janny scott, the singular woman, the untold story of barak obama's mother. thank you. >> guest: thank you so much. >> that was "afterwords" becometv's signature program where authors are interviewed by journalists, public policy makes, and others familiar with their material. it airs on book tv at 10 p.m. on saturday, 12 p.m. and 9 p.m. on

i think that security overall is a positive trend in baraki barak. we are making improvements. on the local and village level, people getting fed up with violence. not only coming to us to seek assistance, but also, in some cases, working always to take care of themselves, because nobody can take care of people as well as they can take care of themselves. when you start to see that sort of stuff happening, which we are starting to see success is down the road. there is a local sound that is near a major road. it is a battleground at times. when we move through that area, which is necessary, the enemy comes from outside and uses that location to right. people in this town are uninvolved and are seeing the negative consequences of that sort of fighting. what we see is encouraging that the people in the town are coming here to the district center to see the sub-governor and the other agents we have here and think it's them, ask for help, and bring a potential ways -- and engage them and ask for help. that is a sign of progress. the government is going to solve their problems and l

barak and not. because of. the deal in school years of division between hamas and fattah and basically peers in for the planet declaration of palestinian statehood in september by you miss this trade that hamas runs they get to the west bank. kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather than later or they will overtake the west bank and this might be a problem not only for the palestinians it will be a problem for israel this is one of the many checkpoints between israel and the palestinian territories as cairo extends a hand to the palestinians security here is unlikely to be beefed up in the three months since mubarak was ousted no one's replaced him some believed the americans gave up the old friend to an elite and to easily miscalculating that his replacement would be democratic. interests instead it's the generals who continue to call the shots and they are playing this man at the. union one to. one on the other hand they want to establish a new relationship with us. sure of. the new

russia is closely monitoring barak obama's meeting with the polish president which is aimed at increasing washington's meucci presence in the country. belgrade agrees to extradite former general about to the hague on a war crimes charges despite his health problems so abuse accused of arresting him only those who can join the. georgian protestors appeal to the e.u. probe of access harassment following the government's independent state crackdown that's left hundreds wounded to take. it with r.t. live from moscow on the recent show welcome to the program for missile defense plans and america's military presence in poland in focus as the u.s. president wraps up his european tour with a visit to the country it's something that moscow is watching closely especially after obama's promise to try and agree on a system that suits both of that security interests that you're going to see going off now is in warsaw and joins us live how you go to so this is obama's first visit to poland it seems that the meeting was productive also what's to be expected of the meeting. well this is barack obama's fi

president barak obama continues pushing on israel to start talking and reach at three agreements with. all the details coming out shortly. the. government protesting years gathered strength in the opposition promising to see president mikheil saakashvili by wednesday. plus the e.u. . has nothing it's pushing itself. we're watching our. top story russia is offering a helping hand libyans and palestinians to negotiate peace agreements reaching representatives of the libyan opposition and palestinian leaders to hold talks with the russian foreign minister. but more on this let's start with the libyan. hoping to achieve. last week it was a delegation from tripoli and now it's a delegation from rebel strongholds and. not want to be. an internal issue for libya but it does want to help both sides to find ways to start moving to a closer towards some sort of a ceasefire and last week tripoli said that they are ready to go by all the un resolutions and they are ready to consider a ceasefire but only if the rebels put their weapons down and nato stops the shelling but one of the biggest stumbl

previously unified on the theory of square three become an enemy of barak's resignation so egypt and muslims and christians turn on each other. that we want justice we want equal rights come in institutions in businesses police and army and politics they have what for centuries the coptic christian minority has felt discriminated in the country john images by eighteen million muslims the revolutionary euphoria has brought their desire for change. people have tasted freedom and they like it now we are kind of fed up of the situation. tensions in the past month have left dozens killed scores injured and several churches burned his muslim woman and her entire family had been welcome in liberation until her twenty four year old son was killed in the street by a greek thrown during sectarian clashes in baghdad and northern flashpoint as years of simmering religious tension boil over. how we now on barak was a dictator maybe he was corrupt but at least we have been able to sleep and our children were alive we never saw the before we couldn't have even imagine something like this happening

