Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• Weiner faces a cool reception from Democrats (AP)
• Rare daytime NATO airstrikes hit Libyan capital (AP)
• EU farm chief proposes millions in aid for E. coli (AP)
• Bernanke to take spotlight and assess economy (AP)
• Officials: Clashes, shelling kill 19 in Yemen (AP)
• If fixes fail, Iowa town could be left under water (AP)
• Obama, Merkel to talk policy before night of pomp (AP)
• Shelter life takes mental toll on Japan evacuees (AP)
• NZ mourns death of Shrek the famously shaggy sheep (AP)
• Mavs down 2-1, James not sure there's a big fix (AP)
• Obama's rating on economy hits new low: poll (Reuters)
• Blasts in Tripoli, Libya says military compounds hit (Reuters)
• Top White House economist Goolsbee to step down (Reuters)
• China official says U.S. could pursue weak dollar policy (Reuters)
• Congressman Weiner admits online affairs (Reuters)
• RSA offers to replace SecurIDs after Lockheed hacking (Reuters)
• Syria to send army to town after scores killed (Reuters)
• Debt crisis and IMF to dominate Obama, Merkel talks (Reuters)
• Syrian troops head to 'massacre' site amid calls for demos (AFP)
• Yemen regime loses grip on major city: tribal leader (AFP)