charles tailor will be sentenced for war crimes. he was sentenced for apaiding rebels.e was the first head of state to be convicted as a war trill since world war ii. >>> the u.s. marines on the front line may have a lighter load to carry thanks to the solar backpacks. it will help produce fuel in the overall weight of the batteries and also provide more reliable electricity. anything to lighten the load. >> anything for our marines. >> there is a special license plate in california was made as a tribute to victims of the 99-11 terror attacks. people who bought one they were told their money would help families who lost loved ones and fund counter-terrorism. millions went to the state deep in debt. ainsley earhardt is here with this story. >> after 9-11 california lawmakers looked at a way to embrace the country's patriotism and help the victim's family. the answer the special license plates with the words we will never forget. they cost an initial 50 bucks plus $40 in annual renewal fee. 15 percent of the money would go to scholarships for the victim's children. the ma

. >> a judge sentenced charles tailor for 50 years in prison for war crimes.and this is one of the largest ever handed down. day love shipped arms and other sly supplies to rebels in return for diamonds mined by slave labor. activists hope this will send a message he will be held accountable. >> attorneys for wiki laekz founder plan to challenge his legal defeat, britain's supreme court cleared the way for assange to be exindicted to sweden, concluding the warrant was properly issued and he spent two years fighting extradition attempts. his attorneys plan to request extra time to study the judgment with an eye towards trying to reopen the case. >> there is a bit of joy today in earthquake ravaged itally. rescuers pulled a 65-year-old woman from the rubble after she spent 12 hours buried in what used to be her kitchen. her home collapsed during the 5.8 quake. and this is one of 600 after shocks. the death toll now reached 17. a criminal investigation has been launched to determine why so many buildings failed during those quakes. >> still ahead at 4:00 college

. >> prosecutors are demanding an 80 year sentence for former liberian president charles tailor involving some of the gruesome war crimes in modern history, judges found him guilty of selling arms to rebels committing atrocities in sierra leone. and i met some victims last year and tailor convicted of 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity. he rb sentenced this month. >> minnesota congress woman michelle bachmann endorsed mitt romney for president. >> i think for all of america this is a very simple proposition. this november. president barack obama, president mitt rom nee. you decide. very easy. >> bachmann dropped out of the race in january. and democrats are already using the pointed attacks she made against romney in the primaries when calling romney the person who quote, gave the blueprint for obama care. >> just ahead, a growing threat to a house in florida. this giant sink hole is only getting bigger. >> and not just about anyone can get an ivy league education for free. >> i'm spencer christian. clouds, showers lingering but sunny skies around the corner, i'll have th

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