the libya navy sent the missiles to prevent the tanker from leaving and we have more from tripoli. >>r docked at the oil part and by doing so the crew of the morning glory ignored warnings by the libya government to stay away. the port is controlled by rebels trying to sell the oil despite the government's objections and threats to bomb the ship. >> translator: the defense ministry has given instructions to the army to deal with the tanker before docks at the port. we asked the armed forces to stop it at all cost. >> reporter: the confrontation could turn violent, libyan navy and guardian airforce are all on high alert. the military says the tankers crews needed their ship in the port overnight taking advantage of foggy weather. >> translator: they will engage of it as soon as it starts sailing. what presents us from bombing the tanker is saving environmental consequences especially the oil shipment could cause an environmental crisis in the sea. >> reporter: they have taken control of a number of oil exporting ports in the east and demanding a bigger share of the country's oil revenu

libya's navy's lost contact with the tanker. it's now slipped into egyptian waters after being attacked he says by sail' summit rule on the egyptian side of the joined to border that's according to lead his culture minister in a televised news conference his past egypt and other countries to stop the tanker why abortion on of the fall of allie stayed on how much of it is because of this news saga regarding this oil tanker. thank you. and now i think though what happened yesterday and was thus unlike the last straw that broke the camel's back. tom i think it's. the it has been intimidating that taught the past year or so on. i think tennis is in them hasn't really done very well and a critical time. he is in its history. i think he could have done quite a bit stupid of me. the country to do the right direction and that have had the simple successes that you don't know well. asthma affects me he had the chance he could have also done well with this particular ship and he ate them up. deal with it and he knew about it ahead of time

an oil tanker intercepted by the us navy off libya has been returned to the capital tripoli the morning glory was captured by us navy seals almost a week ago. any legally loaded with more than two hundred thousand barrels of crude into rebel held port the aussies abroad the scripts the ship's crew had been detained and are being questioned. libyan prime minister obviously done was sacked over the instant last week after his government failed to stop the ship. for spanish prime minister of golf both solar and is known as the holder of spanish democracy has died aged eighty one after a long battle with dementia the liberal politician was the first democratically elected head of government after the and defences the fungus dictatorship in the nineteen seventies. he served as prime minister from nineteen seventy six to nineteen eighty one and played a key role in spain's transition to democracy praise for his willingness to take tough decisions the authorities investigating the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight three seven b insists that the search for any trace of the aircraft rema

libya. this after us navy seals capture the morning glory. in cyprus is territorial waters. president peres pollution curve on cars to be lifted questions lingering over air quality informal talks. the offer call. welcome back are welcome if you're just joining us this is the false haven't yet had to be russian presence but a mere put in has signed a decree recognizing ukraine's crimea region as a sovereign state we're talking about whether or not. this is in fact the full blown returned to the cold war with a former member of the russian parliament said dimarco was the director of the institute of political studies in moscow. he is in the crimean administrative capital since a roll call. just back from crimea matthew come and speak of the wall street journal's editorial board wrote a piece in this morning's journal also with us. he was a former diplomatic advisor to german chancellor helmut kohl and german ambassador to nato your team did a nice welcome back welcome back as well to boris nine am. economics professor here in paris an advisor to the ukrainian government in th

navy off of libya husband returned to the capital of tripoli. the morning glory was captured almost a week ago. it had been it legally loaded with almost 200 barrels of crude. the ship's crew have been detained and are being questioned. libya's prime minister was sacked over the incident last week after his government failed to stop the ship. former spain prime minister adolfo suarez, known as the father of spanish democracy, has died at age 81 after a long battle with dementia. the politician was the first democratically elected politician after the end of francisco franco's dictatorship. he served as prime minister from 1986 until 1991 and played a key role in france -- in spain's transition to democracy. authorities are investigating the disappearance of mh370 insist that the search for the aircraft remains intensive. french satellite images appeared to show debris in the indian ocean. airline officials have confirmed the passenger jet was carrying wooden pallets, similar to one cited by an australian spotter plane. >> another plane begins th