hamas and fatah signed recently in cairo took them by surprise and could never have happened before barak was still in power i think that there was a lot of mistrust between the hamas and that mubarak and his regime have not afford. not broke because of his. deal in his four years of division between hamas and fattah and based on prepares them for the planned declaration of palestinian statehood in september i am most afraid that hamas runs they get to the west bank in a kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather than later or they will overtake the west bank and this night then a problem not only for the palestinians if you'll be a problem for israel and this is one of the many checkpoints between israel and the palestinian territories as cairo extends a hand to the palestinians security here is unlikely to be beefed up in the three months and so barak was on stage no one's replaced him some believed the americans gave up the old friend to really and easily miscalculated his replacement will be a democrat going. big interests instead it's the generals who continue

geez and just recently us president barak obama said that the borders of these future independent states should be based on those from one nine hundred sixty seven which basically means that they would go through jerusalem this idea is supported by the international community including also told us he was he justified he's really prime minister who said that such a scenario would meet israel defenseless at a meeting with israel's biggest lobby in the united states barak obama softening his stance saying that the borders don't really have to be exactly as they were in one thousand sixty seven l. media analysts are saying that the u.s. is trying to sit on two chairs at the same time trying to please both israel and the international community and that is actually creating even war tension and for more on that here's this report by my colleague. when addressing the powerful pro israel lobby here in washington president obama has made sure to reaffirm the i'm wavering support of the united states he also made sure his thursday speech did not leave anyone confortable in that speech it suggest

how we know when barak was a dictator maybe he was corrupt but at least we have been able to sleep and our children were lies. we never saw that before we couldn't have even imagine something like this happening yes from this point of view i miss the old regime. are his glorified e.g. revolution in london the muslim brotherhood went on the mubarak jade's the country's only well organized political group with the president gone they moved from jail cells. in central cairo the revolution given them a long awaited voice that. the radicals are triggering their transitions they saw how the revolution united people and they want to ruin their own want to see egypt strong and independent but i'm sure they will disappear after the parliamentary elections congress. in batteries cairo's poorest district is home to millions of people surviving on just a couple of thoughts a day probably in the pre-revolution egypt's immune system has been a weekend dramatically economy is in critical condition the army is ruling the country when this happens the symptoms strike the most vulnerable first and the q

the us president barak obama to continue pushing on israel to start talking and reach a territorial agreement with palestinian uploads all the details coming up shortly . the largest anti-government protest in years gather strength in georgia with the opposition promising to see president because out of time wednesday. blasts the e.u. turns up the hits on greece nothing to stop tracking down the euro i think that russia's back and it's a great question itself to the remit. and pressure markets heavily in the red on monday and let's just say that the chances of a rebound russia actually depend on the stability or become one of the markets we're in business in france minutes. and welcome to wate world news twenty four hours a day when russia is offering a helping hand to both libyans and palestinians and efforts to negotiate peace agreements in the region representatives of the libyan opposition and palestinian leaders are to hold talks with the russian foreign minister. office kind of has more. last week it was a delegation from tripoli and now it's a delegation from being ghazi the rebel stro

international but during last week's meeting with the israeli prime minister barak obama stressed to me that the peace deal between the israelis and the palestinians has to be placed on those pre-one nine hundred sixty seven war borders now then and that is a later speech to the jewish lobby in congress offered this statement of but how far do you think the washington is ready to go to accommodate israel these days. let me just checking if you can actually hear we have just a little quite a long question to you are you getting the sound to me. but i have some difficulty understanding you know problem let me make sure we heard all the statements that president obama issued late last week. and it appeared at one point that it was losing patience with israel how far do you think it will go to accommodate israel. and the i think we may have to convert this into a little bit later i think having a bit of a problem with the game yeah. yeah it will move around i hope we will come back to you later thanks ever so much for that and sorry about the technical hiccup we'll try to get back to a b

