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Only into political uprising but a civil war with international intervention. we're watching libya, of course but there are protests in recent days in morocco. here's libya, here's egypt, tunisia here, dramatic change there. morocco have been protests, more protests in egypt, around the constitution am voting. protests in syria, some of the most large and aggressive protests in years in syria, demanding change in their government. protests as well continue in bahrain. we know that has been a sore point with the obama administration because there are saudi troops, united arab emirates troops ha...

For war correspondents, immediately, you were the guy, michael holmes. >> yeah, it's hard for those -- i can't imagine what they went through and that was actually always my big fear, more than being shot at which we -- that happens, you are embedded, into firefights, my stuff happens, my biggest fear was being kidnapped that is not something i wanted to happen so, i can imagine what was going through their minds in those first hours. >> reading that article on "new york times."com was chilling. chill and special tickable. >> glad they are out. >> as am i. michael holmes, thanks so so much for...

Emirates or saudi arabia or kuwait, or egypt for that matter, jordan, they all have pretty large, largely u.s.-supplied equipment, f-15, f-1, we will fee they really get involved in these air strikes in patrolling the no-fly zone over libya. it is a work in progress to, put it mildly. >> i know you have much more here on libya coming up on situation room. but if i may, because i tell you, we have been dealing with some tough news for over a week, let's have a lighter moment. and it is a special day for you. and on that note, wolf blitzer, let's watch this together. wolf, i know it is a special...

All right. any good journalist will tell you that war reporting can be challenging, exciting and very dangerous. journalists know that but every once in a while, we get some big, big reminders and that's what i'm talking to michael holmes about today. you have done 11 rotations, 11 reporter row takeses in iraq. >> in iraq, three in afghanistan, i think, yeah. >> you have had a few close call? >> yep. >> you and i shared some beers one night, heard about your story and about to share your story here in a moment. but first, i do want to talk about what we are learning from those four "new york t...

Settle that civil war conclusively. >> les, let's play the "what if" game. what if the cease-fire is actually upheld in libya? what if gadhafi stops this violence against his people, but let's say, what if he still remains there? i know this has to be a scenario the state department is playing out, thinking about. then what do they do? i remind the phrase, is it the devil you know versus the devil you don't? what's the better choice? >> elwell, one would have hoped they would have thought about this before we fired the first shot, but a lot of what we've said publicly doesn't indicate there wa...