also ahead in the next half hour - disdents tell us they were sent to libya's torture chambers, with britain's help. the 16 billion deal with russia that gets ukraine out of a financial hole. it was unlikely to anger protesters. >> an

also ahead in the next half hour - disdents tell us they were sent to libya's torture chambers, with britain's help. the 16 billion deal with russia that gets ukraine out of a financial hole. it was unlikely to anger protesters. >> an indian diplomat says she underwent repeated strip searches in new york city following her arrest. >> welcome to the program. south sudan's former vice president said he hasn't tried to overshow the government. he said the fighting started because of a misunderstanding between soldiers. 500 are thought to have decide between violence on rival factions. tens of thousands are sheltering in u.n. compounds. >> fleeing for their lives. the people are looking for a safe place to hide from the fighting. >> at this united nations base in juba the message from their laters was to go home. >> when you came here, you were looking for peace. now there is no fighting. now we are telling you that everyone should go back to their house. "listen to me, listen to me." >> the crowd is far from reassured. >> translation: how can you say that. >> someone can be in his house

pus >>> a russian disdent is opening up about the decade he spent behind bars.man. he says his fight for political power is over. he described his time in prison. >> translator: what was prison like? that's what i want to understand, first? what was it like living in prison? what kind of food? what were the fellow inmates like? >> translator: bread, you know, big barracks. where it could be 50 or 100 people in one room. nothing good. >> were you worried? was there -- in many prisons around the world, there's violence between inmates or violence there the warders to the inmates. you were stabbed with a knife? >> translator: i was stabbed with a fife once. when i was stabbed with a knife, i was lucky. it just -- he tried to get to my eye but got my nose. as a result, the dentist who was there was somebody who was also a plastic surgeon: and, also carried out an operation on me which means it was got nurseful. >> translator: how did you survive? how did you keep your body and soul together in this situation? >> translator: i saw prison as a trial. as a hardship. >>

. >> a leading libbian politician said he was forced to name disdents who were detained by police inondon. >> this is sasha abramsky, a notorious prison. >> this beautiful house. >> sard and bell were brought and tortured with the help of the british. these allegations form the basis of a lawsuit against the british government. the men allege they were pawns in a deal. muammar gaddafi renounced his weapons of mass destruction and was welcomed back into the community of nations. on the same day a $1 billion deal was announced for gas exploration rights in india. after the fall the role played by british intelligence agencies was discovered. >> when the rebels came to tripoli, they ransacked all sorts of buildings, such as this one. it was in the office of spy chief that revealed the col app ration between british and libyan intelligence services. >> he says he was tortured to give up information about libyans living in britain. >> translation: sometimes they had come with questions and answers done and force me to sign it. they would mention names saying, "these people supported armed

he hopes ukraine's president will follow putin's example and free political disdents there. >> the u.secial envoy expect to arrive in the war torn nation. factional fighting claimed the lives of hundreds. world leaders, including president obama, are calling for an end to the conflict. the pentagon are reviewing military operations after u.s. troops came under fire. the united nations secretary-general urged south sudan's leaders to end the violence. >> i call on them to do everything in their power to ensure that their followers hear the message loud and clear. that continued violence, ethnic and otherwise is completely unacceptable. and poses a dangerous threat to the future of their young country. >> the u.n. is evacuating nonessential staff as the violence escalates. the south sudan foreign minister says the vice president escaped to his village. we have the latest from jooub a. >> government officials told people in south sudan that they shouldn't panic. it will be a matter of time before they take back the state, and it will be a matter of time br they take back unity state. peop