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Having to watch the kind of tv commercials would have occurred. >>shepard: the senator from the state of nevada. apologize pore the picture quality. we took this off of a website. and carl is like with us to talk about the politics. he says he did not want to deal with the commercials and put his family through this. there is normally a deeper story. >>carl: he said he is sorry for what he has done and the pain and trouble it caused and he talked about political implication of this. a year ago, ...

Had fall tonight rebel forces and starting earlier this morning, forces loyal to gadhafi attacked it from both sides. according to witnesses, theres been heavy fighting and heavy artillery fire. >> richard, were also getting information about an explosion at an ammunitions factory in benghazi, with some reports suggesting a death toll of 17. and the implication is that some of gadhafis forces may indeed have blown themselves up. can you give us any information on that? >> reporter: yeah. there a...

Down. cnns nic robertson is in tripoli for us. nic, you mentioned the government has denied those claims and to be sure no sign gadhafi is backing down now, right? >> reporter: its interesting to hear how the government is reacting to international pressure. the calls between -- the telephone call between president obama and british prime minister david cameron both agreeing that moammar gadhafi has to step down and the only way forward. when i talked to a deputy foreign minister here last night...

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President is still in office. there is a deadlock that the protesters have shut down all of egypt. there is no more tourism. businesses have been closed for a week. talk of food shortages and other problems. yet, the president is still in power. the question now comes: who takes power? possibly suleiman, the vice president. there was an assassination attempt against him recently after he was nameed vice president by mubarak to pacify the protesters. so, what happened in the assassination attempt...

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That kind of blood language. they have implied something close to that but implication is a far cry from direct statement, and they could say things such as mr. mubarek, who has had, you know, an impressive career in some ways, should recognize that its time now to take the next step in an egyptian democracy and make sure that the september elections for presidents are free and fair and perhaps should not include him. thats the kind of specific statement. or the administration could say its time...

Whether they skip the appellate court. >> after showing the case is of imperative importance to devate from normal appellate practice. so far, 28 states filed federal lawsuits and two district courts ruled it unconstitutional and and two ruled it constitutional. last month, the obama justice department filed a joint motion for expedited consideration of the virginia case. fourth circuit court of appeals, "the constitutionality of the affordable care act has public policy implication of the highe...

Within the system, within the government close to mubarak but could be coined in the future if hes successful. >> uma: but he is still mubaraks man and we dont know how the public will take to it and see if it means anything. we have el baradei under house arrest. >> el baradei seems the man of change, one that wants to represent the masses. his only problem he doesnt have his own organization. his second possible problem is the partnership with the muslim brotherhood. it seems to me that the eq...

Little public unrest. then there was an announcement on state television saying he would make a national address imminently. that was over two hours ago. still no word from the president. >> and richard, finally, the effects from the attempts by the government to shut down social networking and the internet and cell phones, how extensive is that and what effect is that having on the ability of the protesters to organize and attempt -- youre hearing -- >> reporter: its hard to know. im hearing lo...