of al-qaida leader al-awlaki. we'll break down the numbers. and search, surrounded. rebel force in libya have gaddafi's home town boxed n we'll have a live report from libya. >> >> and hello, everybody. a big score in the war on terror one day after a u.s. drone strike killed al-awlaki. nato said a senior leader of al-qaida network was captured. >> according to the military officials. akahn is one of the high ranking members i afghanistan al-qaida. he was captured. nato and afghan forces got him in the province in afghanistan. he had military oversight there in afghanistan and pakistan. he coordinated money and supplies for terror operation. military officials call it a significant milestone in the haqqani network that is closely aligned with taliban and al-qaida. >> we are learning more about the missile strike in yemen. killed in the attack an war al-awlaki and zamir kahn. word that alassyria may be killed. he is a talented bomb maker. he designed explosive that is can pass through the airport security screening methods and behind the underwear bomb plot and the ca

military strike killed an al-qaida leader in yes, ma'amen.the obama's administration's use of force. >> reporter: supports of an american-born cleric, killed in yes, ma'amen could try to avenge his death. he died in a military drone strike wednesday. he spoke fluent english and used the internet to gain a worldwide network. >> he was the leader of external operations for al- qaida. linked the fort hood shootings and failed underwear popping christmas day 2009. the state department issued a worldwide travel alert, saying supporters of him might retaliate. john and lynn ya' are traveling and realize there is a threat. >> i trust our security and we feel very comfortable traveling. >> reporter: friday's attack killed american samir khan. he was -- civil liberties groups raised concerns about targeting u.s. citizens, but former vice president dick cheney defended president obama. >> i think the president ought to have that authority to order that kind of strike, even when it envelopes an american citizen when it's clear evidence he is part of al-

a look at some other stories from around the world an airstrike in southern yemen has killed and al qaida member described as the group's media chief as well as six other militants ibrahim al baba is accused of carrying out operations both inside and outside yemen some reports suggest the attack was carried out by a manned u.s. drone others say yemeni military planes were responsible. in libya the first gun battle in tripoli since it was taken over by the national transitional council two months ago has reportedly and leaving scores of people injured witnesses say the shooting started after a man was spotted raising the green flag of. one of the capital's building buildings rather meanwhile the battle for the city of syria goes on pockets of resistance continue to fight new government. a man claiming to be from al qaida has been distributing aid in somalia as part of an apparent p.r. campaign. saw that being a u.s. citizen had about food clothes money and a fully equipped ambulance at a refugee camp near the capital mogadishu international aid agencies are prevented from entering the area

al-qaida's deadliest group hit hard again. word of a u.s. drone strike taking out terrorist. including the son of al-awlaki. new details on the strike. and more deadly clashes in the streets of yemen the country's leader slaughters his own people. >> we have shootings in seal beach. >> the chilling 911 call in a southern california hair salon. >> is she still there? >> no, he walked away. >> we'll have more on that call. >> plus, on the hunt for a pair of thieves in drag. >> police are searching for the cross dressing duoon a crime spreen after they hit swanky retailers in manhattan. >> troops in uganda. and president obama said they arrived on wednesday. uganda borders the congo of south sudan. troops will be deploying there. what is the. to find and kill joseph coney. the guerrilla group accused of terrorizing tens of thousands of people. mr. obama said the united states supported military operation. but attempts to take coney out is unsuccessful. and now u.s. forces will be on the ground to provide support. the troops will not engage in battle unless they defend themselves.