el presidente barak obama va a reunirse con el grupo especial.e de osama bin laden. >> la muerte de osama bin laden podrÍa tener consecuencias para la ley patriota, expertos en leyes indicaron que podrÍan reducirse los esfuerzos para enducerer esas medidas y se hundirÁn los planes del senado para lograr debates sobre ella. la muerte de osama bin laden deberÍa impulsar al congreso a reconsiderar las medidas, al-qaeda sigue siendo un peligro. >> en washington el presidente barak obama dijo que se van a necesitar precisamente mÁs esfuerzos y cambios en el pensamiento en los corazones y votos para reparar el sistema de inmigraciÓn. en la celebraciÓn por el 5 de mayo en la casa blanca el mandatario dijo que para lograr eso serÁ necesaria su ayuda. >> estÁn abriendo en laredo texas nuevas cabinas de inspecciÓn. se duplica la capacidad en el puente world trade international el mÁs importante ingreso a los estados unidos y mÁs importante corredor de drogas elegido por los narcotraficantes. >> pasamos a california, ahÍ la asamblea estatal dio un important

for all the reasons why barak was unpopular not just his own personality even his family through huge economic problems in egypt with a rapidly growing population lots of unemployment and the religious issue. and you're going to take away any of those problems of the original government the generals on the point even the schools you know don't really possess a strategic regional for where they want to go and so we're seeing the radical groups of the suggest local disorder taking over if you could have elections in september but the largest first organized group might say we don't accept the results we think we're the real majority and they were actually have the people who will come out on the streets the muslim brotherhood leaders move towards the north people to take it doesn't really were. he would also be live from moscow now online this evening at r.t. dot com these stories are getting a lot of interest an alleged kind of all is arrested here in moscow police say they made a gruesome discovery at his apartment where the suspect admitted he was eating his victim. rather than make

well i think that that is the great danger of all the reasons why barak was unpopular not just his own personality or even his family the huge economic problems in egypt with a rapidly growing population lots of unemployment and the religious issues take away with barak and you don't really take away any of those problems in some ways you also do have a take away a focus of all forty that could say this is what we should do this is what we should do and the current provisional government the generals and the pointedness to you know really because there's a strategic vision of a free for where they want to go and so we're seeing the radical groups of the same just local disorder so is it going to head towards free democracy or a rise of radicalism do you think in egypt. well i think you could get the irony of two things you could have elections in september but the largest best organized group might say we don't accept the results we think we're the real majority and they will actually help the people who will come out on the streets think that's the russian revolution and item seventy

. >> the queen welcomed president barak obama and first lady.hey invited the obama's to stay there while in london, that is one suggestion that they do get along. >> this first stage, this was president obama and did the couple will use this week that the couple used on their wedding night. they will review historical documents explained by the queen. and on a solemn visage westminster abbey, the president lauded a wreath at the tomb of the unknown warrior. observers already point out that he signed a book using the wrong date writing 2008 instead of 2011. there was also a table tennis game with the prime minister, the leader was badly beaten by a couple of students. the visit is being shadowed by major global problems including the stalemate in libya and deeper tension between israel and palestinians. most of the serious business and talk is scheduled for wednesday. but for today, it was champagne and a welcoming applause. wrapping up tonight with a state dinner for the obama 's. >> i bring warm greetings from tens of millions of americans that