navy s.e.a.l.s in action. soldiers from the "uss roosevelt" boarded a freighter that was seized by three armed libyans. the freighter will now be sailed back to libya under the control of the u.s. navy. >>> the army general charged with sex wall -- sexually assaulting a female subordinate is accepting a plea deal. attorneys for jeffrey sinclair says he'll plead guilty today for lesser charges. he will face some punishment. but he avoids prison time and won't have to register as a sex offender. >>> coming up, honda announces a recall of nearly 1 million minivans. we'll have details. >>> plus toronto's notorious mayor. new antics on camera. >>> and what will be missing in new york and boston's st. patrick's day parades? >>> welcome back. if last week was any guide, the uncertain situation playing out in ukraine could make this another rough week on wall street. the dow has gone down for five straight sessions. a sign of hope overnight, asian markets seemed to shrug off the weekend's news. they closed only modestly lower today. >>> nearly 1 million honda minivans being recalled. due to a potentially dangerous defect. certain models of the odyssey van

early morning middle of europe time, the navy seals did take control of the ship from their base on board the u.s.s. roosevelt. the ship is on its way back to libya under the control of navy seals and sailors, who had already been deployed in the eastern mediterranean. the case now is ostensibly going to be dealt with by libyan authorities, who had been struggling to maintain control of the oil industry which is centered in the eastern part of libya. >> reporting from washington. the blockade of libya's major oil ports has cost the government more than $5 billion in lost revenue. >>> brigadier general jeffrey sinclair avoided the serious charges against him. we're in fort bragg, north carolina, natasha, tell us what happened in court today. >> reporter: tony, the judge halted proceedings for a week due to concerns that the military rejected an earlier plea offer by the defense. general sinclair is thrilled that the sexual assault charges have been dropped. but an attorney for the accuser has professly argued by dropping the charges not only would harm her but have a far-reaching impact on cases going forward. for the first time in two years briga

this ship is being sailed back to libya by the u.s. navy and this morning officials are inspecting a delta airplane after the wing came off during this comes after a sun wings and south korea now says north korea has fired 25 short-range missiles from its east coast into open water. it a move the south says is a response to joint drills between south carolina and the u.s. and is mant is stir military tngs and create uneasiness. the united states state department says it is closely monitoring the situation. north korea calls the exercises "justifiable south defense." and the u.s. is pushing a framework for additional talks. secretary of state john kerry met with abbas on sunday, urging him to make tough decisions before the april 29th deadline for this peace deals. >> we're just days from the official start of spring but yet another round of wicked weather moving in. not a good day for st. patrick. indra peterson apparently dressed in green. did not to get pinched. we're talking about 2520 and -- when you're just like three days away from sp

tanker is being escorted by the united states navy back to libya.o the central government have taken control of three of the ports and the central government is too weak to take control again. >> what has been happening in libya? >> reporter: the government attempted to use their navy and air force to retake the ship and when it filled they voted no confidence and a pro-u.s. leader led the country on an unmarked plane. the u.s. carrier was in the mediterranean and now members are on the tanker but rebels still control the ports and the eastern parts of the country. in benghazi there were several car bombs just this morning killing eight people. >>> the surreal mystery of flight mh370 and the growing possibility that this may have been one pilot's death wish. a former top fbi agent on the clues that investigators should be looking at more closely >> and you don't need to pay for hbo to hear bill marr tear into republicans. what he said about the old party. >> they represented the richest 1% perfectly. anybody else? corporate america's useful idiots.

