the hague. there was milosevic and charles taylor from liberia, but they were in different courts. he appeared before the tribunal of the former yugoslavia, and charles taylor, sperm court for sierra leone. this is the first case in which he's been brought before the i.c.c. judges. but the prosecutor says mr. gbagbo is the first to be brought to account. there is more to come. and the i.c.c. has faced criticism in its even-handedness, but mr. campo says investigations are continuing and other cases will be brought before the judges irrespective of political affiliation. that's crimes committed on both sides in ivory coast. >> we were just seeing some of the charges, including murder, persecution, rape among them. where is all the evidence coming from, peter? >> the i.c.c. has been gathering this evidence during the course of this year. this relates to the period after the elections, exactly a year ago, up until april when mr. gbagbo was taken into custody and placed under house arrest. it's quit

islam was also caught the national transitional council has since sad it won't hand him over to the hague tribunal instead it's vowed to try him at home for crimes against the libyan people that could result in the death penalty market after his most influential son. was seized in the south of the country on saturday along with his aide as they try to escape to neighboring the sheriff following the toppling of his father at the end of an eight month civil war and many questions about the regime remain safe is believed to be one of the few who could answer them political analyst and author adly mansour a bookie says safe will be silenced by either the hague or the national transitional council. now. what. he has is a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if he is judged and tried in libya he might end up very much and he said the same like trial where he will end up being or he will end up being killed one way or the other and if he is extradited to the hague it will not be a fair trial when we don't have all of the other the will silence as has been the constant throu

the libyan government says it won't send gadhafi sons safe and his land to the hague and will try him at home that's despite the international criminal court to monster hand him over amid fears he could be lynched like his father safety at afi was seen slower to aids while attempting to flee to neighboring egypt air given authorities want him tried on charges that potentially carry the death penalty agents of good cheer political analyst and author and what is known as the story earlier that his son will get a fair trial either in libya or in the hague. as observable the choice between being shot or being hanged because if he is judged and tried in libya he might end up very much in a saddam hussein like trial where he will end up being harmed or he will end up being killed one way or the other and if he is extradited to the hague it will not be a fair trial when we are of all of the other we will silence the baffin son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives who may speak and uncontroversial relations we've also seen and this is all the historical doc

ago a transfer a political analyst and author has not got a free trial and i believe there or the hague. now what save. as is a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if he is judged and tried in libya he might end up very much in the saddam hussein like trial where he will end up being harmed or he will end up here one way or the other and if he is extradited to the hague it will not be a fair trial one will of all the other they will say i was the son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives. and liberations we've also seen and this is all this horrible documents how walmart gadhafi only in the last few years has shook the hands of told you we're a radical barber no doubt a lot of things wouldn't go to a lot of very low income people that the regime's own information could be given by so you've got that field. so what fate awaits a valid islam khadafi we're asking your opinion our website. and so far the majority of you saying he'll get the death penalty in libya officials believe he'll be cold by a bridge loans is the fall there's a

one way or the other and if he is extra go to the hague it will not be a one way or of all the other we will say i was the son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives the. relations we've also seen and this is all these horrible documents how warm are good buffy only in the last few years as the hands of the radical no doubt a lot of things were negotiated a lot of very uncomfortable that the regime that information could be given by. well we're interested in what you think is awaiting his captured son saif so you can go to our website or to cong to participate in our latest web polls. well so far the overwhelming majority predicts that he will receive the death penalty in libya slightly less than water see the world not live to see this trial as too many as too many we want revenge some of you did not believe that say well islam was in fact captured and remain convinced he's at large while a few of the respondents still think you will get a trial at the hague either fair or not so let us know what you think by logging on to our website r.t. dot com p

