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>> reporter: the u.n. is saying theyll head to the site tomorrow. they didnt tell us what time tomorrow to head out there but they said that was a time frame they have because today it was agreed to have unrestricted access to the places where the alleged chemical weapons attacks happened. the syrian government gets them free passage up to the border of what the territory it controls. after that, they have to negotiate with the rebels on the ground to be able to get in there and to have security...

Now, the question is, what is the order of succession? this is a group that has ex-military people in it. one would imagine there is an order of succession, if you have a vacuum in this drug war in mexico, that generally leads to bad things. is there a fear that this could lead to more violence as people compete, a, for the leadership of the group, and, b, for the territory it controls? >> reporter: theres absolutely a fear of that, michael, yes. you have to look at the presidency of felipe who ...

So it is too much to ask the japanese to do what they cant do, but it is not too much to ask them to be honest about their level of knowledge about their radioactivity that is in the environment now. jon: lets all hope they can get a handle on it. former ambassador gallucci, now with the mcarthur foundation -- foundation. jenna: back to africa and the middle east, the place al-qaeda says it controls. what that could mean to the entire region. a live report just ahead. plus, a big scare at an a...

City. outside in zawiya where the government said it took control a few days ago we found a completely different story today outside that town and actually inside the town about a mile from where the rebels were. we could hear heavy anti-aircraft gun fire, small arms fire, hear the detonation of heavy artillery in the city. and this is a place that the government said it controls, they say only a couple hundred or less rebels. yet, with the army they havent been able to take it down yet and this...

The onglyza value card program. >>. >> we sure hope you have a great weekend. thanks again for spending your week with us. im kyra phillips. see you back here next week. now we take it to suzanne malveaux. live from studio 7, im suzanne malveaux. we want to get you up to speed for friday, february 25th. witnesses are telling cnn there are intense attacks on anti-government protesters in libyas capital today and are saying that artillery rounds and sniper fire was armed at people on streets. we...

Flow through that pipeline, and most of the gulf oil actually flows east. now that itself is a choke point because thats a very narrow passageway in a volatile neighborhood. it has to be secured because of potential piracy attacks around the horn of africa. now, because of all this potential disruption to the oil supplies both through the suez canal and through the eastrait,t does rattle what may happen. >> lets talk about the strait for a moment. most of the oil egypt produces is for domestic c...

>> we are chomping at the bit for todays topics on "sunday house call," with us, "sunday house call" host, dr. isadore rosenfeld. hes the rossi distinguished professor of clinical medicine at the wild cornell medical center and basically distinguished in general. good to see you, doc. >> eric: all around great guy, good morning, doctor, big developments to tell you about dealing with avandia, the food and drug administration is set to decide this week whether the drug should stay on the market. ...

Reporters while there are no guarantees, the dome could have the spill under control by early next week. >> reporter: contessa, a lot of the elements here around this oil spill, oil leak is very imprecise. thats why a lot of the officials with bp especially have been hesitant to give out estimates. for now bp is expecting to move what theyre calling a 65-ton coffer dam into place over the major leak in about six days. theyre hoping to have that in place within six day. its basically a 65-ton con...

Transitional federal government has been very weak. it is in its sixth year of a five-year transitional process. it is still -- only able to remain in parts of mogadishu that are protected by 4,000 african union peacekeeping forces. it really needs to demonstrate capacity and the will to a, expand the terrorist it controls and then, b, consolidate its governance there. we havent seen a lot of that. the tfg is considered by most international players and including the u.s. government to be the be...

In that campaign, we have now hit isil with over 16,000 air strikes. we have equipped and trained 10s of thousands of partners on the ground, and today the results are clear. isil has lost more than half its territory. isil has lost control of major population centers. its morale is plummeting. its recruitment is drying up. its commanders and external plotters are being taken out, and local populations are turning against it. [ applause ] as we speak, isil faces an offensive on mosul from iraqi ...