. >>> in libya the government said the navy has lost contact with an oil tanker loaded with oil from a rebel-held port. they deified central government and filled a ship flying a north korean flag early w earlier thi. >>> in syria state tv shows president bashar al-assad making his first public appearance since august. he was shown visiting a suburb of the capitol on the front line of the civil war. he visited shelters of displaced people who lost their homes in the fighting between government and opposition. >>> some refugees forced to leave behind theirs life, building a future is a constant struggle. malcolm web reports from the refugee camp in the d.r.c. >> thesthey now live in the repc of congo. it's crowded and hard to imagine that they could learn much, but for the community of nearly 10,000 living here this is all they have. the school is basic. the walls are made of bamboo. the floor is made of earth and benches made of wood and plastic sheeting. this is the only education available here. there is no secondary school nearby. the camp is in an isolated location. the first fun

the author of "libya - from col ni to independence", says it's likely libya about respond with force. >> they have the navy, and the separatists do not. they, the separate government, has an air force. they are in a position, if they have to, to use military force, which they did do once this year when a maltese flagged vessel attempted to approach benghazi. warning shots were fired. warning shots were fired. i suspect that the central government will apply the same forest in this significant. if that doesn't work, i would not be surprised if theyees the ship or bomb it. >> the e.u.'s foreign policy chief is in tehran. the first visit by katherine ashton in six years. let's go live to tehran. what have we learnt from this press conference? >> well, we have learnt that going into the next round of talks in vienna on march 17th, things seem to be a bit more positive, a bit more relaxed between baroness ashton and the iranians. on the iranian side the foreign minister spoke briefly at the press commence. he basically said that there is a short time for success, to come up with a nuclear agreement, a lasting o

navy seals yesterday. it is now sailing back to libya shortly, the plan is to effectively repatriate this vessel. a big deal for the libyans and the rebels trying to get autonomy. >> thing to so much. let's take you to malaysia now where we will listen in to the latest. two groups. countries in the search corridor. countries from which we are taking assistance and expertise. those in the search core door -- satellitesradar and and specific assets for the search. them to share their action plans, rescue action plans, so that we can coordinate the search efforts. details of any information required. revealnot at liberty to information from specific countries. we are gathering all information as part of the ongoing search and rescue operation. ladies and gentlemen, over the , we have been working on the diplomatic, technical requirements of the search. the number of countries involved in the search and rescue decreased to 26. malaysia continues to lead the overall coordination of the search efforts. the southern corridor has been divided into two sections. the demarcations were agreed by the ito. au

the navy seals seized a tankership trying to sell illegal oil from libya. it will help libya's fledgeling government as it tries to crackdown on outlaws that blockaded the ports. who are the navy seals that pulled off a dangerous and seemingly impossible mission. they are outlined in stories from the brotherhood of the us navy seals." we are joined by the two authors - scott mcewan, and richard miniter from washington d.c. what's it like to be a navy seal and how difficult is the hell week and the training and what they do to get there? >> one thing people have to realise is the attrition rate, the guys washed out, that are volunteers, in great shape, many that are olympic athletes that start the program. 70 to 80% wash out in the first two weeks. then you have your sqt and other training later on. essentially a wash out between 70 and 80", sometimes greater amounts. there's less than 3,000 total in the united states. >> 3,000 that have been a navy seal, and you are talking about the best of the best. is there any sort of - what is in the d.n.a. of someone

rebels in libya say a north korean oil tanker has managed to escape into international waters. it's a potential embarrassment for the prime minister. he says the navytanker from a rebel-held port in eastern libya. >>> and security forces are being sent to an area in india where security forced were attacked. >>> al jazeera has uncovered new evidence suggesting the lockerbie bombing was linked to iran. >>> in syria 13 nuns have been welcomed after being held for more than three months by rebel fighters. they agreed to release the nuns after the syrian government agreed to free 153 female prisoners. >>> the un children's agency unicef says the war is having a terrible effect on many young syrians. they say a large number of children are being recruited to fight. the un estimates at least 10,000 kids have been killed. and about half of the schoolage children are unable to go to school, creating a lost generation. >> reporter: these pictures show syrian forces dropping barrel bombs. attacks like this killed at least 400 people in february alone. children were among the dead. 3-year-old mace was lucky to survive. her father says she has become traumatiz

