hoft ours decided to move before the u.n. could get a conference going to bring different sides together around the peace table we're era dot are our first analysts to make to say those claims that this could have been prevented that there has been this vacuum that the international community simply did not do what it should have why. well it seems that at least with regard to the trumpet administration he has his interests elsewhere he's taken his eye off of this secretary of state pump a has done the same and you have a country like france that should be doing the right thing on the right side of history has actually been supportive to a degree of hof tar which is extraordinary so the french bear some responsibility in this and then you have the u.a.e. and others egypt and russia in particular that have supported our have supported the day this day was coming and what nato and the e.u. should have done in the u.s. and france in particular along with the u.k. some others they should have had some civilian boots on the ground

military aircraft flew three hundred fifty of these men including hoft are to the u.s. and they're given refugee status this is where he continues to train with the national front for the liberation of for the salvation excuse me of libya in rural virginia he was very close to here in anticipation for another libyan cool attempt and are smarter audience members might notice this is quite close to cia headquarters so still having those ties there. so this is where he lives for close to two decades he lives actually right here in falls church virginia until two thousand and seven that he moved to this five bedroom house in vienna people close to him are like where's he getting all this money on public records actually show that he sold this house for over six hundred thousand dollars in two thousand and ten and he voted in virginia elections in two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine so now i'm sure your next question is like what happens after gadhafi right because he does feel weird so here's this guy who you go through this whole there's a very well known thes

a surge in fighting in the libyan capital tripoli forces loyal to libyan army commander kelly for hoft battling to seize control of the city from the internationally recognized libyan government shelling has increased and more than two hundred people have been killed since the offensive began this month. images of war intended to demonstrate the progress of khalifa haftar arse troops this may be propaganda but it does show that the battle for tripoli is escalating. this week the city center was hit by rockets for the first time emergency workers reported civilian casualties according to the u.n. at least one hundred ninety people have been killed since fighting began in early april. for libya's interior minister the conflict has reached a new level of illegality and this is a criminal. and it's presumed that it is needed but you cannot believe one he killed his people this is not the united nations evacuating migrants and refugees from camps in tripoli's south to rescue them from the fighting but two thousand seven hundred people are trapped close to the front and could get caught up i

state the protests come after the white house said president donald trump spoke on the phone with hoft hour earlier this week offering his support and praising the world's fight against what he called terrorism and securing libya's oil many are angry about that development i was here that much on the end of the bill of course trump support tough because who initially brought into the limelight after it was put on hold. so they can have someone to replace gadhafi and now they have brought him back to take over but the libyan people are against trial and against after we want civilian rule and freedom. really for have to us forces in the east have been fighting to take control of tripoli from the internationally recognized government for the past few weeks since then violence has escalated and more than two hundred people have been killed and there are efforts to find a political solution. in the center stage. and there are some powerful forces. behind the indorsement authors offensive after. two weeks ago in. and doesn't really care he wants to go on his own wants this is much more abou

was about but it had an unnerving effect on the ground i was in tunisia and the president had called hoft or a general from the east of libya that was moving on tripoli and saying thank you for helping with isis and haftorah did but the phone call seems to be perceived in the region as we're picking sides. two hundred seventy election stuff and indonesia have reportedly died from overwork after the world's biggest single day elections the general elections commission says the workers mostly died of fatigue related illnesses caused by long hours spent counting millions of ballot papers by hand the announcement comes ten days after indonesians went to the polls but joining us now to talk more about this is greg fealy an indonesian politics specialist at the australian national unity university joins us by skype now from cambra thanks very much for being with us now this was of course a huge undertaking administering these. elections and there were millions of people involved in and carrying it out and carrying and counting the votes but many people will be shocked to hear that two hundred s

backed government to confront the warlords hoft us forces have started a military offensive to capture the capital tripoli such as they have been a free pushback from tripoli's old international airport after briefly seizing control. thousands of anti-government protesters are defying a curfew called by sudan's army in the capital khartoum to continue demonstrations against president omar al bashir at least six people have been killed since saturday in what appears to be the biggest anti-government demonstration in months . and commemorations have begun in rwanda as it box twenty five years since the start of a genocide that killed eight hundred thousand people the ceremony will begin one hundred days of national mourning. so while today is mostly about altering the many who were killed it's also a time to reflect on stories of survival including this man it was just a child when the killings began in one thousand nine hundred four. a marine named dinners or. two for yes or. genocide one genocide survivor. i was in to get you know him when the genocide says that. the law is a member of

and this morning more than two dozen people woke up without a hoft a this fire. many residents spent yesterday trying to salvage what they could and no word on what may have start the fire. >>> today families who lost loved ones in the 2016 natural gas explosion in silver spring are getting answers. this is the flower branch apartments. th nationalransportation safety board is holding a meeting t discuss the probable cause. federal investigators say the fire started in the needer room and then explosion happened. investigators also say the same resident who called to rort the smell of gashortly before the explosion in august called for about two weeks pri the same reason. however, firefighters were unable to gainull access to the meter room and because there was not a firas washington g was not notified. if the firefighters had the correct key to the meet yore room, they could have investigated the smell sooner and more accurately. >> the fire department are supposed to have access to an apartment buiing to the rooms that are locked through the availability of a

. >> he was in the hoft loft. was there. >> reporter: he was in bed with her. >> he was a foot from me. there's no room for that. >> reporter: this surely had to be a colossal misunderstanding. bianca sought support from her neighbors including david novak, her only friend with intimate knowledge of the legal system. he comforted you? >> he was brilliant, yeah. he would ask me how everything was going and what was happening with christopher and whether our attorneys were doing the job they were supposed to. >> reporter: she told him everything, she said. and he assured her the mistake would soon be rectified. she believed him. >> i didn't want to be married to a murderer. i would not fool myself if there was a second's doubt in my mind he did not do this. >> reporter: but some of their friends in the loft weren't so sure. >> i started to feel sorry for her thinking, oh, my gosh, she poor, knee eve girl. you're going to be crushed by this. >> reporter: at the sandy, utah, justice center, the case that police turned

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