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Libya, here is the latest. protester by the thousands refuse to end their uprising against moammar gadhafi and he's defying calls from the world to end his bloody crackdown and step down. the united nations estimates more than 1,000 people have died there in the past week. and members of the unsecurity council have arrived to consider harsh sanctions aimed at gadhafi's regime. the u.s. already is imposing sanctions, and it has closed its embassy in libya for now. the push to evacuate americans and other foreigners by air and by sea is in full force. a u.s. chartered ferry with more than 300 ...

Every one of this year's cnn heroes are chosen from people that you tell us about. so nominate someone who you know who is making a big difference in your community. go to cnnheroes.com. an american whose mother is being evacuated from libya talks to cnn. the long-delayed voyage of a u.s.-chartered ferry is finally under way.

But the process has been delaid, and now we have ten tons of mustard gas sitting in libya, and we don't know how well it's protected, wolf. >> scary stuff, brian, thanks very much. and happening now, breaking news. here are the latest developments in the libyan crisis. the united states cracks the strongest whip yet against the libyan government, imposing harsh sanctions to spending diplomatic operations in the country. this as the violence escalates at what's being called an alarming pace. plus the long awaited journey to safety comes for more than 100 americans trapped in the war-torn co...

Tuesday, the state department failed to get permission from what it calls an overstressed libyan government for a charter flight. today there was another charter flight that was scheduled, but they had to cancel that because of bad weather. the americans still sitting on that ferry hoping to get out. the u.s. chartered ferry is docked for the second day at tripoli's port waiting for the storm to pass. on board, 285 people, 40 u.s. embassy staff and families, another 127 american citizens, and 118 citizens from other countries. the daughter of one woman aboard tells cnn it's been rough. >> they...