libya of late. the libyan government attempted to use its navy and air force last week to retake the stolen oil tankered, the libyan parliament voted no confidence last tuesday in the prime minister, who then thread the country on an unmarked plane for malta and then onward to europe. the u.s. navy vessels involved in the oerpg today were part of the "uss george h.w. bush" aircraft carrier group. the problem is libyan rebels still control the eastern sector of the country and several oil ports, which they seized control of recently. the central libyan government is very week. in fact, in benghazi this morning, several car bombs explo exploded, killing eight. >> such great background on all of that, jennifer. such a complex situation in libya. thank you so much. >>> so could there be a link between the shoe bomber and the disappearance of that malaysia jet? that was recently revealed at the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law. and what it may mean. we're going to get deeper into this. >>> and the moment that an earthquake hit in los angeles, there it is captured on live tv this morning. the breaking

navy seals and discusses steel operations going back to the vietnam war. heels of reports and the actions of two seals in paris during the attack and the american diplomatic mission in benghazi, libya on september 11th 2012. >> now joining us on book tv, author richard mentor. what do you write about? >> days that interest me in the open interest of the people. eyes on target is about the navy seals. it's a little bit different about the culture of the navy seals, what makes them different and unique. the united states navy has spent millions of dollars. what makes some people go through basic training and 70 percent of people fail, demographics, ethnic, family background, religion and found that none of that matters. navy seal screw. stand up baby seals grew up in public housing. summer white, summer and mr. mr. black. some are hispanic, some are asian, summer native-born, many are foreign-born. in this book have the story first ever told a series of the come from all walks of life, all economic backgrounds and faiths. the common denominator among what makes this deal get through all of these levels of training and makes them a real standout as combat. three things which no one el

libya's prime minister fled the country last week as a result of the crisis. the u.s. navyn the oil tanker the libyan government at sea, we're told. >> jennifer, thank you. late brain in chad williams, a former navy seal who served on missions dealing with pirates. i don't want you to get into operational details but give us an idea how one might accomplish this mission. >> sure. without giving away any of the details, you can say there's a couple different options. the navy could have just been very outspoken, as they're approaching the vessel, said something like, what's going on? is it the u.s. and we have navy seals onboard here. perhaps you have seen the movie "captain phillips" you know what will happen next? and they gave up. or could have gone incognito. waterborne operations is the bred -- bread and butter of the seal teams. >> just make sure they know that you mean business here. you don't want to hurt anybody but you have to make things known. >> absolutely. my experience, the majority of the time when we're doing operations we'll catch these guys by surprise, wh

navy recruiting station. this was going to be the two-year anniversary of the bombing of libya in 1986. it was only his intervention that saved that recruiting station from being bombed. in 1995 you may remember timothy mcveigh came very close to escape over the state line after bombing the oklahoma city holding. he was caught by an oklahoma highway patrolman named charles hanger. hanger noticed that he didn't have copper plates on his vehicle and he noticed it when they were passing like this on a highway at very high-speed. he swung around and he stopped mcveigh. he was a trained patrolman so whether crick way he assessed that a slide bulge within the jacket of mcveigh suggested a pistol and so they had a little talk about that. the terrorists said my sidearm is loaded and the patrolman said so is mine. after a brief standoff the terrorist got into his car and dutifully wrote back to the station and then hanger did not stop there. while the man was inside hangar returned to his vehicle because long training taught them that many times the suspect tries to defend themselves. he looked

