outskirts of the city. apartment buildings which face north, in the east of the city. as our mayor says, there are more than 1000 buildings completely destroyed. and those registered targets want some specific type of infrastructure. they target life support services, fire squads, for example. we recorded the gradual destruction of a historic place in a historic district. where they literally bombed the same target, they put two bombs the same structure within two weeks. and the buildings of the fire squads, the working fire squads, and historical monuments leading back
to the 19th century. a working school, it was working before the war. a school. a dance building. it is typical. if they did not destroy life support services like fire squads, like communication facilities, distribution of electricity, water, electronic communications, they are trying to bomb or shell them for the second time. the list that you give of buildings and the facilities and the life that is being hit there is incredible. and it goes on and on. the video that we are showing, we have been showing while you are talking, is the video that you have been filming. you are documenting what you see around you and the destruction that is taking place.
how is he doing? is he going back to the fight reporter: what you heard from that young man is something we hear a lot from the rebels, they say victory or death. they are certainly very long on bravado. the thing they are short on is any kind of military command structure so when these intense fire fights begin as they had today, it s taking them a while to try and regroup and they don t have anybody who is going to organize them into fire squads and face khadafy well-trained army. gregg: live in the middle of it all. thanks very much. in other parts of the middle east, reaching a boiling point.