. >> british foreign secretary william hague criticized iran on tuesday for breaching international law. the convention required the protection of diplomats and embassies. hague says he has launched a complaint with iranian foreign minister in the strongest terms. >> clearly there will be other, further, and serious consequences. >> the president of the united nations security council is also speaking out about the attack on britain's embassy in tehran. here's some of what he had to say. >> the members of the security council condemn in the strongest terms attacks against the embassy in tehran, iran, which resulted in intrusions of premises causing serious damage. >> the u.n. security council president called on iran to fully respect its international obligations when it comes to protecting diplomatic property. foreign embassies in iran had been targets before tuesday's attacks. a group of students stormed the -- took hostage after the islamic revolution in 1979. the students demanded the handover of the shah of iran who had gone into exile in the united states. the hostage crisis laste

kit >> by the time william hague stepped up to speak, many lawmakers had left for the day. earlier, prime minister david cameron had promised tough action in response to the attacks on two diplomatic compounds in iran, but it was head that announced the closure of the embassy. >> iran is a country where more than 500 people have been executed so far this year and where genuine protest is stamped on. the idea the iranian authorities could not have protected our embassy or that this assault could have taken place without some degree of consent from the regime is fanciful. >> he announced the immediate shutdown of the iranian embassy in london and said all of the diplomatic staff must leave within 40 hours. although he said that london was not completely cutting off diplomatic ties. the attack on the embassy was the big story and the iranian morning papers. at what they made of it varied. conservative papers stressed the protesters motivation, anchor at the sanctions. imposed last week. -- anger at the sanctions imposed last week. at this paper blamed fundamentalists for the p

political analyst and author in buenos aires pres will not get a free trial in either libya or the hague. well. as is a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if he is judged and tried in libya he might end up very much you know saddam hussein like trial where he will end up being harmed or he will end up being killed one way or the other and if you use extradited to the hague it will not be a fair trial one will have all the other the will say i was the son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives who may be uncomfortable the relations we've also seen and this is all this horrible documents how more market that you only in the last few years has shook their hands of only a radical bardach a lot of things were negotiated a lot of very low income people that liberation so information could be given by so the file is longer that's cute. so what phrase a way to say that islam gadhafi we're asking your opinion on our web site r.t. dot com and so saw the majority gets the death penalty in libya around the believe he'll be killed by vigilante

being harmed or he will end up being killed one way or the other and if you use extradited to the hague it will not be a fair trial when we are of all the other we will say i was the son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives. uncomparable their relations and we thought so seen and this is all this horrible documents how moammar gadhafi only in the last few years has shook the hands of tony blair. no doubt a lot of things were negotiated a lot of very uncomfortable that the regime's own information could be given by. god that field. so fraser wades aside from his gun conduct you were asking your opinion on our website also your column and so far the majority think you'll get a death penalty in libya and if they believe he'll be killed by vigilantes before there's any chance of sending him to the hague picked him percent are skeptical about safe conduct is contra believing it could be still at large and the majority of things will be tried at the time you can get paid you're going to r.t. dot com and a particular. hundred or read accusations of police br

i mean government says it won't send gadhafi son saif al islam to the hague and will try and home prices by the international criminal courts commands to hand him over to europe amid fears he could be lynched like his father so he was seized along with two of his aides who are attempting to flee to neighboring share even authorities want to try them charges that potentially carry the death penalty agents out to cheap political analysts and says his son won't get a fair trial either in libya or in the hague. as a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if he used germs and tried in libya he might end up very much in a saddam hussein like trial where he will end up being harmed or he will end the deal one way or the other and if he is extradited to the hague it will not be a fair trial one way or of all the other of it will silence that that the son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives who may speak in uncountable that already since we've also seen and this is all this store of documents how moammar gadhafi only in the last few years h

margolis there the libyan government says it will not send his son saif to the hague and will try home that's despite the international criminal court's demands to hand him over to europe amid fears he could be lynched like his father so if gadhafi was seized along with two of his aides one attempting to. look for it is want him tried on charges that carry the death penalty. discussed so. it's a little bit of a list of forth from one of there as well libyan rulers are insisting on trying him at home would any forthcoming trial be a fair one adrian given the fact. the facts about what happened to his father. well after seeing what happened to margaret garfield i would hate to be in a safe. these shoes either way there will be very strong pressure on the provisional iraqi libyan government to try and have him now. what. as a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if we use judge him tried in libya he might end up very much in a sabbatical saying right trial where he will end up being wrong or he will end up being here one way or the other and if he is extradited to th

