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Like, for example, khalid shaikh mohammed and the other alleged 9/11 plotters. national correspondent catherine herridge is live from washington with this story. catherine, what does this announcement mean politically if we take it there first? >> reporter: thank you jenna. what this means politically is that the obama administration has adopted indefinite detention, indefinite detention is used for detainees who our officials believe are too much of a risk to relieve or return to their home country but there's not enough evidence to prosecute them either in a military court or in a civilian c...

Than it was just one month ago. steve centanni is checking out the angles on this story from washington. steve, what do we know? >> reporter: jon you might think we are paying higher prices because of a stoert average in the oil market, but that is not the case. there is plenty of oil out there. it's partly a basic question of supply and demand. demand in china and india has skyrocketed as people there are buying more cars. at the end of 2010 the demand for oil was about 87.8 million barrels a day while supply was roughly equal at 87.3 million barrels. in other words the market will bear a hig...

Homeland security, to negotiate with democrats. this president hasn't done that. so there's a lot of talk, but republicans are acting. jon: alfonso and brent, we're going to have to leave it there but we didn't get into the issue of whether one state can create a waiver to federal immigration law. that's the big question and a lot of people say it wouldn't even be constitutional. we'll keep an eye on that issue, follow it. thank you very much. jenna: it's a busy weather day across this nation. we have wildfires, snow and flooding, heavy winds, along with tornado warnings. what you need to know...

Jenna: we'll continue to follow the story. how can we not? >> it's a given. jenna: jon. jon: speaking out of control, jenna, a car plows through a gas station in oregon, nearly, well, smashing the cashier that you see here. take a look. the cashier only suffered minor scrapes and bruises, amazingly enough. he later credited a triangle of safety created in the middle of two counters, that he was nearly sandwiched between. police say the driver of that car had been arguing with a companion in the parking lot before plowing through the store wall. the driver was arrested soon after the crash, and...

Parts of the country, the momentum has clearly shifted in the past 48 hours from the rebels to the government. they've driven the rebels back in the eastern town of binjawi and ras lanuf, using tanks. in zawiya, that town has been cut off for four days, at least 50 tanks from the government are operating in that town of 200,000 people. you can only imagine the situation, a town of 200,000, cut off for four days, with tanks, artillery, planes, operating enmass. it's tough to say the conditions, the phone lines, internet, roads, all completely cut off. jenna, back to you. jenna: steve harrigan w...