súper-cargado para ayudarlos a crecer. ♪ ♪ >> el presidente barak obama asistiÓ hoy a un desayuno deÍ. 4 albergues del Área de menphis comÉn, duermen y tambiÉn los niÑos han comenzado a recibir sus clases. las condiciones atmosfÉricas no son buenan. crearÁ tormentas en el Área aledaÑa en el valle del rÍo mississippi, arkansas, lousiana. se ha llamado ya a que la gente evacÚe el Área. un impacto de 1900 personas que han sido afectadas con esto y ni quÉ decir de los negocios del estado, porque se recortaron las obras de trabajo a miles de trabajadores. precisamente el gobernador de este estado junto a los gobernadores de mississippi y arkansas han declarado un estado de emergencia y han llamado a evacuar estas zonas antes de que se produzca una tragedia. regreso con ustedes. >> muchÍsimas gracias, viviana Ávila, por tu informaciÓn vÍa satÉlite desde tennesse. mientras los legisladores demÓcratas anunciaron un nuevo esfuerzo para revivir el dream act en el congreso federal con pocas posibilidades de Éxito. este legislador estatal demÓcrata al igual que varios legisladores republicanos u

president barak obama met with the israeli prime minister today.amantha hayes reports that the meeting comes after the president made statements late yesterday that created more tension between the two of the allies. >> following their white house meeting friday, president rob old, and the israeli prime minister talked about their commitment to each other. >> our ultimate goal has to be a secure is rarely state a jewish state, living side- by-side with peace and security with a continuous functioning and effective palestinian state. >> the relations between the two of them has been tense. in his address, he said that any future palestinian state should be based on borders that existed before the 1967 middle east war. >> the prime minister says the country cannot go back to that. >> israel is prepared to make generous compromise for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines because they are indefensible. that month the group that controls gaza also outlined the president's speech. they are pushing for the establishment of their own state. they're t

distinct from most other fields with the exception of politics i think, so, you know, so and so claims barak obama is a nigerian foreign agent, and barak obama says i was born in hawaii, it's not the type of coverage you see if i said, well, guess what, apple computers is about to go out of business. no one would write a story that says on the one hand, seth says apple is going out of business, and on the other hand, steve jobs says who is seth? [laughter] if you say that's crazy enough, that's the coverage you can get a lot in science and medicine and health and politics. my favorite would be, on the one hand the lakers claim they won the series -- >> occasionally we get those. >> true, right, and just to come back to mccarthy, one way in which the public health establishment failed in this is taking people like jenny mccarthy how do they believe this former stripper, former playboy bunny, and she wasn't a stripper as far as i know, misses the point. the people watching oprah or listening to what she says, we're not talking about 15-year-old boys, you know, looking for old issues of playboy

it was an effective strategy of community organizing and community chanting to stop the war, get barak obama in. now that he's in, the war exists, and they are moving towards utopia. >> host: i love about when you talk in your book the corp.ers on how -- corners on how to win. your success is a reaction of your enemies. you cannot go beyond your constituency. you have to be humble. you have to be warm. all those things you talk about in the book, and you say the guy was a genius, and it worked. he was effective. >> guest: and he was intertaping. that is a really -- entertaining, and that's a really good readment i look at the people who motivated me and helped to craft me into the person i am which is a high bred of journal -- hybred and journalism. i look at abbey hoffman and they were granted wide births by the left to become hybreds of journalism and truth telling entertaining. when a person like breitbart or james o'keefe comes about, no, you have to be in the box we give you, do this, and put you are a conservative. well, i'm not going to allow the left to define me in what box to

the main issue in baraki barak, the number-one factor is police.hen you have a district with 100,000 people in it and you have 4345 police to secure the population, obviously, the challenge is to -- and when you have 43-45 police to secure the population, obviously the challenge is to increase those numbers of police. many communities have community policing. they need our support to handle than -- to handle that. if somebody calls them, they need to be able to provide assistance because if they do not, they will lose the trust of the people. and that is paramount. the numbers keep increasing. if we work with what we have. -- we work with what we have as far as facilitating them and helping them secure their district. and from the afghan perspective, the afghan government side and the ministry of justice, the ministry of interior, they worked together to increase those numbers. but with quantity we also need quality. there are folks that are not quite ready yet. >> there are top -- there are pockets of the baraki barak district where the taliban ha