a court the national transitional council has said that it will not hand saif gadhafi over to the hague tribunal that is about to try him at home for crimes against the libyan people that could ultimately result in the death penalty following the toppling of his father at the end of an eight month civil war and many question. about the regime remain saif is believed to be one of the few who knows about the death of his dealings with the west but political analyst and author adrian struggle to police that saif al islam will either be silenced by the hague or by libyan authorities. as a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if you use judged and tried in libya he might end up very much in the saddam hussein right trial where he will end up being or he will feel one way or the other and if he is extradited to the hague it will not be a fair trial one will of all the other the will silence the son as has any constant throughout history every time somebody survives me. uncomfortable but relations we've also seen and this is all this horrible documents how moammar gadhafi

the former president of the ivory coast laurent gbagbo verizon hague.onrad murray is still for four years. -- sentenced for four years. >> broadcasting on pbs and america and around the world. welcome to newsday. it is said to be the biggest strike in a generation. a 24 hour stoppage by public- sector employees over changes to their pensions. all workers began to walk out at midnight. a around 2 million people will take part in the action, causing disruption to public transport, schools, courts and services. with an assessment of its impact, here is our reporter. his >> it has been billed as the biggest strike in a generation. as many as 2 million workers may stay at home in protest a over plans for pension reform. as a result, most schools will be closed. hospital staff will be striking meaning delays and operations and even the airports could be affected by the decision. the government has sent the last few days planning. >> we will do what we can to make sure that our airports remain open and our order cues are not intolerable. everyone should be cle

there is that indictment at the hague that we discussed. but libyan officials are making it clear that they want to try him in their country where he will potentially face the death penalty. the international concern is that saif al islam does not meet the same grisly fate of his father. he seems to have avoided that at the moment. but prosecutors from the hague are now set to travel to libya urgently to help decide saif gadhafi's future. matthew chance, cnn, london. >>> still looking overseas where it is election weekend in spain. not hard to guess what voters are thinking about in a country suffering through more than 21% unemployment. details next. >>> but first, it's been more than four years since actor isaiah washington was fired from "grey's anatomy" for making a controversial remark. my face-to-face interview with him coming up. ♪ it gives me warmth. ♪ [ boy ] it gives me energy to help me be my best. quaker oatmeal has whole grains for heart health. and it has fiber that helps fill me up. ♪ [ male announcer ] great days start with

i've spoken to the international criminal court in the hague, which is where there have been indictments issued against saif for crimes against humanity, such as the involvement in mass murder in libya. they say they've had contacts indirectly with saif gadhafi to discuss his possible surrender to the icc in the hague. obviously that's been taken over by events. his convoy was apparently captured in the south of libya, safe gadhafi taken by aircraft to the western mountains where we understand he's currently being held. what i have learned also from the icc speaking to them in the hague within the last few minutes is that they are dispatching one of their chief prosecutors to libya next week, haven't given an exact time yet, to discuss with libyan authorities what's going to happen to saif gadhafi. everyone wants to avoid this internationally and avoid him meeting the same fate as his father who was of course killed after he was arrested in sirte last month. what the international community wants to see right now is for justice to be done in a courtroom with saif gadhafi. we'll see. >> w

