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special envoy to libya said there could being ament between governments in days and could form a unityernment despite fighting in tripoli and peace talks almost collapsed when u.n. said tibruk killed a senior rival commander and fighting in misrata and they were talking about gaddafi forces and are trying to survive again and people say they are pushing back an i.s.i.l. onslaught. >> reporter: it was the second bombing in a week and in both incidents security buildings were targeted. early on sunday a car bomb went off outside headquarters but no one injured and they have been spared violence in many areas in the vast country over resent months and why the explosions are seen as attempt to destabilize misrata. misrata is involved in a multi front war. for months they have been battling forces allied to the general and tibruk along front lines in libya and as of late groups associated with islamic state of iraq and levante declared war on this city. this is the eastern gate of misrata and security tight because 250 kilometers from here is cert a city in the hands of groups that pledged

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there's been a large group of westerners thf worked on it in a bipartisan way and i think this is ament gives us the chance to once again link secure rural schools and payment in lieu of taxes an ensure we go to a forestry policy that increases the harvest in sustainable fashion while at the same time, ensuring that we have the safety net that is so important for our communities. and i'll just close. i think every member of this committee understands that americans place a high value on clean water, salmon and wildlife habitat and quality of life in public lands bring. i hope this brings bipartisan support when we vote and i know a number of colleagues have worked on these issue ss in the past and i hope we can come together and support these programs through this amendment and chairman enzi, i just yield back at this time. >> i appreciate the senator's comments about the secure rural schools and what i prefer to call payment in lieu of taxes. when we call it pilt, people don't understand that's taxes the federal government pays for land that if it were in private hands, we'd be paying

there's been a large group of westerners thf worked on it in a bipartisan way and i think this is ament gives us the chance to once again link secure rural schools and payment in lieu of taxes an ensure we go to a forestry policy that increases the harvest in sustainable fashion while at the same time ensuring that we have the safety net that is so important for our communities. and i'll just close. i think every member of this committee understands that americans place a high value on clean water, salmon and wildlife habitat and quality of life in public lands bring. i hope this brings bipartisan support when we vote and i know a number of colleagues have worked on these issue ss in the -- issues in the past and i hope we can come together and support these programs through this amendment. chairman enzi, i just yield back at this time. >> i appreciate the senator's comments about the secure rural schools and what i prefer to call payment in lieu of taxes. when we call it pilt, people don't understand that's taxes the federal government pays for land that if it were in private hands, we