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They've gone through and seen. but by and large those who go to these places do so because they can and they can deal with it, as horrible as some of it is. there are others who can't. and good for them. >> and you know from experience. >> yeah. >> michael holmes, love it when you sit down and express -- i love reporter notebooks, hearing beyond the headlines, your own story. >> it's the sofa. >> it is. we're warm and cozy here. thank you so much. coming up, relief for the families of those three more journalists captured in libya. there was a photographer, two afp reporters, they have now b...

That country. nonetheless, the government claims that's not the case, but they understand there's tension. now, what really ratcheted up the tension in the past week is the fact that you had forces from gulf cooperation council countries like saudi arabia come into bahrain to help the government against the protestors. these are sunni forces, forces from sunni countries going into a shiite-majority country. the opposition there, the protestors, they saw that as being like a declaration of war against them. it ratcheted up the attention. >> mohammed jamjoom watching all the developments from sy...

>> reporter: now, if you look at americans and what they think, there are a few polls out there. a gallup poll on wednesday showing 47% of americans supporting it and 37% against action in the -- u.n. action in libya. that's a little bit less support. but you do have a cnn poll from monday which shows 70% -- well, seven in ten supporting the no-flow zone. so looking at all of these polls -- and they do vary somewhat, brooke -- as long as it's being described as humanitarian, to rescue people and save them from being attacked by gadhafi, people tend to support it. and, interestingly, in france ...

That air force one has now landed. remember the president cut his latin america trip short to get back home. there are pictures of it landing at andrews. back home in washington, obviously predominant topic that he needs to deal with immediately is libya. and on tt note, i want to go now to congressional correspondent brianna keilar who has a letter from speaker boehner. how critical, brianna, is it of this operation in libya? >> reporter: there is some criticism in here, brooke, but i think particularly what you notice in this letter -- let me show it to you, a couple of pages here -- is a lo...

East of tripoli. if you get misrata, it's an indication that rebel forces are moving west towards the capital of libya. right now they're fighting. they're fighting over misrata and what gadhafi forces appear to be doing are putting cells within miz raut at that, snipers, attacking civilians according to witness accounts, gadhafi loyalists throwing grenades at civilians. the question is, how is this no-fly zone, how are u.s. f-15s or french fighter jets going to take out those types of fighters, those types of gadhafi forces? again, more questions about this operation and the questions we've h...