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Clear that there will be no boots on the ground. at this point we are doing what we have to do to support the agenda of protecting the people and enforcing the no-fly zone and as of this time that has been effective. >> so it is a humanitarian mission based on what you've just said there. the president himself though said not long ago, gadhafi must go. so, is colonel gadhafi a target of this u.n. mission? >> at this time, no. that is not the goal at this time. whether or not he's collateral damage, that's going to be seen later on but that's not the mission at this point. the mission is clear ...

In japan hasn't gotten markedly better, it hasn't gotten markedly worse. that's one thing wall street worried about on friday. we do have huge deal news. all the always likes that. looks like at&t is going to buy t-mobile for $39 billion in stock and cash. nap deal announced this morning. the ceo's coming on cnbc exclusively to talk about it. it is expected they will face reler to hu regulatory tuhurdles but they a convinced they can get past that. >> that's a big development for wall street. thanks so much. president obama facing pressure from republicans and democrats to get specific on th...

I can't plimagine that the agencies actively involved right now -- hopefully the saudis are providing money and perhaps jordanians or others providing trainers and advisors, but you won't see the 10th mountain division in libya, i doubt. >> general barry mccaffrey, thanks for your insight this morning. appreciate it. in japan, a disyou shalling development apartment the crispled fukushima nuclear plant where smoke was seen rising this morning from two overheated reactors forcing workers to evacuate. robert bazell is nbc's chief science correspondent live in tokyo. bob, good morning. what are...

But right now we're in this very uncomfortable transition where from what was sort of multilateralism for appearances to general multilatter ralism. it's announced by the french and even though most of the weapons are being fired by americans at the beginning in the first 48 hours, he didn't want to admit that. so hillary clinton referred to them, others, enforcing resolution 1973 from the security council rather than us being the ones who were taking the lead. so this is a change. >> it doesn't mean what you're doing is the right thing to do. >> that's right. >> so we go into libya, we're try...

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 he's done in the past. >> are you not concerned, congressman, about the dissolution of the government in yemen and who could come to power there? shouldn't we be equally concerned, if not more so, about what's happening in yemen than what's happening in libya? >> yemen is a lot different. yemen is a country that is more wide open, it has a very weak government. there is a lot of different opposition groups there. ther...