some hits over the weekend. where do things stand now? reporter: well, they continue to take those hits. but there is sort of an emerging force among the rebels, which is this new national libyan army that is trying to organize itself, trying to push forward, and in fact keeping the irregulars to the rear. what we did see today is that for the first time there was a rebel counterbarrage of missiles that went on for quite some time, longer than i ve seen yet. and so it does appear that they are beginning to organize themselves. and i think what we re also seeing is the effect of two weeks of the no-fly zone, of the nato airstrikes, although there really haven t been too many in the last 24 to 48 hours in this part of the country, but we re being told by opposition
last drop of our blood to get rid of moammar gadhafi. there s no talking with the gadhafis, they want all of them out. anderson? and ben, how are things at the front? i mean, opposition forces took some hits over the weekend. where do things stand now? reporter: well, they continue to take those hits. but there is sort of an emerging force among the rebels, which is this new national libyan army that is trying to organize itself, trying to push forward, and in fact keeping the irregulars to the rear. what we did see today is that for the first time there was a rebel counterbarrage of missiles that went on for quite some time, longer than i ve seen yet. and so it does appear that they are beginning to organize themselves. and i think what we re also seeitw we t nzo, of natoirsts, really haven t been too many in the last 24 to 48 hours in this part of the country, but we re being told by opposition officers in the opposition army
force among the rebels, which is this new national libyan army that is trying to organize itself, trying to push forward, and in fact keeping the irregulars to the rear. what we did see today is that for the first time there was a rebel counterbarrage of missiles that went on for quite some time, longer than i ve seen yet. and so it does appear that they are beginning to organize themselves. and i think what we re also seeing is the effect of two weeks of the no-fly zone, of the nato airstrikes, although there really haven t been too many in the last 24 to 48 hours in this part of the country, but we re being told by opposition officers in the opposition army that the troops within the gadhafi troops within brega are beginning to run low on ammunition, they re cut off, and
say i asked them, what do you think of this talk of some sort of compromise solution? and he said, we are going to fight to the last man, to the last drop of our blood to get rid of moammar gadhafi. there s no talking with the gadhafis, they want all of them out. anderson? and ben, how are things at the front? i mean, opposition forces took some hits over the weekend. where do things stand now? reporter: well, they continue to take those hits. but there is sort of an emerging force among the rebels, which is this new national libyan army that is trying to organize itself, trying to push forward, and in fact keeping the irregulars to the rear. what we did see today is that for the first time there was a rebel counterbarrage of missiles that went on for quite some time, longer than i ve seen yet.