gadaffi may end up staying in fire. >> gadaffi should not leave libya and that the libyan people should decide their future. >> the pentagon is preparing to pull u.s. war planes out of the mission over libya starting on sunday. >>> japanese and u.s. military ships sent helicopters to patrol japan's tsunami ravaged coastline to look for more bodies. more than 16,000 people are still missing after that 9.0 earthquake and tsunami. also today test results came in on the groundwater beneath the crippled nuclear power plant that dominated headlines and tests show not surprisingly unsafe radiation levels. but experts believe drinking water supplies will not become contaminated. >>> life in prison without the possibility of parole. that was the sentence today for the former prince william county park ranger who pleaded guilty to killing his wife and his two step-children. this happened back in february of 2009. dean said he got tired of his wife nagging so he shot her to death and then murdered his step-children. in court today family members of the three victims said dean was pure evil. >> i j

amid the battles at least two members of gadaffi's regime have resigned.a's foreign minister. libyan officials insist he stepped down because of his health but coalition leaders see it as a sign that gadaffi's regime is crumbling. on capitol hill top pentagon officials met with lawmakers who are growing more frustrated by the day over the lack of clarity about the next steps in libya. >> how long do you anticipate our military mission will last? >> no one can predict for you how long it will take. >> reporter: c.i.a. operatives are now on the ground in libya but secretary gates and admiral mike mullin assured them the u.s. is now playing a supporting role in libya and won't take a lead in arming and training the rebels. >> if there will be that kind of assistance to the opposition there are plenty of sources for it other than the united states. >> reporter: the pentagon's top officials stood by president obama's pledge not to send u.s. ground troops into libya. and they insist that in the end the people of libya will be the ones who bring down gadaffi. dan

. >>> in the battle in libya, ante-gadaffi forces are trying to recover from a major setback. nato pilots bombed a group of rebels in a column of tacks. alexis christophorus on how nato explains this mistake. >> reporter: these rebel fighters rushed to the hospital injured not in clashes with gadaffi's forces but in nato air strikes. nato admits its pilots made a mistake which killed at least five antigovernment fighters. a top official said he regretted the mix up but commanders explained in the past only gadaffi's forces had tanks. no one told nato leaders the rebels had captured armored vehicles and were moving in a column towards brega. >> it is very hard to pinpoint any of this military hardware without causing civilian casualties. >> reporter: nato says this video shows how careful pilots are to inspect their targets and avoid civilian deaths. but at times there is confusion on the battle field. >> the situation in the area is still very fluid with tanks and other vehicles moving in different directions making it very difficult to distinguish who may be operating them. >

. >> there was the possibility that gadaffi could survive by regrouping in the south. i am wondering how he would then pay. i am looking at your own paper which tells me all of the energy goes out through the north coast. however the you raise the money? >> he has been planning for this a long time. we call him a mad man, but he is not as crazy as that. what he has been doing -- when oil was so, it brings in revenue. he has been buying gold for years. libya has enormous gold reserves. unlike a lot of nations that choose to store their gold reserves in secure places like switzerland and fort knox, he has kept it all in tripoli. he has as well secured there. -- it will secure there. this is a mobile source of funds. you cannot spend a gold as easily as cash. it might be necessary to sell a bit. he has enough to keep a were going for years. he is not short of funds. he could endure the loss of oil production. >> any other questions? >> thank you very much. he speculated on a little bit about algeria. a couple months back as it was always about what country was next. i was

. >> there was the possibility that gadaffi could survive by regrouping in the south. i am wondering how he would then pay. i am looking at your own paper which tells me all of the energy goes out through the north coast. however the you raise the money? >> he has been planning for this a long time. we call him a mad man, but he is not as crazy as that. what he has been doing -- when oil was so, it brings in revenue. he has been buying gold for years. libya has enormous gold reserves. unlike a lot of nations that choose to store their gold reserves in secure places like switzerland and fort knox, he has kept it all in tripoli. he has as well secured there. -- it will secure there. this is a mobile source of funds. you cannot spend a gold as easily as cash. it might be necessary to sell a bit. he has enough to keep a were going for years. he is not short of funds. he could endure the loss of oil production. >> any other questions? >> thank you very much. he speculated on a little bit about algeria. a couple months back as it was always about what country was next. i was

