Libya Misurata News Today

She experienced during that flight. >> alisyn: oh, its hair raising, having to live through that, but the silver lining, theyre redoubling their efforts to make sure that planes are safe today. >> dave: mechanics are on their game told. and the fight rages on between the rebels and gaddafi forces. as they battle for brega. connor powell joins us from brega, whats the late snes. >> the fighting continues in the key oil city of brega, also a large city, third large city in libya misurata. two of t...

>> clayton: there was. >> alisyn: charlie wilsons war. so, if the united states arms the rebels in libya, will it back fire just as it did in charlie wilsons war? former cia director james woolsey joins us. good morning. >> good morning. >> alisyn: the point that have movie, sometimes you think that youre doing something thats in americas interest or humanitarian reasons and it has unintended consequences. do you think that will happen in libya. >> things always have unintended consequences when...

Brega and hearing reports of large amounts of large civilian casualties in misurata, according to doctors there. so theres very heavy fighting though it doesnt appear that either side is particularly getting the upper hand. gaddafi forces are dug in and are managing to repel a lot of the rebels attacks. ive heard in the last day or so, particularly this morning, that some of the gaddafi military that detected to the rebel side have begun to take a larger role in the fighting pushing back some of...

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Getting back to the front line. >> a spokesman for ugandas president tells the associated press the country has history of granting asylum to anybody who wants it. that includes qaddafi. it lies south and east of libya. it it appears to be the first nation to offer public asylum. they would have to agree to leave. battling on the growkd indicate he is not ready to give up. steve harrigan begins fox top coverage. the addiction to the back and forth in the middle of northern libya there. the two s...