inspire magazine. that is the al qaeda magazine, an online magazine, which tells interested people how to do these kind of things. we are told by the source that the man had acquired all material and was even going so far as to drill holes in a pipe bomb. he was going to use homemade ingredients in order to detonate this device and the device, had he put it together correctly, would, in fact, have worked. we re being told that he planned to target service men, men service men and women returning from iraq. he also intended on targeting police stations or post offices, and again, this is a pipe bomb and had it gone off, it could have killed close to a dozen people, especially if he attached things like nails. he was following instructions from this al qaeda-based magazine on this website. we are told that there was an informant who was monitoring this person, who was involved. this is the man who has been on the nypd radar for about two years, don, and they decided to go i
there is not really a government. you have each city administering its own affairs. the people of misrata are very loyal to misrata. their role in the revolution and the same is true in zentan. there is not the kind of blood-letting and chaos that we saw in places like baghdad. what they are going to need to do now and starting now is to form a truly national government and hold elections and they say that is supposed to take place over the next eight months. richard, what about the inspiration to the dissidents in syria? they are now asking for protection. there really was an immediate reaction after gadhafi was found and killed. this could inspire the revolt against bashir alassad. they started on the streets across syria, dissidents started chanting in favor of the rebels in libya. they were using some of the same slogans in syria that the rebels were using in libya.
it s an absolute labyrinth every side you look. an entrance here, here, here, here, another room here with a light bulb. this wasn t here 60 years ago. blankets in there if you take a look, blankets, carpets, space for people to live. and hide from the shelling. we re still here. maybe i think between ten and 12 families. reporter: that s a lot of people. from the houses, they come into here. reporter: and this is why it s safe to keep their children in zentan. because you can hide here. you can hide here and be safe. underground. reporter: what about the children? what happens to the children? they stay here? yeah. sometimes crying some. reporter: but the young children, sometimes they re crying when they hear the rockets? yes, yes.
ho horrific tragedies befallen babies. midwest, parents who have been missing children for days now, now know the worst. a want you to listen to something. a father who had already lost one son in the tornado that hit their oklahoma town. his pregnant wife and young daughter, they are still in the hospital. he was out of town on sunday for work when the tornado hit. listen. hello, i m hank hamill. and we found my other son this morning, ryan. he was floating in water on the west side of the lake. i just want to thank everybody for helping and being there. it s a bad deal. i lost both my boys. i was hoping we would find ryan today alive. ryan was my little buddy, cole was, too. i loved them both. i just want to thank everybody again for helping, all they ve done. thanks. in another part of the country the story of a 2-year-old who went missing and found dead has captured our attention for the past three years. little caylee anthony here. her mother, casey, is on trial for
rebels control as much as 95% of the capital of tripoli. president obama says it s clear gaddafi s rule is coming to an end. nato says it will continue the air campaign until all pro pro-gaddafi surrender. we have jennifer griffin monitoring the developments from the pentagon. but we begin with correspondent steve harrigan live in zentan, south of tripoli. good evening. reporter: right now they say that muammar gaddafi is still inside the country of libya but not saying specific whereabouts. it s unclear where he is. the latest unconfirmed reports have him heading to algeria. we spent 11 12 hours with rebels on the way to the capital with the special help from nato, high-tech help, rebel fighters in the capital say they need at this point is gasoline. we re going with a 5,000 gallon gas tanker to help supply rebels in their fight.