and systematic nature of the assaults, he said should be tried for crimes against humanity. >> muammar qaddafi is now facing legal pressure. over the course of a few weeks, the chief prosecutor at the international criminal court has gathered enough evidence against the libyan leader to submit a request for an arrest warrant. >> the evidence shows that muammar qaddafi personally ordered attacks on unarmed libyan civilians. his forces attacking civilians at home and in the public space. >> the charges include ordering systematic rape and the use of cluster bombs and snipers against the civilian population. prosecutors have also issued warrants for qaddafi's son and the intelligence chief on charges against humanity. >> we want to strengthen the rule of law. you can't say whether an arrest warrant will mean a leader like this will actually end up in court. >> the i.c.c. prosecutor says that if the court issues the arrest warrant against qaddafi, seen here in file footage, it would be up to libyans to implement it, not the international community. the unrest in syria is continuing. journalists ar

policy was to oppose dictator muammar al-qaddafi and failing to send in special forces to do the job. wouldn't your policy result in either chaos or prolonged u.s. involvement? >> muammar al-qaddafi has american blood on his hands, hawfnl he killed americans and others as they flew from europe to the united states, some years ago. he killed americans in a disco in europe. ron paul tried to kill muammar al-qaddafi in the 80s. he missed him -- not by much. president reagan was right in that regard. i called for the establishment or the threat of the no-fly zone, i think one of the first national voices to do so on march 7. had the president been decisive in that moment, the rebel his taken over most of the country geogreaivegally, they had the momentum, they had muammar al-qaddafi on the ropes. he was talking about leaving voluntarily. and we could have shoved him out at that moment. now what the president does is wait the better part of a month, he waited for the arab league to give him permission. he waited for the united nations to pass a resolution and then he said, by the way, amer

strike kills his son and three of his grandchildren in what seems to be an attempt to assassinate muammar qaddafi. we are standing by to hear from the white house about what happened. we all want qaddafi out alive or dead. but the immediate consequence of missing him and killing his kid and his grand kids if that really is what happened maybe could strengthen qaddafi's hand against his followers. while rebels in benghazi celebrated following the news. in tripoli angry pro qaddafi mobs burned a the italian and britain embassy. in spiteful revenge of the attack qaddafi's forces unleashed new hell on the embattled strong old of maz rat taw. artillery barrages killing at least a dozen civilians. david lee miller inspected the scene of the missile strike. he joins us live to tell us whether the death of qaddafi's son and grandchildren are concerned and about his supposed vow of revenge. david, what do we know? >> there is speculation this is a hoax. many of the rebels in benghazi do not believe he is dead. they do not believe anything this regime has to say. they say it has no credibility. consider th

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south africa's president has flown to libya to talks with muammar qaddafi and another attempt by the african union to end the unrest in libya. zuma is due to mediate talks between the rebels and qaddafi, who has not been seen in public for over two weeks now. observers have given this latest effort little chance of success. rebels insist qaddafi must quit before a truce can be agreed upon. taliban suicide bombers killed five afghans on monday in the western city her ott. it is a joke to the nofingse security there. the area around has been labletted safe enough for the government to take control from nato but it seems that thinking may be premature. on monday international troops paid tribute to soldiers killed in another attack over the weekend. >> the germanyen soldiers in afghanistan observed a moment of silence for their fallen comrades. led about a single drummer, a guard of honor accompanied the soldiers' coffins to a plane for transport back to germany. american, norwegian and hung gar yain troops saluted as the soldier gansz their final germany. the german foreign minister is

. >> world leaders have concluded their g8 summit in france with a cleared the libyan muammar qaddafi to step down. the g8 leaders announced a multibillion dollar program to support reform in the middle east and north africa. >> a triumphant end to this g8 summit, the session with the egyptian prime minister and his colleague from tunisia both invited to discuss a multi-billion dollar aid package to support their fragile economies and keep alive hopes for the arab spring. help from international banks could top $20 billion over the next three years plus $190 million over four years from britain, up to $250 million offered by france and from the u.s., a pledge of $22 -- $2 billion. in egypt, protesters staged a day of rage, a reminder that they're still worried about their new rural's commitment to democracy and want to be sure any new g8 pledges are conditional on reform being delivered. alongside the help for tunisia and egypt, there's a surprisingly strong statement to ramp up the pressure on libya. colonel qaddafi has lost all legitimacy, it says, he must go. that's significant, be

