the liby peoe cannot sustn thbest. of the peoe ha been seized by the rebel and the libyan army h saito have a solution, but it does t rk. woulbe a strikes, it does not work. >> misrata has seen me ofhe heavst clashes. rebere alreadylaimg a significant victoryin sections of the city of in the city. >> free t walk their own strts, colonel gaddafi forces are gone. the rebels fought lonand hard here, they told uthe've lost 0 men at. just t capre one devastat district. the rebs had a key target he. this office blochere inrancwas sold before snipers me 1d in. >> the sniperere killing ople from her >>es. it was so easy they can get people so easy. its a high building anyou can see all the area, allf downtown. >> h good doesteel to be le to snd he now? > my brother s shot from this building. >> his brotherwas one of my killed by e snirs. nothatanger is gone. local people arback out on the streets. bothebels and civilians ar checking be a ve hea dmage theris pnty of evidencof the fierce fightg th took place. the rebels were kep

distillate and liby which forces are prevailing at the mome- you have stalemate lib. which fors are prevaili at the moment? >> if youre looking at nation- building and changing in societ you wl ofps d downs in the process. with u.s. seenn egypts a fundamenl tnsformationrom an athetic society to onehat ishreective. it differs in othe par of the ab world. it willonclude diffentlyt dierent point in time. they are all movitowas the boilingoint >> tha you very much. police inbelas have arsted several oplen connection with monday'sxploon in the suay in min. 12 people re kled. the bomb that tor thrgh a busy metro stion in rush hour. the chinese government sa it is uappy that foreign governments are tating him as a ro. he is being invtigated for alled economic crimes. at jfk airports last nig, at two airplanes came too close for comfort last nig. no o was injured and the incident. the ivory coa, it haseen a day sie gbagb was removed fromower. e stree of the coury are ing trolled by troops from attara. there are reportshat mef efusing toorces are suender. reprisal killings are

inlligence had picked up flickers of -qaa aivity ong rebel groups and liby cuments publishedy wikileaks have confirmedhat america aa real conces abtslamist movements in libya. buthat may a post-gaddafi libya look like? r reporteras been the east, famous for its rebelon, d al sending fiterso iraq. weried toind t. >> unde by mrice refugees from spain -oorish refugees from its bank, it s always en a rebellious city. they fought the turk ey thought the italian they tried to stop barba pirates. now e're fightg thhomegrown libyan enemy, mumar ddafi. fiveunmen gave their lives for thcause ofreed, shot dead duri the ptest w thrim at the mosque is the communications nerusenter. -- now the room at the mosque i e comnications ner cenr. >> gaddi has gs, but whave not guns befo europe or any count -- give us gu. >> several cities d inastern libya have n tir freom by emsees, but nowhey need far d help to finish th job and free theestf t countr -- foreign help to finish the job. but that is not technically what thenternational community sig up for, and somenurope and america are concerd th do noknowxa

d the libys, as wl, a hearteneby the fact tt they can see >> emerging -- ca see rack emerging in theoitio againsthem >>ns othousands protest against present ali's regime. security forces oned fire on protters who were attemptin to block roads. o died in clashes between rival forces at a eckpoint ne theapital. a country thatelpe topark e wa of urestit is th health of's mio verot that is eping everyone guessin after of hosni mubarak that is keeping everye guessing. he has been hospilize his ns he ben cled to be held 15ays while they investigate allegations o corruption of por. >> t hospital fit for the man who once ruled eypt lucky ferro -- hind the glass and recerin -- li aharaoh -- behind theglass and recovering in bed lies hosni mubarak prottersave been back on the streets of cairo, angr at the ce ochange. [gunfire] here have beenore- there has been mo violence and it cal at tothe mily of mubarak inveigat. thi i a further fall fr grace for the new man oe dubbed the last of egypt's pharhs. wa he respoible f attacks against otesters come inuding dons of dths. could he bcharged with co

