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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110326:13:32:00 - Vimarsana News

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Breaking news in libya. rebels drove gadhafi's forces out of ajdabiya, retaking the city that serves as a gateway to the east. allied planes targeting gadhafi's tanks have eased that bombardment. new this morning, sooeb syrian activists say security forces have stormed an anti-government protest and arrested 200 people. they say troops cut off electricity before launching attacks on 4,000 people hold ago city in near damascas. nbc's ron allen is live for us in oman, jordan. where are the main hot spots we're watching right now? >> well, we've been watching

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Local forces to resist. al qaeda, like i said, yemen has been a training ground for them. and attacks have been launched from yemen in the past. there's no reason to suspect that that is going to -- that's not going to -- that's not going to continue. whether saleh is there or not. it's interesting that we've been focusing attention on libya where there is at least one bad guy, gadhafi. but yemen is absolutely chock-full of bad guys. >> thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. a stunning new development this morning in japan as the country continues to struggle from the earthquake, tsuna...

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And for the first time in weeks, gadhafi's forces are retreating. you mentioned in misrata, there has been some air strikes overnight there. there were more air strikes today and it seems to be making somewhat of a difference, though misrata continues to be hit by hels, artillery shells and sniebers. snipers are a huge problem in downtown misrata. dozens of people have been shot and killed there. it's still a very fluid situation there, alex. >> jim, is it only be the ultimate game changer if the rebels were able to push ajdabiya to tripoli? xh i understand is some 600 miles. that is one long ...

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Misrata. allied jets are now targeting the tank. good morning to you, jim. what are you hearing about both of these fronts? >>y there,al ajbi dal t rebels this morning. the fighting there has stopped. rebels are celebrating in the streets and pro gadhafi forces have been seen retreating westward iave said that their claims continue to hit gadhafi troops and tanks in ajdabiya unless they pull out of that population center, which, of course, they had refused to do. this as you say is going to be a huge morale boost for the rebels. they'll push all the way here into tripoli now.

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>> well, that is the question. pt president obama and ally forces consisted that gadhafi's forces have pulled -- he has pulled his forces back from ajdabiya and he's in brega, why would he move from brega and why wouldn't gadhafi engage with -- alex is in the reaction of war planes in the sky. is nato going to engage aggressively even though it's not necessarily written to the letter? or not? on so all that question will be answered by nato tanks. >> jim, that you can. president obama hopes to answer questions about libya when he speaks to the nation on monday. in his weekly address this mor...