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Everybody is waiting for him to fall. hes trying to discourage people. hes trying to do his best to make everybody give up. hes even trying to use the weakest point of the west, which is al qaeda and giving out that al qaeda will be running this country. this is nonsense. that will never happen. libya is a very moderated, very peaceful, very desperate country and nation who is just waiting for a chance to be out, to have a democracy, to have an actual law, to have a constitution. >> gadhafi -- >...

Refusing to fire on libyan civilians. right now, americans are on board a chartered ferry waiting for weather to clear so they can leave tripoli for malta. bad weather has made that impossible. at the white house, president obama spoke out against the violence today and spoke up for the libyan people. >> the suffering and bloodshed is outrageous. and it is unacceptable. so are threats and orders to shoot peaceful protesters and further punish the people of libya. these actions violate internatio...

The arrest spreading, moammar gadha gadhafis son said the army would fight until the last man. well, there are signs that these protests may be spilling over. hundreds of libyans rushed a construction site hours ago. 17 south korean and bangladesh workers were wounded. this is the latest in a series of attacks against south korean companies operating in libya. a foreign ministry official says its not known whether this is related to the broader unrest in the country. andrew? >> well, certainly...

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Nothing. >> he didnt do anything in egypt. what can you do? >> on a serious note, these are tectonic plates moving in the middle east. there is not much we can do about it. and what we say can do more harm than good. >> people will die. >> people will die. people are already dying. we dont know in libya specifically who will come out on top. we were negotiating with the military in egypt. they were sending a signal they were not going to shoot on the protesters which they didnt and things went a...

>> a brief but extraordinary statement. and i want to begin immediately with ben wedeman tonight in eastern libya. ben is the first western television reporter to enter and report from inside libya during this crisis. ben, whats going on? what can you see? what do you know? >> reporter: well, what i can see, piers, is that the eastern part of the country seems to be under the control of anti-gadhafi forces. as we were driving in from the egyptian border, we did not see any soldiers, any army, an...

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