e lian gernment said it is ady to hold elections ithe liby peoe will decidef ddafi sts in charge. khal sheh mammesaid h masterminded 9/11nd e stice dertmennounced he will be referred to miliry commsion for trial. it is a dramatic turnound for the obama administration. he said ey wlde tried in emerin mainland in dera court. >> this symbolf thwar on teoras supposed to closed morehan year ago. not only is guantanamo bastil pen, itill no delivered military justice tfive inmates. >> i am refring the cases of khalid sikh mohammed an othe. to proceed imiliry commissis. >> that is so newerm. butearsbout euitability civian crts and last december lawmars banned the ansfer of prisons fr guantanamo tohe u.s. maiand. the angry attoey geralaid his hands had be tie >> inow is ce in ways th members of cgreshave t. i know the techcal concerns thatave too into this. do i know better than th? yes thean acuse ofundg 9/11 wil be tried ithis lita court. he has already expressed a desire to plead guilty and di any smarter. t obadmintration seems to cideilitary justice is tter than no justice. e coission

rebels a govnment forc continue to ght out in liby e engame in the oryoast, thincuent present to give itp. virgin galactic rocket ship will soon be rdy t make iteal. we have an insideook. we have six passengers sitting free on each side of the vicle. the wi be able to looknto the blacess space. >> welme. akes asaddi's d army game, his polical ales flee roueffolusa abandoned his job, fled his coury, and began to sll theeans he is now being trumpeted in the west as a gn tt gdaf's gimes comg from within pinnock we will see. from within. wilsee. >> he was trusted lieutenant often seen at his de. but the libyan forgn mister moussa koua has derted his formeraster been he fw in ndon yeerday and is no in a safe location, where h is bng debrfedy btish officials. >> his resignati sho tt th deduct the regime, which has already seen significant defections -- that the gadha's regi, whh has already seen significant dsectiondefections,s crbling from whin. >so who isoussa kssa? he wento wk for lib's inteigen service, becoming the hd in 199 in 29, he wasppointed foreign minier. he is a man wh a past a

military officer in t united states h saidhe coalitn ai sikes have deroyed about a quarter of the liby miliry's capability. et's stay with bya. heaseen finding out more aboutow the upring ban. >>t was here on the market squa of several thousand ople tk to the streets demonsatinagainst his rule. poce officers inhe pice stion bind me opened fire, ur people were shot a killed. after thatappened, the crowd turnedon the police stati and several lice offers who fected to the bel use. one ofhem as a ma that was poli officer for 35 years. tell me wha hpeneand w you decided lea. >> [unintellible >> [saking foreign language] >> y have ben a pole offir for fe yes. or wt kind o things ha you had to d >> [reig language] >> [unintellible >> de hever have to torture people? >> no. hisolleues did. [forgn lguage] >> y. >> thank you very mu. >> he says he does' fear any renge tacks because he is glad to have lt th police for, but he understands what the people think. >> the senteed a former general ife prison for running a notorioudeteion center during the country's military rule. ey we concted of murde

colonel gaddafi's foes take brutal a at the liby cit ere a hospita reals a tal of misery. >> people are leftotally helessnd no one is heing. no one isoming. >> livingith tsunami. more than monthfterapan's vastating blow, svivo are stl dling with incredible loss. and 50 years after theay of pigs invasion, we return to the cuban bea whereidelastro ored major victory. welcome to our vwers in amera anaround the globe. colol gaddafi has lnche a fresh assault on the rebel city of ms. trott had just hour after --misrata just hou after it w reported at the pulaons being stngled to smission. hundreds of pele have been lledmost of the civilians, including children. our rporter made it intothe ciy boat. this report contains distrsing images. >>ries of agony. a ttleirl of sixwh loves to py. e was shelled in her own home. her tiody fraured by 30 pieces of shrapnel. this is the reality. >> somne has to help >>ou feel u have been let down b the intnatial commity. >> yes, denitely. pele here are totally helplessand no o is lping. >> another power cut. ev withhe lights on, the are nninshortofrugsnd beds

