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Each state from having either another state force a definition of marriage on it. unfortunately, the other part of the defense of marriage act that permits the federal government to continue to involve itself in the marriage business and define marriage for tax purposes, for example, has become over the intervening 14 years or so something government uses to force states to adopt its definition of marrying and that's why it really needs to be repealed. >> bob barr, sir, thanks for coming on today. we appreciate your time. >> it's always a pleasure. thanks for having me. as congress debates a...

Forces. to that end secretary of state hillary clinton announced a few minutes ago she will attend an international meeting on libya next tuesday in london. we got a medical update on congresswoman gabrielle giffords today from her husband, nasa astronaut mark kelly. he sees her twice a day and she gets staff briefings on what's happening in congress and in her arizona district. >> she's starting to process some of the tragedy that we all went through in january. she's going through that as we speak. despite that she remains in a very good mood. >> amazing. well, in political news cnn first re...

Now, what the u.s. is doing in libya, but this is the open question in front of the country now, the question of tactically whether it is possible for the u.s. to be involved in an international mission like this in a way that is limited, that is short term, one in which the u.s. is a participant and not a prime mover. that is what president obama says he wants. that is the grounds on which he has proceeded to this without authorization from congress. that's what he says he wants. is it possible? richard engel joins us live from the thick of things in libya next. s it hit helps the lhe of comp...

But we are. aa has been working to preserve social security for more than 50 years. join us in a conversion to strengthen it r years to come. 147ship the president is facing growing frustration from members of congress over libya. the white house insists is not a war. the white house doesn't want us to use those words. the president was to sheet this -- to meet with the national team and lawmakers are more vocal and a democratic senator is warning that concern could soon turn to anxiety or anger. and we hear house republicans are planning hearings on libya next week. our national correspondent...

Whether it is possible for the u.s. to be involved in an international mission like this in a way that is limited, that is short term, one in which the u.s. is a participant and not a prime mover. that is what president obama says he wants. that is the grounds on which he has proceeded to this without authorization from congress. that's what he says he wants. is it possible? richard engel joins us live from the thick of things in libya next.