them have been shot dead by police. now you have to take up a perspective on this to see how this would have panned out. very organized. when they emerged from the tunnel at the other end, we re hearing of minibuses to help others escape away, others escaping on foot. i think authorities have quite a job on their hands trying to get ahead of what seems to be quite a sophisticated long planned operation, randi. for the taliban really, this is not only a logistical success but really a pr triumph, too. what more can you tell us about that? well, absolutely. it seems this morning that, frankly, the taliban broke the news. they put out a press release into they went into expolicive dig holes, they were digging for five months, the tunnel was 120 meters long, how 126 command he was had escaped with these other insurgents. very much a pr victory for them and a key time in the south of this country. canned half is exactly where president obama sent the surge of u.s. troops to tr
opened fire from rooftops today killing ten demonstrators who turned out to mourn dozens killed on friday. in friday s violence security forces and anti-government activists clashed in several towns. more than 80 people were reportedly killed. on to libya where rebels say they are close to retaking misrata. the government is pulling back soldiers who turned life in the besieged city into waking nightmare. the two sides are still battling near the western gates. the opposition says 15 people were killed today in fighting. back to the news here in united states, more on the tornado. no flights in or out of st. louis s main airport today after a tornado slammed through the terminals. they hope to have the airport operating at 70% of its capacity by tomorrow. at least five people were injured. jim compton joins us now on the phone from bridgeton, missouri, near st. louis s badly damaged airport. you live nearby. you felt and experienced some of the bad weather. tell me what