. >> the death of alaki is a major blow to al-qaida's most active operational affiliate. >> reporter: was a top figure in the terrorists most dangerous pwrafrplg. alaki b ranch. alaki born in new mexico and spoke fluent english. he inspired the deadly rampage in fort hood. >> i think a message clearly needs to go out to the terrorists in this world that want to attack us. if you attack americans we will find you and we will bring you to justice. >> reporter: the cia and u.s. military tracked alaki for three weeks before a strike on his convey. awaki's death is considered the most significant since osama bin laden. but the intelligence recognize a weakened al-qaida still remains a threat against the united states. >>> the paramedics who found michael jackson's lifeless body two years ago testified in his manslaughter trial. emergency responders tell the court the information dr. conrad murray gave them just didn't add up. he said jackson didn't have any prior conditions and he never mentioned he had given the singer propofol. later dr. murray's story changed. >> doctors in the house, i

jenna: when we look at yemen we look at the threat of al-qaida. there, specifically is it over? ter: despite the early reports by the ap that the bomb maker ibrahim hassan al-asiri was killed i've been reporting since friday that there was no forensic evidence to support the claim and now it's accepted that he was not even the target of e strike. ibrahim hassan al-asiri was behind the underwear bomb and cargo printer bombs you see him there on the right. he is ruthless by example, he used his own brother as a suicide bomber in august of 2009 for the attempted assassination of a saudi prince and the actual leader of al-qaida in yemen is a longtime aid to osama bin laden and he's believed to be in the south of yemen. a u.s. official says that it's believed they have been apart for some time for operational security reasons. traveling to israel today the defense secretary who was recently the cia director said it was too early to write off the al-qaida affiliate. >> there is no question that al-qaida remains a threat, that there are individuals within al-qaida that are still there,

. >> it appears more and morewashington's weapon of choice are drone strikes. 7 al-qaida militants were killed last night and the son of al-awlaki. al-awlaki was kill in a similar style attack last month. it appears that al-qaida is gaining more n and more with the instability in yemen. president selah forces contacted attacks on the people in yemen in the midst of the uprising that lasted eight months since it all began. forces loyal to selah fired on protestors and killing nine and many of them taken to the hospital. selah forces fired on protestors. gunfire could be heard in the entire capitol there tonight and interesting that al-qaida is gaining their presence in southern yemen. they are gaining a stronger foot hold in the country of yemen and that could mean more cloud in the countryy especially because of this instability. uma. >> great to see you. thank you for the update. >> a controversial part of president obama's health care plan is being scrapped. critics say long-term insurance plan known as the class act was too expensive and unsustainable. health and human services. kath

. >>> officials say they have eliminated another top member of al-qaida. it happened in yemen where a u.s. manned android shot and killed him. >> this has been a bad year for terrorists. >> reporter: alaki was a recruiter for al-qaida they say he had ties to the 9/11 hijackers and to the army psychiatrist accused of killing 14 in fort hood. he is also said to have recruited the man who tried to bring down a plane with a bomb in his under parents. >> we will be determined, we will be resolute in our commitment. >>>cohn a computer expert was also killed in that attack. >>> the u.s. navy is considering extending deployment longer than six months for fighter ships. >>> the pentagon today issued guidelines to military chaplains about performing same- sex marriages. the notification comes 10 days after the end of the don't ask don't tell policy forbidding openly gay people from serving in the military. chaplains can perform the ceremonies in states where same- sex marriage is legal but chaplains can also refuse if it would conflict with their personal or religio

eastern part of libya was a hotbed of islamic radicalism some of these people have been connected to al qaida one of the al qaeda leaders who was killed recently a two year was a libyan and he came from this general area now we know that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaida and was indeed chained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that people with the guns on the side of the libyan rebels and how the government or people who have this very mixed background and it's not clear how that also sorts out when you get down to the point of once the country's under the control of this forest which side of this force will will be predominant. u.s. backed military operation in libya still hasn't brought peace to the region something that has been its primary goal meanwhile america's presence in afghanistan could not pull a country from the turmoil fourteen years. of you know the thought. that probably is not are we not. you know this was going to be just a case of more and more americans and oth

eastern part of libya was a hotbed of islamic radicalism some of these people have been connected to al qaida one of the al qaeda leaders who was killed recently a tear was a libyan and he came from this general area and now we know that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaida and was indeed detained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that the people with the guns on the side of the libyan rebels are now the government are people who have this very mixed background and it's not clear how that works out when you get down to the point of once the country's under the control there so this force which side of this force will will be predominant. libyan revolutionary forces say they have surrounded the city of sirte get off the stronghold meanwhile aid agencies are alarmed at the thousands of civilians fleeing the besieged town people are being driven from their homes by fierce fighting as well as a lot of supplies while the lions deputy editor of the independent online magazine spike says th

