and now, this is the man who allegedly strapped that thing in place in hopes of prying money out her parents. paul doug peters, age 51, an australian finance executive. paul doug peters arrested yesterday outside of louisville, kentucky, by a local fbi swat team in connect with the case that has gripped australia for nearly two weeks. let me take you back to august 3rd. this was the scene in a wealthy enclave outside of sidney where this sl-year-old spent a heldish ten hours. she was fearing this mechanism would explode. it turned out to be a hoax. but the assailant s demands were very real. he wanted money from madeline parents. the demands were that it was financial, demands made. again, i can t go into too much detail on exactly what they were and that they needed to be some follow-up contact. and further instructions would be given. like i said, a truly bizarre story. let s go to susan candiotti outside o the federal court in lieu louisville. i know you want to talk a
members of an al-qaeda network based in iran, and headed by a syrian who leaces with the iranian government. this network serves as the core pipeline through which al-qaeda moves money, facilitators and operatives across the middle east. the unusual public criticism from the administration comes on the heels of much public criticism by military commanders accusing iran of supplying weapons to shiah groups in iraq, as well as in afghanistan. pretty significant. jennifer live at the pentagon, thank you. a libyan opposition official in britain says any proposal aimed at allowing muammar qaddafi to day this libya after stepping down is unworkable. hundreds of libyan rebels have launched an offensive against government forces in the west. a rebel spokesman says she seized two towns and advanced on others.
based in iran, and headed by a syrian who leaces with the iranian government. this network serves as the core pipeline through which al-qaeda moves money, facilitators and operatives across the middle east. the unusual public criticism from the administration comes on the heels of much public criticism by military commanders accusing iran of supplying weapons to shiah groups in iraq, as well as in afghanistan. pretty significant. jennifer live at the pentagon, thank you. a libyan opposition official in britain says any proposal aimed at allowing muammar qaddafi to day this libya after stepping down is unworkable. hundreds of libyan rebels have launched an offensive against government forces in the west. a rebel spokesman says she seized two towns and advanced on others. and late today we learned the head of the libyan rebels armed
itself and announceed it will respond to congressional demands for detailed explanation of u.s. objectives in libya. today, a rebel spokesman said thousands of troops loyal to muammar gaddafi are advancing on rebel-held misurata. tripoli, nato airstrike hit the gaddafi scrolling come pound and military targets again. while libya s ultimate fate may be settled on the ground, dan springer shows us that rebels are also patrolling the sea. just outside benghazi, the latest recruit train for battle. all member of the new navy. i joined the navy to defend ourself against killing troops of gaddafi. the rebel navy has taken on the role of coast guard patrolling the shoreline. here they nag down a small fishing boat. they are looking for explosive, weapons and pro-gaddafi fighters. we do patrols and we expect anything can happen from
misrata. what are you hearing about misrata today? reporter: well we re hearing that the siege on misrata has been intensifying. eye witnesses and rebel spokesmen told cnn that they sustained a direct hit on their fuel depots, which obviously impacts their ability to withstand further siege. a rebel spokesman told us that the fuel depots were being used for day-to-day necessities, running the generators, used in food, cooking. really i mean for them this is a pretty big hit. and overnight, the attacks continued. and the libyan government is completely unrelenting in the center. they say as far as they re concerned, these are armed gangs. regardless of the impact this is going to have on the ground in terms of the families and their ability to even generate heat or cook, they say that as far as they re concerned, this is about