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Of gadhafi. and his ability to be able to hurt people and to attack people and to really have terrorist attacks that have been going on through his leadership for a period of time. >> congressman, democrat from maryland, thanks for your time today. we appreciate it. up next, on the road with president obama. well check in with chuck and savannah in south america where the president will hold his first press conference later today on the military action in libya. plus, gray smoke spotted at j...

Also by taking out his defenses we have weakened him so he will not be able to come back and do the things that he has done not only to his own people but the terrorism acts that hes done in the past. >> are you not concerned, congressman, about the dissolution of the government in yemen and who could come to power there? shouldnt we be equally concerned, if not more so, about whats happening in yemen than whats happening in libya? >> yemen is a lot different. yemen is a country that is more wid...

Troops with air strikes and missiles. what do we know about qaddafi? heres a bit of background. he took power in 1969 in a military coup. hes the longest serving non-royal in the world. unlike many revolutionary leaders, castled didn qaddafi e himself to power. he accepted a ceremonial promotion from captain to colonel and has remained at that rank ever since. he started plotting terrorist attacks against the u.s. president reagan ordered surgical strikes on libya. qaddafi admitted having weapon...

Qaddafis air defense systems in the coming hours and days. >> gregg: jennifer griffin, great reporting from the pentagon, thanks. muammar qaddafi has his fingerprints on the worst terrorist attacks we have seen in the last several decades and coming up what his past tmay teach us about what he plans to do next. >> heather: japan, yes, that is going on as well, radiation from failing reactors is now apparently contaminating food and drinking water. emergency crews also scrambling to restore power...

Resolution 1973 at work here? does this prove that the obama administration has been right in waiting for a u.n. led approach to libya? rather than resolution 1973, i think colonel gadhafis mind probably went back to 1986. on april 14th of that year, after a series of gadhafi sponsored terrorist attacks across europe, president ronald reagan ordered 18 f-1 bombers supported by british aircraft to attack an aircraft in tripoli, a navy training center and a military barracks. bombers targeted the ...

General schafer said. >> we have 23 nuclear reactors of the same design as unit 1 in severe crisis with a partial melt down. this is pilgrim firming, too, in michigan. there are other avenues to nuclear disaster not just earthquakes. these facilities are vulnerable to tornados, hurricanes, terrorist attacks for example and they are also at risk of severe radioactivity releases. so i do not take assurance because the reactors in japan they did scram they shut down when the earthquake hit but when...

General schafer said. >> we have 23 nuclear reactors of the same design as unit 1 in severe crisis with a partial melt down. this is pilgrim firming, too, in michigan. there are other avenues to nuclear disaster not just earthquakes. these facilities are vulnerable to tornados, hurricanes, terrorist attacks for example and they are also at risk of severe radioactivity releases. so i do not take assurance because the reactors in japan they did scram they shut down when the earthquake hit but when...

General schafer said. >> we have 23 nuclear reactors of the same design as unit 1 in severe crisis with a partial melt down. this is pilgrim firming, too, in michigan. there are other avenues to nuclear disaster not just earthquakes. these facilities are vulnerable to tornados, hurricanes, terrorist attacks for example and they are also at risk of severe radioactivity releases. so i do not take assurance because the reactors in japan they did scram they shut down when the earthquake hit but when...

Mohammed salman hamdani was a 23-year-old paramedic, a new york city police cadet and muslim american. he was one of those brave first responders that tragically lost his life in the 9-11 terrorist attacks. after the attacks, some people tried to smear his character, solely because of his islamic faith. some people spread false rumors and speculated that he was in league with the attackers because he was a muslim. but it was only when his remains were identified that these lies were exposed. >> ...

There. i think we need to be doing a lot of things that we dont need to know about. people need to pay taxes and understand they live in, you know, if youre born free somewhere, not to -- whatever. born free somewhere, thats such a great thing by the grace of god to be born free. you pay your taxes, people do things to protect you, to make sure you can sleep at night and not have to worry about planes flying over and dropping bombs and terrorist attacks every other day. i think theres a necessar...