navy seals seized an oil tanker off the coast of cyprus. it was carrying oil smuggled out of libya. they were attempting to sell it on global markets. no one was injured. >> general motors recalling 1.7 million vehicles. the automaker recalling 2 million last months. problems from faulty airbags to engine fires. they are the headlines. i'm thomas drayton in new york. remember, you can get the latest news on >> on america tonight. special coverage on stories the world can watching, raising hopes and sowing confusion about the fate of malaysia flight 370. >> they said the plane was in another direction. in terms of timing, they knew the direction, but covered it up. they haven't given us explanation why they concealed it. >> anger, anxiety for the families. >> and crimea after a rubber stamp referendum. >> the soul is singing. we are home, we are with russia. >> putin's power play puts the west on deference. what's the next move and can anything stop it ? welcome to a special "america tonight." we note the special interest of our are audience, we focus on both stories this hour. the c

navy. >> the libyan government has been trying to rebuild its army. as john hendren reports from the revolutionary strong hold of misrata, tens of thousands of former fighters joined pro-government forces. >> libya's post revolutionary army is a marriage of former enemies. there are long-time rebels gaoled by muammar gaddafi is regime, like this general. >> translation: i'm still in a state of ecstasy from the victory of the february 17th revolution. >> and other officers joined. trnchs i deflected from the regime. i saw how it worked. >> they are now all part of one libyan army. inside libya's defense force is made up of smaller armies. some of the fighters that rested the country from muammar gaddafi's grip, are part of the security problem. rogue militias fired on demonstrators, threatening to overthrow the congress. >> armed brigades entered the arsenal, and with the political issues that come with the transition, we have a terrible security situation. >> the prime minister's fledgeling government is trying to control the groups. placing them under control oft army. here, where the streets were left a riddled ruin, most of the fighters joined the army. >> this is one of several tank yards, wit

navy recruiting station. and this was going to be the two year anniversary of the bombing of libya in 1986. and it was only suplinski's intervention that saved that recruiting station from being bombed by yu. 995 you -- 1995 you may remember that timothy mcveigh came very close to escape over a state line after bombing the oklahoma city building. he was caught by a oklahoma highway patrolman nameed charles hangar. hangar noticed that simplest of things, that he didn't have proper plates on his vehicle. and he noticed it when they were passing like this on a highway at a very high speed. so he swung around, and he stopped mcveigh. he was a trained patrolman, so rather quickly he assessed that a slight bulge within the jacket of or -- of mcveigh suggested a pistol, and so they had a little talk about that. and the terrorist said that my side arm is loaded, and the fbi's john o'neill was one man who did so. remarkable, well trained, thoughtful. for years he had believed that al-qaeda was coming back to his city. john o'neill was a kind of cassandra, he knew it was coming, and he kept warning o

michelle is working on another story involving navy s.e.a.l.s who parent went on board and took back a vessel that had been command eared? >> so the eastern half of libya has been taken over by militants, controlling some of the ports. they illegally hired a tanker to come in and load up 250,000 barrels worth of oil that they hope to sell to fund their movement. cypre cyprus asked for the u.s. to step in. navy s.e.a.l.s seized it. we haven't heard much more details. >> this is a north korean flagged tanker. >> even though north korea claims they don't have anything to do it. you just don't know what it is. >> the thing is filled will oil. >> filled with oil. >> libyan oil. >> that the guys had command deered, stolen, et cetera. >> anyone injured? >> we don't know. >> early reports were no one was are you readied injured. thank you very much. >>> sue, down to you. >> thank you, ty. to gm. a new round of recalls for general motors. we're finally hearing from the ceo mary barra. over the past month the stock is down about 5% phil lebeau joins us with some of the details. phil? >> this is a case of gm trying to get out of in front of the this recall story

