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a no-fly zone was approved by a u.n. security down she will. colonel gadhafi and his forces have been responding by targeting the skies with anti-aircraft fire. 20 air and missile defense targets have been attacked in western portions of the country. washington says the coalition mission is aimed at keeping colonel gadhafi s regime from using force against its own people. late word is that fighter jets were seen today flying over the libyan city of benghazi. it s unclear who those fighter jets belong to. france s fighter jets are currently enforcing the no-fly zone. the de gaulle aircraft carrier leaves its port sunday. a refueling tanker is on standby. the uk is deploying typhoon patrol jets. all-weather attack aircraft and air to air refuelling and surveillance planes. the u.s. will not disclose its operations but its five combat ships in the mediterranean, including a guided missile destroyer. canada is sending cf-18 fighter jets. it also has a warship on standby off lib
council resolution permit? anderson, it means that at any time military force might be used against colonel gadhafi and his troops. the resolution authorizes all necessary means to enforce a no-fly ban over libya, which was voted on by the security council. ten countries in favor, five absensegse abstentions, no vetoes. the resolution promises there will be no foreign occupation. it s up to member countries of the u.n. to decide how they re going to participate to enforce this no-fly zone. no planes allowed in the skies over libya except humanitarian flights or planes taking foreign nationals out. anderson? reporter: dramatic developments at the u.n. richard roth. to libya, and nic robertson reporting from tripoli as he has been for many weeks now under great personal risk to him and his crew. nic, how concerned is the gadhafi regime? you actually got a call earlier from one of gadhafi s sons. reporter: quite incredibly as the u.n. was literally counting down to the m
we will try to make contact with them in the opposition held city of benghazi. what exactly does this security council resolution permits? it means that any time military force might be used against chronicle duffy and his troops. the resolution authorizes all necessary means to enforce a no-fly ban over libya which was voted on by the security council. ten countries in favor, five extensions. no deal. the resolution promises there will be no foreign occupation. it is up to member countries of the u.n. to decide how they re going to participate to enforce the no-fly zone. no planes over libya except humanitarian flights or planes taking foreign nationals out. anderson? dramatic developments at the u.n. let s go to libya. nic robertson is reporting from tripoli as he has been for many weeks now under great personal risk to he and his crew. how concerned is the gadhafi s regime? you got a call earlier from one of his sons? reporter: incredibly, as the u.n. was counting do
reporter: thanks very much. breaking news on two fronts to cover tonight. first, the situation here in japan. worker still struggling to cool those damaged reactors in the fukushima-daiichi plant. dramatic developments. workers continuing to try to pump water into those into the spent fuel reactor pools. an emergency diesel generator is supplying power to units number five and six, reactors five and six. that s a bit of good news. engineer still working on restoring electrical power to the rest of the stricken plant. new pictures to show you the grand jury at the plant. the iaea says at least 20 people have been sickened from possibl radiation contamination. that is in addition to 19 injured and some missing at the plant. they ve been using helicopters and water cannons to cool the reactors. officials say the results have been unclear. the other breaking news story tonight is the u.n. security council has voted to impose a no-fly zone and other measures over libya to try