is trying to intervene, but they weren t strong enough and then finally, they had guards come on. one guy ended up in jail. the other one ended up in the hospital. you can t tucker: to think they re flying into burbank and not las vegas is just mind-blowing. was coming from dallas and was going to oakland. pretty harmless places to go. tucker: that s pretty weird. she s got head start i have to say. are not friendly anymore. tucker: they re dangerous. can you get weirder than that? after going to try. if you care deeply about the environment and you re heading to a conference about the subject matter, when you want to do that, wouldn t you want to travel in an environmentally friendly way? tucker: i would walk needless to say. i would skateboard, whatever. former president obama chose not to do that. he actually chose to lead the biggest carmen footprint imaginable and he did so with a private jet, there was a helicopter following him in this
nearby. me what you know. the director general has been talking to us at the state tv channel. he said that they are forecasting as normally, but it has been surrounded by masked armed gunmen. it is masked armed gunmen who have not taken control, but certainly patrolling and a threatening person. the two airports in two key cities. we are also hearing for another private channel that they tried to surround that channel. it s owned by the ethnic grouping here and they formed a car convoy to prevent the government from taking it over. we don t know who the men are. they are not wearing military insignia and trying hard to keep the militaries a secret. they have number plates on the
time dictator who was thrown from power earlier this year has reportedly been killed, not just captured. nbc s newest foreign kor spon dep correspondent. aman, nato in the bombing of a convoy killed him or the libyan transitional forces. that s right, chuck. in fact i just spoke with some people involved in that, the military council. in fact, they themselves don t have a clear answer. one of the sources i was speaking to was telling me about a convoy of 35 cars was trying to make its way out of sirte. among those vehicles was about a five car convoy that was heavily armed. that certainly caught the attention of the rebel fighters that have surrounded sirte the last several weeks and that made them engage the convoy.
commander in charge of this. not clear at this moment which one in particular, over the way that would be an extremely heavy blow to gadhafi. no doubt another nail very much in what looks like is going to be his definitive coffin this very night. increasingly so as we hear the rebels are two miles from the center of the city. overrunning it now. we are hearing from the al-jazeera news network that the personal security brigade in charge of gadhafi s security has surrendered to the rebels. that means the people protecting gadhafi have surrendered. where does that leave gadhafi himself? we don t know. we were speaking to one of the rebel leaders likian rebel in tunisia said the rebels got word in the early hours of friday morning a 15 car convoy of land cruisers crossed the border in the south of tunisia.
shepard: we re getting new information tonight about an attack that killed three united states soldiers in pakistan. and it s raising troubling questions about who may have been in on it. the initial reports describe yesterday s incident outside a girls school in the northwest of pakistan as a roadside bombing. but pakistani police now say it was a suicide bomber who rammed his vehicle into a five car convoy. investigators say the attacker knew exactly which car was carrying the americans. suggesting the military may have had inside the militants may have had inside information. this attack generating suspicion not only american american and pakistani security forces but also every day pakistanis who want to know what united states troops were doing at the opening of a school for girls. mike emanuel is live at the pentagon for us tonight. mike, i guess well, what were they doing? well, shepard, their job was training a paramilitary group called the frontier corps on how to deal w