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Her and escorted her away and pushed journalists out of the way and roughed her up and took her away and never addressed her issues, denigrated her in the public media. finally she's able to get out of libya. she was able to do it because two libyan army officers decided they were going to desert the army and with their families and her, they got in a car, a military car and using their military identification documents, they drove through the mountains to get to the libyan/tunisian border. when they got there, libyan rebels helped them sneak across the border and into tunisia where they went ...

As well as moammar gadhafi's son saif al islam gadhafi who many believe is actually the one who's running this country. now the icc has investigated these claims in the eastern part of libya in egypt as well as on the egyptian/tunisian border. the libyan government last night reacted. the deputy foreign minister said he believes the evidence that was gathered is one sided, the evidence that was gathered in some cases is faulty, they're relying on video that he believes are tampered with. it does appear very much still that the icc and its chief prosecutor believe that the case is strong enough...

About 30 miles to the west. government forces have apparently retreated from the city center after shooting it out with protesters. it's a similar story in tripoli. a u.s. official tells cnn that the protesters are well armed and could carry on the fight for some time. and well armed means tanks and anti-aircraft guns. the heavy fighting has forced tens of thousands to flee for the relative safety of the border. many are huddled into tent cities at the tunisian border. ivan watson joins us on the phone. can you set the scene for us? we've been watching these dramatic pictures of the people h...

A local airport in tunisia. ivan watson is there covering that aspect of the story. this is a huge u.s. military humanitarian effort to aid those who fled libya, and this starts with two e-150 military planes that are carrying, we are told, about 4,000 blankets, 40 rolls of sheeting, and 9,600 water cans. you can imagine what is taking place on the border is people flee the crisis in labia to tunisia, now u.s. aid arriving at that critical airport to try to help those people who are suffering. well, almost 2 million children in south africa have been orphaned by aids, left without a parent o...

Stories are some of the most painful that we have heard since we have been here. many of them say about eight days ago, having not been paid by the companies they work for in labia for about two months, they just started fearing for their lives, so they started walking for the tunisian border, and on the way they were robbed of their mobile phones and any money they still had by the libyan police. they got to the border three days ago and were literally left there. their governments have given them absolutely no help at all. so those here, the aid staff and the tunisian army are trying to do s...