los del hijo de khadafi es un rumor que lleva dos dÍas y es bastante complicado de confirmar.a situaciÓn en trÍpoli, ninguno le ha dado credibilidad a ese rumor. la televisiÓn de libia sigue emitiendo imÁgenes del poderio militar libio. pero no enseÑa lo que queremos ver todos que son las imÁgenes son de los heridos y los muertos que continuamente el gobierno insiste en decir que hay. >> el presidente de los estados unidos, estÁ en santiago de chile y puede estar lejos de washington pero a pesar de eso esta muy presente en la mente del presidente. los opositores de su polÍtica exterior quieren saber quÉ quiere hacer barack obama en libia. ¿quiere promover la democracia? >> mientras continÚan los ataques de las fuerzas internacionales a objetivos en libia. el gobierno afirma que hay vÍctimas civiles. en medio de su gira por latinoamÉrica el presidente obama defendiÓ el accionar de su gobierno y dijo que en pocos dÍas la fuerzas estadounidenses se verÁn el liderazgo a otras naciones como francia. nuestro objetivo inicial es eliminar defensas aÉreas libias para que funcione la zo

. >> it is fair to say that byrd force and khadafi seem to be prevailing?>> brick force and i think some clever political calculations and technical considerations on the ground as well. his people seem to be getting the upper hand here which is 30 miles from here. we cannot go there for to cooperate. resistance seems to be fading in the face of a severe attack by khadafi's people. one man saying they place has been reduced to ashes. >> is there any way the rebels can survive even in the east without significant outside help? >> i think a further way -- to further theithe further away the better chance than ever of surviving. they do not have an air force and they do not have the kind of preponderant of heavy weapons the khadafi people do. even though his forces are not compared to some countries, there are stronger. you see the pictures of these we will leave it there. thank you. >> our correspondent said there had not been any decisions that would give colonel gaddafi any cause for concern. >> he is now under sanctions. assets have been frozen, this kind

approves measures to prevent muammar khadafy's forces in mounting air strikes.@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning, live picture of the golden gate bridge, headlights heading in into san francisco, the deck is wet. we've got rain coming down in the bay area. how much, what is the heaviest period of the rain. we'll check in with mike, n just a moment. >> libya has closed the airspace to all traffic. it comes after united nations security council voted to impose a no-fly zone. it authorizes u.n. forces to use all necessary measures to protect actively civilians from air attacks. it's after reports that khadafy forces is bombing a town. >>> state lawmakers will return on monday to work on california's budget again. state senate and assembly passed the main budget bill. over the passed few days they passed bills that would cut some billion from the budget to help bridge the state's $26 billion deficit. but, lawmakers did not address governor brown's bill to get rid of all the state redevelopment agencies or to

but khadafy remains defiant. if the u.s. wants a long war, they will get it.rters, including women and children, essentially forming a human shield n the coming days and hours, it will expand beyond tripoli. there will be no strikes east of surat where the remembers are in control. >> this is the just the first phase that will likely be a multi phase designed to enforce the resolution. >> the next phase will be the no-fly zone will which will be held over tripoli and benghazi. f-60s will likely take part but most of the fighter jets will be from britain and france had other allied partners and there will be air refuelers and other communication aircraft. >> military leaders also say this morning that the coalition can achieve its goals in libya but muammar khadafy could still cling to power. joint chiefs of staff says the operation is not about seeing khadafy go but so far so good. that is how they are sizing up the first operations to establish that no-fly zone. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff tells abc news, despite the rhetoric muammar khadafy has

priest precisely this is the point they already have the oil there was so close he was receiving khadafi several although not two months ago so it isn't about oil because kicked out these bit was rehabilitated and is part of the you know it's been pocketing his share of the oil and he always been flowing not only is a war about who are the people people have risen. his people out risen and these people are not controlled by the united states and israel and i states is moving in with their with some european powers to provide millions of people all over the region if these arrivals even the rebels will be out of the ministry of the united states the end game is to deprive libya and to to ok that's a very good point gentlemen let me jump in here just point if i go to brad ok perhaps the interesting point has been brought up here what if this current military operation however you want to call it isn't successful meaning khadafi isn't just thrown isn't thrown out have we the west western powers partitioned libya is that is in the anyone's interest a partition are they going to forever prote

as fighting continues in libya, president obama has called for colonel khadafy to step down. the international criminal court is investigating about whether or not crimes against humanity had been ordered by a libyan officials. if the u.s., britain, france, and tunisia are providing planes. in the u.k., the opposition labour party has won a parliamentary election. labor took 61% for the vote. >> it has been a good night for the labor party. he has been replaced by a another carry it he is a mannesmann 30's, an officer in the british army. anhe is a man in his 30's, officer in the british army. a good night for labor, but it was to be expected. anything less would have been embarrassing for the new leader. a very bad night for the liberal democrats. they are one in two parties in government in the u.k. and they have slept from second place -- slipped from second place to sixth, barely mustering 1000 votes for their candidate. they will see this result has been the first side of the kind of things they can expect in some parts of the u.k. as the coalition government. >> let's g

