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Allies during his european visit is a reality barometer. at least he's consistent and didn't have a solid plan for libya that generated support he needs before he left and he won't have one when he returns. the law has been interpreted by every president as declaring war. not military action. he is not breaking the law and as long as he doesn't declare a war on libya. i think only congress can declare a war. jason writes -- president obama like recent presidents of both parties is fixate order becoming a world hero any way he can. presidents for some reason figure military force is the path to...

Or relatives they i believe are presumed to be dead, on top of the fact many of them lost everything. many of them lost everything. it is remarkable to walk by these homes and see the level of destruction. you see plywood and you see the carpet, carpet gone. this storm not only took the roof off and walls out, it rip state department floors and carpets and everything and possessions are in pieces. that's -- stuff. to try to find their children, especially the parents with young children, it is incredibly hard. >> much more on this coming up at the top of the hour. john, thanks very much. our d...

Different story. neither party has any plans to bring a resolution of support to the floor there. the war powers act dates to 1973. it came out of the vietnam war. it was passed as an effort to restore the role of congress in deciding whether or not the u.s. military becomes involved in significant conflicts. president nixon at the time vetoed the act, and congress overrode him. and it's pretty much been ignored by presidents ever since. nobody pays much attention to it, it seems. anyway, here is the question. is president obama breaking the law with the united states' role in libya? go to cnn...

Personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. the question this hour, is president obama breaking the law when it comes to the u.s. military activity in libya? of course he is breaking the law in libya. there is a question about whether the war powers act is constitutional. the president should not be ignoring it just because asking congress to approve war is inconvenient to his image. no, he's not. the action was supported by large numbers much people all over the globe. the war power's act is paperwork...

For freedom in a different place. in the middle east and north africa. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: the g-8 summit, president obama's first time meeting with world leaders since the so-called arab spring uprisings in the impasse in libya. the u.s. is stuck in the middle. on one side, allies like france that have hinted they would like to see more u.s. involvement in the nato-led mission. on the other, russia which has a relationship with libya and abstained from a u.n. vote on sanctions. obama met one object one with russian president medvedev. he's concerned attacks on libya will con. the...