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Suggested that iran might have an increasing in the region. all combat troops will be out of iraq by the end of the year. >> what is the impact of the death of muammar gadhafi? whatç do officials here in the u.s. say about that? >> reporter: something else secretary clinton talked about. questions continue as to whether gadhafi was killed in a firefight or executed? the secretary of state saying she wants to get to the bottom of it. gadhafi ruled libya with an iron fist for 4. the circumstance...

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fighting to the finish. the war wages on in parts of tripoli where gadhafi loyalists continue to hold out. hello. im here at the cnn center. welcome to our viewers in the united states and right around the world of our special coverage of the crisis in libya. rebels say he was in their custody. but just hours ago, saif islam, the son of moammar gadhafi spoke outside a hotel in tripoli and his message was clear. the government remains in control of the libyan capital. >> translator: t...

Bab bow w gbagbo was arrested. it is not clear who made the arrest but a u.n. spokesman says gbagbo is being held at a local hotel. libyan opposition leaders have rejected a cease-fire deal proposed by the african union. the deal accepted earlier by moammar gadhafi did not address the question of whether gadhafi will step down. gadhafi has ruled libya for almost 42 years. the big budget deal is done but what was the presidents real role in getting the two sides together? our ed henry is stan...

Were the case, anderson. >> professor slaughter, do you think this is still the best hope of trying to get this into the next chapter? >> i do. youre certainly getting evidence that there are lots of tensions. no matter which version of the story you take, theres a lot of tension within the inner circle. i agree that he is close to saif. i think talks in britain where saif had spent a lot of time are significant. i think overall, people are looking at this and trying to figure out what the endga...

It clear he was not offered any kind of immunity deal, moussa koussa. >> yes. thats interesting. and also its been reported today that any discussion of whether gadhafi would leave, he would not get any kind of immunity. you know, it sort of depends on where these people end up. if they end up in countries that dont have extradition agreements, are not subject to icc jurisdiction, theyre not going to get immunity but wont get prosecuted. >> bob baer, when you look at the amount of times gadhafis...

Moment. >> lets go, lets go. >> wait, wait. >> a celebration on a destroyed armored vehicle, a step too far for pro-gadhafi forces nearby. and the scene turns ugly. >> lets go! >> fire, fire. >> as you see, that all is destroyed from gadhafis forces. building, gas stations, schools, restaurants, police station, even fire station, they are destroyed. most residents have fled downtown misrata as pro-gadhafi forces have positioned snipers on tall buildings and used thanks and artillery in the city ...

Those are the rebels. and what you see right there is actually the road we spoke about just yesterday. this is that coastal road meandering along the med ter and ian sea where most of the fighting is taking place. heres the maps. today the rebels have regrouped near brega. but i want to turn the corner because all eyes today are on tripoli and the quell of whether gadhafis inner circle perhaps has been collapsing. moussa koussa turned up yesterday in london defected, heres what we know. there wa...

And at 11:00 in the morning that plane leaves with musa kusa on board. 3:00 london time, the plane lands at a british military airfield. thats how it happened. a potentially huge crippling blow to moammar gadhafi. standing by for me in tripoli, nic robertson. nick, of course, has interviewed musa kusa. when you got to tripoli. looking ahead, are the other top players right now in gadhafis regime all accounted for today? and is there any way to definitively even know? >> you know, there isnt. we ...

To negotiate a way out of the international impasse over libyas involvement in downing pan am 103 in lockerbie, scotland. so hes trusted. and therefore, you know, he was close to the leadership. hes also seen as a man who wanted to make these reforms and reach out to the west and wanted to change the regime and bring this country in from the cold and seemed to be successfully doing that for a while. so this would have been a person who seems to have been a, chose to leadership, b, a reforming in...