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That, hes willing to use it, theres no move to tap into that petroleum reserve because the price of gas is moving too high. on libya, the press talking turf. were tightening the noose. we have been tightening the noose, has the united states and international community on moammar gadhafi, trying to get him to go, as gadhafi digs in. what do you do if this man has sworn to fight to the death? are military options still on the table? heres what the president had to say about that. >> bottom line i...

Alexandria, egypt egypt of a christian church that kill more than 20 people. well, a church was burned last week in cairo, and this was a demonstration of about 1,000 coptic christians demonstrating against the kind of ethnic violence they have seen towards them and clashes broke out between muslims and christians and 13 people died, so this is a worrying development. you know, the euphoria, the post-revolutionary, ah -- >> is it gone? >> well, some of the old problems are back. were seeing some...

Gregg: the armed uprising in libya unleashing a flood of weapons, everything from machine guns to missiles that could take down a plane or even hit a cruise ship. and there is some concern that some of the weapons could end up in the hands of terrorists, posing a long-term security threat. joe sorencino is author of "bomb square", he joins us live from washington. always great to see you. obviously fortunate that we were able to convince gadhafi to give up his nuclear program but what about chem...

Organizations that are already on the ground and weve been coordinating with the united nations which has a number of personnel on the ground as well to make sure that people are getting the help they need and we are in a position to respond to any additional emergencies that may arise out of the situation there. but the bottom line i think as you stale yeah and the united states -- jenna: that was the president speaking a little bit about libya and a few other issues with the prime minister of ...

Road, of all people. gregg: yes. i wonder where they were going. jenna: luckily no one was hurt. those are our taxpayer dollars. thats our truck! be careful. the crisis in libya intensifying, and there are new calls for a no fly zone. is that our best option? well talk to one analyst thaopb. gregg: plus wild weather across the country, in louisiana, a tornado struck with very tragic results as one young mother forced to make the ultimate sacrifice for her son, this after the twister seemed to ...

We have oil other places. the price of oil, the minute they start drilling and minute we start to embrace nuclear power as well. >> nancy and charlie, thank you. thank you for joining us. obama sending a clear warning to libya today. end violence or youll be held accountable what does that mean for the united states? next.

The ground and stop it from attacking its own people. mike emanuel, live from the white house, whats the latest on this no fly zone idea? >> its interesting, weve heard the president talk about humanitarian concerns about libya, we heard him condemn the violence, taking about what nato is considering. heres the president: >> in the meantime, weve got nato, as we speak, consulting in brussels around a wide range of potential options, including potential military options. in response to the violen...

But more importantly, there will also be a team coming out here to negotiate with the afghans for u.s. troops to stay beyond 2014. youve heard a lot of talk about 2014 as a new sort of deadline on the horizon where combat operations will end, but it is clear that isnt gates feels that u.s. troops should stay beyond that, and theyre going to begin to negotiating with the karzai government about that. on libya, i asked him whether there was a role for u.s. involvement, whether he could see militar...

Jenna: right now, breaking developments in a brand new story, this entire hour for "happening now", prices hopping at the pump, drivers tkpwaeg shock over the weekend, paying a lot more to fill up. oil traders blame libya and thats where government storeses -- forces are stepping up a. pounding opposition with jets and helicopter, artillery and rockets. a reign of terror lasting 12 years may be over, at least 17 -- a suspect in 17 raids, coming up today. the latest on he eat ast rapist. "hs ne...

We believe there are 9 tons of mustard gas still in the done -- in the country, stored in a deep hole guarded by libyan troops, that that could be used against civilians with devastating consequences. gregg: and senator john kerry, who is chair of a senate foreign relations committee was warning over the weekend that the support for the rebels could actually trigger a proliferation of weapons into the country. take a listen: >> i assume that a lot of weapons are going to find their way trehe fro...