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Tripoli are certainly not involving french aircraft but it could be involving, maybe its been confirmed now, that the american tomahawk missiles. >> jim bittermann, thanks. >> american president barack obama is in brazil. he had these comments on all thats taking place in libya. apologize for that. were looking at the white house, however, were hoping to hear the audio of president obama while he is in brazil. well try to bring that to you as soon as possible. >> we have many other world leaders...

Two-thirds, opposing the u.s. getting involved in another war in the middle east. 25% of voters favor taking military action in libya. u.s. foreign policy is in that that region and it is being analyzed as we speak. as a long term dictator comes under fire, what should be the goal of u.s. foreign policy. 59% think we should always be promoting democracy. 26% feel the u.s. is sometime support the dictators and 15% unsure. the obama administrations reaction to the unfolding situation carefully bei...

You can cancel that . how can you cancel it in brazil. >> neil: the market is stabilizing since this first erupted. a sign that the markets are past us? >> not really. all of the hot spots are down and table and low beta stocks and a flight to safety . saw gold and silver move and they are trenching. people are not heading for the hills but realrocated. >> neil: if you are watching at home. this is the brazilian president and they are not providing internerter . i dont speak portuguese. she is m...

Welcome back. im lynn berry. its time now for the first look at entertainment news. as we mentioned at the top of the show, the producers of charlie sheens tv show have fired him. it came in this brief statement. after careful consideration, warner brothers television has terminated charlie sheens services on "two and a half men" effective immediately. referring to his long-threatened lawsuit against warner brothers and cbs, sheen called it a big day of gladness at the sober valley lodge because...

President who had remained quiet as libya grew increasingly violent made a brief statement this afternoon. >> like all governments, the libyan government has a responsible to refrain from violence, to allow humanitarian assistance to reach those in need and to respect the rights of its people. it must be held accountable for its failure to meet those responsibilities. and face the cost of continued violations of human rights. >> with all due respect it does seem just a little bit late in the day...

>> there he is, the president of the united states, the secretary of state of the united states, a brief statement by the president outlining the u.s. stance as far as libya and moammar gadhafi is concerned. the president insisting that the suffering and violence that is going on right now at the hands of gadhafi and his troops is outrageous. the violence the president says must stop universal rights of the libyan people must be adhered to. also laying out a series of options, not going into gre...

Stepped down. it was a brief statement by omar suleiman. now taking the role of spokesperson for the future of egypt saying that even though mubarak had gone on tv late last night there in egypt insisting he would stay, omar suleiman said he already left cairo. we knew he was saying pow her been handed over to a high military council. and now comes the expecttation that egypt will be free. these folks who have strained under some 30 years of emergency rule, there have been activists who have bee...

Omar suleiman as he rode in a motorcade last monday. he survived the gunfire, was not hurt and was able to escape safely. two of his guards were killed in the attack. he had just been named vice president two days earlier may tack factor promptly in post mubarak egypt. clinton was asked about it. she responded with a brief statement. >> that news report certainly brings into sharp relief the challenges that we are facing as we navigate through this period. >> molly: one egyptian security officia...

When i was in cairo shortly after i was elected president, i said that all governments must maintain power through consent. not coercion. that is the single standard by which people will achieve what they deserve. we will continue to stand up for the rights of the egyptian people and work with the government in pursuit of a future that is more just, more free, and more hopeful. thank you very much. >> all right. you heard a reporter trying to shout a question to the president, but he walked out ...

One is the vice president asked two days ago to send the obama administration to congress the free trade agreement. is the obama administration going to do that, yes or no? >> yes. >> weve been listening to secretary of state hillary clinton addressing questions after she made a brief statement a short time ago about the situation in cairo. this is the fourth day of unrest. youre looking at the images on your screen there from earlier today where people are revolting in the streets of cairo agai...