gave khadafi twenty billion dollars to get access to the libyan oil fields when libya began opening up when i was in libya in october of zero nine construction everywhere the the europeans the south koreans the chinese were moving in the americans are not so much with the construction but clearly. the money centers of europe and the united states in asia we're looking at libya under control so there's a lot of entrenched interests that were backing khadafi and now qaddafi's the person out he's as i say he the problem with the united states and britain talking about going in there with no fly zones and putting troops on the ground is that just like with ahmadinejad in iran when they see a foreign invasion. they will rally some people anyway will rally again around a dictator and i'm afraid that after the u.s. started making this war talk or least wasn't consistent and its message we saw the start to launch offensives and i think this is a problem the united states needs to speak with a single voice we've got bob gates the secretary of defense saying one thing it would take more than. pl

as foreign forces push forward operation odyssey dawn vowing to get burnell khadafi out of the picture. as the international community steps up again fights to stop code on the force is it need a hand with his nation for protection on points given in the capital city of tripoli just a few moments days. washington claims its military involvement in libya will be limited but for some americans it's deja vu with fears of a repeat of the iraq operation. the pentagon says gadhafi 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 terming foreign intervention in libya is regrettable joins me in a few moments for the latest reaction from both sco. three pm in moscow i'm match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story an american military official says american and allied forces have effectively established a no fly zone over libya and halted an offensive by colonel gadhafi forces on rebels in benghazi meanwhile witnesses in the opposition held city of misrata say

here what if this current military operation however you want to call it isn't successful meaning khadafi isn't just thrown just in thrown out have we the west western powers partitioned libya is that is in anyone's interest a partition or are they going to forever protect benghazi in other areas this is what i'm getting at is the law of unintended consequences i mean what if you can't get rid of gadhafi with planes alone. well look that's going to be right we don't know how this thing is going to play out bullshitting we know what it's going to play and before we go and no we should have no doubt there's anybody how does anybody know how a war is going to turn out we hope that we are not you know right decisions were put on the right you assets towards that towards that decision but look and nobody has a crystal ball but one thing is for sure and that is khadafi must go he must go and we've already made that decision with our allies and now we've got to see it through we've made a mistake in in gulf war one one we freed kuwait we should have removed that dictator at that time it was our

so who wanted to have one of our heroes koehler khadafi leader of he been commissioner real leader of the libyan revolution and a lot of sleep was not so easy and costs maybe the look more difficult than to some of the world leaders because we cry to get through with humor both for years and then as it could be suddenly once upon a time when the world's in germany in munich earlier this morning courtesy the call from the bust of libya and he told me that qana qaddafi was brutal in three hours yours right it was on saturday that was the call but i had to be on people it on next tuesday in forty eight hours but then how we was the tripoli. and we had a talk with. mr buffett. and source round one hour and they told us lee was one of the most difficult thing for me the most difficult people to interview. what to get intention on and on the big question is that. as a north he. he is first of all he is a real political animal as you know this yet he. lived in spite of all he spoke to decisions especially with what we can watch last time he is very very professional person and he himself lik

military is doing is using these science i'm trying khadafi soldiers to try to change their mind about him i asked of course came up big in discussion that article in rolling stone by michael hastings that one of the top officials there wanted to use style and u.s. senators visiting afghanistan to talk about all of this and this technique that's used and why it could be that it could be not beneficial sure will specifically in libya the the rebel forces don't have any trained military people they have no trained fighters the khadafi government those forces are well trained and they have not been affected whatsoever so psyops u.s. interventions i know it has made the press but we have had u.s. troops on the ground there has been u.s. marines just yesterday on the ground in libya and with the absolutely yeah that i mean there's unclassified documents that came out through a number of different press sources but we have a bunch of media there we have i haven't seen any of the media reporting on these you know a.b.c. affiliate newburn reported yesterday the twenty six marine expeditionary

he's a scale mommer khadafi is becoming the bad guy all over the world media state leaders are denying him support and are turning towards the opposition some even offering military help but within libya itself colonel still enjoys significant support and insists kill rather die in the name of the revolution than surrender so who is mr gadhafi here is the man who knows him personally. a military coup which began in libya's second largest city of benghazi forty years ago brought the young market duffy to the pinnacle of the country's politics but today's rebel and ghazi has reason to shake off its call my favorite account gadhafi won't give up and he's using barbaric methods to suppress the rebels and strikes and shelling of the crowds of protesters quickly made the dictator a deeply unpopular and welcomed figure among the old leaders. how mr thank you very much for being with us thank you for an official welcome back you're always welcome in the studio my studio like your my studio is yours and you are bring your friends one of your friends is mr perfect maybe i will leave you like rem