the gaddafi rina more silient than its enies expected >> the fighting connuesn liby and te ci is paying a dely toll. cause of the list there continues to grow -- the casuty lt there continu to grow. >> a a hpital bed, a tall the board. nine-year-oldas hit by shpnels he played tennis,. he was ecuated byea, a long voyage, but we n se is, still manages. gogave him patients, theyold me, and ll hp us d.c.'s our enemies. his fher will not ave s side hesomfoable here now, his father say he is feeling l clmer, but isifficult journey is far from over. the fily expects that he wl be taken abrd for further treatment. in t next war,ound fiat -- woundedights. they wonder what exactly natos doing. >> i know they caot d everytng. but ey do nothing. thedo nhing. nothing is stopped >> the rebels say nato r strikes ha hit the suburbs notthe ceer where the fighting ifierst. he and a few oths managed to destroy it one of gadfi's nks,wo men died doing it. later, nato me alongnd wt the me tk. boed theame tank. the rebelare gero return to the front line. >> thousands eop have ed their homesn nohern nigeria af

misrata comes der avy attack by liby govnment forc. only twoays go and rehesalsre underway at west minister abbey for wilam and ka's wding. weome "bbc news." security preaches atony es of its play staon twor using personal infmati may have been slen. and thousandof mouers pay eir spect for their indian leader >> the south o syria haseen described havg more gun fire. more than 0 pele have been kied aoss the country since e upsing. a mberf international leers e calling for tough measur agast the government endyrian repression. urnalists are barred fm th untry. u may find some of the images disturbing. >> these are thehaotic images the syrian ahories do not want the wor to e. >> it's iossible to inpendtly verify them. bufilmed last friday, th appear to support clms from hun rights oups ttoese of people wereilled -- dozens of people wereillein the weekend. then there's ts fr the town of dara. wn t road a military vehicland ldiers holding thcame are protesting. >> that's th arms rponse. the battleor da is hidden within theolli hills of sout

nato military opatio will continue, which is aairl bold stement, given the situation onthe ground in libymi of this stemenis particularly interesting. it ces hot off the hills of comments bthe french market- french forgn minisr a the nferce of foreign ministers wher he basally said that he had asked the sec -- the u.s. secrary state hillary clinton that if the u.ould again prode more planes t mitary operations in lib. her rpons aareny, was th the.s. will pvide planes on a casey case basis. that is another way of saying that she said no. >> nevertheless,aracobama s joed the oer t leers in this publici. >> that is right. i think t statement is an expression of unity. it iseally saying, loo the have been a lot of rerts and there have been a lot of rerterall around the world anin the u.s. as well about e debate an which nation should beroviding how much and what. th french and th brish have been calling on alle nations, or smalr mitary nations, thin nato to provi or get iolve wit mitary opatio, like spain a italy. at was rejted by the spani foreign minier. >> they alsorepeat the ternational l

. >> today a liby, i am the same as all theibya. i k everybody, all the paies work to avoidaking libya intoa civil war. thisill ld to so many blood , and lib wl be a n somali more than that, we refuse diding libya. the unity olibya is essential to a solution d any sementmentn libya. --ettlent in libya. the sotion in lbya ll come fr the libyans theelves. througdiscsion and diogue, democratic dlogu >> earlierhe libyaninisr r social affairs had is reaction tthe statements. >> he said know, have knn m foa long tme. he is a personal frief mine. but i will not cment on anything he say while he is captur a hoste to e country. soon as he is in a foren country in a war situationwith lia, w nnot take anying he says. let m go ouide of britain to couny that is neutral an i notinvoed in the r. and once he is the he can say wh he thinks and then w wil mment on what he sys. >> h do yu know hewent there? maybe he was kidnappe >> rcting there to the statemt. ll, e latest diomatic attempt to stop the violence has taken a stblin blo. there was an reem