. ♪ for safe and secure ways to stay connected, visit usps.com/mail >> further proof that al-qaida ands will find no safe haven anywhere in the world. >> bin laden is dead. al-awlaki is dead. al-qaida is a much diminished network. >> chris: president obama and just retired chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullen talking about the significance of killing one of the world's most wanted terrorist. >> brit hume fox news analysis. mara liasson national public record. and bill kristol from the weekly standard. and juan williams. two years after searching and intelligence and special forces got their man. drone strikes taking down this guy. anwar al-awlaki, american born cleric that was so effective in recruiting the jihadist. big victory in the war on terror. >> it is a victory. for the al-qaida leader who step in bin laden's role in a smaller capacity. this is your guy. i think credit is owed to everyone involved in this from the president on down. part of what is interesting about one of the problems against terrorist is the nature television. powerful weapons and large numbers o

already stopped bothering them but anyway let's go back over the claims that this is a massive blow to al qaida that al lockheed played a major operational role people who actually know what they're talking about have disputed that claim including jeremy scahill right here on the show last week if anything a lot of he was more of a you tube preacher it was his ability to speak perfect english but his sermons online that made him a leading name in this u.s. war on terror but even if you take out the propagandist you think that's going to deal with a major blow you know i'm a stop talking don't take it from me take it from the military that's right according to a new study released by the u.s. military academies combating terrorism center they say that a lot of these death is unlikely to impact in the arabian peninsula as operations in yemen or its desire to attack the interests of the united states they also say that instead the u.s. should focus on taking out the actual operational leaders people like the heisey so basically the u.s. military just proves everything that the white house fed in t

unidentified vehicle was used to carry out the attack al shabaab insurgents which have links to al qaida said they were behind the assault. a top u.s. commander in afghanistan has promised american forces will stay in the region for a long time twenty fourteen was set as the deadline to withdraw some ninety thousand troops currently deployed in the country president obama wants a third gone by next summer but general. john allen said that number of troops that will remain to advise the afghan security forces is yet to be determined. the family of murdered british student meredith kercher say once again that they have no answers as to how she died after an italian court cleared american amanda knox of murdering her tour in two thousand and seven she had already served four years in jail when her appeal was accepted on monday the judge ruled that evidence of sexual assault and murder were unreliable and overturned the original guilty verdict. in the southwestern pakistani government. executed well people and injured seven hundred. they stopped a boss forced the people off made them stand i

insurgents which have links to al qaida said they were behind us salt. the family of murdered british student meredith kercher say once again that they have no answers as to how she died well that's after an italian court cleared american amanda knox of murdering kirshner in two thousand and seven should already served four years in jail when her appeal was accepted on monday the judge ruled that evidence of sexual assault and murder was unreliable and overturned the original guilty verdict. now in southwestern pakistan gunmen on motorbikes have executed twelve people and injured seven mostly shiite muslims they stopped at last the people off made them stand in the line and then opened fire sunni militants with links to al qaida and the taliban have carried out scores of attacks against the minorities in recent years but the past couple of weeks have seen an escalation . of the former soviet republic of was because don is one of the world's leading cotton exporters and while the government gashes in the country's most vulnerable are paying the price and.

