the spread of support for al qaeda, and a flood of weapons traffic from libya since the fall of muammar gaddafi. for weeks, the army has asked for better weapons to fight rebels who they say have been bolstered by heavily armed ethnic allies to fall on muammar gaddafi's side and return to mali. this is the reason they give for the coup. the president, seen here attending a summit, had already agreed to stand down, and a presidential election was due in just under a month. supporters have been closed. they say they have arrested several supporters and top military officers. a curfew has been declared. the big question for the people of mali, who is in charge? the soldiers said they will hand power to democratically elected government. what they have not said is win or how. -- when or how. >>> a team searching the wreck of the cruise ship costa concordia have found five more bodies, discovered in a particularly hard to reach areas of all more than two months after the vessel sank. this brings to 30 the number of bodies found in the wreck. two people remain unaccounted for. >>> the u.n. security c

italian officials say they have seized assets belonging to muammar gaddafi and his family. even a harley-davidson motorcycle were recovered. the founder of the amazon, jeff bezos, said an underwater expedition he launched has found the engines of the apollo 11 moon missions. he now hopes at least one of them can be recovered. an american teenager is beginning a life sentence for the murder of two british tourists in florida. both in their mid-20s, they were shot dead last april. witnesses say tyson killed the two after initially trying to rob them. >> 17 years old and guilty of a brutal double murder. tyson will spend the rest of his life in jail. during sentencing, the convicted killer was shown a video tribute to his british victims. he was confronted across the courtroom by his friends. >> every night you go to sleep, every morning you wake up, i want you to think about my friends who you murdered. their images will be imprinted in your conscious until your very last breath in life. they continue to inspire those who knew them. the you might think that being a man is abo

in libya, muammar gaddafi opted for violence over capitulation.orces were preparing an onslaught over a rebel city, but foreign forces intervened. >> in this case, for an intervention looks unlikely. the crackdown has intensified with every passing month. today, the army has been continuing its offensive in the north pier the material distributed on the internet appears to show fighting. meanwhile, human rights monitors say the bodies of 23 torture victims had been discovered. >> meanwhile, the united nations says well over 8000 people have been killed during the last 12 months and thousands more have taken refuge in neighboring turkey. and at a refugee camp in southern turkey. syrians have been pouring across the border for 24 hours, and more are expected to follow as the violence in their homeland continues. >> assad's army has seized the city. no one can get in or out. the situation is dreadful. >> an entire year of protest, violence, and death. this was the scene a year ago -- protesters take to the streets of damascus, inspired by the eritrea

they were detained by the militias which forced out muammar gaddafi. see the two men apologizing for entering illegally to libya. they were cleared of all charges and then released. >>> there are reports of more violence in damascus syria. over the weekend three suicide bombings killed 27 people. the government blames it on terrorists and the opposition says the government is behind the attacks. up until now, damascus has been protect since they began about a month ago. >> the bay area syrian americans were there to mark the anniversaries of the uprising against the president. they see it is a lack of interest from the western world. organizers say they hope gatherings like this one will help. >>> watch dogs plan to be outside the utilities commission meeting in san francisco. they will urge them to reject the controversial proposal involving the upgrade of its natural pipeline system. the group says the plan is simply unfair. pg&e wants to charge their customers 95% of the huge cost the project. they will make sure every gas pipeline is safe. >>> they

most are getting rid of muammar gaddafi did not lead to a divide. situation in syria that can best be el straighted by a conver situation a syrian member of the muslim brotherhood wanted to know why the u.s. would not do more to help. they're told because the u.s. fears a civil war. >> said, well, let's get rid of the regime and will be okay. i said what are you going do with minority? and he said half jokingly we're going to kill them. >> there is a certain amount of truth, he says, as tanks circle around the rebel strong hold, that is what the u.s. is facing. >> i don't think that is the end of the conflict but i bet if you're a fly on the wall that you'd be saying god. i wish this would end, quickly. >> saying they are fighting for survival and as you heard him say, he believes fighting will go on and on.. >> and not optimistic? >> not at all. >> violence continues following last week's burning of muslim holly books. two more troops were killed by afghan soldiers. and six service members have been killed by afghan police. the white house apologiz

companies back to libya, and will your government when the contracts and the deal struck under the muammar gaddafi regime, and what will be the project, including those with russian participation that have been suspended? do you discuss these things with the russian government. thank you. >> university of maryland and libya's calller. mr. prime minister, i have of two-part question focused on minorities of libya. secretary clinton yesterday praised the building of the inclusive democracy in libya under your the leadership, which you have eloquently emphasize this morning. i know libya faces multiple challenges ahead, but could you tell us your thinking on including the rinsing, and the jewish community that once lived in libya for over 2000 years and were forced to leave? in this regard, and this is the second part of the question, can the jewish community hope for a symbolic resolution of the important religious and cultural heritage as libyans, such as synagogues and houses of learning that were destroyed by the muammar gaddafi regime. i know many young people today are not even aware of the exi