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That monitors the eastern seaboard. seven year system mal fudged ahead of super storm sandy. it's one of aging satellites capable of failing. it's part of a committee that monitors the current state of earth satellites and she warns the government needs to act fast. >> we're definitely encountering a basically near perfect storm here. we have rising costs. we have had two recent launch vehicle failures for earth science missions. there is no way to launch these at the rate it would take to replace the ones that are being lost. >> and two vital polar orbiting is likely to be launched in 2017. n...

The second time in a year. most recently in may. the geo station there monitoring the eastern seaboard. the 7-year-old system also malfunctioned for a brief time ahead of superstorm sandy. engineers is part of a committee that monitors the current state of earth sat lithes and warns the government needs to act fast. >> we're definitely encountering basically a near perfect storm here. we have shrinking budgets, rising launch vehicle costs. two recent failures for earth science missions and putting it all together there's just no way to launch things at anything like the rate it would take to r...

Something he really shouldn't have been discussing in a public forum. but the problem that seeing with sort of the mixed messages as you put it, is a lack of clarity, a lack of human intelligence. not to say that we don't have signals intelligence, you know, satellite coverage. we've got other sources of intelligence. what we don't have is again, we're lacking the humint that can provide more clarity on this matter so we can make sounder decisions where to go with this. martha: given that, what do you do? >> well, i mean i think the first thing we have to do is realize that, i don't want to ov...

stand, reports of explosions near a compound where he may be hiding. and i'm carol costello. a new poll predicting a tight race in 2012, whether obama versus romney, bachmann, perry or paul on this "american morning." good morning to you. it is tuesday, august 23rd. this is "american morning." we have a lot going on today here. this weather in the united states. >> that's right. >> politics and, of course the developments in libya. >> start with breaking news in the battle for libya this morning. the arabic news network al arabiya reporting explosions near the compound where moam...

Assets, no question. i'm sure we'll still see massive participation by the u.s. navy. they've got 15 ships out there. as well as the intelligence system, overhead satellite coverage, et cetera. >> do you think that the claims of arab support have been exaggerated intentionally, particularly since we hear a good deal of french, british and american engagement, but not much from the arab states? >> well, up to now, you know, what we see is two gadari fighters finally arriving in theater. i think they'll claim they're going to do air cap which is an almost useless political gesture. remember sout...