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i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. three days after the fact the earthquake disaster in japan continues to snowball. the death toll from the nuclear and humanitarian crisis all growing this morning. here's the latest. it's now estimated that at least 10,000 people were killed by friday's massive quake and the tsunami that followed. tens of thousands are missing. early this morning, there was another explosion at a nuclear plant 150 miles north of tokyo. and a third reactor is in jeopardy after losing its cooling capabilities. some radiation has leaked. engineers are working to prevent a meltdown. more than 180,000 people have been evacuated from the area. the quake and the following tsunami wiped out entire towns. almost 2 million people are without power and heat in near-freezing temperatures. there are shortages of food and water and fuel. japan's prime minister says this is his country's worst crisis since world war ii. charlie d'agata is in tokyo with more. >> reporter: smoke poured out of his nuclear power plant f

terrell brown in wayne, new jersey. thank you for that live report. >>> the governor of wisconsin is set to sign into law a bill that strips most state employees of collective bargaining rights. the bill was passed by the state legislature following weeks of contentious debate and protest. manuel gallegus reports. >> reporter: police carried out the last few die-hard protesters from the wisconsin state house thursday night, just a few hours after the state assembly voted to take away collective bargaining rights for most state workers. >> it's going to affect my income. you know. i'm considered a nonessential personnel, so therefore, will i have a job? >> reporter: earlier, the standoff turned into a shoving match, as demonstrators blocked the capitol's entrances and hallways. some had to be dragged away, as they tried to disrupt the final vote by the republican-led assembly. in the end, both the senate and the assembly approved a modified version of the bill. taking out much of the budget language, so it could be passe

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terrell brown reports. >> reporter: traces of anti-aircraft fire pierce the night sky in tripoli. amid reports of explosions in the eastern part of the capital. there's also word that coalition forces have hit moammar gadhafi's kand in ajdabiya. rebels moving up their front line are confident they'll soon be able to take that city. >> this is a matter of time. time only. after maybe one day or less than one day, these tanks will surrender. >> reporter: coalition planes also bombed gadhafi's forces in misrata, to stop them from shelling civilians. secretary of state hillary clinton says colonel gadhafi has the power to stop all of this. >> the quickest way for him to end this is to actually serve the libyan people by leaving. >> reporter: the white house has repeatedly stated gadhafi must go. but the u.n. resolution calls for protection of the libyan people, not a regime change. that leaves president obama to answer some tough questions. house speaker john boehner sent the president a letter wednesday firing off questions about the mission in libya. he stated, a united nations secu

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. >> terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> well they make you smile and here's another story that may make you smile. it's about an unlikely friendship about a trio of louisiana animals. meet christmas and her cow and pay by calf. he was a friend of a bird and he has taken the pair under the wing and the three are inseparable. he hasn't seen anything like it before, and frankly, we hadn't either. that's why we are showing it to you. >>> half out final four are set. could arizona keep hope alive for the pack ten? the drama is next. tournament for the first time in 25 years. so did u- conn..they're making up for it >>> last year arizona missed for the first time in 25 years. so did yukon. both made up for it tonight. start the clock. derek williams facing off against yukon's walker for a trip to the final four. 20 points for walker and he gave the huskies a 7 point lead at halftime after the big three point shot. williams had 20. kept the wildcats. cats had the lead with 7 minutes left in the game. but, with three minutes to go, jeremy stole the ball, dunked two of his 19. gave yukon a

america's competitive nesa around the world the decrease in america's infant increase and if i'm one terrell in our tally versus the other industrialized nations that's been a cost benefit analysis to spending trillions on war for decades right exactly so you know we're a long haul toward yo. keeping the status quo going without the benefits accruing from that status quo and you're seeing the same thing with other powers eventually there's some sort of incident which causes a rethink because the decline of that particular country. has gone on you know you look at the u.k. and the suez canal incident makes hundred fifty six how that was you know they realized at that point the jig is up we can't really support this level of empire we need to drop. let's talk about quantitative easing for a second does perpetual war mean perpetual quantitative easing i don't know if you saw jim records piece recently on king world is but he talks about how the talk about q.e. three coming up in june is a mess misnomer because the fed's balance sheets roughly three trillion dollars so in maturing of the stuff t

if you're telling me britain and france and other european nations can't must terrell tivoli small amount of military strength needed to deal with libya and they have to rely on america, my answer is that's part of the problem. that we have encourage add dependence in the rest of the world and we may have to do something temporarily now but only if we say "this is the last time and from now on you have to build it up." they're cutting their military budgets while we are expanding ours. 70 years ago, 65 years ago europe consisted of poor, weak nations because of world war ii that were confronting a brutal armed dictator, stalin. so we went to their defense. there's no more stalin. europe's not weak, we're still there. and the time has come for us to say to western europe, when it comes to europe and the mediterranean, you're in charge. we have responsibilities elsewhere. we'll worry about north korea. but we... otherwise we can't cut off... >> rose: keep the troops in korea and take them out of sglurp >> absolutely. i don't understand... what are the troops in europe doing there? who are t

the first test by the supreme court for determining if there is -- >> but nearly terrel it -- narrowly tailored doesn't mean it has to be, or if there isn't some other better way, way. >> that's correct. you have to be able to demonstrate because it is the burden of the city that its aims could not be achieved less effectively absent the regulation. they assert that but i don't think there's anything in the record or anything in logic to explain why if you are concerned about -- >> a try to get away and it didn't work spent i have to say 24 years later there are still day laborers so it appears this ordinance doesn't work either. since you're comparing the two of them, the question is could they have achieved their objectives without regulating. >> you say that. i don't know what is on redondo beach. >> it's in the record. >> i didn't see anyone when i drove to do this morning. >> there are day laborers there. they are the. they're the ones who brought this case. they are still there. they are there because there's a demand for the services they provide. this is an exchange between bot

but at a certain point, carlos and his brother-in-law terrell got into a heated conversation about the muslim religion. then and later, we felt like carlos's personality changed when we spoke about islam. we thought maybe he had some muslim friends in college and was offended by our comments. the next time carlos came home, we saw another side of him that we hadn't seen before. during the night, he took down all the pictures from the walls in the bedroom where he slept. he even took dr. martin luther king, jr, picture off the wall. we asked carlos, "what is going on with you?" he replied that he is now a new convert to islam and that everything he does from now on will be to honor allah. we got very concerned. while he was growing up, dr. martin luther king, jr's picture had always hung on his bedroom wall, but now treated the picture as if dr. king was nobody to him. we asked carlos not to take dr. king's picture off the wall, but he took it off the wall anyway. this became a big concern to us. we went to visit him in nashville because we wanted to learn more about what was really goi

that is one of the big aspects of the problems of the terrell sheet.here are some states across the country that don't even have judicial foreclosure as a recourse on mortgages but this forces that upon them. i'm not sure if it would address the problem overall. in fact in some respects it would depress home values even further because when you have massive foreclosures, you have massive principle reductions. i'm not sure that will help valuations across the country in various states facing that. >> host: we'll go to troy in bronson, michigan. you're up first, troy. how. >> caller: how are you today. i appreciate c-span and i watch it all the time. my personal situation, i was with a mortgage lender the federal government come in took into receivership because of the lending practices they had. that was taylor whittaker out of florida. my loan landed with bank of america. now i contacted bank of america for almost seven months and nobody knew nothing. nobody could tell me anything. nobody could tell me where my loan was going. where my payment was goin