have found on the ground. obviously it s interesting that the united nations is there. they don t even have a mandate to assert blame in this case, they re trying to see if there s any kind of chemical warfare, to me, it s very important to understand what it is we re relying upon, to know for sure, i think this administration feels very sure, i want to know what it is that they re relying on to be sure there s actually been chemical were fair that s been utilized. thank you, sir. thank you, thank you very much. at this hour, battle ships are in position, so how would an attack on syria be carried out. good evening, sir. let me go to something rather blunt you said. correct me if i m wrong, what we re about to do is dumb. i know of no credible defense who thinks this is the right thing to do. every war fighter is against us? yes. acts of war shouldn t be conducted to get revenge, to
and then after shots ring out you can hear men will cheer. human rights activists and officials are expressing horror today after what some are calling an honor killing. i want to bring in our pentagon correspondent. what are you learning about this video of the woman who was executed and the circumstances? well, very disturbing to watch but many officials believe it under scores the real brutality of the taliban. this woman apparently was killed, executed by the taliban because they believe that two taliban men were somehow having some dispute over her all according to the governor of the province north of kabul where she was killed. this is an area that usually is fairly calm in recent months. amateur video is very difficult to watch. under scoring the brutality of the taliban. the local governor says the men involved apparently accused her of adultery and had her killed. they say they had court proceedings and in one hour had her executed. the two men involved were kille
it so i can cheat. 106 degrees. well, that was actually the forecast. oh, i see. i would say 107 degrees. 106. you were right the first time. okay. and rockford, illinois hit 105. those were all last hour. that was kind of the apex of the heat. the numbers are coming down. both records for the day. incredible heat. kansas city 103. these were the expectations for highs. even washington at 103. it was feeling like 107 last hour. so the heat is certainly on but there is relief in sight. it is coming at a price. i ll show you what that price is. there s the cold front or cool front, cooler air behind it. chicago at 100 yesterday. 82 degrees by tomorrow. so certainly nice, needed relief there. 101 tomorrow in washington but then we ll continue to see this cooling trend from sunday into monday and thus far as even heading into tuesday things cooling off more. chicago down to 81. who would have thought 89 degrees in st. louis would be like cool relief, right? 84 in washin
trace: they sanked qaddafi s battle ships. this video of last night s air strikes on tripoli harbor. commanders say fighter jets sank 8 warships and dock yard for attack boats. also intercepted a tanker believed to be bringing fuel to the libyan military. now there are questions about how much longer the u.s. can take part in this not war. more on that in a moment. first to reena ninan. she is streaming live from benghazi, libya. reena? hi, trace. nato says that these intensified air strikes have pushed qaddafi into hiding. today nato hit 8 different naf warships that qaddafi s naval forces were using that has put a significant strange on his capabilities. he isn t able to flifully planes with troops being hit on the
the answer is yes. the opposition fighters remain confident and strong. we saw assets moving toward the fighting including a tank on this highway. other vehicles with heavy weapons moving forward. they are firing their weapons in the air and victory signs. they are not giving up the fight. clayton: outside of binning georgia s in libya. please be careful. we are getting word obviously from some of these rebel troops. read a quote earlier from governor mike huckabee saying where is the international community? we have the u.n. sanctions in place now. we are hearing reports of u.k. and french fighter jets that are supposed to be patrolling the area. they don t see them. drone aircraft way high above that we don t see? everyone is wondering where they are? alisyn: it just happened yesterday that president obama came out to talk about this u.n. resolution of the no-fly zone that the international community came together. of course, it s been pointed out that this is the rare internat