how does that factor into your asenment into what baraki barak needs?> it can go a couple of ways as far as that is concerned. because of the resources we have, we have to set certain priorities. talking about from a partner perspective with the after gaps. we have set priorities. in some ways you can only be so many places at times. you have to pick those priorities and move forward with that plan. and then reassess and make sure next week you still think you're doing the right things. we are focused where the population centers are. that's our primary task. if we can provide security to the populace, they buy into the afghan national security force. once we have that accomplished in the populated areas, we can start moving out into the less populated areas and conduct a similar sort of method. >> what do you think is the most difficult part of your mission here? not for you personally but for the company? >> i think a lot of times partnering is a challenge on a day-to-day basis just because our armies are different. we do things differently and i thin

barak obama tambiÉn seÑalÓ que los cambios polÍticos en el medio oriente y el norte de África le hanlaro que sÍ, neida. y atenciÓn, sras. le les voy a hacer una pregunta: serÁ verdad que el amor entra por los ojos? serÁ verdad que cuando los hombres vemos a las mujeres sexys las tomamos a la ligera? cuando pensamos en una relaciÓn mÁs formal las vemos recatadas? quiero saludar a cardel, gracias por estar con nosotros en la maÑana de hoy y tambiÉn estÁ con nosotros, alejandro solis, bienvenido. los hemos traÍdo porque dice nuestra productora que ustedes son muy observadores. y tambiÉn estam con julia alzate. bienvenidos todos a despierta amÉrica. gracias por estar con nosotros en la maÑana de hoy. voy a comenzar con ustedes. quiero que ustedes me digan cuÁndo ustedes opinan que una mujer es sexy y cuÁndo pasa a ser atrevida? >> pasa en gran medida en el lugar donde se encuentre, dÓnde va a acudir, un lugar formal requiere una ropa que las personas tienen la idea de que tienen que ir elegantes y puede ser sexy. >> siendo mÁs claros y más directos, lo sexy en muchas de las ocasiones hay

same thing goes on in the white house and george bush the barak obama under bill clinton which is to say if you go too far out of line with. challenging our official line you know. we're going to pressure your media ownership not even to send you here anymore. you're not going to go to expose that are you not going to get on diplomats airplanes you're just going to be isolated out. of it for the most important course government your case one way of keeping french people in what you call perpetual fear is system of having soldiers with machine guns on the streets what role do they play in establishing what they have to do is to keep. something since not the valley in age the external enemy is your friend stay busy worrying about an external enemy. you may have an external enemy to a mike small degree. jihad is from the arab and muslim world. but we want to fight magnify that into me like that it might be in your neighborhood in your school and what we're doing that let's take away your constitutional rights your civil rights. guarantees the freedom of expression freedom of assembly fr

under barak obama under bill clinton which is to say if you go too far out of line with challenging. you not even get called on and we're going to pressure your media ownership not even to send you here anymore you're not going to go. you're not going to get on diplomats airplanes you're just going to be isolated. for the most important course of government communications one way of keeping french people in what you call perpetual fear. of having soldiers with machine guns on the streets what role do they play in what they have to do to keep us in perpetual fear something smack of belly in age the external enemy is your friend. a busy worrying about an external enemy you may have a external enemy to a mike small degree. jihad is. well we want to. fight that it might be in your neighborhood in your school and while we're doing that let us take away your constitutional rights your civil rights to. freedom of expression freedom of assembly freedom from unnecessary search and seizure. because the more we violate your rights the more these empires violate human rights conventions in view

