streets. suspects accused of blotting against libya. people who have escaped libya say the capital is chaos. road blocks. militia. machine guns. machine guns. at nighttime guys walking the streets with machetes. shepard: the capital where qaddafi still seems to have control. cities in control here show where opposition forces have reportedly taken over. the growing dots show the latest locations that rebels have supposedly captured. in one eastern city, opposition troops jumped into tanks that the libyan army had abandoned and the rebels then took joy rides around the city in celebration. one man said these are the weapons that qaddafi used to kill libyans children. the fox report s correspondent jonathan hunt is tracking the escape from libya. he is right at the border between tunisia and libya. what are the refugees telling you as they leave?
cyclists are not very happy. two sides to the bridge seems like they could come up with some solution. shepard: expected to last three years and it s part of a fox watch across america. i m shepard smith. this is the fox report. it s the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. thousands of protesters dancing in the rain in libya s second largest city today calling for the dictator moammar qaddafi to step down. this is a far cry from the scene there just a few days ago. [gunfire] shepard: this video said to show the violence between rebels and qaddafi forces. there are indications now serious fighting is still ongoing in several areas. as government forces try to re-take some of the territory they have lost. i should add tonight we were scheduled to go now to our correspondent david lee miller inside libya. but it s our understanding that libyan authorities illegally are blocking satellite transmissions. we re trying to work our way around it and should we we will go liv
canceled flights because of weather. reporter: some governments were forced to pay landing fees, call them bribes, to land their planes. others not given permission at all. the chinese were able to get about 12,000 workers out of libya since monday. 6,000 are expected to arrive tomorrow. and 8,000 turks evacuated. a british ship was sent to evacuate their citizens, but i m told from u.s. military officials that they were not asked to help with the evacuation intentionally because the u.s. state department didn t want to put a military face on this because qaddafi could have used this against the americans there and could have said that the americans were trying to invade libya. megyn: jennifer griffin, thank you. prime time television playing politics. this time critics say one show has gone too far with a nasty shot at the tea party. we ll play you the clip and let you decide. donald rumsfeld said he has no
of what this means. megyn? megyn: molly line, thank you. we re now hearing that plans are under way for massive union rallies this weekend. liberal activist group moveon.org encouraging people to turn out at statehouses in all 50 states. we ll have more on the union protests and the president. you don t want to miss it. now the bloody crackdown on the libyan people. moammar qaddafi blaming al-qaeda and drugs. foreigners packing the airport in tripoli, but flights are being suspended to libya. hundreds of americans are on a ferry but bad weather is delaying their departure. wall street is keeping a close
i like your style, kimberly. i start with assassination. i m changing your name from kimberly to kilburly. she just did an assassination attempt on my heart. greg, you said qaddafi is not afraid of the u.n. he is on the u.n. he is part of the human rights council. that s great. they set a meeting for friday. they are con convening to discuss libya. here is the bottom line. if americans are harmed we will go in and destroy them. i don t see why we are waiting. we are waiting for tom, yo to weigh in. for tom york to weigh in. you talked about this possibly being helpful in a situation like a virginia tech shooting. but then said you do support restrictions on campuses. specifically you should