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>> reporter: the u.n. is saying they'll head to the site tomorrow. they didn't tell us what time tomorrow to head out there but they said that was a time frame they have because today it was agreed to have unrestricted access to the places where the alleged chemical weapons attacks happened. the syrian government gets them free passage up to the border of what the territory it controls. after that, they have to negotiate with the rebels on the ground to be able to get in there and to have security on the ground. those negotiations are apparently are taking place as we speak right now. and very...

Now, the question is, what is the order of succession? this is a group that has ex-military people in it. one would imagine there is an order of succession, if you have a vacuum in this drug war in mexico, that generally leads to bad things. is there a fear that this could lead to more violence as people compete, a, for the leadership of the group, and, b, for the territory it controls? >> reporter: there's absolutely a fear of that, michael, yes. you have to look at the presidency of felipe who launched an extremely bloody drug war beginning in 2006. although he captured or killed the majorit...

So it is too much to ask the japanese to do what they can't do, but it is not too much to ask them to be honest about their level of knowledge about their radioactivity that is in the environment now. jon: let's all hope they can get a handle on it. former ambassador gallucci, now with the mcarthur foundation -- foundation. jenna: back to africa and the middle east, the place al-qaeda says it controls. what that could mean to the entire region. a live report just ahead. plus, a big scare at an air show, fierce winds tossing planes around like toys. take a look at that image. we will talk to ...

City. outside in zawiya where the government said it took control a few days ago we found a completely different story today outside that town and actually inside the town about a mile from where the rebels were. we could hear heavy anti-aircraft gun fire, small arms fire, hear the detonation of heavy artillery in the city. and this is a place that the government said it controls, they say only a couple hundred or less rebels. yet, with the army they haven't been able to take it down yet and this gives an indication i think beyond tripoli, through the rest of the country, just how big and sust...

The onglyza value card program. >>. >> we sure hope you have a great weekend. thanks again for spending your week with us. i'm kyra phillips. see you back here next week. now we take it to suzanne malveaux. live from studio 7, i'm suzanne malveaux. we want to get you up to speed for friday, february 25th. witnesses are telling cnn there are intense attacks on anti-government protesters in libya's capital today and are saying that artillery rounds and sniper fire was armed at people on streets. we are unable to show you pictureds because the libyan government has barred reporters from the ter...