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Libya. >> were we on the short end of that bargain though? has he really given up? >> i dont know that he every gave up his terrorist stripes. what he did was he gave up his nuclear program and said he would give up his terrorist activities. i dont know of activities he had been involved in since that time. its much better in that part of the world to not have a nuclear arms race among those countries. >> lets talk about iraq. you said that the decision to go to war, that two weeks after 9/11, s...

Following this morning, libya. the streets of tripoli today being described as a war zone as the long-time dictator, moammar gadhafi losing his grip on power has unleashed a brutal crackdown there. early this morning, gadhafi made a brief and bizarre appearance on state television claiming he was in front of his home in tripoli and had not fled the country. meantime, secretary of state hillary clinton called on gadhafi to stop the, quote, unacceptable bloodshed. u.s. officials are yet to react t...

>> thank you. >> greta: hear from one of wisconsins 14 democrats. is she going to hang tough? how about the other 13? >> also breaking news at this hour, catastrophic events are unfolding in oil rich libya. hundreds are reported dead. where is libya leader lead -- qadhafi? well take you live to libya for a report in minutes. americas beverage companies are working together to put more information right up front... adding new calorie labels to every single can, bottle, and pack they produce... so...

Way this is all going. on the one hand in the eastern part of the country, near the second city, benghazi, where the uprising started, there are indications that the opposition has control of that area and is trying to consolidate it. the border in that part of libya seems to be open. in tripoli, which is in the other part of libya, on the western side, very muddled picture. you describe it as a wore zone. weve heard the same reports. mers theyre riz, foreign soldiers have been flown in, attacki...

A tree branch. good to see you, pinch. >> my editorial staff want to wish you the best on this most important hol day. happy anniversary of carl marxs publication of the manifesto. is qaddafis rein on the wayne. while middle east countries are starting to fall like rectangled gaming pieces. it is marked with spots. amid reports of libyan warplanes firing on their own citizens, the delegation announced their own leader accusing qaddafi for accusing crimes on humanity. they called for qaddafi to...

I mean, were all hoping that countries turn out like tunisia, which seems to be getting a grip on itself but looking at libya, for instance, theres no guarantee that libya is not going to turn into a failed state. >> lets talk about libya as we watch whats unfolding there to the extent we can. this is a situation where most western reporters are not there. satellite signals are down. you cant get communications out. but every indication is that gadhafi is unleashing a vicious crackdown on his pe...

Address the libyan people very shortly. its going to be on libyan tv. we dont know if it will be live for recorded. but we know gadhafi will hold the speech. hell speak to the libyan people, no written speech. he just speaks his mind, his heart. he doesnt have a written speech. this we know for sure. however, still a lot of rumors here and there if hes going to have this speech from his -- that he always has in libya or from somewhere in libya. we dont know where hell hold the speech. but we kno...

Tribal groups. when his son said there is a risk of civil war, im afraid that may be right this could go on for sometime. certainly the people want qadhafi gone or many do. the risk of real pitch battle here i think is more significant in libya than in tunisia or egypt. >> greta: thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: do you know anyone going to mexico soon for vacation? more than 12 people just killed in cold blood in a popular tourist city. one of mexicos final holdouts known for being safe. now t...

Lawmakers. >> it may in the long term prevail. thats a somewhat persuasive argument. since 1907, governors of both party, legislators of both parties have agreed upon the rights of public workers to have this in place to resolve disputes. its worked for four decades. nobody has had any problem with it until now. >> all right. wisconsin state senator jim holperin, joining us some from where. hope youre getting hotel points somewhere. >> thank you. up next, oil prices spike as violence spreads i...

When his son said there is a risk of civil war, im afraid that may be right this could go on for sometime. certainly the people want qadhafi gone or many do. the risk of real pitch battle here i think is more significant in libya than in tunisia or egypt. >> greta: thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: do you know anyone going to mexico soon for vacation? more than 12 people just killed in cold blood in a popular tourist city. one of mexicos final holdouts known for being safe. now the cartels have...