Return to Transcripts main page   Battle for Control in Libya;
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2011 - 08:00:00   ET    I'm Kristie Lu Stout, in Hong Kong.  The
battle for Libya rages on, with towns changing hands between
rebels and the government hour by hour.  CNN spotlights slavery
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scientists are closely watching the latest activity from this
volcano in Hawaii.  Now, the fight for Libya has raged for three
full weeks, and both sides are paying a bloody price as they
battle for control. Rebels who are based in Benghazi have been
marching on the road to Tripoli. Now, it passes through Surt.
Now, that is the hometown of leader Moammar Gadhafi and a
psychologically important location.  Now, rebels had captured
the coastal town of Bin Jawad, just 160 kilometers away, but
pro-Gadhafi forces have taken it bac