maybe we're taking off the head of al-qaida but here comes iran. idea that they were going to do this on u.s. soil, what does that say to you? >> they've become more brazen, gretchen, this is the most public view of what iran has been up to and it's a good thing, i guess, the public gets to see it. it's a very dangerous thing that they believed they could do this on u.s. soil, kill a saudi ambassador, take american civilians as casualties as well in washington, d.c. is a brazen act. >> no kidding. >> this tells you the kinds of things they've been doing already around the world and why we need to be so aggressive in pursuing actions against iran. >> you just touched on what i was going to ask you. pursuing actions against iran. some have referred to this as an act of war, we got to do something but given this administration, many would feel we're probably not going to do anything. >> yeah, well, if this goes two or three or four months, i'll tell you what, that's trouble. and that sends a signal to iran that they can continue to do these kinds of t

certainly does in al-qaida.take out this american english speaking jihadist who had a voice to the west and influence proportionally so that is very significant. in a sense, he became the face of al-qaida after bin laden was killed. so this is some major setback for them. they're not going to recover immediately from this. it's an idealology, they remain dangerous but they are largely a defensive organization now looking out for their own survival compared to what they used to be. >> and now looking to fight that war in the arab peninsula, right in the yemen-saudi border, to fight that war in yemen, in somalia, in that region, drones are the only way? >> we have special operations forces who also operate there on the ground in concert with local commandos and local army forces so it's a concerted inner agency effort, this war that we're fighting. the central intelligence agency plays a large role but so does special operations and other intelligence agencies like the national security agency. >> everybody knows

anwar al-awlaki was an operational leader of al-qaida in the arabian peninsula. >> reporter: this is awlaki you should see it in just a moment. he lived in the united states for 21 years and had several run ins with law enforcement including an incident for soliciting a prostitute. we are now hearing from the former attorney general alberto gonzales says we have to be more transparent because clearly the u.s. president will have to consider putting more americans on his kill list in the future, martha. martha: this is a whole interesting other chapter that you've touched on a lot in your reporting and writing. thanks a lot. bill: he's still dead, though. martha: that would be the case. bill: unfortunately for those who aspire to be like him his words and his mission lives on on the internet, because he was proficient when it came to the web. martha: certainly was. bill: prosecutors calling their final witness. now the defense makes their case in dr. conrad murray's trial, and they are about to paint a very sad picture of michael jackson. martha: stick three dozen people on a flat-bed

government has reportedly killed alleged al qaida recruiter anwar all the lucky with a drone strike in yemen a last he was near the top of the u.s. terror list but here's the catch he's a u.s. citizen he was born in america he was never charged with a crime and was assassinated without due process which the obama administration says is a ok in fact just moments ago secretary of state leon panetta said this country is safer without him because he was trying to inspire people to terrorize and attack this country but whether a lot he was a bad guy or not we have another question what does this mean for the u.s. constitution and the rights supposed to be guaranteed by it to u.s. citizens well to talk about it earlier i spoke with jeremy scahill he's national security correspondent for the nation magazine and he's also author of this book blackwater the rise of the world's most powerful mercenary army i asked him simply what was the crime out a lot he was really guilty of here's what he said. i mean that's what the white house and others are not saying i mean there's there's been no indicat

officials say a drone attack has killed two top al- qaida clerics including one who was american. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: julie both the cia and president obama has declared the attack today a successful blow to al-qaida. but the killing of the two has raised questions on activists. officials say anwar al-awlaki -- two u.s. predator drones fired missiles killing al- awlaki and a second american who was from south carolina coed co-editor of a afghanistan magazine. >> awlaqi was a threat because of his continued threats. >> reporter: awlaqi was born in new mexico. he inspired the american who pled guilty to the attempted car bombing in 2010. awlaqi exchanged e-mails to the fort hood shooter prior to the massacre. >> this is depriving someone of life without a due diligence. >> if the american president ask order anyone in the world assassinated then we've crossed a very frightening line i think. >> critics say the government should be forced to provide evidence in court before putting someone on the kill or capture list. live in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, chann

