KAYE: Libya's rebel government says ousted leader Moammar Gadhafi may be hiding in the western part of the country protected by a Nomatic tribe. The government also says one of Gadhafi's sons may be hold up in his hometown of Sirte. Right now the fierce battle for control of Sirte shows no sign of ending anytime soon. Gadhafi loyalists have dug in using snipers and machine guns and other heavy weapons. And what appears to be a fight to the finish. In Italy, court is taking a break today in closing arguments in the Amanda Knox appeal case. Her lawyers are urging a jury to acquit Knox and her Italian co-defendant of murder. Both Knox and her co-defendant have been convicted of sexually assaulting and murdering, Meredith Kercher, a British student. She was sentenced to 26 years in prison. Her co-defendant was sentenced to 25 years. Court is set to resume tomorrow. At the U.N. today, the Security Council agreed to send the Palestinian application for statehood to its admissions committee for review. The first meeting of the committee is set for Friday. The U.S. is vowing to veto that move. Up next, a new food recall out right now. Stay tuned for the details. We'll have them for you.
Battle for Gadhafi's Hometown; Amanda Knox Appeal Case