gregg: david, thank you. heather: major developments unfolding in libya today. new nato airstrikes have struck a command and control center at muammar gadhafi compound in tripoli. reporter: the significance of today s nato airstrikes they happened during the daylight hours. all of these recent attacks have been taking place at night. you can see nato is keeping the pressure on and unsettling the people of tripoli the main target continues to be a military come upon and residents of and residence of gadhafi although he s long gone from there. according to one report from a french newspaper, gadhafi is spending each night in a different hospital in tripoli, believing they would never be hit by the precision airstrikes. on the diplomatic front, we go word today a russian delegation will be coming to
libya sometimes next week. they could be the ones that could broker some kind of a deal to get gadhafi out of the country. the head of the national transitional council had a news conference today. reit rated that point that there will be no cease-fire until until gadhafi promises to leave the country. the other big issue the fighters need better weapons. we are in desperate need for weapons to face gadhafi s weaponry machine, so we can at least reach some balance on the ground. reporter: the opposition also needs money. the vice president of that transitional council, spoke to ap today, he says a lot of countries have planned financial support. but so far, few have come through with money. the opposition are running out of money and need it desperately as they carry on this fight to oust gadhafi from power. thank you dan stringer from libya. gregg: their bags are
sergeant vann, 25-year veteran of the police force. we ll have more as the story develops. gregg: major developments in the gaza strip, egypt opening up the border for the very first time in four years. that move an achievement for hamas but it raises serious conference for israeli security. reena ninan is live in gaza city reporter: to lift it in place since hamas took over power here. you can t just show up and get into egypt. if you were to get in, you won t get in until mid-july. you have to apply on line that hamas runs, however there were at least 400 people that got through today. many of them were able to seal relatives for the first time. chaos descends, they are desperate to cross in egypt. for the first time in four years the border has permanently been open. all women and children under the age of 18 will be allowed to enter as well as foreigners but men between the ages of 18 and 40 will have to get egyptian visa. for years they couldn t get out of the de
on top of the first-degree murder, aggravated child a abuse aggravated manslaughter of a child and misleading law enforcement. prosecutors plan to show anthony used, quote a substance to kill her daughter. the skeletal remains was found near her home. anthony has pleaded not guilty. she claims that a baby-sitting kidnapped haley. it s i am perfect i have to seat the jury because more potential jurors could be swayed by the media coverage and the goal is to have everything finalized on tuesday. gregg: julie banderas, thanks very much. heather: khadafy forces blaming nato air strikes for the deaths of dozen holy men in libya. the regime may have been them in harm s way. a live look in louisiana moments
if this is what gradual looks like, that is really something. this whole area is covered with water. it s turning into a lake the spot where they just had a press conference, the goal is to release some of the pressure on the levees to make sure that baton rouge and new orleans stay safe. heather, back to you. heather: we appreciate it. thank you very much. gregg: moammar khadafy calling nato crusader cowards, that is a quote. this is the first time we heard from him since airstrikes hit his tripoli compound today. his regime allegedly burying 11 imams they claim were killed in coalition attacks. david miller is streaming live from tripoli. reporter: gregg, moammar khadafy remains effectively in hiding. we did not see him today in the funeral services in tripoli for