VELSHI: Forty-seven minutes after the hour. A lot going on this morning and here are your headlines. Breaking news from Tripoli: Dictator, Moammar Gadhafi's Libyan compound has been hit by NATO again. Libyan television confirming the attacks at least 25 explosions reported during airstrikes overnight targeting a military barracks as well as Gadhafi's compound. No word yet on the extent of damages or the casualties. President Saleh supporters insists his plan to return to Yemen; he plans to return to Yemen once he recovers from his injuries. He's in Saudi Arabia right now where he had two different operations. U.S. officials say he suffered burns to 40 percent of his body, had a collapsed lung and a serious shrapnel wound following an attack on his compound on Friday. Congressman Anthony Weiner finally admitting that he sent an inappropriate photo to a woman on Twitter; he said he's sorry but he's not resigning. House Minority Leader, Nancy Pelosi has now called for an ethics investigation into Weiner's conduct. Thousands of people evacuating their homes in eastern Arizona this morning; one of the worst wildfires in the history of the state has increased in size by more than 20 percent in the last 24 hours. It's already burned a quarter of a million acres. The markets open in 45 minutes. Right now, the DOW, NASDAQ, S&P; 500 futures all up after four days of decline. ABC has announced that Katie Couric will join the network -- join the network and host a daytime talk show that will debut in September 2012. Couric left the anchor chair at the CBS Evening News last month. You're caught up on the day's headlines. AMERICAN MORNING back after the break.
Libyan State TV: Gadhafi's Compound Hit; Saleh Suffers Burns To 40 Percent Of Body