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What then? what now? by all counts, the only reason the rebels are holding ground in libya at this point, the only reason they are advancing on tripoli tonight we are told is because of that international air power. it is not like we stepped in to prevent a massacre, then backed off. the rebels utterly depend on u.s. and coalition support indefinitely, as long as gadhafi survives. if the u.s. and the rest of the international coalition left and gadhafi was still there, what do you think would happen to the rebels? the rebels could go any sent on dependence on international forces had relief th...

More than two dozen others. bobby ghosh is time magazine's international director, and this week's cover story asks what people are asking about gadhafi. what if he doesn't go? let's begin in libya. what if there's no way to get him out of power? then what? >> the challenge now for those who are trying to change the regime is to make the rebels strong enough. now, we can do that militarily, but only to a certain degree. the real test, i think, is whether we can engineer more defections from gadhafi's loyalists. and that can happen for many reasons. if this bombing campaign continues and the lo...

Qaeda central now. the yemeni branch of al qaeda has done more than to threaten the u.s. and the west than any other branch of that group. in syria, this is a beginning of the arab spring arrives finally in syria. this is one small town. the regime is cracking down very hard. but if it spreads and goes to other cities in syria, then there's a chance there too. but syria is much more likely to go in the direction of libya, i'm afraid to say. but yemen, i think there's a real possibility that the anti-saleh movement, the pro-democracy movement will actually win out. >> bobby ghosh, thank you for...

Congresswoman jane harman and cia veteran, paul pillar, about what we don't know about libya's embattled leader. plus, the president is back in washington. can he now quiet the congressional revolt over the libya mission? we'll talk to "newsweek" columnist and msnbc political analyst, jonathan alter. and asleep at the switch. was the control tower at reagan national caught napping? you'll hear from a passenger who was on one of those flights trying to land. we'll see you in 15 minutes. we're seeing a big boom in the number of hispanic families across the united states. in a couple of hou...

Michael jackson's daughtth domi ramirez gets to keep her crown. she claims it was stripped because she gained weight. pageant officials say because of her lackadaisical attitude. and just minutes after prince william and kate say "i do," their vows will be available on itunes for $1.29, though i don't know who would buy that. let's get the you the headlines now from the middle east. the unrest is spreading way beyond libya. we're getting amateur video in, reportedly showing syrian forces attacking hundreds of protesters in the city of durrah. at least four people were killed. protesters ar...