the officer leading the british air operation said colonel gaddafi is airforce no longer exists as a fighting unit and international forces now control the libyans five. a senior commander said forces loyal to khaddafi are violating the resolution 1973. air strikes have been targeting them. besieged by government tanks and artillery. we will report on efforts to find a consensus on the no-fly zone. now from the rebel-held stronghold of benghazi. >> their city was saved in an 11th hour intervention from the international community. the people came out to give collective thanks to britain, france, and america. the east is reveling in the warm glow of liberation. they know that many others are still battling under siege. this is where the -- what the rebels and civilians are facing. they seem to show his forces attacking from the desert. controlling the sky is not enough. they will need coalitions to bomb the site. the rebels are a poor match for government forces. if the composition can retake it, they will control the east. dozens of government troops have been detained by the rebels.

a short time before, and airforce plane came over and dropped bombs on the northern and southern outskirtsthe town. the explosions seemed suspiciously far away from any major target, but people immediately started theorizing that the pilot has deliberately avoided casualties and is planning to defect. last week, another pilot ejected and let his plane crash rather than bomb the area. but the town's defenders are in a high state of tension, and the blastoff at random into the sky, in case there is another air raid. they are not doing this for the benefit of our camera, as they prepare themselves for the possibility of action. they are jumpy but very nervous. few of them have any military experience. we should not mistake this for a civil war. it is a single series of actions. there are planes bombing people here in order to scare them. this is becoming a front-line area. around the perimeter of the defenses, i found some men had taken up positions just in case pro-gaddafi forces decided to move in from their stronghold some way to the west. it does not seem particularly likely, but it is th

my father was in the military, airforce. i know they will do their job, as you have made the point. but since she spends so much time with them, what do they really think -- but since you spend so much time with them, what do they really think? what do they really think about what they're being asked to do? >> they never looked at the bigger picture. god bless them, they are their own little tribes and they say, i will get my job done. i think at the lower levels, they are skeptical about winning hearts and minds, but they will be the taliban. they are so rambunctious, and their spirit, it is terrific to watch them on the battlefield. if you said to them, why do you do this, it would give you a thousand excuses. they do it because they believe they are our guardians, but it would never say such things. they will always give another reason. but they like the rough life. that is why they volunteered. the enlistments in afghanistan, reenlistments are harder than they are in the united states. they're doing what they like to do. if you let them fight, that is fine. it is when you put th

that airforce has been neutralized. need it agreed to take over enforcement of the no-fly zone. --nato. the ground attacks will continue to be led by the u.s.. they are anxious to give up the lead role. at a bucket and a little luck may go out a long way for you. that make millions jackpot close to a high price. (laughter) >> if you might get to our offer if you win. (laughter) i live look at site at walnut creek. i guess, that is remaking thing >>darya: is 6:30 a.m.. a round of applause as will street opens today. most of the indexes started up. a good sign. we will track what is happening up there this morning. but his head over to james. >> after making it through yesterday's downpours we're going to shrug our shoulders. >>james: we have showers. zooming into san francisco we can see that the showers that were over the city are now all for that day. we will start to try and in the 101. here we are in the east bay. oakland, and rebuilt, seeing some showers right now as you make your way to get a bridge. in this delight. your ride on the 24 is still a problem. wet roads. walnut

some of the most capable weapons than any airforce in the world could have, the new type 45 destroyers, our nuclear deterrent, and a superbly professional army. that is what we want in this country, and that is what this government will support. >> will the prime minister join me in encouraging schools in my constituency and right across the country to get involved in the tenor tycoon school business competition, which encourages enterprise and is running this month? >> yes, it sounds like an excellent scheme. that is a very important part of a rounded education. >> on sunday, a woman asked me what politicians are going to do for people like her. she had been waiting for a disability living allowance appeal for 11 months. given the rollout of the employment support allowance and the proposals for more reviews and for more assessments in the , what plans does the prime minister have for expanding the tribunal's service, and has this been fully costed in his welfare reforms? >> this house will obviously have a lot of opportunity to debate welfare reform bill. what we're looking for comin

he was deploying a technical airforce, a helicopter force in the order of several dozen, rather thann large numbers. then we began the coalition strikes. one of our objectives was to grade the effectiveness of those air force assets. we have not seen any significant movement of those forces. it is a good indication that our air structure very effective. i am completely confident that they're forced of colonel gaddafi -- that the air force of colonel gaddafi -- if there is anything that we did not see or were not able to influence by our initial campaign, we would be able to manage that. >> "the christian science monitor." use said that there has been no official communications with rebel forces on the ground. i was wondering if you could talk about the an official communications and what they have involved. >> i have not had any official or official communications with who you referred to as opposition forces. our communication has been with coalition forces to enforce the u.n. security council resolution. >> in the past, there has been leafleting with direction. to what extent are g

it's the former massachusetts governor calvin coolidge and i will wager the magnificent airforce one that i saw or many of you have seen in the area that is just as big as i can tell i have never seen such a large museum space sat down more than a few times at logan airport because as a candidate, as you know, ronald reagan carried my state. and you also know no other republican has won massachusetts in the last 50 years and did it twice. [applause] when i think of ronald reagan, i think of someone who is larger than life, a pot or figure who is proud to be an american. i did my small part. yes, you can clap about that. it's true. [applause] and dhaka like you, did my job in supporting him and in the working-class neighborhoods where i lived that put me in the majority. this day in american politics we speak of the ronald reagan republicans and democrats, and that's the legacy of a man who respected everyone and spoke to everyone. not a lot of old political assumptions fell away in this time because his convictions were so clear and his integrity was so obvious people of every backgr