his reputation that will be hardest to recover from. and cnn has reached out to galiano s lawyers and left several lawyers and a countersuit was filed by the couple at the center of the comments. natalie portman was like what do i say? and then she was saved. by the handlers. thank you very much. hala gorani, thank you very much. now to one more story that everybody is talking about. what is going on with charlie sheen? in these explosive new interviews he is going off on everybody, alcoholics anonymous and his bosses and says he ll come back to his show with a couple of conditions. i ll speak with ken seal who used to star on a & e s intervention. i ll get his take on this. don t miss that conversation. ai.
keep in mind, several other states under tornado watches. right now chad myers is working on it. we ll have more from chad here. but first this. moammar gadhafi s son probably summed up the current situation in the middle east, this uprising, best when he actually said libya is not egypt or tunisia. and you know that is true. libya s leadership is reacting and responding to this whole wave of anti-government protests very, very differently than did the now deposed leaders of egypt and tunisia. moammar gadhafi makes it clear he s not going anywhere alive. developments from libya, a libyan military jet dropped bombs on to one of their own military bases today. it was a base that was overrun and is now controlled by protestors and cnn staffers actually were nearby. they saw the jet. they heard the explosions. no word yet if anyone was hurt or killed in that bombing. but we re going to get more on that and what our own cnn ben wedeman actually saw here in just a moment. also
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