neher untry's want it. >> many libyans have neve shed in their cntry's oil wealth. sanction mean thate c't ll aingle barrel. in libya oil as power and money. now, perhaps desty. >> in other news fm aund te world, on the eve o parliamentar elections reports are comg in that at least 10 people have been killed. several casualties weepoed in t blast, one personas killed in e noh. the vernment also kied at least four people. the dety pme minister has appeared before the international criminalourt, accused of organizing vigilanteroup during the007 pridenal election. six others also fa charges. the zero denied the algati. two lestinians have been killed by israeli shelling. the violence came hours aft hamas issd a cease fir one person has been killed and another seriouy injured in the shting of a british subrine . now to tvoryoast where offials said that more than 10bodies have been foundn the west othe untry. many of the vicms were burd alive, andt is believed that the killings are ethnicall motivated. it claimits ambassador com under avy apons fire and forces loyal to t

mr gbagbo has appently ill refed to hand over formal control ofhe untry and has taken shelter in bunkerlano de ther you have to remember that in 02, we were attacked by rels. act, the same ones there re sries thai was also hidingn the same bunk. haveaken sheer in house. >> the rces loyal to his opponents haveeen givenrders capreim ave. they say it so he caerout to jtice today, ather pmine ternational figure cald on . gbagbo to stand dn imdiaty, sayinge had aot to answeror. >> he has created a situation where many innent people have been killed. and i wod hope that when president ottaraakes over, he will do everythin possible to heal the tion >> in the midst of the fighting, the united nations and french peacekeepers a still making their presence felt. this is a critical ment for the country, and the biggest fear now is that ivory coast could descend intall-out civi war. ricrd galpin, bbc ns. >> for a brief te, i spoke to andrew harding neathe in citand i aed wha cards laurent gbagbo sll h to py at thipoin not many he has lost the eleion. he has lost pretty muc the war. his generals have

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sh said, remembehe futur of this untry is not for us, thiss for our chiren. today, wected on behalf of our children's ture nteek, when 58 grars fm corado rise in our cital i hopethat ty wi be able t look at the washington monument with pride and posbili. the land of plty has always found a way to me forward a one. thank you. >>and true north, whado y make o whayou just hrd from present obama? >> i think u c hear the reliefn prident obamas th voice. -- president ama's voice. this wagoing to go all th way to a government shut down because it was looking pretty acrimoous in the hours lding upo this final agreemt. ey are haing ts as the biggest annual speing cut in s. htory. at snds good b in the end we are stillalkibout a nyroportion of u.s. governmentpendg. e u.s. is going to run budgetdeficit this year, somewhe around $1.6 billio president oba is very happy to puthe end of ts cisis. he sai that americs o diffent bief, this relution approvesf th can wo together. do youhinkhat this will be that wwill see running thugh every single sagreement in the fure bween th

i think what i want to emphasize is this is an untried attempt. that has been done before. it is a question. there is a good likelihood that it will fail. and if it fails, and people of already basically moved in to the units, had units demolished, and the court and of will and that the development agreement is not good as far as this particular provision, those people are going to be s.o.l, and that is unfortunate. in fact, it would be more than an unfortunate. it would be tragic. to approve the developing agreement before you let them go ahead, with conditional approval, singing we need to go to the court and get the relief as to provision is valid or not, because there are hundreds of people's lives that depend on whether this is going to work, and do not want to love that for about six years down the road. we really need to find that it -- at the start, so that is my suggestion, that you agree, maybe find a test tenant who is willing to serve as a plaintiff and have it litigated and determined before this project. thank you. supervisor mar: th

and e fa tt th monarchy can sprd ielf acros 54 untries and be relevant a the commonwealth remains relent, 's a constant chalnge. and at'shy people likme haveharg to do year after year. keep it relevant. >> certainly see relevant toda thank u very much. ad you had a good day there. now, much more about th crital ement ofoday that dress. after months o spulation abt what kat middleton wld wear to r weddi, t mystery was solved when she stepped into herimousine thisorni in an ivor gown by sa burton, the head desner of alender quee the whe experience hadeen an incredible honor. r ctureorrespondent has more onhe dress. >> it wa the momt the secret waut. e handmade hamon crt lace, the iry and white satin, the fitted sellet, the inspition and openinglower. norer more many, today wasll abt the dress. >> i coun't have bn more peect. it was very classicvery grace kelly. e simple, elegance. >> when she was walkin down it look as if it was floatg in midair. >> and iefl seendjusng thtrain here, weaw the designer, sa burton, the wman who how ples the -- w n leads the alexander mcqueen fashio hou. the i

