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Likely suffered a good deal of damage. >> and the u.s. and european allies in libya saturday with more than 100 tomorrowa huk cruise missiles. and carried out several strikes in the east. british fighter jets bombarded the nation and the military saying those missles have done pretty -- a lot of damage to muammar gaddafi's air defense. >> the goal is to clear the way for air patrols to ground libya's airports so they can enforce a un-mandated no fly zone, president barack obama saying military action was not the first choice and stressing he will not send american ground troops to libya. >> an...

Stays -- the days still to come. he stress nod u.s. ground forces involved no u.s. attack planes involved and i suspect that in initial stages wind down the other nations will pick up their level of involvement. >> doug mcelway live in washington thank you very much. >> and now the sun is coming up they should abscessing damage. we talked about the fact it could take them a while before they know just -- if they hit targets. >> a lot of pictures to review. there is 100 he guys at the pentagon trying to determine chft early warning systems were taken out. >> and we talked about possibility of c...

And where with the latest on the military action there, american and european forces bombing libyan targets, the first wave of a military campaign to support the rebels and defeat muammar gaddafi and the lead jer remaining defiant despite reports air defensives in more than 20 locations, gaddafi demanded attacks stop and called for arab nations to stand behind him. >> the pentagon is trying now to assess how much damage saturday's missile strikes did to libya's military capabilities. the allies are targeting libya's airports so they can enforce a united nations mandated no fly zone. according ...

Confirmed. >> and we have seen the first wave after tacks so what can we expect next? joining us live now is doug mcelway. >> he can expect to see bomb damage assessment, that is the next key phase, right about now, sun should be coming up over liba. we're going to get probably realtime pictures of this of the damage there. the military does not need daylight to commence that bomb assessment damage they have night-vision capabilities so they're probable lay come laigt evidence of the extent of the damage right now. we hear from the military it takes six to 12 hours to accumulate that. given th...