officials say a drone attack has killed two top al- qaida clerics including one who was american.katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: julie both the cia and president obama has declared the attack today a successful blow to al-qaida. but the killing of the two has raised questions on activists. officials say anwar al-awlaki -- two u.s. predator drones fired missiles killing al- awlaki and a second american who was from south carolina coed co-editor of a afghanistan magazine. >> awlaqi was a threat because of his continued threats. >> reporter: awlaqi was born in new mexico. he inspired the american who pled guilty to the attempted car bombing in 2010. awlaqi exchanged e-mails to the fort hood shooter prior to the massacre. >> this is depriving someone of life without a due diligence. >> if the american president ask order anyone in the world assassinated then we've crossed a very frightening line i think. >> critics say the government should be forced to provide evidence in court before putting someone on the kill or capture list. live in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, channel 2 n

the killing friday of leader of al-qaida could prompt attacks. >>> tomorrow, an italian court is expected to hand down a verdict in the amanda knox trial. she is standing accused of killer her roommate. the trial has been going on for nearly year. both she and her boyfriend will give speeches to the juror. >> she has been thinking about it well over three months. i think it will be heartfelt and truly her and hopefully it will go well. >> most of the evidence has been dismissed. including dna and witness accounts. but she must answer how she confessed. >>> republican presidential candidates were criticized for bashing a -- (inaudible.) >> the fight pledges to fight the defense of marriage act that bans same sex marriage. some in the crowd were disappointed that he did not fully endorse gay marriage. >>> the white house firing back at the massive loan given to solyndra. the still plus program that expired friday pumped money into lots of worthy prompts not the bay area. so-- solyndra filed bankruptcy and closed up. >>> protests against corporate greed in new york yesterday, demonstrators s

the self-proclaimed al-qaida operative will defend themselves but left -- let a standby lawyer make his defense. they will say he never tried to kill anyone and explosives were not powerful enough to take down the plane, and instead try to draw attention to his extremist believes. prosecutors will counter with physical evidence. they will surely call on what they described as a plane full of witnesses, and explosive experts to testify about the potential. there will also use his own words from a 50-minute interview when he told federal agents details of the plot and his intentions, which they say were to kill the 292 people on board that christmas day flight. >> a test vote is scheduled in the senate today for president obama's latest jobs plan. the american jobs act would cut payroll taxes for workers and employers, but republicans say it is nothing but recycled policies that have not worked. if the bill takes it -- makes it through the senate, republicans insist there is little chance it will pass a house vote. still ahead, we answer your plant and darden in questions. regarding quest

they said the operation was focused on disrupting militant groups including al-qaida and the taliban network in eastern afghanistan. that was led by security forces with the support of coalition troops. >>> time now is 5:12. president obama is hitting the road for a campaign style tour. this time he is coming here to the west coast. ktvu's reporters report. he is stepping up on congress. alison. >> reporter: for the last few months we heard president obama demand that congress pass this bill. but since congress has ignored his jobs plan. he is launching a new mantra today. we can't wait. and he will be issuing executive actions to stimulate the economy. president obama will be announcing few executive actions today. in las vegas. and he will announce some new rules to make it easy for people who have federally guaranteed loans to refinance. he will announce actions to make it easier for college students to pay back their loans and using his events this week including jobs in san francisco to continue to challenge congress to pass his american jobs act. but the senate is out this week

cleric born al-awlaki and kahn and a al-qaida top bomb maker. violence world wide. they issued the same warning after the navy seals took out osama bin laden. and nato reporting a capture senior member of haqqani. haqqani is a terrorist organization operating in pakistan and possibly behind deadly attacks on american in afghanistan. i am harris faulkner, we'll go right away back to huckabee, for all of the headlines go to fox news.comwhen you want them. ♪ >> what makes you the best candidate against president obama in you have to clearr the field of all of the republicans, but pair you with rick perry or rick sanatorium approximate or michelle bachmann or herman cain or perry. why mitt romney. what gives you you the best chance of defeating president obama. >> i spent my life not in politics but the private sector makes we different than the other people running for office. i understand how the economy works because i lived in the economy. and i understand what it mean to have people taking out calculator and cheek books saying i don't know if w