and his family reveal the astonishing wealth of libyan tyrant momar khadafi and his family has been laid bare as countries around the world begin freezing billions of dollars worth of their assets the u.s. alone has seized thirty billion dollars while canada has frozen two point four billion austria one point seven billion and the u.k. one billion and that money came in after the patriot act a lot of it did all of it during a period of supposedly these new anti money laundering money for dictators a lot so here you have selective prosecution and a two tier legal system if you're a dictator like gadhafi will take your money we don't care who you kill the name of america's don't have franchises but if you're a hard working american we treat you like garbage we treat you like scum because we think you're just should be working as slaves are wall street plantations and of course you should revolt what are you waiting for well just as the u.s. government commission report into the military contractors in iraq and afghanistan said it could be an understatement how much was looted and stol

well it seems it's precisely that that unites them that is totally opposed to khadafi and i think also now increasing fear of the consequences of having tried to rebel against them would definitely unite them although i suspect there could be. to spite against various antics is. a fairly canny politician is working very hard to to provide them particularly along tribal lines some of these people have jumped ship from gadhafi side. right and they probably won't be easily forgiven and so they have to fight all the harder and presumably either that or if things really get bad in the sense that khadafi moves toward bengazi they may have to leave the country but i think the issue now particularly here in washington is what is washington and other countries going to do about that are the french move would appear to suggest that the french and any of them possibly encourage the british and the americans one to safeguard benghazi. i think it's very possible that you may see the establishment essentially of two regimes in libya and military steps to ensure the security that because the regime d

and i also like to point out that sixteen names including khadafi himself his son's daughter a cousin libya's minister of defense head of like adoptee's personal security director of military intelligence and other officials are being barred from entering russia or using russia as any kind of transit point so again right now the russians i'll be playing a part in this but you know a lot of russians will say is it ok for no fly zone what if it doesn't work if i go to you david on them what i mean but the thing is is it you know so many times you know i mean i see american senators i see european politicians and their heart is bleeding all over the place but then how do you get out problem is how do we do it go ahead. the problem has been is what i think this part of the u.k. and the french problem in the past week or so has been different is deciding on actually defining what's what the no fly zone is actually designed to achieve is it's merely to protect libyan citizens from bombing by gadhafi or is it to ever for a good offer himself those are two very very different names and i thin

after the war for the weapons here the foreign assets of either libya the country or khadafi and his family that some estimate to be almost one hundred billion dollars it's believed to be spread across the globe or your money invested through the country's sovereign wealth fund everything from a stake in the company that owns the financial times newspaper to land near the spanish resort town of more bay area in the relict into homes and of course to the oil company viren x. and billions of dollars of cash in banks throughout europe and the us the question now is what happens to all this money especially the thirty billion dollars the united states has frozen the most ever in the history of this country and this type of situation and essentially cuts libya off from the entire u.s. banking system for now it stays put while the situation is still uncertain for what is certain the president of the united states is now in control of this money which gives him a powerful tool. deal about this money where some of this money. for. whatever the u.s. . is trying to accomplish this is the way t

the going on arrest in libya there are conflicting reports on the number of killed airstrikes by khadafi forces on a number of cities controlled by the opposition about literally everything last week away from report suggested the opposition was in control of most of the of almost the whole country and colonel gadhafi was doomed or he sucks on a boy when the opposition held bengazi to find out why these turned out to be exaggerations at best. of war in comprehensible as it sounds it's present in any conflict just days ago these parents feared for their children's lives today they're taking their pictures in front of the tanks the desire to be captured laughing in the face of danger is even stronger him of journalists and the conflict in libya is providing a perfect setting for it on t.v. screens in gaza may look like the center of the rebel resistance the country is waking to another day of chaos the forty year rule of quote of moammar gadhafi is now very much in jeopardy but in reality it's more like a seaside resort than a conflict zone hotels a fully booked with journalists and reside

this is about what's what's going on ok she's correspondent in tripoli finds massive support for khadafy in the libyan capital contradicting international headlines that he's isolated and close to defeat. several u.k. universities are under fire for engaging with figured out the regime though getting controversial cash donations. for pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story libya's opposition has told colonel moammar gadhafi if he leaves the country now they won't put him on trial but libyan state television has broadcast denials i can offer you offered to quit it is family was allowed to safely leave the country violence continues in parts of libya more than three weeks after protests erupted a little later in the program we'll have a live report from artie's policy in tripoli for now though just a week ago media reports suggested that get off he was close to defeat but today he's still there and news of his downfall proved to be exaggerated earlier our policy or went to tripoli to uncover how things really stood. a warning on the streets of tripoli i

