lydia's opposition council contains four members of the gaddafi regina -- regime. it also this week, the world's largest hindu temple on a german industrialist state. and the one that nearly got away. all this week, we have been feating human-rights issues. that is why we are traveling to moscow to look at the situation in russia. a number of prominent activists have been killed in recent years. one human rights campaigner was advising president medvedev, but frustrated by the lack of support from him she quit her job. she is one of the highest profile figures in the russian political landscape. she was minister of social affairs under boris yeltsin. vladimir putin appointed her presidential adviser on human rights and his successor made her the head of the council. she has now turned her back on the government. >> over and over you hear the right words, "liberalization" and "freedom. over and over they say they need to take action against criminals, but they do not take action. they're just words, no deeds. >> she is a familiar face at discussions about freedom in

we want to continue to put -- to keep the pressure on the gaddafi regina. -- haute cuisine. >> -- regime. >> can you give us a sense of the president's process incoming to a decision? how often is a consulting with advisers? >> the consults regularly with his team of national security advisers. he has his regular afghan- pakistan meetings. i am sure he will have additional meetings as he begins to consider the recommendations that he receives from secretary dates. he will evaluate the options before and and make a decision consistent with the original decision that he made in december of 2009. >> busy consulting with outside advisers? >> -- is key consulting with outside advisers? >> i do not know if he is doing that in this case. this is not a debate about policy. this is the implementation of a policy that has already been decided on. i do not anticipate the seeking of a canyon in some broad circle beyond his team of national security advisers. >> it sounds like he is getting -- there will be some differing opinions. >> that is why he is president, he has to make the final decision on