libya. we assume those on board who were taken into custody are going to face some sort of prosecution under libyan law. >> how rare is this for u.s. navy seals to capture a ship from another country? >> well, it's not unusual. of course, remember the case of the alabama four years ago that happened off the coast of somalia. but this is not something that the u.s. navy goes around doing every single day. that said, after the hostage situation involving the alabama which is a private container vessel sailing four years ago, the u.s. and other countries formerred a joint task force to try to combat piracy, mainly piracy carried out by somali citizens. however, it's not something of the sort that is needed in the mediterranean, but it does lead uupup to the riff in libya regarding oil sharing, and they need to find a way to resolve that matter, or else this could happen again. >> we'll dig deeper on that in a couple of minutes. libyan well exports account for 95% of the country's total revenue, but it's three major ports are controlled by this man, a rebel leader, who was given the job of protecting the supports during the revolution. he t

libya. but holland, is that how you say it? >> france he is wobblably guy too against putin. >> >> right after the russian army. the russian military seized 5/6th of ukraine's navyllande isn't taking off the table of idea of selling russia two helicopter carriers 1.6 billion-dollar deal. what he has done instead of scrab the deal, he has just clayed it until october to consider it, putting it after elections. that shows you just how unprincipled some of these western european leaders are. >> all right, so bottom line is unless putin does something else, which he may, and even then i don't know if you're gonna get germany, britain, and france to ever help you out in any meaningful way. i will give you the last word. >> indeed, you are absolutely right. here is where it is important that we have new york and certainly the baltic countries. the foreign minister of poland are showing that it is important to stand on principle especially staring down vladimir putin. >> they don't have the power that the other three have and that's the problem. >> you are right there. >> okay, doctor, thanks as always. directly ahead james rosen on what the u.s.a. is doing to solve th

of the navy seals an seals and discusse operations going back to the vietnam war and reports on the actions of two seals that perished during the attack on the american diplomatic mission in libya on september 11, 2012. >> joining us on booktv is author richard miniter. what do you write about? >> i write about things that interest me and i hope other people. this latest book, i is on target, is about the culture of the navy seals. united states navy has spent millions of dollars trying to discover how the navy seal is made. what makes some people see the trading and what makes 70% of people fail. they look at the demographics, ethnicity, they look at religion and they found out none of that matters. the navy seals senator demint standout navy seals grew up on public housing. some are hispanic and asian, many of them are foreign born and one was born in a prison in communist prison with a struggle. so a couple of walks of life all from economic backgrounds. you can't fin can find a common denominator except for one thing. when they get through all these levels of training it makes than a standout in the combat and did they do three things at the same time but you know what you

libya. but holland, is that how you say it? >> france he is wobblably guy too against putin. >> >> right after the russian army. the russian military seized 5/6th of ukraine's navy isn't taking off the table of idea of selling russia two helicopter carriers 1.6 billion-dollar deal. what he has done instead of scrab the deal, he has just clayed it until october to consider it, putting it after elections. that shows you just how unprincipled some of these western european leaders are. >> all right, so bottom line is unless putin does something else, which he may, and even then i don't know if you're gonna get germany, britain, and france to ever help you out in any meaningful way. i will give you the last word. >> indeed, you are absolutely right. here is where it is important that we have new york and certainly the baltic countries. the foreign minister of poland are showing that it is important to stand on principle especially staring down vladimir putin. >> they don't have the power that the other three have and that's the problem. >> you are right there. >> okay, doctor, thanks as always. directly ahead james rosen on what the u.s.a. is doing to solve the jetl

navy commandos, raided a libyan tanker. first this report from rosalyn jordan. >> u.s. officials reportedly had considered intervening in the case of the morning glory, the commercial tanker that docked in libyan yah anlib -- libya with f dollars of oil attempted to be sold on the black market. however a u.s. official told reporters on monday that this sort of intervention could not have happened without the express request of the libyan government as it happened because the ship was in international waters near cypress, the cypriot government asked the u.s. to intervene. president obama did give the order and late sunday night europe tine the navy seals did take control of the ship board their ship, the scu u.s.s. roosevelt. the u.s.s. stout was already deployed in the eastern immediate strainan as parts of an ongoing military exercise excursion. the case will ostensibly dealt with by libyan authorities who struggled to maintain control of the oil industry centered in the eastern part of libya. >> how seal teams prepare for missions like this is robert du bois, a member of a security team. welcome. >> thanks very much john. >> i know there's a lot of classified information about this but tell us about the uncla