well kerry the pentagon says khadafi air defenses have been severely disabled as they put it to us has launched a missile from its war ships and submarines in the mediterranean targeting it could avi's air defenses and as the pentagon says the goal is to shape the battlefield for the coalition forces to take further action basically what they're doing is they're clearing the sky is so that he is not able to shoot down any planes or the coalition forces in the pentagon also says that this is just the beginning of the operation and in the coming few days more nato ships will converge on to inforce naval blockade and earlier french fighter jets had carried out strikes on these ground forces and there have been reports of civilian casualties caused by the attacks and really alarming reports where president obama also reiterated is that there will be no u.s. troops on the ground although there are still lot of questions as to the limits of this intervention will it be enough for the coalition forces to do just this arm could be or will they go beyond that call and what will be the outcome t

no-fly zone is still stil a possibility. >> we are slowly tightening the noose on khadafy. more and more isolated internationally both through sanctions as well as an arms embargo. >> treasury department announced financial sanctions against khadafy's wife and four sons part of it to get those near the leader to defect. >> in his address, mr. obama promises to keep pass the paycheck fairness act. women earn an average of 75 for every dollar a man concerns. >> that is why i was so disappointed to give women more power, paycheck fairness act was blocked by twots in the the that is why i'm going to keep up the fight to pass the reforms in that bill. >> president says he cares deeply about the issue as the father of two daughters. >> teachers in mount diablo school district have reached a tentative agreement with 39 additional layoffs. our media partner report the teachers agreed yesterday to take three unpaid furlough days by june 30th. their union plans to hold two public meetings and hold a vote by the end of the month. union negotiations for next year's contract which takes

side on the side of khadafi stoops in libya and monday several media outlets reported that khadafi is private jet was spotted landing in the main airport before flying back to libya these claims have been denounced by the country's foreign ministry which called insinuations against minsk. jeff ski well of course keep you updated throughout the night on developments in the middle east and north africa there's also plenty more news and analysis about it r.t. dot com as well. this is our team from moscow now those behind the arab uprisings having no trouble in finding friends and things right now in the west but that isn't of course an abrupt change of heart for those countries who've been supporting the previous regimes for decades that is paula slowly reports next on the deep suspicion in the middle east and the u.s. and its allies that tailoring democracies to fit their interests. demonstrations for regime change across the arab world have spread like wildfire western powers of cum are backing the protests demanding regime change dramatically changing the colors in supporting the oust

you know libya is not iraq neither by population or by power or by influence in the region khadafi has not been a thorn in the side of israel our policy is based largely on what suits israel saddam was a big problem for israel that's why we went in there i think you know there's always similarities about wanting to get their hands on the oil and wanting in force so but that libya has been stable and the europeans can have a role there and certainly the arab league should this is a tremendous opportunity for the arab league to follow up on their declaration that they don't want intervention and to try to solve this among themselves to send a delegation over there and let them show that they're worth is something because in many people's eyes are pretty. weak force so i i predict that the arab league will get more involved i think the americans may assassinate qaddafi even through drones that they've got plenty of drones on both of those ships and if they can find them and try to engineer a quick who. and then withdraw i don't think it's in america's interest or the american people would

on one hands being the khadafi is going to have to work much faster to try and end the uprising before the possibility of a rises on the other hand the rebels will now be looking at a broad for. it to try to resolve this conflict rather than looking for their own ability to do with this situation and i think that's a very very bad side as well i think that's going to make a mess regardless of even if one shot is fired from from from from the west because ability of it happening is already distorting things on the ground. powers are frozen the accounts are more michael duffy and other senior figures in libya's government the u.s. alone has blocked thirty billion dollars the largest amount of four assets ever seized in an american sanctioned action list are reports history suggests libya may never see its money again after the international crap. as violence continues in libya the u.s. sends warships and more troops in that direction fueling speculation of a military intervention and meanwhile western countries may have already launched a war against colonel moammar gadhafi as north afri

blame financial crisis on foreign financial terrorists but even just the headline it sounds like khadafi could have said. it. exactly now that they realize that the problem is financial terrorism that's the first step now they're trying to point the finger at foreign powers of course that's falsely financial terrorism emanates from wall street from the j.p. morgans of the goldman sachs they've committed financial terrorism around the world in egypt all over the country struggling to breathe free and but primarily in the united states well this was a private contractor who made this report for the pentagon in two thousand and nine and so only just been released to the public and the guy's name is kevin d. freeman and he wrote this report called economic warfare risk responses and he reports that the three phase the tac was planned and is in the process against the united states economy but he says he says this could be coming from middle eastern states islamic terrorists hostile members of the chinese military or government in organized crime groups in russia venezuela or around so he's b

