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new hampshire is considering whether they should require presidential hopefuls to show a birth certificate before they can run. lets get to the rundown. at the top for us the president convening his national security team at the white house today, topic number one, the u.s. response the situation in libya amidst growing pressure from some in congress and some around the world to take tougher action, no decisions are expected to made at this meeting and all eyes are on natos week to see...

well as our moral interest to pay attention to the rest of the world. >> brown: margaret warner interviews republican governor bob mcdonnell of virginia about battles in the states over public-sector unions. >> lehrer: and we look at the shake-up at npr, after a high level executive was shown on a hidden camera criticizing republicans. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the eng...

memory of its fallen star. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. for weeks opposition forces made significant progress in their fight against libyas moammar qaddafi, seizing key cities in the east. but the tide may be turning. today qaddafis air force fired on the oil town of ras lanuf dozens, many of them civilians, were wounded in the barrage. president obama spoke...

in the first real candidate forum for 2012, believe it or not, instead of talking about the economy, these fellas talked about god, gays and abortion. is this the fight the party really wants to use to beat president obama next year? thats our top story tonight. then we jump into the political battle raging in wisconsin two polls now show the governor out there, walker, his negative poll numbers are spiking upward and voters want a compromise from the guy. can the democrats use this ...

well as our moral interest to pay attention to the rest of the world. >> brown: margaret warner interviews republican governor bob mcdonnell of virginia about battles in the states over public-sector unions. >> lehrer: and we look at the shake-up at npr, after a high level executive was shown on a hidden camera criticizing republicans. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the eng...

forum for 2012, believe it or not, instead of talking about the economy, these fellas talked about god, gays and abortion. is this the fight the party really wants to use to beat president obama next year? thats our top story tonight. then we jump into the political battle raging in wisconsin two polls now show the governor out there, walker, his negative poll numbers are spiking upward and voters want a compromise from the guy. can the democrats use this attack by him on unions to r...

father, and well look at what authorities are doing to deal with this unusual case. and troubled web. reports out this morning, broadways "spider-man" has hit yet another snag. opening night perhaps being pushed back for the sixth time. well take you inside the drama surrounding the musical "early" this wednesday morning, march surrounding the musical "early" this wednesday morning, march 9th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs around good wednesday morning to you. nice to have you wit...

injuring 85. the gas station is located close to government buildings. the corruption trial of jacques chirac has been delayed. chiracs accused of using public money to pay people working for his political party while he was mayor of paris. he denies those accusations. president barack obama says the u.s. will use military commissions, again, to prosecute alleged terrorists held at the guantanamo bay detention facility. he said hes still committed to closing it but cant do it just ...

were hearing the word "lies." let me bring in nic robertson, our senior -- let me bring in arwa damon. arwa is live in benghazi. arwa, it seems this whole back-and-forth, this negotiation or perhaps there never was a negotiation. help me understand, where does the truth fit in in all of this? >> reporter: well, oot that thit in time there is no negotiation for any sort of a truce. there was hope this morning through back door channels some sort of a deal could be agreed on. however, bo...

also, the average price of gas. it crept a little higher as you slept but oil prices seemed to have leveled off. its fat tuesday. let the good times roll in new orleans. also some powerful storms rolling in as well. sorry to be the bearer of bad news. mardi gras partiers might need to take the celebration inside. ♪ this morning, lets begin in libya, though. and what could be the beginning of the end for moammar gadhafi as the bloody clashes enter their fourth week. rebel leaders ...