turnout extremely high in the first true election in 30 years. voters decide whether to support changes to the egyptian constitution drawnup after the throw of dictator hosni mubarak. after the deadly crash in bronx last week, that killed 15 people. police set up check points on the buses and none of the buses passed the inspection and ten were taken out of service and 54 tickets for various violations. steve. thank you very much, brian. this is a fox news alert. u.s. b-2 bombers flying for the united states dropped at least 40 stealth bombs on the libyan airfield, wiping out gaddafi s air force. and he claims it s terrorism and vows to keep fighting. is it the time for president obama to be on a road trip to south america. for a fair and balanced debate woof doug schoen and from the
trusted, who would have thought? he says he ll strike back and fight for the long-term. the and here is exactly what he said probably 20 minutes ago through a bizarre translator, he says, quote, we will not leave our land and we will liberate it and he he went on to ramble on and on and threaten the western targets. there is some concern among john brennan and others in the administration, the obama administration that gaddafi will do what he he does best, terror and reigniting some of the cells around the globe. some other things he said on state television moments ago and turn around and see what it has for it shortly and air raids amounts to terrorism and that the government forces on the ground will be victorious, the guy can hope, he would, clearly, they ve been we ve already taken out so many of them. and all libyans now carry weapons to defend the country. so he s armed the people of libya, he says, and we will not leave our land. we will liberate it. one thing the policy
because the very same language used by the u.n. in the mid 90s and we re kind of on that path right now. it s kind of the mission, because there s always mission creep. right, exactly, exactly. and right now if the president is just saying, okay, we re going to go in there and we are re going to protect those people and a number of european people would like to see regime change. but when the president says there will be no boots on the ground that s very limiting. all right, and i think we re limiting ourselves for no good reason at this point. whatever we re talking about doing, we always should always keep the options on the table and keeping him guessing and one of the things i think we can agree on. gaddafi is a master at retaining power. i was on sky news the moment he announced the troops, this isn t buying time, we ve got to figure out how to get in and do this quickly, where the powell doctrine applies, if we need to do force, use force,
gaddafi tanks and then the american efforts along with the british and put out over 110 tomahawk missiles from 11 vessels including three submarines and we find out about an operation in libya that started the u.s. that s right, we ve learned that apparently a number of stealth bombers took off from the united states and presumably they took off from whiteman air force base to the south and east of kansas city, missouri. three of them took off, flew nonsense from the united states, made a bombing run there in libya, dropped 40 bombs on libyan air fields and destroyed gaddafi s air force, we understand perhaps entirely. and what the u.s. believes may be a campaign by muammar gaddafi, state libyan claims that 48 civilians mostly women and children, they say. right. have been killed by the air threat, although there were defect,from gaddafi s
administration that claims he has been stockpiling bodies, corpses to roll out in this event. and something that crossed ten points ago, that a reuters reporter had been out in one of the areas where some of the vehicles, some of the military vehicles had been attacked by air, presumably and they, according to reuters saw a total of 14 dead there near the bombed out area. benghazi. so, what does muammar gaddafi think about the action. we knew after they had the security council vote with five abstentions, he said all right, we ll cease-fire and all of a sudden he didn t. they continued to roll through benghazi and incredible job there, telling us how perilous that situation is. that passes, a cease-fire the first requirement that s put into play and find out it s not put into play. turns out gaddafi can t be