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I so very tired. >> people are so very tired. afraid to come out. you can help them to bring them out. they're afraid because of the libyans. >> what are the libyans doing? >> attacking. >> attacking who? >> the foreigners. >> all foreigners? >> yeah. >> yeah? >> entirely west african. >> why are they attacking west africans. >> about the man, the leader. brought some -- >> they're human. we should do this. i'm student. i should do this. >> yeah. >> i even go to the study. i'm here for just for helping people. >> and wolf, you're hearing there from one nigerian man telling a story. we're start...

Key oil cities and then sort of pressure the rebels to negotiate by essentially saying we've taken this, can come and get you. let's not do it. that seems to be their attitude right now but what we're seeing in usa yeah, for example, even when you have a professional or what is supposed to be a professional very well-equipped army, this country is not short of money for equipping the army, they are still having a tough time driving out what they describe as 100 rebels holed up inside the city. it makes you realize it's not just what you've got but how you use it and libya does seem to struggle...

Language on a no-fly zone. president obama warning once again today that the bloodshed in libya is unacceptable. >> i want to send a very clear message to those who are around colonel gadhafi. it is their choice to make how they operate moving forward, and they will be held accountable for whatever violence continues to take place there. in the meantime, we've got nato as we speak consulting in brussels around a wide range of potential options, including potential military options, in the response to the violence that continues to take place inside of libya. >> let's go inside libya right now,...

And the simple truth is, this is the part of the country, this broad swathe of states from about alabama over to texas sort of down near the gulf, the central gulf area, that led the country in the increased amount of driving as the country tried to crawl out of the recession. more people doing business, more people traveling, more people buying, trying to make things happen. rural areas by and large have moved up in their travel as we've tried to recover. the result is that last year, americans traveled 3 trillion miles, the highest number since 2007. that's 20 billion more miles than in 2009...

Mission creep into no-drive zones, and then you're talking about people on the ground. >> reporter: libya's air force command is in tripoli. compared to nato pilots, libya's pilots are believed to get four times less training in the air. most fighter jets are the old soviet-era migs and in all total, probably fewer than 200 are operational and their helicopter fleet is smaller, perhaps no more than a dozen attack helicopters built more than 30 years ago. still, u.s. officials insist any military effort needs international backing. >> there is no authorized use of force right now in the u.n. re...