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Defeating the radical ideology that is still playing society. >> there is still much work to be done. the means honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremism. and the pharmacists and islamic terror of all kinds. we must stop what they are doing to inspire because they do nothing to inspire but kill. >> the chief white house correspondent john roberts traveling with the president live in riyadh saudi arabia where it is already very late on sunday night. the president is heading in for the ...

That struck roughly 20 anti-aircraft and sites along the libyan coast. >> these are the first pictures to come in of the actual air strikes on libya and our guidance here, these are u.s. navy photos. im going to read the guidance from the u.s. navy just so you can get an idea of exactly what is going on here as we show these pictures. some of it is what john said. "the arlly burke class uss barry" launches a missile in support of odyssey dawn march 19th, 2011. fired from u.s. ships, and submarin...

Whether the u.s. is going to rush into military action. so to johns point, i think it was a very clear, deliberate effort by this administration to not be up front with the initial military action. let the french do it so this was not seen as a unilateral u.s. military action. jonathan, don. >> ed henry traveling with the president. thanks very much. while the u.s. launch its first missile strikes against libyas air defenses. >> its our breaking news here on cnn. up next well talk to general w...

U.s. only playing its part along with a number of others. he also said the use of force was not the first choice but the international community, he said, cannot stand by any longer. >> john, u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is calling on gadhafi to stop defying international sanctions. clinton was in paris today meeting with other top diplomats to discuss the strategy in libya. she said america is committed to getting the job done and will stand with its allies. >> the united states will...

The impacted areas. those supplies are quickly running out. then you have to worry about shelter. there are over 300,000 people that have been evacuated that are in some sort of form of shelter. then you have the problem of the nuclear potential fallout here. so two massive disasters being handled at the same time by one single government, and all being coped with by one population. its an amazing challenge and it would be for any nation. don. >> martin savidge in tokyo. again, to our viewers in...

Bar barry" launches a missile in support of odyssey dawn. thats what its called. the second breaking news according to libyan television moammar gadhafi expected to address his people and the world shortly. thats what they are reporting. we are monitoring libyan television for that. before the break we were talking about japan. so lets continue to talk about that. the trauma from japans disaster runs deep for the countrys people. and for many of them, life as they knew it is just a thing of th...

Will have a heavy role launching those missiles, but then pull back and play a support role. john, don. >> im really struck by this because from the start it seemed like the french government was in the lead. we heard french diplomats speaking very, very vocally at the united nations. turns out it was the united states that wrote the text of the resolution that the security council passed. we saw the french attack first. >> to add to that question, im glad you asked theres been reporting and thi...

Standing orders or instructions from the rear command be lost, were not clear what those are. but so far the government has shown that it is willing, despite the u.n. resolution, to continue to try to push the military advantage in the battlefield. its done that oftentimes overnight. so really it is too soon to say if these first strikes are going to have the desired impact here. john, don. >> wow, not clear what the first strikes have accomplished. nic robertson in tripoli. >> were going to mov...

Reactor number 3, one of the most seriously damaged, is being showered almost non-stop with sea water to keep it from overheating. youve seen that in recent days. more importantly, emergency power was restored early this morning to reactor number 6. the goal is to get power running to all of the six reactors at the site by tomorrow. electricity essential to pump water that cools the radioactive fuel rods and shields workers and the world for that matter from lethal radiation. >> john, when we co...

Government buildings. we see people in civilian clothing but with weapons. people with weapons outside of other government buildings that were driven. the streets are all much quieter, the stores all appear closed and a very heavy blanket of security on the streets of the capital here. john. >> nic, i have to ask. much has changed in the 48 hours or a little less since the u.n. security council passed that resoluti resolution. on the ground has anything changed at all? does this look like the ga...