. >>> president barack obama referred to the killings of two americans as a major blow to al- qaida's worldwide terrorist network. the al-awlaki was killed. president barack obama says he was a leader responsible for two failed terrorist attacks in the u.s. he directed the failed attempt to blow up cargo planes in 2010 and called on individuals in the united states and around the globe to kill innocent men, women and children. >> he was from north carolina had never been charged with a crime. he published a widely read online magazine that encouragees violence against the u.s. -- encourages violence against the u.s. >>> cheering wait for military chaplains to preside over the same sex unions. it came over the obskwrebgs from some members of congress. it violated federal law. namely the defense of marriage act. the change follows the recent repeal of the pentagon's don't ask don't tell policy that prevented gay service members from openly serving in the military. >>> lieutenant governor newsome joined the port of officials today and accused the government of sitting on $5.6 billion mea

year-old hasan sayd was a member of the -- >>> some of the first explosions around kabul targeted al-qaida held positions. u.s. and british ships and submarines also launched 50 missells that day. president obama released a statement saying quote, we pay tribute to our inspiring military families who have persevered at home with a loved one at war. alex savage with how military families have at have -- have at adapted during 10 years of war. >> reporter: for many children the war in afghanistan has always been part of life. >> reporter: he was not everyone war when the war in afghanistan ever started. but 8-year-old magana has rarely seen his dad. >> it's not the funnest of times. but you know you work through it. >> reporter: johnny magana has been left to care for the couples three boys. >> he's had a couple little break downs not too bad. nothing that he can't get over. but he's had them. my question is why are we there. we're wasting valuable time, effort and life. >> reporter: for the hanson family the war in afghanistan has spelled stress at home. >> i've missed a lot of my family's

is achieving its objective to ultimately defeat the al-qaida network. troops saying they still face a fierce insurgery. >> the insurgents that operate in this area are determined. >> about 100,000 american troops are now in afghanistan. nearly 1800 have died. u.s. soldiers have already handed over much of the security to afghan forces. they are planning to give them complete control by the end of 2014. that's when all u.s. forces are set to pull out. >>> britain's prince harry is in the united states for the next few months training to fly helicopter gunships learning about desert landings and weapons. he is known in the army as captain harry wales. the u.s. army saying he will not get any special treatment here. >>> antismoking crusaders are stoking the fair for another tax hike on cigarettes. find out where that is happening. >>> cooling down quickly as the sun sinks down along the horizon. we will see a bit of a warmup as we head into that columbus day weekend. i will be back in a few minutes with your full forecast. >>> is it a case of religious per

he contends he's operating on behalf of a senior al-qaida operative from iran and wants $1 million for the assassination of the ambassador. in fact, they talked about where it would be. it's obliquely referred to in the indictment. it was going to be one of the restaurants where the saudi ambassador attended, and that's the monocle that's next to the senate buildings on capitol hill. the bottom line is iran operates according to a different set of metrics, not like you and i. they don't care if something like this gets disclosed because what's the worst that could happen to them, more sanctions? it's clear they know the west can do nothing further to them unless they take military action, which i don't think this administration will do. >> investigator of the project on terrorism. it's heartening to us lay people that we were able to discover this plot and stem it but as we talk about it, we wonder where we go next and what the next step is diplomatically or perhaps more sanctions or whatever it is down the road. thank you for coming in tonight and shedding some light on this. >> you b

eastern part of libya was a hotbed of islamic radicalism some of these people have been connected to al qaida one of the al qaeda leaders who was killed recently it was a libyan and he came from this general area and now we know that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaeda and was indeed detained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that the people with the guns on the side of the libyan rebels are now the government are people who have this very mixed background and it's not clear how that also sorts out when you get down to the point of once the country is under the control of this of this force which side of this force will will be predominant international debt inspectors are having trouble visiting team ministries in greece because every workers are occupying them and the latest anti austerity protest the delegation is in athens to decide whether greece is a fit enough for another slice of the bailout the government's last chance to haiti collapse later this month the decision was sus