he's apparently trying to escape to new sheriff and say he'll be tried in the country and not at the hague which means he could face the death sentence it. turns out he called protests are back into court the park in new york after being evicted by police on tuesday with kind of borneo students at pepper sprayed by officers accused of heavy handed client down on a peaceful protest. is from russia and around the world this is all see with me you are our thanks for joining us series facing sanctions from the arab league as the organizations ultimatum for the regime to end bloodshed expires they covered baseball he has already suspended the country and promised tougher action if president bashar al assad fails to stop the violence in which over three thousand civilians have been killed by state forces this year also his middle east correspondent want to see a hospital for. it comes against the backdrop of increasing violence as we see equal numbers of protesters both for and against assad on the streets of syria now the arab league ultimatum stated that the damascus regime was to sit a peace

syria now to libya where the government has said that it won't send khadafi son saif al islam to the hague and will try him at home instead and that's despite the international criminal court demands to kind him over to europe amid fears he could be lynched like his father so it could after he was seized along with two of his aides while attempting to flee to neighboring niger. want him tried on charges that could carry the death penalty however despite the national transitional council promising a fair trial critics doubt this will be rightly. well what fate awaits saif al islam gadhafi we're asking your opinion on our web site r.t. dot com i bring up the numbers right now so far the majority think he'll most likely get the death penalty in libya around a third are skeptical about saif gadhafi is captured believing he could be still at large the rest are split between two options that he'll they either be tried in the international criminal court or be killed by vigilante's before there's any chance to send him to the hague i do log on to the top com and cast your vote. and watching r.t.

bush should be brought to international hague tribunal for crimes against humanity against prisoners it may take months for those abiders lawsuit to bring any results but even at this early stage it has highly explosive potential say experts as it may trigger actions in other european countries poland macedonia and romania along with lithuania have all been accused of having cia prisons on their territory but it's the first time that their former detainee has decided to file a lawsuit against the country and experts are now speculating what the possible consequences of this case may be let's hear a chance to see reporting from wilderness in lithuania. so now to some other stories making headlines across the globe two main rival palestinian leaders are embarking on a new spirit of partnership after agreeing to compete in next year's presidential election the comments come from president mahmoud abbas and hamas leader khaled mashal came at a meeting in cairo but they haven't resolved their differences over an interim unity government which had planned after signing a deal in may this f

son's violence in the hands of these new rulers but questions remain on whether he'll make it to the hague alive or share the fate of his father. down with the old spain looks to stamp a new future at voting booths today as a staring at poverty tax people's patience to the limit. meanwhile across the european union the young going debt crisis has sparked an upheaval in the blocs political landscape to italy an elected euro kratz are on dhea sounded as a marker see gives way to a desperate struggle for economic survival in italy power has gone to e.u. veteran mario monti after his nomination as a senator for life to replace incumbent silvio berlusconi wasting little time he unveiled his new strategy the very day he took office more austerity war cuts more tax hikes but markets are far from convinced as debt interest rates across the e.u. reaching catastrophic levels this week and as archie sarah for of reports it's all providing great fodder for the unification agenda of the blocks prime financial powerhouse and the cleric leader. it was never going to be easy to put it this night year at s

actions and will be investigated for alleged war crimes by the international criminal court in the hague according to the libyan health department nato airstrikes killed over one thousand civilians the international court will assess the actions of all sides during the conflict meanwhile as the new leaders appear to tend more to shari'a law than democracy the west might be disappointed with the results of its intervention michael scheuer a former cia intelligence officer says it's an inevitable consequence of the media is very childish in many ways believing you can build a democracy in six months or six years the americans and the british have been at it for eight hundred years and so now that it's turning out to be a mistake that the islamists are in power in tunisia they're going to come to power in libya the media is running away from the story and on top of that american leaders are not unlike the leaders that were in moscow during soviet times they believe in the inevitability of democracy everywhere just as marxism was it once believed to be inevitable and as a result they're upse

