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Have pushed back qaddafi's followers to a piece of land less than a mile square. this comes after intense fighting over the last few days since the rebels launched the offensive friday. they've made major inroads into qaddafi's home town, they've taken the university, which was a qaddafi strong hold and as you say the convention center, which was very much a command and control base for qaddafi's followers in that town. at the moment now, they are moving up with tanks to try to final atsalt on the diminishing land they're controlling but revolutionary commanders do say they expect a stiff figh...

There because of the violence being caught up. many civilians have got out of sirte, but there are still concerns that some remain, in what remains of the city which is in qaddafi followers' hands. the national france igsal council says once sirte calls they will declare libya liberated and push forth with free and fair elections, but there is one other strong hold that qaddafi's forces still hold, that's baliwalid, a town in the tripoli desert, and we believe revolutionary forces have lost 17 men in the last 24 hours as they tried to push their way into the middle of the town. we do understan...

In the area of millersville, tennessee. back to you. >> harris, thank you. jon: new information from libya in the effort to out of moammar qaddafi. rebels in misurata say they have pushed back qaddafi's forces and taken back the airport there. we have rena streaming live from the strong hold city of ben ghazi. >> reporter: john that is right. they control much of the east. it is the west they have their sites on. a significant gain of taking over the western town of misurata, that airport there. they were able to push back qaddafi forces and some of the forces even left behind weapons and ammu...

That he has now saying about how it's really -- we're not really front and center on the mission and really a multinational operation and so forth this shows the inevitability of american leadership in the world. the ability that was shown to quickly impose a no-fly zone and begin to mount the air attacks that turned back qaddafi's forces was carried out by american war planes with help from other countries and now the matter goes to nato control, supreme allied commander is an american, nato itself, military prowess is heavily american. this is a sign of the old adage not much good can happen...