and the media reports. >> reporter: evacuations continue in libya. a british warship returned for more stranded foreigners. scott goldberg for cbs news, new york. >>> no surprises at tonight's academy awards but there was one controversial moment. what it was and how some of hollywood's biggest movers and shakers strutted their stuff on the red carpet. >>> oscar parties all over the bay area but this one is special. the reason people came together for this party in the east bay. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs5 weather center. a record cold start to the day in the bay area. not bad by the afternoon. but another storm is looming. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, celebrating the most? kendis gibson tells us about the night's big winners. nats 11:35 "the king speech" the 's speech spoke

the tomming of a replica -- toppling of a replica of momar gadaffi's manifest owe. and in a city to the west his picture was set afire. >> we will continue even if we have to confront you with our bare hands. >> reporter: most pictures we are seeing now are shot by cell phones. so pro gadaffi forces at check points are reportedly stopping people with cell phones and seizing and destroying the data cards inside to try to limit the violent i am a.m.s getting out -- images getting out of libya. protestors say armored jeeps where gadaffi is and they are firing automatic weapons. >> right now he does seem to be showing a willingness to slaughter anybody he needs to. >> reporter: uc berkeley political science professor stephen fish, a regime change specialist says the world hasn't seen anything like this since post-communist transitions two decades ago. and he says the outcomes in arab countries could be just as varied from democracies to civil wars to new dictators. what should the u.n., nato and others do about libya now? >> trade sanctions are not enough. you are not g

mientras continúan los violentos enfrentamientos entre rebeldes que piden la renuncia del líder moammar gadaffin francisco, california, donde han caído copos de nieve por primera vez en 35 aÑos.y en polonia se realiza el colorido festival internacional de globos en la ciudad de masuria.más noticias en una hora. continúe con la programación de telefutura. qué tal, les ♪ con sólo ser amable ♪ no sabe cuánto puede ayudar - gracias. ♪ al ayudar una mano dar... >>despeguen, rÁpi. >> despeje rápido. >> ¿qué está pasando? >> ¡ahah! >> hay saltar. >> ¿qué? >> tenemos quealtar ¡salta! ¿qué esperas? >> ¡nos estrellaremos! >> ¡ya, ya! >> ¿qué quieres? ¡no voy a permitirlo! >> ¡sarah, no! >> ¡ahahah! >> ¡está arriba! >> ¿ven el tamaño de esa cosa? ¡ten cuidado, estás muy cerca! ¡sal de ahí, sal de ahí! >> ocupen us puestos, prepárense para disparar. >> ¡atención! ¡el blanco cayó, sigan disparan, acaben con ella, sigan disparando! >> ¡procedan a la zona tres! >> ¡cuatrocientos uno atacando, cuatrocientos uno en persecución! ¡fuego, fuego, fuego! >> helicóptero once, estoy entrando al área, busque de nuevo c

the tomming of a replica -- toppling of a replica of momar gadaffi's manifest owe. and in a city to the west his picture was set afire. >> we will continue even if we have to confront you with our bare hands. >> reporter: most pictures we are seeing now are shot by cell phones. so pro gadaffi forces at check points are reportedly stopping people with cell phones and seizing and destroying the data cards inside to try to limit the violent i am a.m.s getting out -- images getting out of libya. protestors say armored jeeps where gadaffi is and they are firing automatic weapons. >> right now he does seem to be showing a willingness to slaughter anybody he needs to. >> reporter: uc berkeley political science professor stephen fish, a regime change specialist says the world hasn't seen anything like this since post-communist transitions two decades ago. and he says the outcomes in arab countries could be just as varied from democracies to civil wars to new dictators. what should the u.n., nato and others do about libya now? >> trade sanctions are not enough. you are not g

international pressure on gadaffi is also increasing. hillary clinton calling the situation in libya alarming. >> this blood shed is completely unacceptable. it is the responsibility of the government of libya to respect the universal rights of their own people. >> reporter: earlier tuesday gadaffi appeared defiant on t.v. as he vowed to die a martyr and blamed the u.s. for contributing to the uprising. >> has been provided to gaza by the americans. they have just confused them. >> reporter: in new york the united nations security council condemned the violence. libya's ambassador to the u.n. said the u.s. has to do more. >> it was not strong enough. but i think it is a good message to the regime in libya about stopping the bled shed against the libyan people. >> reporter: after meeting tuesday in an emergency summit was held. >> if the unrest in libya gets worse it could cause or gasoline prices to reach $5. that's according to industry analysts. they say if the situation spreads to other oil rich countries and disrupts crude oil produc

