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>> that's what happens. >> some people have to understand of what happened here. first of all, the embassy in cairo, without any approval, put out a statement saying and the ambassador was killed over in b benghazi, a totally different place. then mitt romney doubled down on his statement. >> obviously sympathizing with those who had breached our embassy in europe instead of condemning their actions. it's never too early for the united states government to condemn attacks on americans and to defend our values. i think it's a terrible course for america to stand in apology for our values, that ...

B benghazi on friday. severe weather continues to grip large portions of the u.s. >> weather completely different what you're seeing over there right now in london. across parts of u.s., we're expecting another day of severe weather. in fact, the storm prediction center has issued a high risk for severe weather for once again today. it happened yesterday. only the third time this year that we have seen this. on the radar, we're still dealing with tornadoes for parts of the tennessee valley and down towards the south. these storms will be producing some damaging winds and some hail and the po...

Turn everything over to the rebels, whoever they are. we're not going to do that. and as a result of that, the most likely event seems to be a drift towards kind of a biforkate ebifo biforcated country. there's a cease-fire now. gadhafi still has his forces. if they're not moving towards the rebels, probably not going to bomb them. so they're going to be sitting there. and there's this eerie, something of a cease-fire. and then you have a country that's divided more or less in two. >> number one, colonel jacobs brought up an interesting point, who are the rebels. we know they're a tribe in b b...

Quote, all necessary measures it to protect civilians in libya. no country opposed it. china, russia and three other countries abstained. we're joined by mark ginsburg, former ambassador to morocco. mark, my friend, it looks like the language here is stronger and more suggestive of a war front. are we going to stop gadhafi from taking bghazi? >> it looks like it. it looks like an initial wave of british and frieench air force power supported by probably the logistic of qa ittar, jordan an essentially what they're going to do is probably inflict on gadhafi some sort of no drive zone in order to...

It's been almost entirely a matter of artillery and tanks. >> marc thinks we're going to go for that -- we're going to stop the people on the tanks from moving forward as well. >> exactly. in the end the real battle here is over benghazi and gadhafi has more or less amassed his troops to take it over. he may, in effect, authorize a humanitarian corridor for people who want to leave benghazi to leave and there may be no attack. >> mr. ambassador, what would be the purpose? what would be the purpose of a no-fly zone if it didn't include stopping those tanks on the ground? what would be the purpo...