threatening to throw, project, place or discharge a destructive device, possession of bomb making materials, and also cultivation of marijuana in his room at his house, and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia as well. major newman? good morning. once we were able to identify mr. kano s whereabouts, where he lived and what his relationship was to the new tampa freedom high school area, i notified the supervisor sergeant pryor who works out there, very intimately with that neighborhood, particularly that school. and we verified through our ms system that kano had been on our juvenile check list at one point in 08 and 09. he had been arrested ently in a burglary in which a firearm was stolen and he had some other charges involving possession of marijuana. he was on some sanctions that required us to do juvenile checks which most of you know is consider one of our best practices, constantly going out and checking on our juveniles that may or may not have a sanction
happening there is not going to be clear for us for a while. i know you were in zawiyah a couple of of days ago. you try to go, they say they ll take you and you get turned around. let me ask you about video apparently from bin jawad where gadhafi s forces appear to have control there. let s listen. we can hear some people shouting, some sort of perhaps gunfire. nic, in terms of bin jawad, who s gaining more ground in this part of libya? reporter: it s the government. initially the rebels had taken control of that town. the government s organized itself, got the army back in full force, coordinating it more with the air force. and they ve got more troops pushing into that area. it appears they re taking control of bin jawad. in fact, if you watch state tv, libyan state tv, here in the capital, you ll see pictures of
we re getting new video in just now into cnn. this is out of tripoli, libya, and you can see, it s a deadly situation there as protesters, there are two sides that are clashing. those both for and against moammar gadhafi, as things heat up in several cities throughout the country in libya. let s take a listen. [ shouting ] what looks like kind of smoke bombs, explosives, emergency personnel that you saw just sped by on the street there. clearly, things heating up in tripoli. we also have information, we re keeping a very close eye, this out of zawiyah, libya, doctors
prayers friday, they know that journalists are going to get there. so by firing tear gas and rubber bullets, that s not an immediate escalation to lethal force. so it seems that the government is tamping down the way they re dealing with the protesters, but it s very clear that they will use whatever force is necessary to contain these demonstrations. and from what we ve seen today, it does appear as if they ve been able to contain the protests again and control and squash this anti-government movement in the capital. but what we ve seen today is that movement, although it s losing the momentum, it is there and it is big. suzanne? and nic, real quickly here, there was a doctor from that hospital in zawiyah who was describing the situation as a bloodbath. how desperate are they for supplies, for relief, for help? reporter: it s very hard for us to tell. because we ve had limited access
crackdown. we were in zawiyah yesterday when the government took us there. they didn t take us into the center of the city. we could see there was a heavy army presence around the city and a very heavy presence as we passed by there very late last night. what we understand from state television here is that they characterize the situation in zawiyah this way, that the terrorist armed elements in the center of the city have been defeated and the terrorist leaders that been defeated and the others have surrendered their weapons and they have now captured 31 tanks, 19 armored personnel carriers and 45 anti-aircraft guns, a figure that belies belief, i have to say, because we were there and saw several tanks, several anti-aircraft guns, rpg, rocket propelled grenades, and nothing like what the government is talking about. those accounts coming from the hospital, 15 dead, 200 wounded,