in india but believe will be killed by vigilantes before there's any chance of sending him for the hague fifteen percent are skeptical about his capture believing it would be still a notch on the minority of training will be tried at the international so please welcome to our to the home front. but beyond our hundreds of arrests accusations of police brutality and dozens of injuries this is how the occupy movement in the us it's two month anniversary this week officers in riot gear pulls out counts and broke out mostly peaceful demos against the distribution of wealth to be part of the thing the activists took to the subway and try to knock off the stock which has been moving up despite the police are dispersed to the families of the university of california a group of students staging a sit down protest pepper sprayed in the face. incident an officer was filmed in iraq war veteran so god has suffered a ruptured spleen also seem to know that there's often growing up like novels the congo seems to be hardening. in the financial capital of the world a movement called occupied wall street i

investigating the entire venture the international criminal court in the hague will probe nato's bombing to libya allegations of war crimes. and european stocks have raised earlier losses south to here area leaders halted eight degrees before its referendum on the needs of the bailout plan more in business in ten minutes. a quarter past the hour now here in moscow with the influence of social networks a growing especially at times of on rest britain plans to use it against protests following for some of the massive riots making youth club workers spy on their members is among the controversial proposals including a monitoring messages or a smith reports the plan of course total isolation for potential trouble. the reality of life in east london young teens take part in a workshop on gang violence with the government laid the blame for august riots firmly at the tour of gangs one london council is talking about making youth workers buy on their members and monitor their social network activities anything suspicious would be passed to a special anti gang unit but the m.p. for hackney where

transitional council says get a fair trial and one hand over to the international criminal court and hague the son of the dead former leader was seized along with aides by the tempting to flee across the border at a new track meanwhile a video has been released in which same. stance from a nato airstrike a month ago and. a political analyst and author cyrus astronaut got a free trial and i think. that buffy has a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if he is judged and tried in libya he might end up very much in a saddam hussein right trial where he will end up being armed or he will feel one way or the other and if he is extra. it will not be a fair trial when we are of all the other we will say i was you son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives. uncomfortable that relations we've also seen and this is all the storage of documents cold war margaret that feel only in the last few years has shocked the hands of tony blair but no doubt a lot of things were negotiated a lot of very uncomfortable that the regime that information could b

the libyan government says it will not send gadaffi son saif al islam to the hague will try him at home that's despite the international criminal court demands to hand him over to europe amid fears he could be lynched by his father so if gadhafi was seized along with two of his aides while attempting to flee to neighboring israel given authorities want to try it on charges that potentially carry the death penalty and whether despite the national transitional council promising a fair trial critics doubt this is a likely outcome. so what fate await saif gadhafi well we're asking your opinion on our web site r.t. dot com and i'm looking for the moment of the latest results so far we can see the majority think you'll get the death penalty in libya or other fifth believe you'll be killed by vigilante's before is any chance of sending him to the hague sixty two percent are skeptical about his capture but really he's still at large and the minority thinks he'll be tried at the international criminal court local to r.t. dot com and submitted over. hundreds of arrests accusations of police bruta

authorities apparently trying to escape to new track and they will be tried in the country and not at the hague which means he could face the death sentence. the corporate purchases of piety and call to party new human concert be his victims by reason tuesday while california students are pepper sprayed by officers accused of having hundreds climb down on a peaceful. and a very warm welcome from all of us here and also this is all see with me thanks for joining us to series grace instructions from the arab league. is ultimatum for the regimes and the bloodshed expires the camera based the body has a ready to sponge the country and promised tougher action of president bashar al assad fails to stop the violence in which over three thousand civilians have been killed by state forces this year also he's middle east correspondent for the syria . it comes against the backdrop of increasing violence as we see equal numbers of protesters both for and against assad on the streets of syria now the arab league ultimatum stated that the damascus regime was to accept a peace plan proposal on the table accor

or he'll be killed by vigilantes before there's any chance to send him to the hague do cast your vote just log on to our c dot com. pressure kept piling on iran this week over the country's nuclear program and the international atomic watchdog has called on to iran to clear up all the outstanding questions on the matter the u.s. has promised to introduce a new sanctions against the country's oil industry washington also reportedly told to iran to wrap up its nuclear program by spring two thousand and twelve when it will stop holding back israel's long planned attack on the islamic republic talks of such a strike has been coming from israel for the past two weeks following the i.a.e.a. report to fail to disprove iran's drive for nuclear weapons but a diplomatic solution is the only way it's according to german to be from the national iranian american council but he believes that sanctions will inevitably backfire well military action were only spur on the building of atomic arms it's actually we're at a point where we've run out of things the same ship and we're actually looking at thi

