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The one thing everyone seems to agree upon on the opposition side is the dire need for a no-fly zone. so everyone you speak to is becoming increasingly almost hostile in their desire to see the west, whether it's the united states, italy, britain, france, whoever, to come and impose this no-fly zone that's been talked about so much. but the libyans are becoming increasingly frustrated with the fact it's all talk and no action. >> all right, ben, thank you for that report. and i would say that frustration grows here, as well, as people hear all talk and see no action. we'll be talking in the da...

He may have had a change of heart. he may have just decided he wants to come out late tonight. this is the way he operates. this is one of the reasons people criticize him, because he's an auto craft. he doesn't believe it if he doesn't say it himself. this is the way he runs the country. people wait on him and his decisions. we're watching it downstairs in the hotel right now. >> nic, we've reported earlier today there were talks of negotiations between gadhafi and the opposition about him leaving the country or him getting safe passage out of the country in exchange for giving up the governm...

Bombed dropped in brega yesterday. our crew the thick of the violence in rebel-held areas in eastern libya. joining us now from eastern libya, cnn's ben wedeman. ben, there are some indications that this libyan military of gadhafi may be on the move. what do are you seeing? what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, they were really challenged from this force from syria. what we saw today is there are many more fighters for the opposition side. they brought in a lot more heavy weaponry, including anti-tank guns and the aircraft weapons as well as missiles. it certainly seems they've

A massive group of people. this as we learn key members of the government have resigned despite president mubarak's refusal to step down. so is egypt closer to a new government? james karafano is director of foreign policies at the heritage foundation, an expert on national security and good morning, doctor. >> good to be with you. >> are we getting close are to getting this resolved and should we be concerned about the muslim brotherhood taking over egypt? >> well, what we-- we see the strategy on both sides clearly, on the government side it's the minimalist approach and give the minimum tha...

International correspondent mohammed jamjoom is is there. you say it's peaceful. has that continued? >> reporter: kiran, it has. there were peaceful demonstrations both on the pro-government side and the opposition side. we're not hearing reports of injuries that happened. from what we saw, even though there were thousands, tens of thousands, on the street today, coming out very early on both sides of this issue, it did remain peaceful. we didn't even see a police presence. as of last night, i was being told by many people in the region they were concerned this could get quite ugly today. the ...