six men with conspiring to assassinate president hamid karzai the group which is being linked to al qaida had recruited one of bodyguards for the operation they confessed to training to use guns rockets and suicide attacks and targeting top government officials last month former. void of former president burhanuddin rabbani was killed by a suicide bomber pretending to be a taliban peace negotiator. time now to take in more of russia close up and today war on a health kick. where in the pens are region i mean east european plane although most of its territory lies on the wall the highlands capitals also called paths it was founded as a small fortress in the seventeenth century was growing ever since to leave the city striving to be one of the healthiest and savior stone in russia by order of the governor of arkansas want to find out why. almost every day the government is telling us that we should eat more fruits and vegetables drink less exercise more of course many people ignore these recommendations in fact working for the government will be very frustrating always telling people to do

the ranking democrat says it is the biggest blow to al-qaida since the death of osama bin laden. >> anwar al-awlaki was a charismatic leader that inspired people to kill americans. he now has been taken off of the battlefield. i said this after bin laden, and i will say this now, if you are going to kill americans, we will find you, and we will bring you to justice. >> al-awlaki is said to have ordered the failed underwear bombing of the detroit-bound train in 2009 and officials say he also communicated with the shooter in fort hood texas. >> if you use a cell phone for texting, you might want to pay attention to maryland making it a legal today. a first offense will cost you $70.10. on your license. -- $70 and one. on your license. >> a brash of break-ins has some residents on edge. according to baltimore police there have been nine incidents in september. the latest capt. thursday night, but this time one of the homeowners was inside. >> we started hearing is loud banging sounds. it was obvious it was not a hand. it was an object. the kids freaked out. i was home alone with my 1-year- o

terrorist attack explosion wanted at least fourteen people accounts a week after somalia's most feared al qaida affiliated militant group warned of attacks inside hania police say. they are linking the explosion to those threats believed to be a retail liaison for the khania military incursion into somalia last week. ballot counting as on the way in tunisia following the first free poll since the arab spring began president ben ali was toppled in january following weeks of popular uprising the country is now electing a two hundred seventeen seat a sample which will draft a new constitution and appointed government the first results are due on monday as party expected to come out on top. while it brings us up to date here on our t.v. of god the latest business news with kareena that's next. here welcome to a business update the russian ruble has been appreciating for the last two weeks up to a shop fall at the end of september but analysts say the trend is likely to be short lived. we can see somebody in india in the interest of i think in the sense that google may strengthen the little bit but

that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaida and was indeed detained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that the people with the guns on the side of the libyan rebels are now the government are people who have this very mixed background and it's not clear how that also sorts out when you get down to the point of once the country's under the control of this of this force which side of this force will will be predominant. the last bad military operation in libya still hasn't brought peace to the region despite as being its primary goal this has america's tanny or presence in afghanistan still struggles to and the country's turmoil. probably another viet nam type. war where it probably is not a winner. the other side's going to win it's just a case of more and more americans and others dying r.t. as people and your weather as i think a decade of fighting was worth it's. a man better harvest thousands of indians. farmers commit suicide is one of the drive seasons in decades devastates t

support for its war in afghanistan are very few blocking taliban supply routes for hunting down al qaida cells but it's only been token support so far with his lama blood as lama bad for him to stay on the sidelines and even assist taliban factions at times our military analyst explores what's behind pakistan's to face policies. back in eighty's it was the most successful cia operation when they promoted. back to stand and to the rule of generals the yellow hog for the anti soviet jihad in afghanistan thirty years later the defense again is fighting with the consequences of that success right here. and they will be doomed to run the vicious circle again and again until their white house will finally realize that to prevail they have to dismantle their own legacy in pakistan then the issue is whether islamabad is their friend or foe. actually it's neither that's why a new definition has been coined the frenemy it means that the countries policy has been torn apart in a contradiction between its past and current islam ization. and the new challenges for the whole region. in london's trafal

