Libya rebels say Bani Walid tribal leaders divided

NORTH OF BANI WALID/TRIPOLI, Libya  — Libyan rebels said Sunday that tribal leaders in a besieged pro-Moammar Gadhafi stronghold are divided over what to do and will likely surrender rather than see their followers fight one another. Rebel forces control most of the oil-rich North African nation ...

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