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>> and now, "bbc world news." >> libyan rebels are moving west, pushing deeper into colonel gaddafis heartland. the rebels have skipped dad afteree in their sights, but pro-government forces say he wont be an easy ride for them to take. >> ill be reporting from the coastal highway leading toward sirte for the very latest on the rebel advance. >> and as nato takes full control of operations, well look at a new initiative to broker a cease-fire. >> hello, welcome to "g.m.t.," bringing yo...

president obama takes his case directly to the american people this evening to explain why he ordered military intervention against moammar qaddafis forces in libya. some congressional leaders say the mission is not clearly defined and lacks an exit strategy, but the president is expected to tout its early success. before the allied air strikes began ten days ago, libyan rebels were backed up to benghazi. since then, with qaddafis forces under attack from the air, the rebels have pushe...

clinton and secretary of defense robert gates. then -- the president faces critics from both sides of the aisle. did he overstep his constitutional authority by using force without consulting congress. my interview this morning with republican from indiana senator richard lugar. finally, analysis of the administrations handling of the crisis in libya is our fragile economic recovery continues and our military is stretched thin by two other wars, did the president make the case to t...

brought under control. at reactor number one the roof is completely gone. reactors two and three have holes in the roof and steam is leaking out. reactor four, the walls are gone. that yellow ball is the top of the containment vessel. inside the control room for reactor two, workers had finally managed to restore power and turn on the lights. they were measuring radiation levels in puddles when suddenly one of their personnel radiation alarms sounded. >> the water contains 10 million t...

normal level. all work has stopped in that building. what next? also, in california, flooding and mudslides brought misery. in the south, severe thunderstorms bringing damaging winds. reynolds wolf is here. well check in with him for the latest this is your "cnn sunday morning." im t.j. holmes. thank you for spending some of your weekend here with us. we have to start with advancing rebels in libya. gaining new ground in their fight. rebels claimed another victory in the town of re...

hello, everyone. im don lemon. welcome to the second hour of the cnn "newsroom" here at cnn headquarters in atlanta. a lot of news to get you caught up on in libya. but first look at amazing new video captured on march 11th on the tsunami in japan as it unfolds. . >> again, thats the devastation that happened on march 11th when the earthquake and tsunami rolled through japan. right now we have breaking news out of japan. another tsunami could be on the way. a short time ago a 6.5 quake...

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battleor lia. relsakba a k o rt t the gadhafi regime any closer to toppling? we have the latest in a live report. president obama gets ready to address the nation tomorrow about the military conflict in libya. well examine what he might say and whats at stake. and its 33 days and counting until the royal weddin toy a tasty new nugget about the couples cake. good morning, everyone, im alex witt and welcome to msnbc sunday. we begin with new news this morning. defense secretary rober...

the key oil towns of brega and ras lanuf. the qaddafi forces acknowledged that the bombers had forced its troops to retreat. in syria, the government says 12 people were killed, more than 200 wounded as protests and demonstrations spread across that country. in yemen, demonstrators who want their ruler to step down threw shoes as the unrest continued to build there. for more on all this, we go to our liz palmer in tripoli. bring us up to speed, liz. >> reporter: well, lets begin in yem...

both sides of the aisle. did he overstep his constitutional authority by using force without consulting congress. my interview this morning with republican from indiana senator richard lugar. finally, analysis of the administrations handling of the crisis in libya is our fragile economic recovery continues and our military is stretched thin by two other wars, did the president make the case to the american people that libya is worth the cost and risk? with us, associate editor for "t...