Page 18 - Gadhafi Officials News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110329:02:15:00

areas, they re going to encounter an entirely different kind of battle. this is going to turn into street-to-street combat where air strikes will not be able to provide support that the opposition is going to require. and where the use of air strikes will be questionable because of the civilian casualties, but it seems the civilian population would be caught between these two front lines as well. arwa damon, stay safe, be careful. nic, stick around, i want to talk to you and david kirkpatrick about the woman who alleged gang rape, went into the hotel where you all were staying. the gadhafi government does not want you to see this video of what happened to this woman. they told conflicting stories now of what they have done to her. we re going to try to figure out what is real and what is not. up next, we ll dig deeper into what the president said. did he send the right message abroad? and did he satisfy critics at

We saw oppositionAir strikesBattle for the futureStreet to combatStay safeArwa damonStick aroundGadhafi officialsGang rapeDavid kirkpatrickPresident obamaUp next

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110309:06:14:00

we ve seen the helicopters letting loose with rockets into rebel positions, not even positions, i m talking about just pickup trucks as they drive along the road. so a no-fly zone, which is something that everybody you speak to here says they desperately need, would make a huge difference. it would take the pressure off the opposition forces, because at the moment, this is their main terror, when you re driving down the road, you hear that plane overhead, everybody panics. nic, from what you re hearing from gadhafi officials, has the international talk about a no-fly zone, has that impacted the course of the battle from the libyan government s position? reporter: you know, it s accelerated it. talking to a government official last week, he was saying we can t wait for the international community to make up their minds to see what they re going to do. if this is accelerated the battle for them in some ways. they realize they had to get on

No fly zoneAmerican forcesPlane overheadEverybody panicsSecurity forcesGadhafi officialsGovernment official

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110309:03:14:00

complete control of the situation. we ve seen the helicopters letting loose with rockets into rebel positions, not even positions, i m talking about just pickup trucks as they drive along the road. so a no-fly zone, which is something that everybody you speak to here says they desperately need, would make a huge difference. it would take the pressure off the opposition forces, because at the moment, this is their main terror, when you re driving down the road, you hear that plane overhead, everybody panics. nic, from what you re hearing from gadhafi officials, has the international talk about a no-fly zone, has that impacted the course of the battle from the libyan government s position? reporter: you know, it s accelerated it. talking to a government official last week, he was saying we can t wait for the international community to make up their minds to see what they re going to do. if this is accelerated the

No fly zoneAmerican forcesSecurity forcesPlane overheadEverybody panicsGadhafi officialsGovernment official

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110405:05:28:30

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110405:05:28:30
comparemela.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from comparemela.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Breaking newsMoammar gadhafiLibya tonightGadhafi officialsMoussa ibrahimOpposition fightersNic robertsonOpposition officerAir strikes dwindling

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110407:02:05:00

how likely is something would come out of this? there are different positions coming out of different people. the gadhafi regime itself has presented a position both through saif and the deputy foreign minister in athens. their starting position is essentially that gadhafi and saif will preside over a democratic transition. the details of the proposal that congressman wheldon has actually says no, maybe saif would be part of some kind of council, but it would be the rebels in charge of elections and u.n. involvement. you have to see both of these as opening bids in a negotiation that has not yet actually kind of gotten going. fareed, when you look at sort of this big rambling letter that he sent to president obama, what do you make of what s going on in libya? where do you see this going now?

Gadhafi regimeCongressman wheldonGadhafi officialsForeign ministerPresident obamaFareed sa carriaWhats going onEastern libya