nato is denying that it is targeting muammar qaddafi's family.s following word that the leader's youngest son killed in a nato missile attack. the target of the residence of the 29-year-old. three of qaddafi's grandchildren also reportedly killed in the assault. the dictator and his wife were reportedly in the house at the time but a libyan spokesperson says both escaped the blast unharmed. nato can't confirm qaddafis if son was killed. >>> the death toll climbing after a rash of tornadoes ravages the south. a massive relief and cleanup effort is underway. the american red cross and the salvation army just two of the many volunteer service organizations down in the storm zone trying to provide whatever they can to help. >> people see the shield, see the canteen, and they receive hope and that is what they need at the moment. >> of the 7 southern states hit, alabama took the hardest blow. wednesday's storms killing at least 249 there. and the death toll rising to 35 in mississippi where a monster twister hit smithville. part of operations include

now to libya for the second time this week, muammar qaddafi went on the air to prove he survived recent attacks there. in an audio recording played on television today, he taunted nato, claiming he's "in a place where you can't get me." earlier, libyan tv showed a bombed out house in the eastern city of brega, apparently struck by coalition war planes. the libyan government claims 11 civilians were killed. nato insists it only targets military installations. meanwhile here at home the mississippi river is rising to record levels. and it's threatening to cause even more flooding in the days to come, as the river crests in major cities and small towns. dean reynolds is in vidalia, louisiana. dean, do authorities there think they have come up with a solution? >> they certainly hope so, katie. the governor of louisiana said today they are going to open the flood gates at the spillway at morganza tomorrow, first time they have done that since 1973. and a critical step in fighting this flood. great news for baton rouge and new orleans, opening the flood gates will ease pressure on the levees

it was a death the good buried under the barrage of breaking news libyan leader muammar qaddafi's twenty nine year old son and three grandchildren were reportedly killed by need to airstrike on saturday night all children were said to be under twelve years old but within twenty four hours the us president announced the death of the world's number one terrorist and use which allusion added anything coming from libya the idea of extra judicial assassinations just days after an attempted to assassinate gadhafi and ended up killing his son and her own children once again we see another type of extra judicial assassination going on which of course is an international war crime but in this case it's ok because it's the bogeyman that everyone loves to hate. the coalition commanders have protested they are in full compliance with the u.n. security council resolution on libya and only target military objects insisting they're not targeting any one person in particular this despite two recent airstrikes targeting known whereabouts of khadafi this was an attack on a so you know your structure this

as in libya nato air strikes with targets hit dictator muammar qaddafi's arsenal.eras release it had shows royal air force bombers blowing up a scud missile facility near quad if i's hometown. it is the type to target strong holds near civilian neighborhoods. i am marianne rafferty now back to "huckabee." go to foxnews.com. >> if you haven't read my book the simple government i hope you will. i talk about how we should be dealing with terrorist and the nations that help them. it is available atama zon.com. show how do special operations teams prepare for a mission to land in hostile territory. our next guest was part of the delta force tome that tried to rescue the hostages was iran and involved in the mission to get norwegia . in mogadishu: good to have you with me. >> tell me if you will. something about the play by play of what happens from the time the choppers land in the compound until the time they get out of there. >> first of all, let's back up earlier than that . on the way in, there is no question that troops are going to be monitoring probably live vide

the residential compound of muammar qaddafi . it hit the house where he was in the one-story home qaddafi friend and relatives were gather the strike killed qaddafi's youngest son and three grandchildren. that spokesperson for the libyan government said qaddafi and his wife are in good health. no way to confirm that tonight. emergency crews searching for the missing in the southern part of the country and massive relief underway for 340 people that are confirmed dead from the twister carrying storms this week. alabama with the most victims. 249 people could not escape the weather. in mississippi an ef-5 tornado hit smithville. >> it is refreshing to find members of congress that are focused on solving problems and not just winning battles. solutions for the urgint problems. that is what you are going to find in a best seller, a simple government. you can get an audio graved copy in mikehuckabee.com. on friday, the national average of the price of gas hit 3.90 and that is the average. gas stations, the price is over five bucks a g

on a sunday night, what could it be in people thought it could be muammar qaddafi, or a possible attack. we knew it was major. and an hour late. and details emerged, osama bin laden is dead. and we find out it was not a drone strike but a detailed operation that began in august and ended hours before the president announced it. >> and he was shot in the head. jennifer griffin has covered many years for us on the war on terror and live this morning at the pentagon with her thoughts and new information. >> good morning, guys. i can remember exactly where i was on 9/11 in jerusalem in the middle east when the twin towers went down and tonight as i was typing the urgent my fingers were shaking as we confirmed that osama bin laden was dead. we new have details. it was a team, navy seal team squadron of 40 navy seals on board blackhawk helicopters and chinooks taking off from a base undisclosed in afghanistan. flew 30 to 60 miles west of islamabad, the capital in the northwest province, a hill station well-known because it is a garrison town, a main military town of the pakistani military. hi

