Media Summary: Libyan rebels appear to have control of Zawiyah; Christian Dior fires its chief designer; and Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin ... Questions surround Colonel Qaddafi's claims, small towns struggle in transitioning to democracy and a Benghazi construction ... Two of Colonel Qaddafi's top advisers defect to Britain; and Defense Secretary Robert Gates reaffirms the limited scope of ...
Timescast March 1 2011 - Detailed Analysis & Overview
Libyan rebels appear to have control of Zawiyah; Christian Dior fires its chief designer; and Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin ... Questions surround Colonel Qaddafi's claims, small towns struggle in transitioning to democracy and a Benghazi construction ... Two of Colonel Qaddafi's top advisers defect to Britain; and Defense Secretary Robert Gates reaffirms the limited scope of ... Germany has a deadly E. coli outbreak; Representative Anthony Weiner now says he's uncertain if that Twitter photo is of him; and ... American, NATO and Arab officials met in London and agreed that Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi must go, but will the international ... Libya's rebels gain legitimacy; House hearing on the radicalization of American Muslims; the L.A. County sheriff's office efforts to ...
Thirteen people are killed in a clash between Muslims and Christians in Egypt; the Tucson suspect Jared L. Loughner returns to ... President Obama prepares an address to the nation on Libya; and why the United States does not plan to militarily intervene in ... Libyan rebels try to set up an alternative government; journalists wait for Colonel Qaddafi; and Democrats and Republicans differ ... Qaddafi forces fire on protesters following Friday prayers; the rebels' spokeswoman in Benghazi; and budget protest spin on the ... On Tuesday's CBN Newswatch with Mark Martin: why some think Libya's dictator is crazy, GOP lawmakers oppose new 'net ...
