LEMON: One of Libya's last outposts of support for former leader Moammar Gadhafi is under siege right now. Fighters loyal to the new government are trying to take the town of Bani Walid by force after talks collapsed this week. CNN's senior international correspondent, Ben Wedeman, filed this report from near the Gadhafi stronghold.</s>BEN WEDEMAN, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: As soon as the deadline expired, opposition fighters fought their way to the edges of Bani Walid. But there, after making initial progress, they came under intense fire from Gadhafi loyalists. NTC officials saying they believe there are some Special Forces or elite forces of the Libyan army inside that town. And they were forced -- the opposition fighters -- to move back under fire.</s>ABDULLAH KINSHEI, NTC BANI WALID NEGOTIATOR: Our troops, they started to come out -- the remnant of Gadhafi troops at the entrance of the city. However -- and they found a lot of weapons still there. They had been fired on by artillery, rockets and also snipers all over that entrance. And they used the houses as their -- protection (ph).</s>WEDEMAN: Later in the day, we heard overhead jets and saw large plumes of smoke on the horizon. It appears that that is NATO bombing on the town of Bani Walid. In the meantime, opposition fighters pulled back, apparently waiting for more reinforcements before making another attempt to enter the town of Bani Walid. I'm Ben Wedeman, CNN, reporting from western Libya.</s>LEMON: All right then, the lottery jackpot was worth a whopping $99 million but not one cent went to a man, not one, one red cent, went to a man who played the lottery for eight years with his co-workers. Can you say lawsuit?
Last Outpost of Gadhafi Supports Under Siege