countries and how much they sold their weapons to khadafi since two thousand and four when tony blairwent to tripoli encamped in the tent with colonel gadhafi and you see italy france and germany and the top three countries in europe who export did eight hundred thirty four point five million worth of or in the first five years after the arms embargo was lifted in october two thousand and four and then there's a breakdown of the chart of the details and you see that most of the weapons were with italy and france and they exported mostly military planes but germany supplied nearly eight million dollars in tear gas chemical weapons and radioactive material well of course i'm no stranger this. posed to be by law not just a fading kind of military budgets but of course what was a long. the other thing is this october two thousand and four arms embargo was lifted because gadhafi said i'm going to give up my chemical weapons and nuclear program so then germany supplies them with nukes that so it's a racket that the u.s. and europe operate and you're a bad guy unless you take our radioactive

khadafy has a large and loyal power base.s split in two and could day that way for a long time. >> in his weekly address, president obama is calling on both parties to come together and pass a budget that cuts wasteful spending. >> my administration has put forward specific cuts that meet congressional republicans halfway. i'm prepared to do more. we'll finish the job together by sitting at the same table, working out our differences and finding common ground. >> the president made his comments while advice financing a miami high school with jeb bush. next week the senate will consider two different budget proposals. the votes will indicate how far apart they are on budget issues. >> a fight between democrats and republicans on capitol hill. the battleground is the cafeteria. >> when nancy pelosi became speaker, this was his pet project, she replaced the freedom fries bringing in locally grown organic food and lots of identical go. >> she made everything about this cafeteria more environmentally friendly, everything is recycl

segÚn una cadena de televisiÓn Árabe, khadafi dio los primeros indicios para renunciar a aprobar. >>sacerdotes acusados de abuso sexual. >> se quedÓ sin empleo el actor mejor pago de origen hispano. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn. >> buenas noches, bienvenidos a esta primera ediciÓn nocturna. esta noche le da la vuelta al mundo imÁgenes inÉditas del atentado a las torres gemelas ocurrido hace casi 10 aÑos. el vÍdeo de 17 minutos fue grababa por una unidad aÉrea de la policÍa de nueva york y fue revelado esta manera. las imÁgenes captando la conmociÓn que provocó la caÍda de la segunda torre. >> hasta ahora laimÁgenes que habÍamos visto del desastre habÍan sido captadas desde tierra o desde otros edificios. hoy son las primeras tomas aÉreas a poca distancia de las torres. se observan dos edificios ardiendo en llamas y la enorme nube de humo. las tomas aÉreas muestran diferentes Ángulos del incendio provocado en la parte superior, las tomas de cerca. el mundo entero presenciaba por televisiÓn, los agentes no daban crÉdito a lo que veÍan sus ojos. la primera torre se vino abajo. los min

they took over an oil port yesterday only to come under bombardment by troops from khadafy.oncerns have u.s. leaders debating military intervention. republican center john mccain tells this week, he wants u.s. forces to establish a no-fly zone to protect rebel forces from air attacks. >> a no-fly zone, declaring our assistance or support of a provisional government perhaps can which is being formed -- there is a lot of steps we can take. >> there is a loose talk about some of these military options. let's call a state a state. a no-fly zone begins with an attack on libya to destroy the air defenses. that is the way you do a no-fly zone. >> two cargo planes landed in north america tunisia delivering humanitarian supplies for thousands of workers along the border. kristine hanson. wow, all you have to look out. >> i know. >> we're soblgd in. >> not only do we have the rain but the fog coupled with rain. an area of roadways, here is a live picture from camera in emeryville and snow in the mountains. chain requirements and update where it's range at this hour. >> thank you -- ra

a wave of correspondence suggested the opposition was in control of almost the whole country and khadafi was doomed or he's outside of boyko went to the opposition held benghazi to find out why these turned out to be exaggerations. of of war in comprehensible as it sounds it's present in any conflict just days ago these parents feared for their children's lives today they're taking their pictures in front of the tanks the desire to be captured laughing in the face of danger is even stronger in the journalists and the conflict in libya is providing a perfect setting for it on t.v. screens been gazi may look like the center of the rebel resistance the country is working to another day of chaos you go off you may have lost about half of this country they watched these bombs also in the skies but in reality it's more like a seaside resort than a conflict zone hotels a food book with journalists and residents go about their daily lives here boys are looking for new things to play with toy guns are in ample supply. get some reports sent from been ghazi referred to before treason is to really b

we choose was good so we move more khadafi with this guy it was just a matter of time before these dictators who are. the things people want change the people were hurt people hurt we've moved to action the people are angry. they believe it's more about power and the unfair distribution of power than it is about real democracy. meanwhile in egypt's capital cairo crowds are calling for the death penalty to be handed to their former interior minister as he stands trial for corruption the country one of the first to iraq in popular protest is still reeling from the uprising after toppling president hosni mubarak in february as artie's excited boyko reports there are some who fear that life may be even harder than before. loading on freedom after decades of protest abstinence egyptians are tasting their newly found liberties still unable to get enough of it. given the resignation of hosni mubarak's close associate as prime minister one of the key demands of the opposition didn't take the steam out of their free squares rally in fact the number of ten seats your residence seems to be getting even