. >> el presidente de los estados unidos, barak obama, acude hoy al sitio de nueva york donde estabanatario para hablar con personas como usted que perdieron a sus seres queridos, tratando de cerrar una herida abierta con la muerte de osama bin laden. cuÁl fue su reacciÓn al conocer la muerte de este terrorista? llorÓ? cuÉnteme! >> no estaba viendo las noticias, sÍ estaba viendo un programa y lo suspendieron para dar la noticia... me levantÉ de la cama y empecÉ a llorar y a llorar y a vivir todo lo que sucediÓ todo este tiempo. >> en sus manos junto a su pecho, junto a su corazÓn, podemos ver la fotografÍa de su hijo roland, su tercer hijo de corta edad que aquella maÑana del 11 de septiembre llegÓ mÁs temprano que nunca a trabajar a una de las torres y ahÍ acabÓ su vida. cuÉnteme cÓmo fue aquel dÍa? cÓmo se enteró de la muerte de su hijo y cÓmo han sido todos estos aÑos sin Él? >> yo estaba en mi casa cuando recibÍ la noticia de su compaÑera que para ese tiempo era su novia, iban a casarse y cuando ella me llamÓ y me dijo que pusiera el canal 4, que pusiera el canal 4 muy desesperada

after all the reason why the barak was unpopular not just his own personality even his family through huge economic problems in egypt with a rapidly growing population lots of unemployment and the religious if you're a traitor or are you don't recycle any of those problems and every original government the generals and the pointedness to the you know don't really present us a strategic reason i'm afraid for where they want to go so we're seeing the radical groups of the just local disorder taking over people have elections in september but the largest best organized group might say we don't accept the results we think where the real majority and they will actually help the people who come out on the streets the muslim brotherhood maybe i'll come over as enough people to take part in it doesn't really look. bustle to come in the program our team is off to the antarctic too deep but some myths. there's a point where you really want to rein of flies overhead and count on of them in part because i'm not one are we are in of investigators. very important where. you are than a month. in one

what we see about barak obama in the lunatic fringe is a spillover from what is an undercurrent in american society. this man can't win for losing. how shameful is it to be called into question by what he termed a carnival barker to hold them to account when he is the most powerful man in the world but still being treated like a little boy before the court of american reason. >> schieffer: a final question to michael. do you think this is the end of it, as far as reasonable people in this country are concerned, or will this hang on in some way? >> i think this was ended among reasonable people a long time ago. but i think there's some people who have an interest, even a financial interest in selling books and doing a lot of things on this issue. and conspiracy theorists-- nothing ever ends the conspiracy. you can have eyewitnesses. you can have documents. you know, they don't abandon their views. >> conspiracy theories in the republican party let this go on for far too long. they let this go on as well. >> schieffer: back in a minute with some closing thoughts. >> schieffer: finally today,

thirty year rule well he's now being held at a hospital in the red sea resort town of sharm el sheikh barak and his wife also facing allegations of illegally wasting public funds. a d.n.a. sample of the former international monetary fund chief has reportedly been crowned of the shirt of a hotel maid were accused of sexual assault in the york hotel lobby unconfirmed reports cited sources close to the investigation well police denied the claims friends and test for of the room where the alleged attack took place or ongoing and the extra faces charges including attempted rape and sexual abuse the ex i had met with under house arrest in new york denies the allegations. devastating tornado that hit the u.s. city of joplin on sunday has left one hundred seventeen people dead and more than four hundred injured thousands of homes schools churches and businesses and a town and a state of missouri were destroyed forecasts say severe weather could have probably persist and may even reach the east coast by the end of the week almost five hundred people have died in u.s. storms and tornadoes this year a

this is barak obama's first official visit to poland and the last away get off his european tour a lot of issues are on the table but probably the most important one is the plans for paul ince to helles a u.s. air base which would service hercules military transport planes and f. sixteen fighter jets and also by twenty eighteen possibly helo's short range interceptor missiles are less interesting because the last time the two sides talked about this sort of cooperation was during the george bush administration which wanted to house the elements of its anti missile defense system in europe here in poland and also in the czech republic while this was usually criticized by moscow which said that with poland here in its neighborhood that would create a direct threat to russia's national security actually for some time this issue was the main stumbling point in the relations between moscow and washington but barack obama canceled of these where and so in fact for some time there was a lot of talk about boosting cooperation between moscow washington and brussels including a possible joint an