the most extreme example is libya, where muammar qaddafi launched a war against his own people, promising to hunt them down like rats. as i said when the united states joined an international coalition to intervene, we cannot prevent every injustice perpetrated by a regime against its people, and we have learned from our experience in iraq just how costly and difficult it is to try to impose regime change by force -- no matter how well-intentioned it may be. but in libya, we saw the prospect of imminent massacre, we had a mandate for action, and heard the libyan people's call for help. had we not acted along with our nato allies and regional coalition partners, thousands would have been killed. the message would have been clear -- keep power by killing as many people as it takes. now, time is working against qaddafi. he does not have control over his country. the opposition has organized a legitimate and credible interim council. and when qaddafi inevitably leaves or is forced from power, decades of provocation will come to an end, and the transition to a democratic libya can proceed. whi

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met with french president sarkozy who is on the leading edge of the pressure applying to get muammar el-qaddafit of power. >> meeting the man dates cannot be accomplished when qaddafi remain in libya and directing his forces in acts of agressionn against the libyan people. >> the g-8 compares arab spring to the fall of the berlin wall and the affect that that had on democracy in eastern europe. annie compton with abc news with the president in france. >> thousands of protestors return to cairo square for a second revolution. they want the military leaders to speed up the pace of the reforms. egypts revolution is not over and want a speedy trial for the former president hoznimubarrack that are charged with killing the protestors . embarrasselona protestors up set about the unemployment. 84 protestors and thren policemen were hurt. there is no word on how many arrested. authorities were trying to clear out a camp before a major soccer match there tomorrow. they have been demonstrating nationwide since last week. >> if you feel like need a vacation, there is a reason for it. you do. proof that ame

. >> the french called on muammar el-qaddafi to leave power and supported the bombing campaign on lib yampt president obama is trying to focus on what is working with the united states relationship with russia. >> leaders of the g-8 are meeting on the normandy coast of france. it is the arab sprick and invited egypt and tunisia to come in for talks and financial support to reward their transition for democracy. >> president obama met on the sidelines and trying to get his reset button with rush yampt americans were professionally effusive for the cooperation they are gettingine on the missile defense system in europe. >> my interaction with the president men edez. >> men dedez congratulated the u.s. for finding osama bin laden . american officials congratulated serbia on the astonishing news that ratko mladic was arrested for years after the war crimes indictment for the horrive being blood shed in yugoslavia. >> today underscores that justice will come to those who carry out these types of crimes. >> g-8 is inviting a new generation of global pren - on entrepreneurs. that is mark zuc

the most extreme example is libya, where muammar qaddafi launched a war against his own people, promising to hunt them down like rats. as i said when the united states joined an international coalition to intervene, we cannot prevent every injustice perpetrated by a regime against its people, and we have learned from our experience in iraq just how costly and difficult it is to try to impose regime change by force -- no matter how well-intentioned it may be. but in libya, we saw the prospect of imminent massacre, we had a mandate for action, and heard the libyan people's call for help. had we not acted along with our nato allies and regional coalition partners, thousands would have been killed. the message would have been clear -- keep power by killing as many people as it takes. now, time is working against qaddafi. he does not have control over his country. the opposition has organized a legitimate and credible interim council. and when qaddafi inevitably leaves or is forced from power, decades of provocation will come to an end, and the transition to a democratic libya can proceed. whi

the most extreme example is libya, where muammar qaddafi launched a war against his own people, promising to hunt them down like rats. as i said when the united states joined an international coalition to intervene, we cannot prevent every injustice perpetrated by a regime against its people, and we have learned from our experience in iraq just how costly and difficult it is to try to impose regime change by force -- no matter how well-intentioned it may be. but in libya, we saw the prospect of imminent massacre, we had a mandate for action, and heard the libyan people's call for help. had we not acted along with our nato allies and regional coalition partners, thousands would have been killed. the message would have been clear -- keep power by killing as many people as it takes. now, time is working against qaddafi. he does not have control over his country. the opposition has organized a legitimate and credible interim council. and when qaddafi inevitably leaves or is forced from power, decades of provocation will come to an end, and the transition to a democratic libya can proceed. whi