gadhafi is using snipers to shoot people down and let them bleed to death in the street. reporter: secretary of state clinton s meeting today with u.s. allies in london, topic one was the dictator. we urge gadhafi and his people to leave and not to cause any more bloodshed. reporter: but so far, it s the libyan leader s call, and he says no. i m not sure that we know exactly when we will get to any change in attitude by gadhafi. reporter: last night president obama ruled out using u.s. ground troops. if we tried to overthrow gadhafi by force, our coalition would splinter. reporter: but capitol hill is splintered. forcing gadhafi to leave power, i disagree with the president saying that the use of force should be ruled out. reporter: if gadhafi hangs on, what will that say about mr. obama. the president has said he wants to send a message that you cannot use violence to retain power. well, if gadhafi does not go, that is the lesson people will draw from i
there were at least two cars that hit trying to swerve the light st. again, as you mentioned, 12 people taken to the hospital. four of them are in critical condition. wi talked to a woman right after we arrived on the scene here who was travel behd the bus. she became part of the rescue effort. let s take a listen as to what she had to say. we had to stop. we were calling 911 and helping other people. how many were on the bus? let me see. maybe six kids? four, five, maybe six kids. how many adults? i think three ladies. three ladies and three more adults signed the bus. reporter: okay. at this point we know it s 256-passenger van owned by wolf company, but we do not know just how many people were on the van. the assistant fire chief scott graham did tell me that he did not think the van was full, but, again, at this point we don t know precisely how many were on the van, but we do know there were children. in fact, when we arrived asaw a child being carried away o
place and position a holding station 300 feet below the gulf surface to transfer oil to a fleet of contain many ships. the q-4000 will be on stage next week, capable of another 10,000, total capacity of 28,000 in terms of production. reporter: interesting numbers since the highest flow sometime from government scientists at this point has been 25,000 barrels a day. we will con to refine the estimates. reporter: there s also a controversy over the flow of money from bp to pay damage claims from the spill. lose something we had for a long time. all this money invested in the bo. and don t know what we will do with it. reporter: admiral allen sent this letter to bp demanding more detail and openness about the claims process and today he met with company executives. we are asking everything. it is exhaust i have. i can tell you that. on the claims itself, we have paid $48 million in claims. bp has taken full responsibility. reporter: that s 2 million less tha
story. hi, steve. reporter: thanks. the mess saj clear. incumbents beware. voters want new blood up here on capitol hill. joe sestak flush from beating 30-year senate insider arlen specter. the pennsylvania democrat campaigned today figuring he s what voters want. you have down there in washington, d.c., an establishment that literally isn t willing to stand up and solve tough problems like immigration. reporter: in arkansas, democratic senate incumbent blanche lincoln failed to get 50%. she was force flood a primary runoff. there s a general anti-incumbent and anti-washington mood. more directed at democrats because they are the governing party than republicans. both parties have got to watch out. reporter: in washington today, there s gop worry. after the special house election in pennsylvania, not a primary. democrat mark beat the republican in a district barack obama lost. isn t 2010 a gop year? last night is evidence of the fact we got a lot of work to do. we
that bullet flew through three walls brit stopped in a bedroom. jackie benson is here with more on this story. reporter: jim this young lady, was very lucky. hit the picture. reporter: this is the hole made by a .9 mill miter bullet that went through three walls, two exterior and one interior before bouncing off this bedroom wall. the eighth grade honor student was lying on her bed studying moments later. then i got a call. i answered it. i just dropped the phone and then i picked it up. she was like what was that noise? and i was like i don t even know. then when i came out, it was like kind of smokey. and that s why i thought it was the outlet or something. and then i came in here. i saw that hole in the poster was like shattered. reporter: she did what every teenage woehr r would do in a s situation, she called her dad. her dad is an executive chef. he set a person best track record coming home. the damage it could have done to my daughter, that s, you know, th