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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110224:16:12:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110224:16:12:00

There are now fears that dozens of students from japan and thailand and china and other asian countries were buried alive after the english-language school collapsed with other offices. rescue crews pulled out nearly two dozen bodies from that wreckage today. jenna: catherine herridge gave us good news, that the upheaval in the middle east might hurt al-qaida. if libya falls some fear the terror group could set up a splinter network in that country. more on this story ahead. gregg: remember how the internet was completely shut off when protests began in egypt. there is a proposal to do somethi...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110224:17:04:00 - Vimarsana News

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Short of calling for qaddafi to step down. david lee miller is streaming to us live. >> >> reporter: good afternoon, jenna. we are in tobruk, libya at this hour, we traveled here early this morning, we passed through the border without incident, interestingly -- interestingly, on the libyan side of the border, there were no guards and passports, no patrol, no one to check or credentials, the border on the libyan side for the most part was deserted, we spent an hour trip to the city of 300,000 on the mediterranean where we are broadcasting, a city in the eastern part of libya that is now fully ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110224:17:05:00 - Vimarsana News

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He said the libyan people are going to destroy the oil fields, most of the oil fields are here in the eastern part of the country. additionally, just a few moments ago, jenna, i had the opportunity to talk to a number of army officers, many of the military in this part of the country have taken off their uniforms and are now siding with the people against mommar qaddafi, one of the officers here told me that he believes it is now just a matter of days until the regime falls in tripoli. very quickly, i should say the city of asaoui has tens of thousands of people marching in the direction of th...

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That kept him in power for four decades and wealthy too. a wikileaks analysis says he could have over $30 billion and such is the leader of libya who eliminated all ranks above colonel after naming himself colonel moammar gadhafi. >> fascinating stuff. thank you, richard. i want to bring in michael elliott. one of the last journalists to sit down with gadhafi in recent years. it's when that tent was erected he gave this big teach. who was the moammar gadhafi you saw then? >> he was a pretty unusual intervi interviewee. i don't think i have ever seen anyone quite like him. he could focus. he co...

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Confident in the u.s. economy right now. this will have impact on plane tickets, tourism, and i think in broad strokes women. women are such controllers of consumer spending in the united states. 80% of consumer purchases in the u.s. are controlled by women. women are conservative. i think that this is very dicey for our u.s. economy which is why i believe that treasury, state and defense are working hand in glove together with the president on this issue. >> you obviously ivillage with women all the time. what's your take on that? >> it's so interesting. these stories don't necessarily resona...