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green square is right on the coast there. gadhafi's compound, a few miles away has taken a pounding from nato air strikes. today is the scene of ferocious gun battles. for now it's still in the regime control. and as for the libyan dictator, he may still inbound hiding or on the run, but three of his sons are in custody. and that included the man on the left, and he is wanted for crimes against humanity, just like his father. and then rebels also captured this woman, a well-known anchor on state tv, and witnesses say she is unharmed and state tv has gone dark. and then sara sidner ha...

The gadhafi side of things say they're withdrawing from the city. the local tribes in that area are trying to negotiate with the rebels. the rebels are saying that's not true. they are saying essentially they've defeated gadhafi's forces in downtown misrata. they've cleared them out, especially the snipers who were in a lot of areas there, and pushed them to the western fringe of the city. they say there are still gadhafi forces on the western fringe of the city. the other thing that seems to continue there as well is mortar shelling by gadhafi forces. we are hearing sources in misrata that 15...

Supplies over these very long distances across the desert, which is what they would need to mount a serious attack on gadhafi's position in and around tripoli. and the government side, gadhafi side can't do it because they're liable to be knocked out by air power, by the coalition who will probably not allow them to move heavy armor and weapons and so on and maybe not ammunition in an assault against benghazi. so i think we have a deadlock. and i think the way it's got to be resolved, i hope it can be resolved, is politically, and i don't mean by that necessarily the negotiation, i mean by a p...

>> i'm interested in your take on the military dynamic right now. we seem to be involved in a bit of a seesaw battle, but something that appears to be approaching a stalemate. is there any way to break out of the stalemate, and if so, what would it require in terms of assistance to the opposition forces? >> i think there is a military stalemate or very soon it will be a stalemate because the rebel side or the opposition side, whatever we're calling them, don't have the -- the logistic ability to move large quantities of fuel and ammunition and supplies over these very long distances across the...