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Going to be moving forward. >> william cohen says missions like this have to be put into broader contempt, that the major powers have to look at each middle east country individually, and understand what their role is in the consequences of coming down on one side or the other. missions like this, he says, help you understand that. british officials tell us they intend to send another team in libya and say this will be a diplomatic mission to "strengthen dialogue." wolf? >> aside from possibly hurting the rebels in the short term, this could also have other consequences. they could go against ...

This refugee crisis is that most of the people we're seeing fleeing are not libyans. they're mostly foreign men. why? because roughly one in eight people in libya at the time this crisis erupted were foreign migrant work hes, people from all over the world going to libya to try to eke out a living. and many of these people coming across the border coming across saying they hadn't had a chance to eat in days. that they've been robbed by libyan soldiers and libyan police coming across the border. some of them not even having their passports when when they came across, coming across hungry and af...

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>> the whole mantra has been and they look to egypt as example although egypt is very, very different from libya. you say we don't want this to be perceived as being a u.s. inspired revolution. and the president in particular and everybody around him, they're very, very well aware of that that they cannot, this cannot be seen as something that the rebels are doing because they're backed by the united states and would backfire against them. >> that's true. but in most administrations once the president is committed to an outcome, then you begin to look for ways to reach that outcome. >> they ar...

They dropped about 400 bombs and only lost one plane. in the last 25 years, libya has not updated its air defenses all that much, while u.s. planes are now equipped with some of the latest satellite-guided weapons. >> chris lawrence work the story for us. thanks, chris. certainly has a talent for negotiating with some of the united states' most dangerous adversaries. just ahead, i'll speak with the diplomat, former secretary at the united nations and energy secretary bill richardson. he's here live in "the situation room." i'll ask him if he'd be willing to go to libya and tell gadhafi it's ...