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Least, and at the next best, go and be replaced. theres no doubt theres a ground swell for that. but people differ. theyre worried about scenario of violence, as were witnessing today, spreading across the country. a sort of civil war scenario, international forces involved in that. theres international forces helping in some way, but without getting involved. so its really split. people have heard about it and its a big, big topic here, and the government, of course, is trying to use it against...

Handle the finances. but the new chairman is trying to raise money and dig out of the debt. hes had tim pawlenty, the former minnesota governor put out a fund raising e-mail on behalf of the rnc. pawlenty is also thinking about running for president, the first potential candidate whos penned a fund-raiser for the rnc this year. in wisconsin, mm-hmms dollars are being spent to try to sway public opinion right now, don. right now those who oppose governor walkers budget have spent more than $1.3 m...

But what do all of these numbers really mean? for that, i turn to cnns christine romans. >> lets look at the trend over a longer period. youve showed the head lines, but you can see for the past five months now weve been adding jobs in the economy, most recently 192,000. but as youve heard me say over and over again, it takings 100,000 to 150,000 jobs each month just to keep up with population growth in this country. so its not a significant enough of an amount to really eat into the 8 million j...

Insist, look, several big republicans have gone to jeb bush, urged him to run, he has told them privately what he told our own candy crowley a few weeks back that he is not running in 2012. thats disappointing to some of these senior republicans. what that tells you is that this republican presidential field, still very early, but is very unsettled. a lot of senior republicans, especially people who supported the last president bush are still looking around. and where these strategists and sfra ...

Country, have such a slim chance of ever being in that statistic of 4.3% unemployment. you know, the presidents going to use this for his win the future and all of that, but a real hard part of this, don, and i know youve covered this too, the states have to cut back. the states are running out of money. at the same time, were told that for our students to compete in the world stage, theyve got to be topnotch. so its a real tough situation were in here right now. the president going to use miami...

Come in hard, don. >> so, nic, heres a question, are people there, do they have any reaction, have they even heard about what the president said yesterday about gadhafi stepping down and about sending aid and also sending planes? whats their reaction? is it making them feel stronger or are they even aware of it? >> reporter: theres a mixed reaction. number one, the government says its a bad idea and gadhafis not stepping down and the people realize that -- and this is the governments message as ...

>> reporter: well, don, that town 40 minutes west of here, zawiyah, has seen the most intense fighting close to the capitol. why is it important? its an oil refining town, the center of the citys been controlled by armed rebels. we saw them there last weekend. now it appears the government has gone in with force, has been fighting, 15 killed, 200 wounded. were told by sources there that the fighting is still going on and that rebels still control the area. but state media here says that the gove...

"your money" with ali velshi. a horrifying story out of michigan. a skein-year-old high school basketball player had just made the winning shot of the game thursday night when he suddenly collapsed on the court. wes leonard had stopped breathing and his heart stopped beating. after attempts to revive him failed, a hospital pronounced him dead. doctors hope an autopsy will determine the cause of death. he had led the blackhawks to a perfect 20-game winning season. now to some of our other top...

>>shepard: thank you, carl. in wisconsin the budget battle will get more heated. the governor today, scott walker, will unveil the rest of the plan for dealing with the states financial woes and steep cuts are likely on top of the proposal to weaken public sector unions. pro union demonstrators have set up camp in madison, and 70 the people showed up over the week in the biggest rally since the vietnam war. union leaders say the governors measure is appear attack on workers rights. and 14 democr...

She was really upset. >> rick: police are investigating this. no charges have been filed against the driver. >> arthel: getting back to the massive rallies taking place across the country today in a show of support for union workers in wisconsin. this is the scene in madison, thousands flooding the state house supporting what they call the american dream. now, governor walker is threatening layoffs in the state if democratic senators who high tailed it out last week dont return for the critical ...