navy seals and discusses operations on back to the vietnam war. he reports on the actions of two and five have perished during the attack on american diplomatic mission in benghazi, libyaon september 11, 2012. >> joining us in booktv is author richard miniter. what do you write about? >> i write about things that interest me. i hope the interest of the people. the latest book is called "eyes on the target," but the navy seals but it's a different. it's about the culture of the navy seals, what makes them different and unique people. the united states navy has spent millions of dollars trying to discover how a navy s.e.a.l. is made. what makes some people go through basic training and what makes 70% of people fail. they looked for demographics ethnicity, family background religion and be done none of that matters. some of the most successful navy seals grew up in wealthy suburban homes and some real standout navy seals grew up on food stamps in public housing. some are wide, some are black jeh johnson who now runs -- some are hispanic, some are asian. some are nativeborn. many are foreign-born but in this book i have a story who grew up in that struggle. they come from

navy confirms the s.e.a.l.s captured some southeast of cyprus. the ship was hijacked from a libyan port by three armed men earlier this month. it carrying oil owned by libya. that country's government asked for u.s. help. no one was hurt in the raid. >>> the official start of spring just three days away, millions of americans from the midwest to the east coast are facing a final blast of winter this morning. snow is piling up in virginia. we have a bus crash north of richmond this morning. at least four people are hurt. parts of i-95 are closed. it is also snowing heavily in atlantic city, new jersey. wyatt andrews is in washington, d.c. where the severe weather is leading the government to close offices yet again. wyatt, good morning. >> reporter: charlie and nora, good morning. well, later on this week, d.c. will feel like los angeles, with temperatures slated to be in the 60s by thursday. but right now in d.c., it is 30 degrees. there's about 5 to 6 inches of snow on the ground. and for the fourth time this season, a winter storm has shut down the federal government. the biggest problem came out in the suburbs surrounding washington, where 7 to 10 inch

libya have got away from government forces taking twenty five million dollars worth of fuel with them they took advantage of bad weather it's risky for the navy blockade of a major seaport controlled by powerful minissha embarrassment led to the prime minister being sacked as they'll talk to the editor of pan african newswire as a q if i may well what does this tell us about the level of control these rebel groups have in libya. well that clearly indicates that the central government in tripoli does not have control not only of the three to four major all ports in the east of the country but also purported militia and military forces which they claim to be commanding they had ordered a substantial mobilization to where the. morning glory. was docked had been loaded with libyan crude oil had been threatened for months these militia groups in the east that they would start exploiting all irrespective of the political will of the government in tripoli but it indicates that they were not able to stop this alternative which was north korean flagged although it's questionable whether the tanker itself is owned by north korea and they were able to e

navy seals has taken control of an oil freighter that was hijacked in the mediterranean by armed libyans. new video into fox news of that ship now docked off of port in libyaama. those seals launching the raid from the uss roosevelt. the hijacked ship was loaded with 200,000-barrels of oil. >>> and you heard bret talking about this. in a few hours, the united states will announce sanctions against russia. this after crimea's election chief announced that 97% of the voters in that region supported leaving ukraine and becoming a russian province. president obama telling russian president putin the u.s. will not recognize the vote, calling it unlawful. >>> and the founder of westborough baptist church is on his death bed. 84-year-old phelps in hospice care. though a church spokesperson would not give further details. westborough known for proceed testing at soldiers' funeral, holding fate-filled signs like thank god for dead soldiers. >>> and do you ever wonder what your dog does when you aren't home? apparently they do a lot of that. this dog caught red handed, or red pawed, we should say, break his owner's one rule. no jumping on the bed. the guy installed