the untris strugglinto prode anotherood toeed itlf. inflation contues rise. economists say t sategs not rkinanymore. but the nationalrice are gog up. now ey a equal of t nation pre is. -- >> theatiol prices are ing up. nothey arehe people of tion prices. internatiol products a aut 60%. >> those struggling t me ends meet are sll wting toeap the rewards from the revolution. withresintial elections stggle -- sedul for 2012, theresint does not have much reime convince them th they e winners, to c news, corpt a >> -- bbc news, caracas. >> that is all we have time for today. you can catch up with and most of e te on twitter. 'm @bbcmattfrei. and you can follo was o facebook. thank you so muchor watchin see you bachere tomorrow. >> hello and welco. >> see t newunfold, get the top oriefrom around the globand click-to-play veo repos. to bbc.com/news to expeence the in-depth, expt reporting "bbworld news" line. >> fundi wasade possible by the freen fodation of n yo, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. nean's own foundation. the john d. ancathine t. cartr foundation. and unio

the t united natis human rightsbody condemned syriaor using dead force against civilis buinside the untry, there areore portofsecuty forces firing on donstrators and today man rights groups say a lea2 people wer killed in the lastest. >> daywas a test for bh des. esidtssa's reme is sllrying to use fce toto the demotrats. seral people were reported kied today. here, sme ptestors go to help those wh have been t. in tn, some monsators showed thr revsion agait their president none of isideo foage can be verifi. sevel hured jordanians today protestedgainst the olen. this upringsorrying many beyond syria's bders >>hat's happening insyri is pentily as seismic as theevolution that swept presiden hos marak from power egt. syria, like egypt has for dedes now been key reonal player. weon't know precily what is going oneyond that boer, t we d knowhat y changes in syria wil have a profound regial impa. soho won today'sest? well, the protests a continuing, a that speaks volumes in countrywher for decades few ve dare even to criticeheir rulers. mattw pri, bbcnews on the jordanian-syrian bord. >> in otr

i think what i want to emphasize is this is an untried attempt. that has been done before. it is a question. there is a good likelihood that it will fail. and if it fails, and people of already basically moved in to the units, had units demolished, and the court and of will and that the development agreement is not good as far as this particular provision, those people are going to be s.o.l, and that is unfortunate. in fact, it would be more than an unfortunate. it would be tragic. to approve the developing agreement before you let them go ahead, with conditional approval, singing we need to go to the court and get the relief as to provision is valid or not,

well, i've never wantednybody in my company or administration that isn't willing to try new risksy, untried things. that's the way you're going to make big steps forward. a lot of those are not going to work. if you fire the people that did them, why would anybody do them? so you want to encourage people to innovate and the essence of innovation is what govnment finds very difficult to deal with, but it still can be done. i don't think we should walk away from it and we're trying to do it in new york city government and to some extent throughout this country. you just can't walk away and say we're not going to try new things but the answer to your question, as to why people start to believe in things like to birther issue, is they don't stop to think and it sounds like it might be true and if you don't know, if you can't prove it is not true then a certain number of people will go on and say it isrue. tavis: i want to come back -- you made some comments that intrigued me about failure. i'm inown -- >> i don't know why they are provocative. tavi: provocative in the sense that it got me think

the untry and it's president susilo bambang yudhoyono. >> the world has to understand that indonesia is a country on the move. we have transformed. indonesia is... i should say an anchor in southeast asia. indonesia is playing a role in all the regions in all the world. and there is no contradiction between islam and democracy in indonesia. and of course it's progressing. economic reforms and others. >> rose: the indonesian story and its president when we continue. every story needs a hero we can all root for. who beats the odds and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storyline. it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: while much of the world's attention is focus tonight arab spring and popular rebellions against dictatorial regimes, there is

appropriation of hundreds of thousands of acres of the granite state for the purpose of the completely untried technology, organized and eventually that policy was killed. not in my backyard way, nuclear waste continues to be a problem but, in fact, imagine the story because, in fact, that was a relic of my experience of an earlier time manifesting and my belief that i could get a little phone tree going with my neighbors and call a meeting in my local town hall. as it turned out on the night that the challenger exploded, a snowy new hampshire night, all of these local citizens showed up and decided to create a movement, and it was one that actually did stop the government. >> thank you. i want to ask mark because joyce brought up this would create a panic if we knew about this. now we hear all of this. it is all for national security, the fear that goes on in our country through the media is rampant, and of want to ask mark, would you tell us why the charges were dropped against you when you were underground and came back? >> i was underground -- i was a federal fugitive from 1970-1977. actua

