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today, who or what will move the u.s. economy out of its stall? we begin with jim demint and jim hoffa. and as we near the anniversary of 9/11, mike rogers and senate homeland security chairman joe lieberman and all things political with peter baker of the "new york times" and mike duffy of "time" magazine. im candy crawley, and this is "state of the union." first, president obama is going to unveil his new jobs plan on thursday, and its a critical speech with the disappointing jobs nu...

or alive, they say. one of his sons still at large, is sending e-mails to our nic robertson. nic just got another one a few minutes ago and he joins us shortly. in the meantime, heavy fighting today in tripoli. take a look. street battles all day. this is from the capitals eastern neighborhoods not far from the airport. the field in opposition still taking heavy shelling from nearby loyalists. in the last hour or two, the two sides have exchanged artillery throughout the day. opposit...

else from the cnn team and other networks from around the world who gathered over the last few weeks to report on the libya story from the rixos hotel, that last bash of pro-gadhafi control in the libyan capital, they are now free. they are driving through the streets of tripoli headed to a safer location. they were running out of food, they were running out of water. hopefully -- well, hopefully theyll be able to have a regular meal, call their loved ones, have a glass of water, take ...

is really prepared for this kind of quake or worse, and the other breaking news story were following, bullets flying from moammar gadhafis compound in tripoli, only hours after it was captured by rebels. cnn goes inside the compound as chaos, looting and celebrations unfold. were following a very dangerous and uncertain situation in libya right now. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." millions of americans on the east coast and beyond heard the ground rumble and felt buil...

>> we were on a second short break and heading to the fieldhouse. he collapsed outside the fieldhouse. >> the heat proving to be fatal in georgia. two high school football players collapsed while out practicings under the sun and the heat. they both later died. if you have kids who say, mom, dad, the coach says i have to practice, i have to be out there, maybe in full pads, i want you to listen to the father of one of those high school players who just passed away. >> when your body te...

The people and use them for thinking about ways to reduce waste to eliminate costs called kasam in lean language. other suppliers did the same thing. >> officers in education, non-profit, hospitals and the u.s. navy all now embraced the lean concept, which has been applied to the production of weapon systems. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> bret: still to come -- another step toward statehood for pope pope. -- statehood for pope john paul ii. but first, who many consider the patron sain...

I think of, i think of people as an appreciating asset. >> reporter: the lean revolution has not gone unnoticed by the federal government. it helps to support manufacturing technology centers across the country for companies that cannot afford high-priced consultants. officers in education, nonprofits, hospitals, even the u.s. navy have now all embraced this lean concept which has even been applied to the production of weapon systems. executives at general electric estimate they have lowered the...

President on making a positive outcome for the united states and people of libya. the humanitarian component of it was real. it was something we should have done stopping the slaughter of tens of thousands of people that we knew was going to happen. heres something who was a state sponsor of terrorism, bombing of the german disco tech killed american soldiers through gadhafis regime and pan am bombing, he has a chemical weapon stockpile. he has other weapon systems that keeps me up at night thin...

And we ought to stand with the president on making a positive outcome for the united states and people of libya. the humanitarian component of it was real. it was something we should have done stopping the slaughter of tens of thousands of people that we knew was going to happen. heres something who was a state sponsor of terrorism, bombing of the german disco tech killed american soldiers through gadhafis regime and pan am bombing, he has a chemical weapon stockpile. he has other weapon systems...

Vital interest for the united states, but we clearly have interest there, and its part of the region which is a vital interest for the united states. >> part of that interest, as the president outlined in a speech that a lot of people thought was about libya, but about something of obama doctrine was humanitarian. you read the papers this morning about 800 civilians killed. how do we warm a policy around when we intervene and whether we dont if this is not a war thats in our interest? >> i argue...