the point* is not gadaffi but all hold middle east ihop held the united states allies relate to those countries. did we get off on the right foot? are we on this side of progress or dictators say and do we wish to be seen may gain day strain to move? i thought what was smart is he was limited and said we will have a no-fly zone but the problem i believe it is other countries such as france began to push and push.

. >> en libia las fuerzas rebeldes dicen que controlan tripoli y 3 hijos capturados de gadaffi.>> detalles en minutos de lo vivido el fin de semana. fin de semana violencia local y fútbol mexicano. >> gustavo, qué tal. >> información fútbol mexicano, por los lamentables hechos y suspensión de santos. >> se pide compromiso del presidente de méxico, felipe calderón y para que el partido de méxico no cambiará de sede.>> ka-ka, jugará ante milán y con el dinero de la venta se comprará al brasilero. >> san francisco, los gigantes, regresan a casa para disputar partidos y este martes regresan a casa. >> este martes regresan actividad atleticos y gira de 10 partidos y 2 septiembre enfrentan a seattle. >> nfl y este equipo elige en la posición 18 y único jugador elegido, quién recibió dinero prohibido. >> el equipo de san francisco y oakland con actividad, el domingo oakland recibe a santos. >> fin de los deportes. >> vamos con eduardo quijano y la protesta de bart. >> todas las estaciones del bart han sido abiertas, estación centro cívico, calle powell, montgomery, embarcadero. >> toda

come despite previous statements from the alliance that it wasn't assisting rebels in their hunt for gadaffi there's also been intense fighting near tripoli is international airport parties where if a notion of who is in the capital says many there are now living in fear of anarchy . they're battling. the five zero. hendy from a look at the from anything that's. nobody's seen these people nobody cared about this before you. she fully. and then she i think she. was. everything that minds in line think that all cage a dictatorship is being tried and it was this is only for your good things only for do you think good fees fighting has continued since rebel forces ended tripoli during the week and much of the city baz this cause a war on top of months of relentless bombing by nato and new evidence of the bloodshed emerged when hundreds of bodies were found in hospital abandoned by starfleet in the arrival of rebel forces he no one came in many. many came and demand some they change and. give them a lot i say right out of the shell what is there anything when i'm there i'm an artist of the night

don't know who that's exactly going to be going to or how it's going to be used and on the issue of gadaffi himself. slight change of stance here once again from britain they said his future will be in the hands of the national transitional council so is he washing his hands of that issue well to begin with did say a few months ago when or when the coalition started their campaign in libya that they get after you will be tried fairly by the national transitional. council then they changed tack on that saying that he will be allowed to live in a exile if he steps down and a change of tank once more he certainly seeing some mixed reactions and make statements coming out from the coalition and the coalition here interesting that what you say about the comments out of ten downing street prime minister cameron saying that the coalition campaign is an open ended campaign of course what started months ago as a un humanitarian mission has the same rhetoric been heard from other e.u. states that you know of. yes a lot of rhetoric coming from europe echoing that of cameron's angle of merkel and presi

i think even if they do find gadaffi this is only the first stage of a multi-stage war in libya now the tribes are going to fight each other over the over over the years or this long it's going to start the. national transitional council they already assassinated the head of the military i think there's the beginning of the problems this is really a tribal fight these tribes can be but this can go back and forth and who knows how long it will go on nato is in there. in my colon is this is really a war but controlling libyan oil supplies they went to war against gadhafi because they thought they were going to be cut out of future exploration deals in favor of china and india so we had to be replaced now they'll tolerate a transnational council of nato as long as they can get the contracts that they wanted there was billions and billions of dollars but if a transnational council starts getting a problem there will be more warfare to get rid of these people. we spoke to british labor m.p. barry gardener who opposed the allied intervention in libya the full interview is available on our web

all of us practical politician should keep a close watch on the developments in that country gadaffi for one had issued unequivocal orders to slaughter opposition activists by contrast syria's president never ordered anything like that unfortunately people are dying in syria in grave numbers and that arouses our deepest concerns therefore in my discussions with president assad were during our personal conversations and in our correspondence i've been advocating one principle idea that he should immediately launch reform reconcile with the opposition restore civil accord and start developing a modern state should he fail to do that he's in for a grim fate and we will eventually have to take some decisions on syria to naturally we've been watching developments very attentively the situation is changing and so were our objectives. allow me to speak bluntly that. action until different from what russia was doing to grozny back in one nine hundred ninety nine. just this is a question i get to hear rather often the difference is that russia was not after the same objectives in grozny as ge

just recently saying that well this isn't the end yet and the end will be only when gadaffi himself is captured so in libya they're exercising caution because this is of course a very potentially precarious state this is a post limbo and we've been here of course before with iraq where mistakes were made and like iran libya sits on a great deal of oil wealth so that really complicates the issue considerably unlike iraq however there is the foundation for a new government already in place that is recognized around europe they already have a diplomatic mission here in london but already the british press is quite skeptical of their ability to govern democratically saying that there are there is potential for infighting with a lot of interests there in britain already the government here is as it is keen to avoid another iraq they know it could go either way they want to avoid this drawn out insurgency and have called the national transitional council to avoid reprisals and revenge attacks and already britain is leading a international corporation there providing training and equipment to

obama said gadaffi's rule is over, even though elimentements continue to take over the libyan capitol. this was his first apeparance pearance since the weekend push. >> i just completed a call with the national security council. i am talking about the extraordinary events taking place there. there are still regime elements, but this much is clear. khadafi's regime is coming to an end, and the future of libya is in the hands of its people. his reign has unraveled. we were inspired by what broke out across libya. longing for human freedom, echoing the voices we have heard all across the region. the campaign of violence was launched against the libyan people. gaddafi was threatening to hunt them down. his forces advanced across the country and there was a potential for wholesale massacres. in the face of this aggression, the international community took action. there was a un council resolution for the protection of libyan civilians. a coalition was formed including the united states and our partners in nato. we launched a military operation statewide to stop his forces in their tracks.