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gadaffi troops are passing out weapons to the people in the capitol of tripoli who say they will use them. the pentagon is planning to pull planes out of the mission starting sunday leaving no strikes and no fly zones up to nato. and the u.s. and its coalition partners continue to stress the only acceptable outcome is for gadaffi to step down. >>> exactly three weeks since the disaster in japan rescue teams are intensifying their search for bodies. an estimated 16,000 people still missing following the earthquake and tsunami that devastated that country and for the next three days 120 aircraft and 65 ships will scour the hardest hit areas for remains. near the crippled nuclear plant search teams are wearing protective gear to guard against radiation. the plant's owner released this video taken eight days ago shown significant damage inside one of the reactors. you can still see smoke coming out of the complex. even japan's prime minister doesn't know if the plant is stabilized. >>> search crews did fine one possible survivor of the disaster today's. the japanese coastguard rescued th

military engagement and it involves genocide and the grave and systematic war crimes, it appeared that gadaffi was prepared to commit this and it kept them from carrying out this resolution. we have not seen that magnitude of violence in other countries and we hope that we will not. >> diplomacy is the favored solution to the challenges in the arab world. this means being reactive and watching from the sidelines and offering help to those trying to consolidate their revolution. >> this is a question of military intervention. what these countries really need -- to get rid of these dictators is help in building a civic society. the reform process does not mean having an election for several political parties. and if democracy and the rule of law will and that itself in egypt and yemen and elsewhere, these countries need to have helped and this is something that the west can really provide. >> in places like this where the conservative regimes with close ties to the west have cracked down on protests, there have been harsh diplomatic words -- words but little else. the decision to send forces to

the attack comes a day after gadaffi forces attacked rebels in libya's third largest city. at least 32 people died but rebels still claimed victory in that city. >>> in syria thousands of mourners layed protestors today. they shot them during antigovernment protests today. they are stepping up their violent crackdown, tracking down, arresting or killing opponents of the president. the unrest in syria claimed more than 120 lives since friday. >>> christians around the world celebrated easter today celebrating what the faithful believe was the resurrection of jesus christ three days after his crucifiction. >> reporter: a tornado may have battered their community but easter worshipers at holy spirit catholic church outside st. louis came to mass with their spirits in tact. >> god was shining on us. >> reporter: she lost power from the storm which hit the area friday evening. she said those who lost their homes to the twister were on her mind. >> it is really, really hard and i haven't lost my home. i can certainly sympathize with them. we all look to family and friends and we

despite the withdrawal there are reports gadaffi forces continue to shell the city.eanwhile the u.s. military confirmed the first strike by a predator drone in libya. the unmanned aircraft destroyed a government rocket launcher. >>> in syria security forces opened fire killing at least 12 civilians during funerals for prodemocracy protestors the funerals for the nearly 90 people killed the day before in the bloodiest day of demonstrations. the country's long time president has agreed to step down in 30 days as long as he is not prosecuted. but the opposition still has reservations about any deal. >>> the royal wedding is less than a week away and planners are going to great length to keep the designer and design of kate middleson's address a secret. >> reporter: westminster abbey is regal and very imposing so when kate middleton walks down the aisle she will need a dress that is not just spectacular but also fit for a king. from her shop in the fairmont hotel this designer has created all kinds of gowns for all kinds of brides. >> i would like to see her in something