still to come this hour investigation into the pension criminal court in the hague will prove nato bombings in libya over allegations of war profit. stocks across europe and in russia seeing a sell off is spears greece may refuse the latest bailout deal more in business in ten minutes. but first with the influence of social networks are growing especially in times of unrest and britain plans to use it against protesters following the summer's massive riots making youth club workers spy on their members along the controversial proposals including monitoring messages at this hour he's laura smith reports from london the plan could cause total isolation for potential troublemakers. the reality of life in east london young teens take part in a workshop on gang violence with the government laying the blame for all ghosts riots firmly at the door of gangs one london council is talking about making youth workers spy on their members and monitor their social network activities and anything suspicious would be passed to a special anti gang unit but the m.p. for hackney where some of the worst unrest

bush should be brought to international hague tribunal for crimes against humanity against prisoners it may take months for those who buy this lawsuit to bring any results but even at this early stage it has highly explosive potential say experts as it may trigger actions in other european countries poland macedonia and romania along with lithuania have all been accused of having cia prisons on their territory but it's the first time that their former detainee has decided to file a lawsuit against the country and experts are now speculating what the possible consequences of this case may be let's hear a fast t.r.t. reporting from in lithuania. but a few minutes time watch a special report on how a food crisis is possible a time when the world food for thought is produced in abundance but first a short break they took with us so. that has become more and more home to me of creation of the food system the global food system is not created to feed the people of the world is created to maximize the profits. and you're not trading the actual care should physical grain or trading promises

political analyst and author adrianne so good she says saif al islam will be silenced by either the hague or the national transitional council. as is a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if he is judged and tried in libya he might end up very much you know saddam hussein like trial where he will end up being or he will then the one will be out there and if he is extradite. it will not be a fair trial or the other view will silence as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives the. relations we've also seen and this is all of this. how warm are the only in the last few years has shook the hands of tony blair. you know a lot of things were negotiated a lot of very uncomfortable that the regime said information given by so. as the date for the u.s. troop withdraw from iraq nears questions are raised over billions of dollars that have reportedly been wasted or stolen during the military intervention while a record number of arrests have been made for individual soldiers making cash on the side of big players behind the losses remain a large a

bush should be brought to international hague tribunal for crimes against humanity against prisoners it may take months for the by this lawsuit to bring any results but even at this early stage it has highly explosive potential say experts as it may trigger actions in other european countries poland macedonia and romania along with lithuania have all been accused of having cia prisons on their territory but it's the first time that their former detainee has decided to file a lawsuit against the country and experts are now speculating what the possible consequences of this case may be. the r.t. reporting from vilnius in lithuania coming up our debate show cross talk looks at how the middle east by the arab spring runs its course here business news if you're . that scary a very warm welcome to the business program russia and belarus are to sign a key energy deal later on friday misc is selling its gas transportation network to moscow in exchange for cuts in the price of gas supplies marches tom barton has the details. president alexander lukashenko of belarus is in moscow to talk about

and international criminal court at the hague nato bombings in libya over allegations of war crimes. but first in the u.s. all eyes were on oakland where a rally of thousands of anti-corporate protesters paralyze one of the country's major ports that follows last week's violent dispersal of the demonstrators camp by police that saw a former u.s. marine severely injured our correspondent losing calif and i was at the center of it all in the protest lockport she filed this report from oakland. we're here at the port of oakland where the occupy wall street protesters have successfully shut down the porch the crowd you see behind me is gathered here because one of the workers trying to speak through the crowd almost running over several protesters trying to get through the human mind the human barricade the protesters surrounded the car going to him from going he's now backing out a lot of folks here furious because again this was a predominantly peaceful march up hundreds of people started thousands of people had gathered here almost no police presence and so these kinds of tactics thes