international pressure is growing against girl khadafi with the u.k. and france have to be drafting a u.n. resolution to impose a no fly zone that has to give the backing of the fifteen members of the security council artie's or am explains want to move. but the no fly zone is very much what it says on the tin it's which planes are allowed to fly essentially and what it would mean is that it would give allied planes the right to shoot down anything but to cough inside libya we do know. and france is said to be drafting a u.n. resolution for a no fly zone william hague the foreign secretary here says that he's working closely with his partners on what he's calling a contingency basis on elements of a resolution for a no fly zone and we've heard from a foreign office source that it's only going to be used in the case that it's needed but no decision has been taken yet to present it to the security council we've also heard more recently that nato has boosted airplane surveillance over libya to twenty four hours a day seven days a week and rather common as

ranks who would love to really get khadafi but khadafi of course changed his director of intelligence and has been a the cia in tracking the a.q. khan nuclear proliferation network in participating in the cia's rendition and torture program so he's got he's got good friends in the cia. but we have people who remember the one nine hundred eighty s. and would just love to get free i'm afraid that after the. started making this war talk released wasn't consistent in its message we saw khadafi start to launch offensives and i think this is a problem the united states needs to speak with a single voice bob gates the secretary of defense saying one thing it would take more than planes and we could put on one aircraft carrier to go to the no fly zone and we have hillary clinton waffling on the issue and david cameron of course now looking like a fool because he said something about a no fly zone and now we have the arab league saying they me and two one but the arab league doesn't have a military structure where are they going to get the planes from. the u.s. is losing the global information

he says the violence being perpetrated by muammar khadafy and his supporters is unacceptable. his comments came during an oval office meeting with a syrian prime minister. >> i want to send a clear message to those that are around colonel khadafy. it is their choice to make how they are going to move forward and they will be held accountable for whatever violence continues to take place there. >> pro democracy remembers saw they are still holding an oil port. they are preparing for an assault on tripoli as britain and france drafted a new resolution establishing a no-fly zone. >>> price of gas is up 3.51 nationwide, much higher here in california where the average price is 3.90. diesel is at 3.88. prices have gone up 33 cents a gallon in the last two weeks. the white house is worried about it affecting the recovery. >> a hearing is scheduled in martinez is whether conoco phillips violated it's expansion after 225 tons of a stuckey substance spewed into the air in crockett and rodeo from the refinery. they report 6,000 people got sick and the refinery agreed to an $80 million s

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in libya the rebel advance spotted by coalition air strikes is held up conal khadafi is home town but there's a concern in the capital that the opposition's modest west. is not on the side willing to back down from noise in the spirit and in painting do not talk with rebels no one spain next attack on points here in the capital city of tripoli join me in a few moments and i'll bring you more. here in the rebel stronghold of guys to the opposition celebrates its gains saying he won't talk until gadhafi is gone quite old if you go in just a few moments. president obama also admits that he wants to see gadhafi gone saying the u.s. will continue to talk to his regime even when nato takes come on the military. and moscow more as the forty victims of last year's twin suicide attacks on the capital's metro system that shocked the nation but only strengthened their results in the fight against terrorism. he would also you live from moscow or just after three pm well after the wreckage of violence libyan rebels are now being pushed further back from the outskirts of colonel gadhafi his hometow

sending a strong signal to colonel khadafy. -- gaddafi. >> john galleon note is accused of -- galliano is accused of making anti-semitic remarks. the houses of people and yemen have been on the streets of the capital for another date to demand for the resignation of their president. they're angry about the deaths of four people. >> the opposition said this was the biggest protests in yemen so far. thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of the capital, calling for the president to step down. he has been facing daily protest since the reform antony's yet and -- perform in tunisia and egypt. joining this anti-government rally was a leading cleric. if it is your view that the regime must be changed, it is your right. no one can prevent you. otherwise, what is the meaning of freedom of expression? the protesters are angry about what they see as widespread corruption and youth unemployment yemen's internal strife is exacerbated by a rebel movement and the north. the president has been on the offensive as well. he spoke at the university pretty bland america and israel for the current

can supply weapons to the rebels ending gal's eat the saudis have been told that opponents of the khadafi need anti-tank rockets mortars and ground to air missiles to shoot down gadhafi is fighter bombers this situation in libya is critical as it is with hundreds of people dead and with the saying he will fight until the last man standing and this reporting arm supply that could come from the saudis upon the request of the united states could inflame the situation even more it is also being reported that the supplies could reach within forty eight hours so we could be some two days away from a full fledged civil war in leave you know with the involvement of western powers for several days now the u.s. the u.s. of a have aircraft has been flying around levy and sort of making assessments declaring a no fly zone over levy is not an option that's now on the table of u.s. policymakers even though that means of potentially protracted and costly military campaign secular state hillary clinton said one of the biggest concerns that the u.s. has is leaving of becoming a dry in somalia that these p