i hear -- have all we get rid of gadaffi? we are ready in there for a billion dollars. we did not give anything from libya. i am interested in libya if we keep the oil. some said that is a sovereign nation. give me a break. is have since with iraq' similar. we spend a lot. we spend 1.5 trillion dollars so far. we can build a big chunk of our country for that. we go to afghanistan in we go to iraq. we go to school and we build a road. they blow up the school and we build another one. in the meantime we cannot get a fucking school built. it is unbelievable. when i heard we were going to iraq, somebody said we were going to the oil. i said that makes sense. that is smart. a k? now i am saying that makes sense. the second largest oil deal in the world, it the second largest reserve in the world, $15 trillion. that does a lot to solve our deficit problem. does it not? $15 trillion. seconds after saudi arabia. here is what we do. we go into iraq and a guesstimate their army. we have policemen. we have a police man over here. everybody hates us. what i say is simply very sinis

. >> there was the possibility that gadaffi could survive by regrouping in the south. i am wondering how he would then pay. i am looking at your own paper which tells me all of the energy goes out through the north coast. however the you raise the money? >> he has been planning for this a long time. we call him a mad man, but he is not as crazy as that. what he has been doing -- when oil was so, it brings in revenue. he has been buying gold for years. libya has enormous gold reserves. unlike a lot of nations that choose to store their gold reserves in secure places like switzerland and fort knox, he has kept it all in tripoli. he has as well secured there. -- it will sece there. this is a mobile source of funds. you cannot spend a gold as easily as cash. it might be necessary to sell a bit. he has enough to keep a were going for years. he is not short of funds. he could endure the loss of oil production. >> any other questions? >> thank you very much. he speculated on a little bit about algeria. a couple months back as it was always about what country was next. i was w

comercio.en libia, los rebeldes reportaron ocho bajas en un nuevo enfrentamiento con fuerzas de muamar gadaffie 16 aÑos lucha contra la pobreza para ser modelio y periodisca. cada maÑana ella recorre una esquina mÁs transitada del salvador vendiendo periÓdicos. >> la prensa, el grÁfico. >> jennifer se pasea por la calle, ofrece los periÓdicos con las noticias del dÍa. >> el diario de hoy, la prensa. >> no le impide soÑar. un dÍa caminarÁ sobre una pasarela. >> bueno, yo tengo dos opciones que me gustarÍa agarrar la carrera de modelo y turismo aÉreo. diario de hoy la prensa. >> toda su familia vende periÓdicos, todos saben lo que ella quiere ser gü . >> quiere estudiar, si no es modelaje, aeromoza. vimos con mi esposo en los colegios y es carÍsimo. >> diario. >> aÚn asÍ sus padres no la desaniman. >> yo le digo a ella: es una carrera bastante cara. pero si dios nos abre las puertas, nos abre una oportunidad adelante le digo yo. >> es buscando esa oportunidad que ella sigue adelante vendiendo periÓdicos, aunque no niega que al principio le daba mucha vergüenza. >> antes sÍ, porque al principio m

what is the rules on killing gadaffi? w [laughter] i don't know. infering from other activities the united states is engaged with the drones, we killed at least 1,000 militants and pakistan. i don't know if they rise to the level about gadaffi but assassinations you're not supposed to kill leaders but many leaders about chitin and the taliban have been doing it routinely almost every day. people that we think our leaders are not. so withfi gadaffi, the authorizations exist as a general principle with the war's merrill readying gauge with the president says we're not engaged in a war which makes it what? sustaining the un resolution?gareso from a legal -- legal perspective it may make it harder. >> he would have to have of finding to brief congressional leaders, and maybe they are doing that? will be better not secrets actually do get killed -- held for a while. i am not one to go up to capitol hill but possibly. it is a very blurry and morally ambiguous area because once you're in a full-scale war, that is different but with this fuzzy area short a