we also call for themmedte relee of amerins who are ing unstly detainedy liby authorities including at ast two reporrs. >> an american freelance was worki for th atlanc an usa day. shand twother journalis were detaine byibyan curi. i spoketo h pents what motivated yr dahter to go into journalism? shis a academic. whdid she go for this partulartory? >> we weuite surprised. it s aboutwo years ago when she told me that she w makg planfor at s wouldo aer shehad the doctorate. shsaid that i decided i wan to go to the middle east and a reporter. i looked an i sai whado you know abt rorti? she said tha iknow some people at le in e mile et. will make arip ovethere ter i finished e deee. e opportuni prented itlf. things we heating upn cairo. sheicked the rig part of e world at theight ti. re youorri? >> aother always worries would have liked r to go someplac else you werot court to stop her. th was h calng. yo found out abouterdoptn on feboo w did tt work? >> wento work onhursy morng. when ipenebymail they sa, do you want to becoma iend? it was fom per of human ghts watch. th name d not read a

i ha no contt now wit the liby autrities. i worked with the gadfi's reme f more tha30 yrs. i was deved to my work. but becausei was, i h the confidence, was ceain what i did pernall i serd the libyan people. after recent eves, tngs chged. that ishy i took this decisi. cause i knew -- but i kw i did resign. it bris me problems, t i am ready t sacrife for t sake of my country. came to t uk, andav respect forheeople here, the pelehoave histical retionwith the libyan people, andwe look t them as ou friends here. and i personallhaverelations and god relations witso many people. weork togher against terrorism a we sueeded. and caus of both our people. th fmer and lyan foreign minister is speakingn an exclusive intervw. it was 100 years ago this week that shot fired at fort sumter, utharola plunged the uned states into civil r. the conflict would claim more an 600,000 lives. but a century d a lf later, ere is still disagreemt about whated the southern ates to secede fromhe uon. all week we will be taking a special lot the cil w, its cses d lasting impact. tonighwe begin the covera

and talkg aboutgypt, tunisia, psibly liby if the confrontatnith gaafi n be resolved. there are precious f grounds for optimism. >> theprisg in yemen has derred surit forces from tackng aangerous new al- qaeda of shad. there are so fears tt any new vernnt is aost rtain be a less effective partner for western counter-terroris agencies. al-qaa rponse has come in its online pubcati calle "inspidperas in the blication, leaders of al-qaeda argue that the decrat anges areot a setback. stea it will prode tm morereed and in which to operate. risings focused on a more decratic society. but one dangeccording to a former jihadist is th chge is ndelivered, and al-eda wi have an new opportuni. >>i am afra thatome regimes will trygaino stay r ever. and this, and ink,s the tuatn. the you wilbe disappointed. it isasyor aqaeda to say, this is whate are trying to let you now. it is uless you achieved notng. >> al-qae habeenlow to respond and it istruling to maken impact. its ideogy o vlencis undeined after e chs and instabili and region, it may stle ableo pre it is force to be reckoned

of hum rights watch has been on the ground i tnk t world is doing wha it can to follow the storyn liby therare parts of the untr that a comete darkness. we knother is terrible fighting going right now cme indirimite warfare. no journalists, and information mingut about it. aot is going on in libya tat we don't know. we must ctinuto pay atteion and to tn o eyes thaterrible conflict. >> t president of yen has rejeedpposition cls to sign quickly. at least four me people died in antgornment protests. at a progr rally, the present accusedis oonents of conspacieand coups, urging them to ke part in ectis. he h prosed noto se reelection when his term eires 201 otesrs are demding that he lee no detainee's at one of australia's main detention centers hav set fire to severa buildgs, climbed onto rooftops, and held nd thrown til at lice as theytruggle to bringhem under corol. migrion officials say up to 100 protesters wer invved the riots on wednesday night. spo toick bryant from sydney and ked m to tell me w the rio started. >> they srted iamallesk aw with twpeop goin up to the roof, a rooft pros