by by you know by these rebel forces which in fact documents are largely integrated by al qaida but isha nonetheless michelle in the ass on the flipside of this question it certainly is you know i hear what you're saying in terms of the u.s. wanting to have control of that oil reserves but why now certainly and there was plenty of oil there back in in two thousand to twenty that mass atrocities these killings going on in libya under gadhafi you know why didn't the u.s. get invent one why now. well i don't but question of could not relate to the doctor because i think it is a separate issue if you insist go back to what general wesley clark stated several years ago way discuss a rose by the sequencing of come trees which which would be candidates for military intervention and that included syria libya iran iraq and so on and. the list is part of the lives we wrote but it is the country to become. as if the growth parade on the us. for once. and in this regards it's a product of the same thing as is war now we see it on the ground which is very important we don't have a lot with the medite

that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaida and was indeed chained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that people with the guns on the side of the libyan rebels are now the government are people who have this very mixed background and it's not clear how the south when you get down to the point of once the country's under the control of this of this force which side of this force will will be predominant. libyan revolutionary forces say they have surrounded the city of syria khadafi stronghold thousands of people have been fleeing the besieged city driven from their homes by fierce fighting and a lack of essential chairman of the national transitional council said his forces have called a two day truce to let civilians leave but heavy rocket and mortar fire continued anyway meanwhile aid workers from the international committee of the red cross have brought medical supplies to the city rob lyons deputy editor of the independent online magazine it's like says nato intervention in lib

and then claiming to be from al qaida has been distributing aid in somalia as part of an apparent p.r. campaign. jr thought to be a u.s. citizen had about food clothes money and a fully equipped ambulance at a refugee camp near the capital mogadishu international aid agencies are prevented from entering the area is believed to be our first aid donation to a country worth some seven hundred fifty thousand people face starvation. the u.n. secretary general has called israeli plans to build over two and a half thousand houses in east jerusalem unacceptable criticize the israeli settlements for putting peace negotiations between israel and the palestinians at risk the palestinians want the west bank and east jerusalem as part of a future state and say they won't resume talks until all construction there is hope that. living through the nightmare of north caucasus terrorism not once but twice russians are suffer the horror of seeing his wife and son die in the present school with tapper and then several years later received injuries to his eyes and legs in a market bombing r.t. is making a

with conspiring to assassinate president hamid karzai the group which is reportedly affiliated with al qaida managed to recruit one of karzai is personal bodyguards for their operation so extremists have killed several high profile figures in afghanistan in recent months the last of which is the is a clever twentieth assassination of former afghan president who had the body. yemeni activists say at least eight people have been killed and over one hundred fifty injured in the past twenty four hours in the southern city of government forces shelled residential areas while opposition led arm flies tribesmen supporting the demand for president saleh to go joy in the firefight browsers continue to take to the streets across the country protesting his decades long. any and start of a burglary and has reportedly claimed the lives of over fifteen hundred people. the nobel prize in chemistry has gone to an israeli researcher for his discovery of cause i crystals accomplice complex structural form was previously thought to be impossible because the atoms were arranged in a manner contrary to the laws

border it happened in part of north waziristan which serves as a base for many it's all about an al qaida militants the u.s. has carried out many strikes in the area in recent years but officials never publicly acknowledged having a cia drone program in pakistan. presidential loyalists troops in it yet have reportedly shelled a petrol station killing at least will mostly children dozens of others were injured in the attack north of the capital where local tribesmen now back protesters yemen's endured months of violence that's left more than seventeen hundred people dead and on the verge of civil war the u.n. sufficient for president saleh to leave the gulf states transition plan. is strongly imply minister has called for an end to the strikes which have seen all conscious wise grounded around the world the company says its planes will return to the skies if an emergency arbitration hearing ordered by government rules that the dust will actually lost and almost seventy thousand passengers sub in effect just among those stranded were seventeen world leaders who've been attending a commonwea