to libya where the government has said that it won't send kid after your son saif al islam to the hague and will try him at home that's despite the international criminal court demanding to hand him over to europe i mean fears he could be lynched like his father saif gadhafi was seized along with two of his aides well attempting to flee to neighboring nigeria libyan authorities want him tried on charges that could ultimately carry the death penalty however despite the national transitional council promising a fair trial critics doubt that is unlikely to come. so what fate awaits saif al islam gadhafi we are asking your opinion right now on our web site r.t. dot com let's see how you guys are voting at the moment but so far the majority think you'll most likely get the death penalty in libya around a third of skeptical about saif gadhafi is captured believing he could be still at large but the rest are split between two options which will be tried at the international criminal court or he'll be killed by vigilantes before there's any chance to send him to the hague but you take a moment

land was also caught the national transitional council has since said it won't hand him over to the hague tribunal instead it's vowed to try him at home for crimes against the libyan people that could result in the death penalty market after his most influential son was seized in the south of the country on saturday along with his aides as they try to escape to neighboring as air following the toppling of his father of the end of an eight month civil war many questions about the regime remain safe is believed to be one of the few who could answer a valid political analyst and author adriana she says safe will be silenced by either the hague or the national transitional council. as is a choice between being shot. because if he is judged and tried in libya he might very much against saddam hussein like trial where he will be in on the or he will end up being here one way or the other and if he is extreme. it will not be one winner or the other will be will side with the son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives who may be. rich and we've also seen and this

swaying heavily toward a new union made up of the most robust economies ok dana bash reports from the hague. the worst day yet for the euro that's how one bank called news that the netherlands considered the second strongest economy in the single currency the seen its boring course braze but the markets to new highs the dutch prime minister was forced to react on concerns that the problem spiralling out of control. said he'd like to be able to push countries out of the euro to put out the fire as he called it is raising fears that countries will be forced to leave the euro to stop this close to spreading. as a first step a majority of dutch people finds a new poll to stop the bailouts of greece which many see as the holts of the problems i love greece i every year i go to greece it's this is a little bit did i did i think cost quite a lot of money. millions off of. euros but until this moment did they don't do anything about it today should help us yeah i really meant by it because if we have to same problems you know cannot make progress this is the man dubbed europe's dr doom well many of

international criminal court in the hague will probe nato bombings in libya over allegations of war crimes. but first in the u.s. all eyes were on oakland where a rally of thousands of anti-corporate protesters paralyzed one of the mayor america's major ports this follows the week's last week's violent police dispersal of the demonstrators camp that resulted in a former u.s. marine being severely injured or correspondent lucy calvin i was at the center of it all of the protest in the port city and she joins us live from oakland thanks for being with us lucy so what's going on right now any signs of the hotels maybe starting to ease off. well i would say that the occupy wall street protests as a whole is definitely calming down a bit i don't know if you can hear the sound of it there are several of us helicopters that hovering overhead sort of adding to the tension and they have an affair what we saw today was either successful i shut down the port the fifth largest in the united states. for what the protests are call to essentially bring the economy here and that. would say to the economy

he is being sued in the international criminal court in the hague for "crimes against humanity."dr. avis jones-deweever: will all this publicity stop men or priests from sexually abusing children? >> not at all, pedophiles continue to perpetuate their crimes against children until it is stopped. that's why institutions covering up for themselves rather than protecting children is unforgivable. >> absolutely not. i think there is something more troubling going on that's plain evil than behind why these men are abusing children than just the publicity of it all. >> i think what we hope will come out this is more victims will come forward and see the problem will be addressed and maybe perpetrators will come forward and get help before they do anything. >> sadly, i mean, these men are sick and we have to find ways to protect these children. boys and girls. >> but i just wonder, clearly, they are sick. you put your finger right on the problem. how much of it is acting out from having had that done to them as children? and can we at least stop, break the psyche snel. >> break the cycl