the strike comes amid a stale mate between pro and anti- gadaffi forces. a u.s.ommandser says the stale mate could mean the pentagon would send in more power, maybe even ground troops. >>> another aftershock rattling nerves in japan today. the largest since the devastating earthquake and tsunami one month ago. charlie d'agata has the story. >> reporter: workers braced for balance as the latest giant aftershock rattled japan. hundreds of hits since the enormous quake last month but this was the most intense so far. registering 7.4 magnitude. the aftershock hit deep underwater about 30 miles below the surface off the coast. the shaking ripped holes in rooftops, knocked out power and threw items off store showers. buildings as far away as tokyo shook for a full minute. the damaged fukushima nuclear plant evacuated its workers but reported no new damage or injuries. however, power lines were knocked out at a plant farther north. officials said they are relying on just one power line to keep up with cooling operations. >> this is the one remaining power system. enough

where trying to provide enough space in order of protect the pposition from gadaffi's military. to the extent we can we are reducing his capabilities were hopefully those who rose up in many of these other towns as low as the places that are under siege now will have a better chance of being successful at bringing about a change there. >> you mentioned we are the most stressed military in a row. i want to get your reaction to the news last week when you were told by president obama he would be forced to as much as $400 billion over the next 10 years. in august he said cutting the defense budget greatest fear. what was your reaction? >> the key is the way the destruction -- is the way it was structured with the president's comment. the way i am thinking about this review is the worst of all possible worlds in my view is to give the entire department of defense a hair cut, saying everything is going to get caught x percent. i want to frame this though options and consequences and risks are taken into account as this is are made by the president and congress. what i hope to do is f

with nato and regional partners of the african union met and at that meeting they did to not to say gadaffitougher language then they have used before but it they are our main fear rebels with the prince actually saying fab but there was no agreement that they did agree to set up a trust fund from international donations to channel money to

one big bail-out 1/3 was owned by gadaffi. that is how insane that it is. yes we have to take care of this but they do it at the expense of the average person it is paid with prices just think tax tax tax inflationary tax the value of the currency, gasoline will go up a lot more and that am bernanke says i can take care of it. when i know it is here i will though the instant to take the money back to raise the interest rates. he doesn't know. he also said there was no housing bubble. he will get us out of this mess? no way that could happen but changing the manager of the fed to get a better manager of the money system will not work. i don't imagine you can find anything worse, but it won't help because it is the system and the system that we have to change that is the reason my position of the fed is end of the federal reserve. [applause] in the freedom philosophy that i talk about and believe so strongly as it is an american tradition and embedded with our constitution if we did follow it. it is pretty clear-cut for pro people say you are the isolationist

obama said gadaffi might hurt some of his people and we have to go over and preemptively start another war. we do that even have to ask congress. we hear every year getting worse on that. that is why these principles are so important. was the one more question? i think that will do it. at thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> do you know you came in third in concord today? are you aware? he were not even there. -- you were not even there. the others came in third and second and they were to speak. imagine if you would have been there to speak. there are none for the economic policy. >> do you want me to have this? >> yes. >> thank you. i think you a lot for that spirit i am from south sudan. we are getting in the country. -- thank you. >> they want to export our good ideas. >> didn't know the fed gave away $200 million? >> i believe that. they talk about how they can make all the money and keep it. >> or ron paul was one of four republicans voting against the 2012 budget. that

i hear -- have all we get rid of gadaffi? -- how about we get rid of gaddafi? why is not china doing anything? we do not get anything from libya. we are ready in there for a billion dollars. we did not give anything from libya. i am interested in libya if we keep the oil. some said that is a sovereign nation. give me a break. why have since with iraq is similar. we spend a lot. we spend 1.5 trillion dollars so far. we can build a big chunk of our country for that. we go to afghanistan in we go to iraq. we go to school and we build a road. they blow up the school and we build another one. in the meantime we cannot get a fucking school built. -- built in brooklyn. it is unbelievable. when i heard we were going to iraq, somebody said we were going to the oil. i said that makes sense. that is smart. a k? -- ok? now i am saying that makes sense. the second largest oil deal in -- oil fields in the world, it the second largest reserve in the world, $15 trillion. that does a lot to solve our deficit problem. does it not? $15 trillion. seconds after saudi arabia. -- sec