. >> this is one crime that cannot go untry solved. have to do our job and put them away or there will be other merchants and other people. >> compose was a business leader in the crime-ridden fruitvale district. he encouraged felipe lopez merchants to create a network of surveillance cameras as a way to detour criminals. investigators are hoping footage from the cameras will help them identify the suspects. >>> a man is recovering in the hospital after confronting a group of vandals friday night. police say he heard them smashing mailboxes in his snibbed he hopped in his car and chased after them. that's when police say one jumped on the hood. he hit the brakes. the suspect flew off and broke his ankle. police say when the man got out of his car to try to help, two other suspects attacked him and then ran away. police are still looking for them. >>> a hawaiian bound alaskan airlines flight returned safely yesterday after striking a bird shortly after take off. an parent spokesperson said the plane did not lose power. the pilot only tu

yes i think probably he was sort of appeared of what might come indeed, untried, untested. but i was... what we were saying was that churchill was very kind of... even when he contradicted himself between one year and the next he was absolutely adamant, he was not really... even though... what he was reflective and tortured about were elements of his own personality which threw him into black dog depression. >> rose: who was he tortured about, snow >> i think he was frightened when he would become depressed. i think it was the indeterminate black cloud that would somehow just strangle him like a black cot thrown over the head of a parrot and the parrot would stop squawking and it would be over. we know he was frightened of that. classically clinical way. obama strikes me as a kind of non-stop reasoning machine. but what was striking... >> rose: i think that's true. absolutely true. a non-stop reasoning machine. >> and you need something else, actually, to plant your political flag. but i thought he did that yesterday. i thought actually even though... >> rose: in terms of t

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why should we trust another organization with 1000 no ploys, untested and untried in theory?>> the cfpb has a single mission and it'll be judged. they have multiple missions. if they conflict. >> the cfpb will never be judged by the people elected in this country. i find your statement to be astounding especially in light of the fact that you were special counsel on the tarp. you find it offensive that this agency would be subjected to the appropriation process and therefore politicized. for goodness sakes, article one gives the power of the purse to the united states congress. we are directly elected by people who wanted to see oversize on behalf of the agencies. he make the statement that they goodness we have the consumer financial protection bureau that is immune. shocked.t a >> unfortunately, there is a vigorous lobbying process. >> come on. these are little guys. but there are big as a not in the room. >> i've been through 1000 real- estate transactions. i practice law. i which are said to $5 to $100 to close. i will close in 20 minutes. along comes them. they continue

why should we trust yet another organization with a thousand new employees, untested, untried in theory? >> here is why. the cfpb has a single mission, and it will be judged on whether it succeeds in protecting consumers. the fed has multiple missions and the conflict. >> but the cfpb would never be judged by the people elected in this country, and those are members of congress. and i find your statement to the absolutely astounding, especially in light of the fact that you are special counsel on the t.a.r.p. where you said you find it offensive that this agency would be subjected to the appropriation process. and, therefore, politicize, i mean, for goodness sakes, article one of the constitution gives the power to the united states congress. we are directly elected by people who want to see us, see oversight on behalf of these agencies. and yet, you make the statement that thank goodness we have the consumer financial protection bureau that's immune from this process. i'm just shocked at that, but i want to go on. >> unfortnuately, there is a vigorous lobbying process which is present

why should we trust yet another organization with 1,000 new employees untested, untried, in theory? >> here's why. the cfpb has a single mission. and it will be judged on whether it succeeds in protecting consumers. >> judged by whom? >> the fed has multiple missions and they conflict. the cfpb would never be judged by the people elected in this country. and those are members of congress. and i find your statement to be absolutely astounding, especially in light of the fact that you were special counsel on the tarp where you said that you find it offensive that this agency would be subjected to the appropriations process and therefore politicized. i mean, for goodness sakes, article 1 of the constitution gives the power of the purse to the united states congress. we are directly elected by people who want to see us -- see oversight on behalf of these agencies. and yet you make the statement that thank goodness we have the consumer financial protection bureau that's immune from this process. i'm just shocked at that. but i want to go on. >> if you're shocked, i would note that unfort