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good evening. breaking news, everyone. tonight, with signs of gadhafis inner circle splitting, late word that colonel gadhafi might be looking for a way out. britains newspaper reporting tonight that the regime has sent one of saif gadhafis most trusted aides to london for confidential talks with british officials. the paper sourcing saying the envoy was told that bottom line, gadhafi has to go and he will be held accountable by international courts. on the battlefield, in libya, oppos...

cia operatives are reportedly on the ground in libya in what could be the first sign of moammar gadhafis regime beginning to crumble. state workers losing the battle in the rust belt. ohio passes a bill even tougher than the one in wisconsin, police officers and firefighters among the 350,000 workers who will lose their spot at the bargaining table on this "american morning." good morning to you. welcome. it is thursday, march 31st, ali velshi is on assignment today. glad youre wit...

you pay urillsyou try to ve and manage debt but... now, lets say you satn egions banker to review your savings and debt and rebalance your balance sheet. youll feel more confident - and more balanced. nice! good evening, everyone. breaking news. two major developments involving libya. reports that president obama has secretly authorized cia involvement on the ground and late word from an inside source that intelligence gathering operations are already under way. also, a top gadhafi of...

today and did not announce an end to emergency rule. protests ended with shots being fired, bodies in the streets. i want to warn you, it is disturbing to watch. [ automatic gunfire ] >> we believe what youre looking at took place today in a port city. 16 people killed. we know the army has been on the street in that town for several days. according to an eyewitness shortly after the syrian dictator spoke to parliament in which -- a speech which he did not only address ending emergency...

contributed to forces. that commander saying he would like those air strikes o to continue. we are told tonight that it was because of weather complications, not any strategy disagreements, and that those punishing air strikes are to be resuming. here in washington, the obama administration over and over today made clear it wants gaf s gadhafi to yield power, but, no, it does not want to take the lead and apply military pressure directly or indirectly. heres the defense on capitol hill...

brink of civil war. and fears grow in japan as radiation levels at the fukushima power plant skyrocket. quite the post match celebration. an estimated 1 billion people tune in to watch india and pakistan battle it out for a place in the cricket world cup final. we begin this hour in libya, where the focus is on who might be next to defect from moammar gadhafis regime following the resignation of one of his closest advisors, foreign minister moussa koussa is now in the uk. hes no ...

>> first of all, i cant speak to any cia activities, but i will tell you that the president has been quite clear that in terms of the united states military there will be no boots on the ground. >> britain says it has not promised immunity to libyas top diplomat. foreign minister moussa koussa defected wednesday. they say this man moi be a treasure trove of information. >> reporter: its significant for many reasons, not the least of which he was former head of intelligence. not least o...

end to emergency rule. protests ended with shots being fired, bodies in the streets. i want to warn you, it is disturbing to watch. [ automatic gunfire ] >> we believe what youre looking at took place today in a port city. 16 people killed. we know the army has been on the street in that town for several days. according to an eyewitness shortly after the syrian dictator spoke to parliament in which -- a speech which he did not only address ending emergency rule, but which he placed bla...

t.j. winick has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rob and peggy. if youre having a hard time figuring out how the recovery operation is going in japan at that nuclear power plant, youre not alone. day after day, heart break in japans tsunami-ravaged northeast. this week yet another mass burial. there is no denying the scope of this countrys tragedy. but at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant, the threat appears to change day to day. even hour to hour. >> worker...

citizens there, nato also ruling out arming the rebels trying to hold their positions against qaddafis forces in brega. they have been losing ground in several key areas that they had won control of just a couple of days ago and right now, there are reports of cia operatives on the ground, working with the rebels. martha: thats right. a lot of confusion over there. nato saying they will not arm the rebels, the discussion at the white house taking a slightly different tone on that. rick...