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>>shepard: interesting driving while floating accusation? drinking while floating? >>reporter: we learned the commander of one of the two destroyers deployed off of libya and seven other officers have been removed from their command of the uss stout essentially they have been accused of misconduct involving alcohol and the navy relieved the commander and the others for "pervasive pattern," of unprofessional behavior in overseas ports. you cannot make this stuff up and the time cog not be worse. ship thank you. qaddafi's son is warning washington to "butt out," of libya affairs. he spoke with s...

10,000 volunteers, in addition to the regular army that has defected. how many regular army have changed sides they will not say. despite their dedication to the cause, the rebels appear to lack discipline and proper train of command and it was lard to tell who was if charge. individual soldiers were all vying for attention, shouting at the top of their lungs, firing machine guns into the air and nervous journalists ducked for cover. and one of soldiers had a gun jam and he did not know how to clear it, and we heard a fellow soldier tell him and i quote, "aim up," an army captain here is sayin...

The first time this has happened in the history of the united nations and it was unanimous. inside the general assembly chamber during the decision his regime was harshly criticized because it was unanimous vote, secretary-general said that those who commit crimes against humanity will be punished and he said it is our duty to stand up for human rights and the killing, he said, must stop. >>shepard: there were fireworks along the way, though, right? >>reporter: yes, this may have been about libya but this is the united nations and the united states was attacked by the venezuela ambassador a. >...

They feel there they have some safety. if libya, there is nothing but chaos. nothing but violence. shep, the figures of the refugee crossing the border are increasing fast, indeed, the united nations now tells us it is up to 75,000 people would have crossed from libya into tunisia a figure that will increase even more quickly if libya does, indeed, move to civil war. >>shepard: thank you from the border, jonathan hunt. we will look at the world's response to this crisis. today the united nations assembly did something never done to a standing member. we will get do that ahead if a live report....

Forming in the unity of the senate democrats. >>shepard: thank you, as the singing continues in madison, wisconsin. thank you. the senator for answers continues after a monster pipeline explosion turned a california neighborhood into something resembling a war zone. now we learn what the gas company could have done but did not do that might have kept the blast from turning so deadly. details ahead. and a warning from the top banker on what the crisis if libya could do to our economy. for pain? oh, bayer aspirin? i'm not having a heart attack.