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Change the dynamics here. for the first time there will be international troops on the ground in libya, which is a change that the way the international community is dealing with mo -- moammar qaddafi, striking on the cold and control center and putting troops on the ground in libya. jenna: a story well continue to watch. conor powell, and also a report by reuters that nato forces struck qaddafi forces near the city of ajdabiya. well keep our viewers up to date as we hear more developments. rick...

It is not just increasing the borrowing power but doing it just as tom coburn said, conditioned on reforms to deal with a $14.3 trillion debt. that is what the markets want. gregg: chris stirewalt. great to see you. thanks. >> you bet, gregg. jenna: in libya the civilian death toll rising after proqaddafi forces unleashed a brutal assault on misrata. this is one month after nato resolution greening intervention in libya. david lee miller from capitol of tripoli. david? >> reporter: jenna, nato i...

Air traffic controllers. we understand thats supposed to happen sometime around 11:00 this morning out here at hartsfield jackson. >> all right, darryl. good job. thanks for the roundup. its a big airport. youll have to take the shuttle to get around. thats why i know its big. >> we want to bring you the latest on libya now. qaddafis forces are bombarding rebel-held cities on either side of the country. in the west, qaddafi troops are blasting the city with rockets and grenades. the fierce fight...

Budget that grows jobs, and i think that we can get that done, simply by the pressure of the public, upon the process, upon us, as representatives. >> jamie: congressman, thank you very much. we appreciate you weighing in today. nice to see you. >> my pleasure. good to see you. >> eric: now to the continuing turmoil in the arab world. massive crowds are back in the streets in the capital of yemen on this sunday and had dueling protests and huge rallies held for and against the regime, one side, ...

>> reporter: well, it was really intense, megyn. you had shots flying from every direction. because the rebel army is ill-disciplined, inexperienced and untrained, i was more fearful of getting shot in the back as i was in the front by qaddafi forces. i want to say quickly, my feeling about arming the rebels, i wouldnt give them heavier weapons because they have plenty of weapons with heavy metal. they dont know how to use them. what they need is marine corps sergeants to give them an idea of ho...

Amateurs and theres a stalemate. megyn: they said if we send in arms, wed have it send in trainers to teach the rebels how to use the weaponry in a responsible way. i have to go, but a picture of what you are seeing on the ground for us. >> reporter: i think there will be a military stalemate and then it will be up to negotiations. the rebels say, nowhere can qaddafi be part of the future. so we have to find a way for the dictator to go into exile. thats the only way out. megyn: do you get scare...

Through monday, im heather childers, welcome to a brand new hour inside americas news headquarters. >> gregg: im gregg jarrett, the pentagon said it would wind down, previously, u.s. airstrikes by the end of saturday and now agreed to a nato request to extend the mission two days and libyan rebels and government forces are battling for control of the key oil town of brega. and steve harrigan is streaming live from tripoli. steve? >> reporter: the situation around that oil port of brega is largel...

Of moving forward in libya. >> authors of the report say while libyan terrorists were well represented among iraq and islamist radicals that doesnt mean they are involved in the antiqaddafi rebelons and there is no evidence that antiamerican jihaddists are poised to seize control of libya should the rebels come to poured concrete. that was my main question. you said flickers of al-qaeda on the ground in libya but they are not fighting side by side. >> we are not seeing evidence that they are a...

Hi, conor. >> well, nato continues to fly air mixes over here in libya but the fighting remains intense on the ground as well. we were pushed up to the key city of braga today. there was visible signs of fighting, ambulances returning from the frontline and rook coats leaving from the rebel positions. this is an area over the past four or five days that has seen intense fighting between pro qaddafi forces and also rebel fighters. in the last 24-48 hours one thing we have begun to see is a slight...

That will be a key part i think of moving forward in libya. >> authors of the report say while libyan terrorists were well represented among iraq and islamist radicals that doesnt mean they are involved in the antiqaddafi rebelons and there is no evidence that antiamerican jihaddists are poised to seize control of libya should the rebels come to poured concrete. that was my main question. you said flickers of al-qaeda on the ground in libya but they are not fighting side by side. >> we are not...