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Times to signal hes not going anywhere, at least not willingly or not alive. in a long speech, reportedly from a compound that was bombed by the united states in 1986, gadhafi blamed the protests against him on, quote, a small sick group of outsiders. he said they and their supporters face execution. he called on those who love him to rally in the streets. its no down tripoli remains in gadha gadhafis control, but the second largest city of benghazi, much of eastern india has fallen to anti-gove...

Tripoli now is under gunfire. tripoli, it is burning. the eastern part is under the control of the people, but if the regime manage to hit tripoli and manage to control tripoli, benghazi and the other cities in the west, they will return back again and they will hit again. >> we will have a lot more on libya and about the circumstances there coming up this hour in globe trekking. a tragic end for four americans held hostage by somali pirates. u.s. military officials say they were found dead on...

they were going all your houses. why? because gadhafi was president of the republic? if he wasnt president, then they were treated like other countries, but moammar gadhafi, his his story, his resistance, his freedom, his glory, his revolution, this is a confession from the biggest power in the world that moammar gadhafi is not a chief, is not someone high, in order to poison him when bombs were knocking, my house here, and my sons were killed, where were you coward people? where were ...

bargaining and would take away the rights of local public workers to bargain for health insurance. there would be no more automatic pay hikes based on experience or education and teachers would no longer get to have a say on where they work. right now ohio is one of 25 states that grant collective bargaining rights for all public workers you about landscape is changing and changing fast. ohio, wisconsin, indiana, tennessee, and idaho, they are all contemplating rollbacks, particularly ...

A close we had a mass, you know, massive, sort of what sounded like a riot come into this palatial, grand hotel that all the journalists are staying in. we had -- when we went out to the lobby we saw a good couple hundred pro-gadhafi supporters with their green flags walking, charging into the hallway showing defiance and at the same time they seemed sort of jubilant as if to say, yeah, well take you on sort of thing. it was like sort of a rent a mob. thats what we got from the pro-gadhafi force...

Leader shaking his fists in the air, blowing kisses to the crowds out there, even as u.s. citizens, for instance, are trying to escape the violence in libya on a boat right now to malta for escape there for an evacuation and, again, this is a nation that is in the middle of just a brink of civil war. the rebels are trying to take more and more cities. the united nations now is condemning the violence by libyan forces on civilians, the human rights forum said it wants to launch an international i...