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Authority to prevent colonel gadhafi from movement by sea and air. he can only hold on so long. he has no way to trade. he has no way to fly in and out of his country. we can cut his telecommunications off. things are going to startul getting very painful on him real soon. so, i think we, while theres so ambiguity and whos doing what, the american people and all should be rested at ease that the u.s. and nato is the well-oiled machine when it comes to controlling fires going into libya, number o...

Not that its easy, says the spokesman. the tsunami flattened more than half of his city. "i dont want to lose my hometown. i want it to come back. we wont give up," he says. ong the ng spirit am survivors, who pledge to begin the next chapter in the rebirth of a region. upng yeah, kyung lah, japan. who should pick up the tabl for enforcing libyas no-fly zone? orlando says we should take control over libyas and iraqs oil ander oth assets aspayment for freedom. i understand we are the superpower...

>> reporter: the continued thre of radiation is on their minds. >> we are actually nding some meters that each of the individual staff will wear, just tora track the actual radiation that they might be encountering. and if things getng too dangero for the staff, we pllull them n out, but right now were commit d to stay the and help the people of ejapan. >> reporter: all of the supplies are packed up and ready to go, and workers hope to make an immediate impact to a nation in cris. the fight fo...

Police states with the heavy military institution calling the shots in many cases, even when the dictatorial leaders in power in executi sense, its the military that ends up determining which way the country goes. its the cse in egypt, where some are saying theyre turng the clock back by banning street protests and criminalizing street protests an the right for egyptians to assemble peacefully. that going to always be in these countries, including yemen, including libya. where does the military ...

>> youre welcome. >> obviousply a ve plly situati happening acthere. >> exactly. well get a live report from libya as the u.s. is preparing to hand off leadership to nato also, what is the change of command mean for the u.s. role in that operation? plus, our talk-back question for you, who should pick up the tab for libya? and later guatemalas first lady, giving up love for love of country. andw finall new life brings new hope in japan. >> if you nd a sign that life can return to japans...

Hard-hit down got a break today. bombing ed armored vehicles outside there. it hit gadhafis forces because they were targeting civilians. not to help the rebels. and air traffic controller at rean national airport has been suspended. federal investigators say that he fell asleep on the jobearly wednesday morning forcing two commercial jetliners to land on their own. the controller, a 20-year veteran, was the only one on duty. nowance for the fight for libya and the human face behind that civ...

Explosion at chernobyl that spread a large amount of material far and wide is unlikely to be replicated here. >> first tokyo. now tap water in hitachi and surrounding communities is too radioactive for babies to drink. now, authorities say parents should use bottle water for infant formula. has tajsy about halfway between tokyo and the nuclear plant in fukushima. nato takes kplantd ovcomman over libya. not targeted hardware or troops to protect the citizens. nato sectary told wolf blitzer a de...

It takes a lot of money to wage a war. not surprising. it sparked debate over whos going to pick up this tab for enforcing the no-fly ne over libya. our carol costello has more on the talk back. i imagine a lot of people weighing in on this, becse this is a very -- its a humanitarian mission but also its an expensive missi as well and possibly long term. >> thats right. an expensive mission for the united states in particur. but maybe it will all work thou. the united states is steps away from t...

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United states that is. maybe it will work out. the united states seems steps away from turning over the libya problem to nato and our ally, but the u.s. 1 a big part of nato and when i say u.s. i mean us, as taxpayers. want an itemized list? as of yesterday, the navy launched 15 tomahawk missiles. adding up to $235.2 million. u.s. warplanes have flown 449 sorties. the cost, $10,000 per hour. and there are 26 american ships supporting the no-fly zone. add it all up, the u.s. is on the hook for hu...