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they are two presidents leading a war against a common enemy: mexican drug cartels. president obama welcomed mexicos president felipe calderon to the white house today and mr. obama said the two countries are making progress against drug gangs. >> to combat the southbound flow of guns and money we are screening all southbound rail cargo, seizing many more guns bound for mexico and we are putting more gunrunners behind bars. >> couric: but one of the men on the front lines of the drug w...

zakaria, but first in the arena tonight, the winds of change sweeping through the middle east have hit a wall named moammar gadhafi. libyas strongman has been called corrupt and delusional but is not stupid. he has the troops and weapons to tay in power. as hes shown in the past weeks hes not afraid to fight dirty. in tripoli, bloggers report that disdepths are disappearing from their homes presumably arrested by gadhafis security forces, many residents simply stay inside afraid to ven...

were going to hear more from the 90-year-old hollywood legend about the issue that affects millions of americans, "early" this thursday morning, march 3rd, 2011. captioning funded by cbs and hi everyone welcome to "the early show" here on a thursday morning. im chris wragge. >> and im erica hill. good to have you with us today. we begin with the very latest from libya. this morning, leader moammar gadhafis air force is bombing rebel forces there in the east once again. cbs news corre...

gaddafi has threatened to start a war if the u.s. or nato intervenes in the unrest. speaking at a political rally, gaddafi says thousands of libyans could be killed if foreign powers and to the country. member is in the suez canal are heading toward libya as the u.s. and u.n. high pressure on the regime. forces loyal to gaddafi launched air strikes on a rebel- controlled town in the east of the country. >> dozens of seriously injured rebel soldiers have been admitted to this hospital. ...

>> we begin in libya, where gaddafi has threatened to start a war if the u.s. or nato intervenes in the unrest. speaking at a political rally, gaddafi says thousands of libyans could be killed if foreign powers and to the country. member is in the suez canal are heading toward libya as the u.s. and u.n. high pressure on the regime. forces loyal to gaddafi launched air strikes on a rebel- controlled town in the east of the country. >> dozens of seriously injured rebel soldiers have been...

unfolding out of germany where we are getting new information. there has been an attack. it happened at the frankfurt airport. actually on his way to the airport there. he is going to join us for the very latest. again two u.s. service members among those who were killed and injured in an attack there at the airport in germany. we will bring that to you in just a short time. also we want to bring you up to date on fast moving developments. the libyan military has dropped three bombs an...

take a look at this. gadhafi bombing libya again. why do we know that? because our cnn crew was there, saw it happen. so who is gaining ground, gadhafi or the opposition? well go live in minutes. also, ohio state senators are expected to vote anytime now on this bill. this is senate bill 5 that would curb the rights of public employees -- and im talking about everything from their pay rise razes to vacation time -- will be affected. now, keep in mind the senate in ohio does have a re...

the table, including imposing a no-fly zone which would ground libyas air force. today the u.s. moved a destroyer and a marine amphibious task force closer to libya, and the treasury said at least $30 billion in libyan assets have been frozen. in spite of all that and with much of libya in opposition hands, qaddafi still refuses to leave, telling abc "all my people love me." we have a team of correspondents in the region. first, kelly cobiella in tripoli >> reporter: for the second tim...

counterattack from muammar qaddafis troops as they try to retake a city near tripoli. the u.s. moving naval forces closer to the country in case civil war breaks out and the european union slapping an embargo on the country. no-fly zone is still on the table. thats not keeping from laughing at calls -- at qaddafi at laughing at calls for him to resign. he spoke to abc news. >> the leaders of britain and other leaders are calling on you to step down, to leave libya, to leave your positi...

good evening. even as the libyan government today tried to demonstrate it is still in control of the country, there were clear and ominous signs that the noose is tightening around moammar gadhafis regime. today, anti-government forces in dramatic fashion consolidated their grip on zawiyah, a key city just 30 miles from the capital and both side appear to be arming themselves for a make-or-break battle for libyas seat of power. nbcs jim maceda traveled from tripoli today and found a lo...