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this hour, the white house gives the okay to the cia to go into libya, but what do these covert operations really mean? >> brand new air scares at a major u.s. airport, the very same one where an air traffic controller fell asleep on the job. the close call this time around. >> and she said mexican pirates killed her husband while they were jet skiing on a border lake between texas and mexico. now six months later his body hasnt been found, no one has been arrested. the latest on the i...

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organization, mike rizo and jim rigleman are joining us so stick around for those interviews. and lets check out the opening day forecast. good news, it is nicer than it was a few short hours ago. >> well, there in the studio im sure it is. we still have the drizzle and temperatures in the 30s. is a cool, damp start to the day. i want to show you what is going on right behind me. rehearsals are underway for the opening day ceremony thats take place around noon. that is about the larg...

makes any sense. >> biggest company in america, biggest employer in america, now maybe the biggest lawsuit in america. interesting stuff. now to our top story tonight -- with everything happening in libya, its been days since weve talked about japan. but i have to tell you tonight, the situation there is perhaps more critical than it has been at any point since that terrible earthquake and tsunami almost three weeks ago. most experts now believe three of the six reactors have had par...

only retook days ago, tonight the obama administration says its open to the possibility of sending them weapons. these are pictures of fighters pulling back from bin jawad after coming under heavy fire from gadhafis forces. without more nato forces on gadhafis forces, it is hard to see how the opposition can defeat gadhafis army. earlier today in london, secretary of state clinton said that arming the opposition is legal under the u.n. resolution authorizing force in libya. and heres w...

microfinance companies would come in and try to sell them on loans without regard to whether they had other loans outstanding. there were no questions asked about what the loans were for. ( gunshots ) >> lehrer: and judy woodruff has a conversation about this date 30 years ago, when president ronald reagan was shot outside a washington hotel. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: in 1968, as whaling continued worldwide, the fir...

president obama laid out his energy plan. he says events in libya, japan and elsewhere means it is time for the united states to cut way back on foreign imports. >> in an economy that relies so heavily on oil, rising prices at the pump affect everybody. >> and were in libya right now, also, at the white house today. mike viqueira, and jim maceda in tripoli, libya. and, mike, ill begin with you here. the presidents approval rating is dropping because of what? is it because of the issue ...