that basing these islands here would create a direct threat to russia's national security so when and barak obama became the president of the united states he scrapped these plans in fact there was a lot of talk about increasing cooperation between moscow washington and brussels for russia the united states and nato to possibly build a joint anti missile defense system which will enable all sides to share the responsibility for the safety of one another at the g eight summit in paris both presidents need to be vigilant and barack obama talked about this possible joint system and said that it should definitely work for the interests of all sides but really when it comes to a not a word but actually it seems that washington's policy is sort of moving to the side of it because earlier the united states in a room eniac agreed for the country to helles elements of the anti-missile defense system on the very territory and russia was not included in this project now needs to be viewed of saying that russia has to closely monitor how the situation is developing in fact he said that if this tendency

they see that there's only one solution and that is a true state solution just recently us president barak obama met with the israeli prime minister and supported the sadia he said these waters off the future independent state should be based on goes in eighty sixty seven which would make them go through jerusalem well this was rejected buggy's really prime minister was said it would make israel defenseless against palestine so a leader and another meeting with israel's biggest to lobby in the united states barack obama softened his stance saying that the borders of the future independent palestine we don't really have to be exactly as people in one nine hundred sixty seven so no media analysts say that the u.s. is trying to please both israel and the international community sort of just trying to sit on two chairs at the same time and that is actually creating even more tension and for more on this here's my colleagues in the church again when addressing the powerful pro israel lobby here in washington president obama has made sure to reaffirm the i'm wavering support of the united states

agenda is not to the agenda of the barak obama claims it to be one of peace i think we're in the midst in my opinion of the most profound shift in israeli washington relations since nine hundred forty eight recognition of israel is so you could the basis of the trust relationship between israel and washington is been drastically trial in the us support of these destabilization from egypt tunisia libya and the entire middle east since the end of a two thousand and ten has created a tremendous sense in israel of insecurity and the stability they thought they had is suddenly looking very very unstable so the. nice words that obama said yesterday are window dressing but content is one of the continued tensions between israel and washington under the guise of so-called peace. when there is political rights and dull talking about deteriorating u.s. israeli relations. president barack obama says the u.s. is no longer leading the military campaign in libya as the sixty day deadline passes requiring congress' approval for further involvement and america's of war powers act has been made to ask

how can we know when barak was a dictator maybe he was corrupt but at least we have been able to sleep and our children were alive we never saw the before we couldn't have even imagine something like this happening yes from this point of view i miss the old regime. others glorified january revolution among them the muslim brotherhood banned under mubarak today to the country's only well organized political group with a president they moved from jail cells to his luxury building in central cairo the revolution given them a long awaited voice at. the radicals are triggering the transitions they saw how the revolution united people and they want to ruin their. i don't want to see egypt strong and independent but i'm sure it will disappear after the parliamentary election comes. in batteries chiros poorest district is home to millions of people surviving on just a couple of dollars a day for in the syrian revolution egypt's immune system has been weakened dramatically economies in critical condition the army is ruling the country when this happens the symptoms strive most vulnerable first

scenario would make israel defenseless at a meeting with israel's biggest lobby in the united states barak obama softening his stance saying that the borders don't really have to be exactly as they were in one thousand sixty seven mil many analysts are saying that the u.s. is trying to sit on two chairs at the same time trying to please both israel and the international community and back is actually creating even more tension and for more on that here's this report by my colleague. president obama's calls for peace and a two state solution fell on deaf ears both with israelis for many from the mere mentioning of going back to preen nine hundred sixty seven border lines is unacceptable cannot do. so. because he's going to retrench and with the palestinians who believe there is nothing but words in what the u.s. president has said is that any part of pressure on you to be on the prime minister of israel or on israel's. it's like crass it's like a lose lose thing like it's very hopeless like we hear the right things kind of them from addressing the powerful pro it's really lobbying washingto