that is far as libi a conflict beasts concerned have you ever thought who actually is in charge of the western humanitarian bombing in lead think about it first what started as a successful french intelligence coup to give us against america deathy this year in february god demand to and overtly expanded into the u n a resolution behind the united states and its pale eyes were involved and in full fledged western military operation in libya now who ease charge of their western military effort to leave france the united states nato allies in fact even in washington in brussels they can figure out themselves who actually he's leading their western efforts this solution to review and conflict has been help with sleep lost so far between be disunity off efforts among and between the united states and nato allies at large set of saving their levy and people desperately trying to save their faces and their political careers. i was artie's military contributor you've got a crucial and coming up in the program russia's pm gets his skate on. putin gets his moves together and joins from the russ

pictures all of this according to military concerta nato is full of sheer thinking that is a far as libi a conflict he's concerned pepe ever thought who actually he's in charge of that western humanitarian bombing in leave you think about it first what started as a successful for a intelligence. a gainst america does he this year in february god demand to an overtly expanded into the u.n. resolution behind we should the united states and its allies were involved in full fledged western military operation in libya now who ease charge of their western military effort believe france the united states nato allies in fact even in washington in brussels they can figure out themselves who actually is leading their western efforts this solution to be in a conflict that has been. lost so far between the disunity off efforts among and between the united states and nato allies at large instead of saving a levy and people desperately trying to save their faces and their political careers. because of the headlines in just a few moments to stay with us. they come in thousands of. songs to play with. t

there was a lot of evidence that a man named al libi lied and probably ok but you know. using i'm not accusing mr obama of line ok and i'm not yet anyway if i could have bill i mean but if we still see you know if we see a u.n. resolution about an embargo of arms to to the rebels and now we see the slippery slope oh now it's not called a war it's not intervention there's no talk of boots on the ground but there was no there was no talk of arming people as well and that is not clearly identified who these people are so i'm not calling the president the united states a liar or not this president but there is this this tendency of slippery it's a slippery slope into a war a full out war and this is what i'm getting at and this is why i'm talking about the nobel peace prize that this is this is not an accidental war now at this point . no one will deny that there are a lot of risks in doing what the president is doing we are getting involved in a civil war that's always been generous and this could be a very slippery slope the president is certainly aware of that but he saw

that is a far as libi a conflict he's concerned ever thought who actually he's in charge of the western humanitarian bombing in the lead bia think about it first what started as a successful for a intelligence. against. this year in february got them a man tim and overtly expanding into the us and the resolution behind the united states and its allies were involved and in full fledged western military operation in libya now who ease in charge of their western military effort to leave france the united states nato allies in fact even in washington in brussels they can't figure out themselves who actually he's leading their western efforts this solution to ruby and conflict has been haplessly lost so far between the d.c. units the efforts and between the united states nato and allies have large set of saving bailey b. and people desperately trying to save their faces and their political careers. some more world news now and japan's checking the supplies for all of its nuclear power plants after a five nine a five point nine magnitude aftershock was felt north of tokyo no damage has been r

last month she was one of four "new york times" journalists ptured by ddafi's forces in liby th wer caured r si days. we will hear about that story this evening but i'm pleased to have her here not only to talk about that but also to talk about her experiences as a photographer, which draws her to the conflict and what she sees with her camera. so welcome. >> thank you very much. >> rose: let's go back to how you became a photographer. because to know your story, you're not somebody who all of a sudden said i think i will go to college and learn to be a photographer. >> no, i never studied photography. i was always interested in international relations. and photography for me was something that was a hobby. i never assumed, i never thought that there could be a profession that could take me around the world and cover international relations. so i graduated from the university of wisconsin in madison and shortly after i moved to argentina to study spanish. and after i got down there i went into the local newspaper. i don't know why i was just compelled to go in and started begs for a job. a