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Of fabricating stories. in. now to libya and the fourth day of coalition air strikes on the country. >> it appears to be moammar gadhafi's compound. >> through the night, pro-gadhafi sources filled the skies of tripoli with anti-coalition fire. no aircraft was shot down. the coalition fired 159 tomahawk cruise missiles, hitting libyan air defense sites from tripoli to benghazi. missile attacks and air strikes have commanded scud missile sites. activity in the sky may now have peaked. the coalition air forces have moved from an action phase to what they call a patrolling phase now. that so-...

Patrolling phase. that's a phase the u.s. hopes and expects to have a much, much less role than they had in the first 48 hours. >> we'll see what happens. the turmoil in libya caused fuel prices to surge. drivers in the united states may get a bit of a reprieve. the average cost of a gallon of gas is $3.54 a gallon. it's still much higher than a year ago. in japan, the government is trying to limit expo sure of radioactivity in food supply. they have banned the production of milk. contaminated milk was founld. they have banned the sale of spinach nearby. it's 60 miles south was found to be...

Countries, and our countries suffer the casualties. keep the conversation going. facebook.com/carolcnn. and i'll see you in an about ten minutes. >> thank you, carol. great. top of the hour. i'm suzanne malveaux. get you up to speed. a u.s. military spokesman says the coalition carried out fresh air strikes on libyan military targets overnight. he didn't specify what was hit. the spokesman says the u.s. role will now transition from an action phase to a patrolling phase. libyans showed journalists around moammar gadhafi's compound in tripoli early today. the u.s. says it took out a militar...

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