actually engage in an assault against a ship, u.s. navy or private ship, the u.s. feels compelled to seek charges against them somewhere somehow. jim, i understand this has really brought up some questions about possibly setting up an international court for piracy suspects but there are countries that really aren t onboard with this, no pun intended. but is this really an area that maybe officials don t really know how to handle? well, you know, ultimately they say the final solution to this piracy problem is to try to help establish some kind of stable government in somalia and some kind of security force in somalia that can deal with those pirates and those camps spread across miles and miles of beaches there. until that happens they just don t feel there really is a viable way to get this pirate problem totally under control. all right.
not believe her story. until somebody came forward and said they saw the boats chasing those two jet skis. shepard: there were warnings about this. the pirate problem on the lake is not knew. reporter: the fifth time it happened this year. there were signs posted around the lake saying do not go on the mexican side of this lake. we are talking about the pirates that act like somali pirates using three and four boats at a time. many cases they use the a.k.-47 weapons. the local sheriff said some of the young pirates working for drug cartels are 16 and 17 years old. shepard: wow! trace gallagher live in los angeles. thanks. the feds are accusing a dozen people of vote buying in an effort to legalize gambling in one state. details on the electronic bingo bust coming up. also tonight, a manhunt after a deadly armed truck robbery.