. >> long time lib january ruler momar gadaffi appeared on t.v.o put rumors of him fleeing the country to rest. more on the bloody crackdown rocking that country. >> reporter: long-time lib january lead libian ruler went on t.v. to deny rumors that he had fled the country. they are using aviation assets to attack protestors in the capitol city of tripoli. his son denies there is any bombing in tripoli. according to the libian t.v. his son warned in a t.v. address to the nation sunday night that continued unrest will only result in more bloodshed. >> we will never give up libya. we will fight for the last inch, to the last shot. >> meantime libya's justice minister resigned to protest the use of excessive force against unarmed protestors. >> this is really the beginning of the end of the game for gadaffi. >> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is condemning the violence saying libya must respect the universal rights of the people. the state department already called for the evacuation of all non-essential personnel in the country. more than 200

police fired rubber bullets to push back crowds who were calling for the ouster of moammar gadaffi, libya's ruler for 41 years. bahrain saw its third day of demonstrations. cbs radio news reporter toula vlahou was there. >> streams of people are just walking-- children, women, men. the traffic naturally has come to a standstill and people have left their cars on sidewalks and they're walking through the square. it's quite extraordinary. >> reporter: in tehran, government supporters confronted mourners at a funeral for a protester who was killed on monday. and in yemen, there were clashes between pro and antigovernment groups outside the university in the capital sanaa and in the city of aiden. in egypt, the army did not fire on protesters, and ultimately they persuaded mubarak to leave. as these protests spread around the region, one of the most decisive factors in each country will be the loyalty of the security forces. so far, military and police forces appear to be staying loyal to their governments. but ahmed galal, who runs a middle east think tank, believes change is now inevitable ac

gadaffi said thur drug fueled mice and should be executed. 250 people have already been killed and the fear is it is going to get aloss worse. >>> after can pirates killed four americans including a california couple that they took hostage last week. david martin reports it ended this morning with a knife fight between the u.s. navy seal and one of those parrots. >> reporter: ignoring explicit warnings about pirates two couples jean and scott adam and phyllis macay and bob riggle sailed aflown their 58-foot yacht the qwest. >> why they were in that area we don't know. she was not hatch hazard not losely -- was not loosely traveling around. four u.s. navy ships shadowed the yacht knowing if it ever reached land they would lose their best chance of rescuing the americans. >> we understood if they got to shore it was going to be a really bad situation. we also understood the navy was doing their best to keep them from getting to the shore. two pirates were brought over for face-to-face talks. then without warning. >> at 8:00 a.m. this morning local time a grenade was fired from the qwest

for years it was a mantra for many foreign companies ignore gadaffi square accent you'll be rewarded in oil revenues but as the lead to sleeps closer to civil war based logic no longer seems bulletproof yet even on the russian plane there were some who said that the grim projections for blown out of proportion until we know who's worth and leave as a nurse for twenty years says sure already regrets the decision to flee i took all those reports by al jazeera and all the arab language channels calls she a penny can on the people new bodies attack in tripoli in his name shooting in us that there could easily go to see my friends all the young people supported gaddafi hospitals now working as usual as all the people with the day everything functions want to leave as they can here to the country awash with firearms the current law and violence increasingly looks like the calm before the storm that's why chipley airport is now be easier than ever with a country scrambling to pull their citizens out or all get out. he's known to pride himself on being a shrewd negotiator and it shows even i

. >> in tripoli today, leader gadaffi says he is ready to fight to his last drop of blood if that's what it takes. and rita williams here today with gadahfi's message. >> reporter: and it was a stronghold by gadahfi's. this is what proceeded gadahfi's speech today. a small group showing support. he blamed the west out to destroy him. >> and we are not scared of any cats or any rats or any cowards. we are going to stand strong. >> reporter: and he made it clear after 42 years he's ready to be a martyr, to die rather than to leave. one expert says they need to follow his words. >> i think the movement in libya is so fierce it has to conclude within a week or so. >> reporter: if that happens and gadahfi is gone, what is going to come next? >> covered with an islamic principals. >>> now unice and others say they expect more dominoes to fall in the arab world before this regional revolution is over. reporting live, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> great britain is sending a warship to the coast of libya for possible health and evacuating british citizens. the moves follow accusations b

secretary scheduled to meet with president barack obama said it is time for stronger action against gadaffi. >> whatever your course, let us be mindful of the urgency of the moments. in this circumstances, the loss of time means more loss of lives. >> reporter: also friday the white house announced sanctions against libya and that operations at the u.s. embassy there have been suspended. in washington, i'm samantha hayes. >>> people waited years for it. the new iphone on a new carrier. turns out all that newness comes with the same old problem. >>> the world champion giants playing their first game of spring and which nfl quarterback made his decision to stay at stanford? that's coming up. >>> this bay area couple got a surprise diagnosis. what factors are affecting wannabe dads. >> you can bring a spring count to zero. >> coming up next. ,,,,,, ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks

