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Gadhafi and his family leave libya and that he step down from power. we want him to be put on trial for the horrific crimes that he has committed. >> reporter: those dont sound like concessions. they sound like demands. what concessions are you prepared to make? >> translator: what kind of concessions can we offer a regime that is killing its people? we will either win or the other side will defeat us. we have no other option. >> the rebels suffering a series of setbacks and pleading for help. s...

Of making a run at that point because youre surrounded. if you present your back to these guys, theyre going to shoot you and enjoy doing it. >> if youre showing your back, youre easier to kill? >> you cant be talking with them or negotiating or pleading if your back is turned to them. theyre not going to have any compunction about shooting you, theyre going to enjoy it. i was throwing what arabic i had at them. you just push every button you can, as quickly as you can in the seconds you may or ...

>> you cant be talking with them or negotiating or pleading if your back is turned to them. theyre not going to have any compunction about shooting you, theyre going to enjoy it. i was throwing what arabic i had at them. you just push every button you can, as quickly as you can in the seconds you may or may not have. journalists, that wasnt working. americans, that did seem to hit a cord. they were saying "get down" and we all went halfway. its crazy, like compromising with nothing, no cards to ...

Stomachs, we all were begging no, we dont want to, were sorry, were begging not to go on our stomachs. we all felt when we were on our stomachs they were going to start shooting. as soon as i went on my stomach, i was just waiting to hear gunfire. and it was really a sinking and empty feeling. >> is that why you wanted to maintain eye contact? >> yeah. its never over until its over. and ive been in this situation before. >> you were taken hostage in iraq. and in afghanistan in 2004. >> are you l...

Join us on facebook and twitter. up next, moussa koussa, the top official, remember him? he fled tripoli, hes now in london apparently talking on some degree with authorities. wait till you hear what gadhafis spokesman is saying about him, were keeping them honest. new details on what happened to eman al obeidy, the woman dragged off saying gadhafi thugs had gang raped her. well talk to a british reporter who tried to help her and got punched in the face for it. later, the four "new york t...

Gadhafi spokesman is saying about him. and new details what happened to eman al obeidy, the woman dragged off. i talked to a british reporter who tried to help her and got punched in the face for it. and the four "new york times" journalists captured, beaten. tonight, theyll tell us what happened and how they managed to preserve enough humanity in the eyes of their captors to save their own lives. >> you could only work them if youre looking in their eye. >> if youre showing your back, youre...

Twitter. up next, moussa koussa, the top official, remember him? he fled tripoli, hes now in london apparently talking on some degree with authorities. wait till you hear what gadhafis spokesman is saying about him, were keeping them honest. new details on what happened to eman al obeidy, the woman dragged off saying gadhafi thugs had gang raped her. well talk to a british reporter who tried to help her and got punched in the face for it. later, the four "new york times" journalists captur...

And it was really a sinking and empty feeling. >> is that why you wanted to maintain eye contact? >> yeah. its never over until its over. and ive been in this situation before. >> you were taken hostage in iraq. and in afghanistan in 2004. >> are you lucky or incredibly unlucky? >> both. i mean, there was no real point of making a run at that point because youre surrounded. if you present your back to these guys, theyre going to shoot you and enjoy doing it. you can only work them if youre looki...

Up next, moussa koussa, hes in london talking to authorities. wait till you hear what a gadhafi spokesman is saying about him. and new details what happened to eman al obeidy, the woman dragged off. i talked to a british reporter who tried to help her and got punched in the face for it. and the four "new york times" journalists captured, beaten. tonight, theyll tell us what happened and how they managed to preserve enough humanity in the eyes of their captors to save their own lives. >> you ...

She clearly was simple threatic to the plaintiffs here. >> thats right. and one difficulty that joe sellers had -- and it seemed almost unfair -- and this is such a beginning stage. its ten years old and the legal system moves slowly. but it was like the justices saying, well, why havent you proved your case yet? all hes asking is to be able to make the case, much less to make -- to have proved it at this point. >> the point is also that the plaintiffs are trying to use statistics to show that a...