and media figures that believe killed by vigilantes before there's any chance of sending him to the hague fiction percent are skeptical about save his captured believing this is a large and the majority of things will be tried of the international criminal court please welcome to our to go home and suddenly take over. where we go and our hundreds of arrests of police brutality and dozens of injuries this is how the occupy movement in the us marks its two miles anniversary this week of this is invited here counts and broke out peaceful demos because the and it. is an expansion of wells in major american cities at the heart of the campaign round of activists took to the subway and tried to block all this stock exchange evidence has been emerging of this proportion of police action in response to their rallies at the university of california a group of students staging a sit down protests were pepper sprayed in the face. and an officer was filmed basing an iraq war veteran so hard it suffered a ruptured spleen he seems to pose no threat but has arteries marina now reports the rundown always

gadhafi is captured son remains unclear we report on why saif al islam isn't being extradited to the hague i mean fears he may never receive a fair trial. thousands of egyptians are continuing to occupy tourist square after days of unrest going on in the country's military rulers resign immediately but protesters have been battling with security forces and the longest outbreak of violence since february uprising course want to pull its leader now reports from cairo. looking around it certainly seems as if people have chosen to remain here overnight ended in the previous night sitting with people here on the streets and they were at this time yesterday last night saw some of the fiercest street battles sell software police firing tear gas rubber bullets and even reports and live ammunition the number of did is now being pushed at nearly fourteen with the egyptian health ministry saying that some three thousand two hundred and fifty people have been injured now the white watching has said that there has with out any kind of of contrary evidence lean and live ammunition they say that there ha

in the hague. maybe making off with the wealth of europe in the us but across in china expectations are very different even among the criminal community is max and stacey explained in about ten minutes. scolds a woman for having nothing of value to steal so women in china woke up and found an intruder in our apartment in the middle of the night but rather than run away the guy stayed there he criticized her for more than ten minutes telling her she needs to get educated work harder and accumulate some kind of wealth before she gets old the man went on i am but a simple thief yet i have more than you so i thought this could possibly be jamie dying when he read that there was all the silver going to try and he was like a cat burglar ring around looking for some silver to meet a snake in short. well i think something i lost in the translation actually because the moment i was actually sleeping on a mattress filled with u.s. dollars and as the thief pointed out there's no value in those i want i want r

bosom buddies with britain and the other western powers but the international criminal court in the hague says it's not going to extradite him allowing libya to try him instead with libyan officials already calling for the death penalty many fear it's a tactic to keep those dirty secrets hidden forever that's a controlled forum where the the western interests look at look at what happened with the trial of a lot of it you can be sure that the information that they could offer family has about the relationship between gadhafi and the cia over decades will not come out safe good effie was his father's right hand man the crucial mediating go between with the west he enjoyed a playboy lifestyle in london counting tony blair peter mandelson and prince andrew amongst his pals there are even reports he was entertained at buckingham palace this is where safety that he was given a place to study i want to london's top universities because even invited back here to do a speech as recent as last year was introduced by his old professor as someone who looks to democracy civil society and liberal valu

to the new libyan rulers demands this last week that he should be tried on home soil instead of the hague despite warnings that a further trial is unlikely because the country judicial system is a disarray right now so it is of a better. say fellow islam gadhafi is a man with a lot to say he's the last chance the world has to know how they get their fee regime turned from public enemy number one to bosom buddies with britain and the other western powers but the international criminal court in the hague says it's not going to extradite him allowing libya to try him instead with libyan officials already calling for the death penalty many fear it's a tactic to keep those dirty secrets hidden forever that's a controlled forum where the the western interests look at look at what happened with the trial of the loss of it you can be sure that the information that they could offer family has about the relationship between gadhafi and the cia over decades will not come out good that he was his father's right hand man the crucial mediating go between with the west he enjoyed a playboy lifestyle in