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Struggling but ive been meeting a lot of people and has been helping me out a lot and learning a lot. its been a great journey. >> and thailand is one of those countries where if you want to immigrate, theres a 99 year wait or something. its so complicated. saba, why did you decide to get involved? >> this is where life led me. im a passionate american american without papers but american in heart in every way possible. this is where my american journey has led me because i want to engage with y...

Isis. none says saba. well only some kids joined them. unmature uneducated kids chl where kurdish forces are holding isis. here in this area isis is just up the road from me here they

Crowded life boat shows it dropping and careening towards the cruise ship. >> i thought that our life boat was going to flip over into the ocean and then we would just drown in it because its a closed boat. so, that was the most scary part for me. >> their boat gets stuck while its still attached to the cruise ship. passengers are asked to help. >> they ask us to pull the rope and then it falls down the other side very, very violently and thats when i could literally hear my heart beat. >> event...

Escaping down the side of the doomed vessel. once safe onshore, the saba see hundreds of discarded life jackets, and as a body is taken away, the gravity of the situation becomes clear. >> we did not realize people were dying until we were on the ferry and we saw some of the people being carried away, all covered up. but i still did not realize it. i think it was probably the adrenaline trying to keep me from panicking. >> daylight reveals the huge rocks had torn a 160-foot gash in the $500 bill...

>> i thought that our life boat was going to flip over into the ocean and then we would just drown in it because its a closed boat. so, that was the most scary part for me. >> their boat gets stuck while its still attached to the cruise ship. passengers are asked to help. >> they ask us to pull the rope and then it falls down the other side very, very violently and thats when i could literally hear my heart beat. >> eventually, they reach the water. >> we hear the splash and when we hear we go t...

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Calm. but the people were going crazy. it definitely looked like a disaster. >> how did you get to the lifeboat? how did you get to the life raft, mr. saba, and was that a difficult trip from the ship to the water itself? >> oh, yeah. on the way down from the raft to the water was very, very violent. i guess the angle at which the ship was tilted made the raft, made it tilt so when we were going down, we kind of were swinging a little bit. which was very scary. so it took us actually more than a...

That no-fly zone along the coast and inside libya as far south as saba. the operation named "odyssey dawn" will launch tomahawk missiles and possibly other ordinates along the coast near tripoli to spooes outheast of m. from west of tripoli over benghazi over nefara and south of saba. heres the map of libya. there are 11 ships in the mediterranean. 11 coalition ships from other countries that have committed their resources there. we have planes flying off the coast.

Another ferry carrying chinese officials reached port in crete today. it left libya from benghazi. chinas evacuated 12,000 of its citizens so far. a ferry carrying more than 3,000 turks left benghazi wednesday. in paris, an airbus belonging to french air force landed and took off from the strl libyan city of saba. those are the efforts of other countries. again, the u.s. right now, trying to get their citizens out onboard this ferry. fouad ajami joins me again from johns hopkins school of advanc...

Sent of saba. those are the efforts of other countries. again, the u.s. right now, trying to get their citizens out onboard this ferry. fouad ajami joins me again from johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. and fran townsend joined me, as well. she visited libyan officials at the invitation of the libyan government in her last trip. fran, why do you think were having so much trouble getting u.s. citizens out? >> anderson, those countries that have been successful have mostly not...