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in it he vowed martyrdom or victory. he said the repeat from his compound was in his words a tactical move. his spokesman promising to turn libya into volcanics and fire. he claims that tribes loyal gadhafi are making their way to tripoli to liberate the city. at the gadhafi compound loyalist gunmen trying to take it back from the opposition who captured it today. our sara sidner was there when it all. >> reporter: were having to run out of the compound now. we see gunfire coming from ...

Way, he was indicted observe charges. hes accused of attacking a maid on saturday. the prosecutor argued that the evidence is strong. >> the complainant in this case has offered a compelling and unwavering story about what occurred in the defendants room. she made immediate outcries to multiple witnesses, both to hotel staff and to police. and the quick response by the hotel staff and law enforcement did help apprehend the defendant before his flight to france took off. >> late last night, domin...

Coming back because hell never be able to be extradited. all theyve got to do then, and what i assume happened here, is show that it was booked, that it was booked prior to this incident, and that he was the one, as mr. taylor was saying just then, he had called twice. he was the one who alerted to where he was, he was at jfk. if this was somebody trying to flee, hes not going to call for his cell phone. he would have got on the flight and he would be gone and they never would have seen him agai...

Spent in randalls island. instead hes going to be with his wife, eating the food he wants, seeing the people he wants, in ran apartment in manhattan. it makes a huge difference in his life. >> mark, when youre representing a client like this, how time consuming does this become for the client? last night jeff was talking about he needs to dedicate a lot of time focusing on this case moving forward. is that what you found with clients? >> in this case, given the stakes here, theres no question. h...

Arguing that the evidence against dominique strauss-kahn is strong. >> the complainant in this case has offered a compelling and unwavering story about what occurred in the defendants room. she made immediate outcries to multiple witnesses, both to hotel staff and to police. and the quick response by the hotel staff and law enforcement did help apprehend the defendant before his flight to france took off. >> late last night, dominique strauss-kahn resigned his post at the imf and in a letter to ...

Courthouse who definitely would have denied him bail. start with the fact that hes not an american citizen. most american citizens, most non-american citizens who are arrested in the united states do not get out on bail. particularly those charged with serious felonies. hes very fortunate that he has the resources to put together a package with home detention. how many people in the world can afford $200,000 a month for electronic and individual monitoring? hes very lucky. and consider how long ...

Case, this is not a no-bail case. this is a case where he should have received bail and did receive bail today. >> jeff, last night on the program you predicted he would receive bail and resign from the imf, both of which have happened. you say you think he got lucky with this bail. >> this was a close, close question. there are judges in that courthouse who definitely would have denied him bail. start with the fact that hes not an american citizen. most american citizens, most non-american citi...

Whether hes a flight risk. the prosecution tried to paint a portrait that this was somebody grabbing the first plane to france. they invoked the two words that every frenchman fears most, roman polanski. all theyve got to do then, and what i assume happened here, is show that it was booked, that it was booked prior to this incident, and that he was the one, as mr. taylor was saying just then, he had called twice. he was the one who alerted to where he was, he was at jfk. if this was somebody try...

He was in a courtroom today as the terms of his bail were revealed. and they are stiff. he must put up $1 million in cash and post bond of $5 million, he had to surrender his travel documents, which his lawyer said he had already done. and he has to agree to home detention here in manhattan. he lives in washington. his lawyer argues hes not a flight risk. even though he was arrested on a flight about to leave for paris, the lawyer said it was a prescheduled flight, not a last-minute booking to t...

To approach this. hes not going to jump to any conclusions on this idea that the prosecutor announced that it was not consensual and its a serious crime. you know, it seems like theyre already in a position where theyre doing pushback. i dont know why. if they have such a strong case, i dont know why theyre so defensive. i would expect that ben will be circumspect until he sees everything the prosecutor has before he reveals anything. >> the defense though, mark, has tried to kind of get out the...