he says the violence being perpetrated by muammar khadafy and his supporters is unacceptable. his comments came during an oval office meeting with a syrian prime minister. >> i want to send a clear message to those that are around colonel khadafy. it is their choice to make how they are going to move forward and they will be held accountable for whatever violence continues to take place there. >> pro democracy remembers saw they are still holding an oil port. they are preparing for an assault on tripoli as britain and france drafted a new resolution establishing a no-fly zone. >>> price of gas is up 3.51 nationwide, much higher here in california where the average price is 3.90. diesel is at 3.88. prices have gone up 33 cents a gallon in the last two weeks. the white house is worried about it affecting the recovery. >> a hearing is scheduled in martinez is whether conoco phillips violated it's expansion after 225 tons of a stuckey substance spewed into the air in crockett and rodeo from the refinery. they report 6,000 people got sick and the refinery agreed to an $80 million s

mientras tanto el libia el dictador khadafy, se mueve, enfrenta reveses en el resto del mundo, cada dÍaabezando la lista de aliados que lo siguen respaldando. ♪ >> las escenas de batalla de una cruenta guerra civil se siguen recrudeciendo en libia, el coronel parece haber recuperado parte del paÍs, pero esto no se repite en el campo internacional, son muy pocos sus aliados, entre ellos el presidente hugo chÁvez que denuncia las intenciones estadounidenses y europeas de invadir libia. >> pero el hecho de de que -que haya una guerra civil... >> las exigencias de estados unidos y francia para que abandone el poder pero chÁvez sigue apoyando a su amigo en una batalla de opiniÓn internacional. >> la suerte estÁ echada, es cuestiÓn de tiempo, si la comunidad internacional no estÁ en capacidad de digerir un gobierno de ese tipo. >> chÁvez parece ser admirador de personajes en el poder de vieja data como Él es -el exgobernante cubano fidel castro. para chÁvez la razÓn fundamental de esta ofensiva internacional contra su amigo es el apoderamiento del petrÓleo libio. >> pero esa amenaza sigue lat

types very extreme muslims and then you have secularist liberty liberals like a slam hussein khadafi others and then you have young people globalized young people that are more liberal but they still want to be working and want to participate in a country there's a tripod part civil war cost the arab world within these groups and they're having to rummage sale a very interesting take i'm going to tell another terry analyst in our to you as always thanks for weighing in and kind of breaking if down for us here. all right let's turn now to the economy for a great many people it's become a system that's broken in part a result of the two thousand and eight financial collapse so here's a question how do we climb out and get to a place of progress big problems that need big ideas and here's one start with this money and throw it away sounds crazy right well earlier i spoke with a man who thinks this might be exactly what we need here joe said he's a filmmaker and also the founder of the movement told me what's wrong with the capitalist system and how he hopes to fix it. a resource based e

opposition leaders say muammar khadafy is ignoring demands for a cease-fire. and today president obama issued an ultimatum from the white house. he warned him that they will enforce u.n. sanctions including a no-fly zone. >> left unchecked we have every reason to believe that khadafy would commit atrocities against his people, many thousands could die, a humanitarian crisis would ensue the entire region could be desteanld endangering allies and partners. >> the president said any military action would not include ground forces. >> back to the weather and interstate 80 is open to traffic at the state line and sierra after a deadly pile-up involving 40 vehicles closed the roads for quite some time. it shows i-80 at crystal springs which is 12 miles away from the crash scene. now, more on what happened. >> reporter: snow is everywhere. visibility was really week. >> reporter: this is every driver's worst nightmare. the chain reaction starred with a jackknifed semi. another semi continue avoid it. >> the blue suv in between us. he popped out. then i looked over to

. >> reports from libya said forces loyal to colonel khadafy continue to attack rebel forces despite the cease-fire. we traveled to the east of the country. we have a report from benghazi. >> what began as a rebellion now sounds more like a war. this area has been attacked from the sea, land and air. it is a graphic illustration of why a no-fly zone is needed. over the last hour or so we have been listening to the sound of what appears to be a pretty brutal battle between the two sides. we can hear the sound of rockets and artillery landing. we believe that the front line has now edged slightly closer to benghazi. it is difficult to know what the tactics of colonel khadafy are, but they seem to be applying as much pressure as they can upon the rebels before the no-fly zone is put into action. >> it is impossible to know how many have died here. we were shown the bodies of two fighters killed here today. the conflict is turning ordinary men into warriors. me, you doher told not have to fight. ♪ we met a musician who has taken up arms with the rebels. >> we only have guns. they have ai

