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Details. >> while military assets were moved in response to the libyan crisis, the defense secretary told reporters the intelligence on the ground was so poor they had to hold. >> the basic principle is that you don't deploy forces in to harm's way. without knowing what is going on, without having real-time information on what is taking place. >> joint decision on a six-hour timeline by panetta joint of chairman joints chief dempsey and regional general carter ham. report from the consulate security in benghazi with drone video and second wave of the attack on the c.i.a. outpost did not provid...

So i think nobody was left behind in their hospital bed. >> fouad, as you see the situation, it does not look good for the opposition. they're now back outside of ajdabiya and back toward benghazi. >> and nothing about this, by the way, should come as any great surprise. when a professional soldier like carter ham, the head of the africa command said, look, the rebels can't take tripoli, the rebels can't go to tripoli, we should have known this. this is playing according to script. the idea that teenagers, the idea that lawyers and businessmen who rush to the toyota carollas and rush to the fr...

Today, u.s. general carter ham said it's unlikely the opposition will be able to take tripoli and push gadhafi out. ben, last night you were in ajdabiya. a lot of the media had left. today, you had to rush out of ajdabiya after fierce gadhafi forces were at the western gate of the city. what happened? >> reporter: well, basically we were sort of really completely focused, anderson, on this -- the aftermath of the air strike. we were at the hospital. but as we were talking to the doctors, talking to eyewitnesss and the wounded, we noticed that truck after truck after truck of the opposition was...

We were talking to ben wedeman about that yesterday morning as it was happening. it is the second reported case of friendly fire in a week in libya. carter ham, the u.s. general who led the libya air campaign before nato took over, says the situation on the ground is becoming a stalemate. hamm telling a u.s. senate hearing that the u.s. may consider sending troops into libya with an international ground force that could help out the rebels. president obama of course said he would not put u.s. troops on the ground in libya. so we have to look more into where hamm got that information. the j...

Dana lash, david gergen, paul begala, thanks. coming up, u.s. general carter ham saying it's not very likely the opposition can oust gadhafi, looking like a stalemate on the ground. the opposition is complaining that nato isn't doing enough. and there's word that nato has fired on the wrong people. breaking news out of japan, another strong aftershock. this is the earthquake that hit at night there, more than 100 injured, at least two dead. the latest ahead. well, what aen -