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The latest development in misrata. again, the city is getting pounded by qaddafi forces and we have seen it time and time again. according to the latest report, qaddafi loyalists have fired more than 2 dozen rockets and mortars into that port city and the rockets and mortars are imprecise weapons and that is one reason that many say they can cause so many civilian casualties. and, there are also reports, elsewhere in the city, of continued shelling, today alone they say the death toll in misrata...

Officials in missouri say the breach would wreak environmental happen on the part of the state that is already struggling mightily. the judge said the move is an appropriate way to ensure flood control. meanwhile the governors of both mississippi and louisiana have declared states of emergency not over whats already happened but what may be coming as they face a surge of water coming down the mississippi like nothing they have seen since the great mississippi flood. of the year 1927. man, rough ...

You saw these fighter jets today, from norway, attacking the main compound of gadhafi in the center of tripoli. so, everyone knows that toppling the regime is the undeclared objective, but there isnt a written mandate to do that. >> well, this is beginning to resemble, in very broad terms, the bay of pigs. it looks like weve gone in there to try to topple somebody. now, fidel castro was still in cuba. im beginning to wonder, is there any reason to believe that gadhafi will be out of there before...

So, everyone knows that toppling the regime is the undeclared objective, but there isnt a written mandate to do that. >> well, this is beginning to resemble, in very broad terms, the bay of pigs. it looks like weve gone in there to try to topple somebody. now, fidel castro was still in cuba. im beginning to wonder, is there any reason to believe that gadhafi will be out of there before president obama leaves office? whats to believe here in terms of this ending anywhere in the foreseeable future...

He called the attack cowardly, says he has no intention of bowing down our raising his hands in surrender, but there are some things working against him. the rebels do have some port. they were able to clear out a limited pocket of the center, sure, they were attacked, but significantly the rebels have also taken over a part of territory on the other side of tripoli, close to the knew nigz border. if theres more momentum, they could pincer in and squeeze around, but unless that happens, yes, thi...

Depending on whether you ask the rebels or the forces loyal to gadhafi. from gadhafgadhafis side, wer hearing his forces are effectively withdrawing from the town and they want their tribes to go in there, negotiate with the rebels, and they say the tribes would attack the rebels if no agreement is reached. the rebels say they have ousted the force sas from downtown misa and theyre not going to let someone come in there and negotiate some surrender with them, thats not going to happen, and they ...

Hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of charleston harbor called ft. sumter. in the hours that followed this tiny fort came under heavy fire from artill...

Hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of$ç charleston harbor called ft. sumter. in the hours that followed this tiny fort came under heavy fire from art...

Skies of charleston harbor, all part of an elaborate re-enactment years in the making. hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of ç charleston harbor cal...

Overstretched player in this and this is only contributing to the sense that america is more impotent in the rest of the world than i think we otherwise could be. >> on that point -- i only have a couple minutes. on that point, president obama, for whatever reason a couple of weeks back, its stretching to a couple of months back said were going to get rid of gadhafi. it looks to me like weve given gadhafi nowhere to go. this isnt like hitler in 1945, where you say unconditional surrender and tak...