and european forces of libya say they've reduced colonel khadafy's air defense by 50%.international strikes destroyed a seaport and four trucks loaded with rocket launchers and also hit warehouses containing other military equipment. the campaign to enforce the no- fly zone must continue, some say, until khadafy stops attacking his own people. >>> the crash of an american fighter jet was the first major loss for the u.s. and international forces, plummeting to the ground in the eastern side of the country. military officials say it crashed due to a mechanical problem and was not shot down. the two crew members ejected safely and are in american hands. >>> in japan the operator of the crippled nuclear complex says that power lines are now connected to all six reactors. the utility company hopes to power a cooling system to the plant's overheated reactors. workers are still checking water pumps for damage and hope to power them up as someone as tomorrow, but they warn the process could take days. emergency crews also dump had a teen tons of seawater into an almost boiling

muammar khadafy has lot legitimacy to lead and he must leave. those that have violence against the libyan people will be held accountable. >> the president also announced that u.s. military aircraft would play a humanitarian role by helping egyptians that fled the chaos. >> another work are has been attacked by a patient at napa state hospital. he one has been arrested with sexual battery and attempted rape. an attack on a female teg anything. he is being held on $250,000 bail. workers told "abc 7 news" the assault happened during the night shift in the part of the hospital that houses committed patients not cop convicted of the crimes. a nurse came to the rescue and the man attacked the nurse. they have been asking for more security after the murder of donna gross and at an attack in december. hospital officials have declined to comment. >> for years officials at u.c. berkeley had to deal with tree protestors. now there is not protest. the protestors are still on the outside ledge of the fourth floor. lyanne melendez is covering the story from

rights law we're hoping that when the rebels really had tripoli and were coming into tripoli and khadafi forces were not really well organized in response to this popular uprising that was going on with military equipment so a bit different what happened in egypt and what we noticed is that. women could offer was the weakest the you would get stuck in these discussions and unfortunately there's those points or some of the problems with this. curity council taking too long now what we're concerned about is that if we if we do if this goes forward if there's airstrikes on tripoli and air strikes on military bases what happens after gadhafi is military is or is he just going to keep control of eighty percent of the country which he's been able to get back because we've done nothing the past month march third president obama said he needs to go and it took until today so more than two weeks to finally ok any action and no one is saying by the way make it clear to all the viewers u.s. troops should be on the ground there absolutely not we're not supporting that either now scott is this i just

it coincides with report that khadafy's air force is bombing another area. >>> state lawmakers will returnn monday to deal with a two biggest issues still remaining in the fight to balance the budget. both the senate and state assembly passed the main budget bill, over the past few days they have passed series of bills that would cut $14 billion from the budget to help bridge the state's $26 billion deficit. lawmakers did not, however, address governor brown's bill to get ri of all the state redevelopment agencies or. >> the house has voted to cut federal funding to npr. it caused democratic congressman of new york to go on a rarnt on the house floor. >> the republican party, no one can say they are in touch, they understand it. the american people are not concerned about jobs, or the economy what is going on around the world, they are staring at the radio, get rid of that. finally my republican friends are doing it. kudos to you. >> it would deprive local stations access to programs such as all things considered. republicans said it made good fiscal sense because the organization can stan

the war against moammar gadhafi continues reports say the international air strikes force khadafi is tanks to retreat from the key western city of misrata and went straight to the rebel council created the governing body in order to in efforts to organize his mate and the pounding by cruise missiles bombers and fighter jets is only getting heavier but that doesn't mean they can offer us any closer to setting down or giving up and quite the opposite is promising a very long fight so what's supposed to happen next the u.s. continues to vow to take a step back after the initial phase but there also seems to be no cohesion amongst the allied forces involved in this initial phase today nato. countries failed to agree to take command no one can figure out look a goal of this mission is so politically militarily was this doomed from the start and disgusted with this is senior fellow at the center for american progress where i think much for doing that is now obviously this is all interwoven but let's see if we can break it down militarily politically and let's just start with a military str

is possibility. >> we are slowly tightening the noose on khadafy.solated internationally both through sanctions as well as an arms embargo. >> they announced financial sanctions against khadafy's wife and four of his sons part of the effort to get the libyan leader to defect. >> stocks rebounded because of crude oil prices. investors are still gauging the fallout of the earthquake but it pushed crude back down to hundred dollars a barrel. on the expectation of a rebuilding effort in japan, infrastructure related companies caterpillar gained 2% and a.k.steel was up 6%. japan linked stocks were in the red. mitsubishi was down 2.7. stocks throughout asia did take a big hit. you can see they went down 1-2% in end of the week trading. >> with japan's massive quake is causing ripples in the high-tech world. how the devastation there is impacting and will impact silicon valley. >> damage reports from the high-tech companies are still coming in but intel 600 employees are safe. same for google, both companies say damage not significant. microsoft and san so