we are building one in of gadaffi -- in abu dhabi. we will have over 1100 beds in abu dhabi in the next few years. this enterprise is held together by electronic medical records that looks over 6 million patients. they are all tied together with medical records. we got a nice shot out from the president. -- shout out from the president. what holds us together is the transportation system. it includes land transportation, three helicopters, and aircraft which can pick up patients from anywhere in the world and transfer them to our facility. this is part getting the right patients in the right place at the right time. it has gone progressively up as we have at the capabilities to the patient. we do not think that all hospitals can be all things to all people. it is important that we began to centralize our activities of patients have an adequate volume to develop quality which comes from having volume and from having the efficiency that goes with it. if you look at our health care system, we have of obstetrics previously in a number of

we are building one in of gadaffi -- in abu dhabi. we will have over 1100 beds in abu dhabi in the next few years. this enterprise is held together by electronic medical records that looks over 6 million patients. they are all tied together with medical records. we got a nice shot out from the president. -- shout out from the president. what holds us together is the transportation system. it includes land transportation, three helicopters, and aircraft which can pick up patients from anywhere in the world and transfer them to our facility. this is part getting the right patients in the right place at the right time. it has gone progressively up as we have at the capabilities to the patient. we do not think that all hospitals can be all things to all people. it is important that we began to centralize our activities of patients have an adequate volume to develop quality which comes from having volume and from having the efficiency that goes with it. if you look at our health care system, we have of obstetrics previously in a number of

guest: why it took so long and why when we spoke, a lot of folks poipt out he never even mentioned gadaffi by name when he did come out and give that statement on wednesday. but i think now there's been this realization after friday when the ferry and then the chartrd aircraft with all the american diplomats and then citizens, i believe, everybody who wanted out getting out, you immediately at that, the press briefing was actually delayed until those folks could leave. and it was just like a switch was flipped. and the rhetoric was just much tougher, carny saying he was zero legitimacy, saying we're pursuing unilateral sanctions, multilateral sanctions, using the full force of our intelligence. and then you had the president like you mentioned yesterday it came in the form of a readout of the call he had with german chancellor saying khadaffi must step down now. so just completely back and forth. and the reason for that was the white house was concerned that the safety of those american citizens before they got out depending on what the president said, their safety could be jeopardized. an

we are building one in of gadaffi -- in abu dhabi. we will have over 1100 beds in abu dhabi in the next few years. this enterprise is heldogether by electronic medical records that looks over 6 million patients. they are all tied together with medical records. we got a nice shot out from the president. -- shout out from the president. what holds us together is the transportation system. it includes land transportation, three helicopters, and aircraft which can pick up patients from anywhere in the world and transfer them to our facility. this is part getting the right patients in the right place at the right time. it has gone progressively up as we have at the capabilities to the paent. we do not think that all hospitals can be a things to all people. it is important that we began to centlize our activities of patients have an adequate volume to develop quality which comes from having volume and from having the efficiency that goes with it. if you look at our health care system, we have of obsteics previously in a number of places. we

assets of colonel gadaffi and his family. the treasury department is applying the freeze to any assets held by the lybian government. if the security council makes a public statement we will bring that to you here at c-span. we are expecting a possible news conference. we will bring that to you if they do go to it announcing a partnership between some of china's delegates and governors here in the u.s. you're watching live coverage here on c-span. >> good afternoon. i am pleased to be joined today by my colleague governor heiman of the great state of nebraska. he is vice chair of our national governors association and commited as chair the following year to carry on our wonderful relationship we will establish today. also joining us is secretary zhao. thank you, secretary, and thank you for your kind remarks. madam lee. i was a parts pant last month when the president came to visit our country. during his visit, the u.s. and chinese governments signed a memorandum of understanding concerning the establishment of a u.s.-china

guest: why it took so long and why when we spoke, a lot of folks poipt out he never even mentioned gadaffi by name when he did come out and give that statement on wednesday. but i think now there's been this realization after friday when the ferry and then the chartrd aircraft with all the americaniplomats and then citizens, i believe, everybody who wanted out getting out, you immediately at that, the press briefing was actually delayed til those folks could leave. and it was just like a switch was flipped. and the rhetoric was just much tougher, carny saying he was zero legitimacy, saying we're pursuing unilateral sanctions, multilateral sanctions, using the full force of our intelligence. and then you had the president like you mentioned yesterday it came in the form of a readout of the call he had with german chancellor saying khadaffi must step down now. so just completely back and forth. and the reason for that was the white house was concerned that the safety of those american citizens before they got out depending on what the president said, their safety could be jeopardized. and we