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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Nic Robertson and Ben Wedeman and "New York Times" David Kirkpatrick about events in Libya. [From Tripoli, ROBERTSON - talks about the Libyan threats against journalists; comments on Zawiyah where the hospitals have been shut down; offers views on a no-fly zone and the government's position this is an internal affair.] [In eastern Libya, WEDEMAN - sums up the battle in Ras Lanuf where the regime has the upper hand due to air power; explains how air power controls desert fighting and the need for a no-fly zone.] [KIRKPATRICK - sums up the battle with the military having the advantage in firepower; notes reports from the rebels as well as the regime are often not true and reporters do not have access to Zawiyah; outlines the horrific scene at the airport of foreign workers trying to get out.]
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; White House: Ed Henry) The position of the White House on Kadhafi and the possibility a no-fly zone with pressure on the administration to act and what Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and Clinton are saying discussed.
(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with author Benjamin Barber, Johns Hopkins University professor Fouad Ajami and national security contributor Fran Townsend about Libya; inset video from Sunday shown. [BARBER - says he supports any effort to overthrow Kadhafi's regime; comments on possible action via the U.N. or NATO, but we usually wind up standing alone and look like imperialists.] [AJAMI - says this is unarmed people facing the armed Kadhafi regime and the US has a moral burden; states the Libyans are asking for air cover and we need to save an embattled population.] [TOWNSEND - outlines the problems with letting this chaos continue; states we don't know who is the opposition.]
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(No location given: Tom Foreman) The family of Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi profiled; photos shown of the nine grown children; details given about Saif, Moatessem, daughter Ayesha, Hannibal and Khamis.
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(Studio: Isha Sesay) The wounding of protesters in Yemen; The defense from Representative Eric Cantor of Representative Peter King for the controversial terrorism hearings following a backlash against radicalization in the Muslim community; dead sardines in California waters and a survey finding that Hawaii is the happiest state in the US reported.
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Earlier discussion held with addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky about Sheen's behavior; more video shown. [PINSKY - calls Sheen's condition "hypomania," which is a medical condition likely drug induced while he may not be using now; explains the treatment process, but how Sheen will get worse because celebrities do not have normal barriers.]
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(Studio: Isha Sesay) The trial of self-help guru James Ray for the Arizona sweat lodge deaths; the apology from the BP CEO for the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and payouts to the fraud victims of Bernard Madoff reported.
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