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hala?, stand by for a minute. i'm going to get back to you. we have on the line a chief prosecutor for the international criminal court. just a reminder to viewers, on june 27th of this year, the icc issued an arrest warrant against moammar gadhafi. we're not sure where moammar gadhafi is right now, but what is the position of the icc now with regards to the libyan leader? what is the next step? >> there are -- in the libya case, one is against moammar gadhafi and the other one against saif gadhafi and the other against his other son. we understand, sources are confirming, our information, that saif was arrested, and that's very good news and we are planning tomorrow to transfer the tradition of authorities. how to manage this, because normally saif will -- the crimes are crimes against humanity. so this will affect the entire war and the international court will convene. that's why we heard he was arrested and we'll discuss tomorrow the transition of authority, how to manage to surrender h

her name is hala al misrahi. they brought her in, she was with her brother.ry frustrated with state tv. libyan state tv is obviously very, very much run by the moammar gadhafi regime and some of the things that have been said over the past few months have really enraged people. we're hearing gunshots. those, again, are celebratory gunshots, not gunshots involved in any sort of fight. we do have to report that this is a pretty big deal. everyone in this town and in libya pretty much knows her and knows who she is. she's quite well known. she has been detained. we tried to see her. we were unable to see her, to see if she was being treated properly. at this point, the rebels say they are treating her properly and will be taking her to court at some later date. >> sara, is this the anchor we actually have a clip of, that was holding the gun on set, saying that she was going to stick -- yeah, we're actually looking at it right now. is this the same -- i'm trying to find her name. the same anchorwoman? have you seen this, where she went on the air, holding the gun

for the nation's sports on the way now with this hala. thank you al as well welcome to the sports on our t.v. hal is this our new premier league campaign kicks off later today with six games across spain lands we take a look at the season i have. one of russia's brightest and the child stars you gain you paul kim chaldees news with our two young hockey life. in pittsburgh and see the crosby. and also on the usual suspects jason dufner and ricky keegan bradley shadow leader of the p.g.a. championship after two days while the struggling tiger woods has home after missing the cut. but let's begin with russian february big match takes place this weekend spartak moscow hosting cash and then you sign a new initiative called from chelsea on sunday spartak seen here in friday's training session no grumblings have arise and over the way the russian government have been channeling funds to the caucasus in order to develop a more level playing field the downside to that according to plans from the capital is that it essentially allows the likes of o

civilian ones and many people say the people were targets on purpose to create panic on the ground hala should the discrepancy did you see a look on between what later were saying and what you're seeing i think many many discrepancies every day the first very major bondeson million target i apologized saying it was a mistake but the day after they kept bombing civilian targets and when the libyan government was asking why are you bombing civilians need to we're denying it saying it was gadhafi copper ganda that wasn't true we saw it this is the sky by years a war if this is the way shit how much of that the g.c. on the grounds that we can see still how much the media are manipulating the situation because afghans have been arrested was this turns out to be untrue they reported all of tripoli have been taken over by the robbers and this also cruzan true a friend of ours who is a businesswoman who lives in tripoli and also created a commission to make an investigation. to the fact of what happened in libya she told me she found some journalists who were making false reports saying that th

hala gorani, thank you. >> sure. >> we've been telling you about the tragedy unfolding in somalia.t of the worst drought in some 60 years. even worse, if that's possible, the hundreds of thousands of very young children facing starvation. we're joined now from somalia. you have a story on one family who reached a refugee camp but not in time for at least one child. what happened? >> reporter: well, this is actually a story, randi, we were hearing from so many of the families that we were speaking to there. we were in the hospital ward, the children's ward in one of the largest hospitals in somalia, and we noticed that there was a family who was sitting. they weren't speaking and looked incredibly distraught. we realized because they were sitting with the body of their 1-year-old baby wrapped in a slud. they had actually come up their three children risking everything to try and save all three of their children. two of those children died on the journey out there, and the last baby had died that morning, and they were sitting on that bed waiting because they didn't even have enough

mission has crossed the syrian border hala as a correspondent with saudi arabia they are being a national news channel in syria he says the government usually blame itself for the country's image of the goodwill you misread and foreign journalists in iraq training missions from coming in and read the word can i just pick a camera angle filming you here in damascus and you should and would never told them and made a statement to return a million reporters and everyone has a phone where should be we were the local access to information and many people have used their cell phones to film what's been happening and to share it with the rest of the world. but this one against censorship is a double edged sword while mobile video can give anyone and perhaps help save lives it can just as well be used to transform the truth and that could come at the cost of people's lives marzan not his real name is the man behind the camera is a freelance journalist currently working for a western media outlet he cannot tell more and he doesn't want his face to appear on screen hiding the truth about himself it

are being heavily supported by loans and arms by downing street and the results of that is this week hala hearing reports that we don't know you now where exactly is fox has raised himself because he didn't say fall is around are being captured and the rebels say that they're holding them in a safe place ready to hand them over to the relevant authorities now the view generally on the ground so i have to say that the libyan conflict is rather cool and out at the knees of the last few weeks of things tend to do have a very short news cycle and we have a lot of our own stuff going on here in the u.k. but people are saying now that this might be good and caring but they're not thinking of that they speak and quite yet yes that's analysis coming out and saying that these these final moments since these people like final few streets that the rebels have to take if they are going to gain full shoulder tripoli will not be easy at all we're looking at this rain which officers on changes to the friends as the defense can then take who are residential buildings mosques any kind of high point they w

thursday be cameroon international left into milan and each leave behind flying in to join new club hala . i'm starting from scratch i've always short as possible in europe as a player and here i can start a new plus i've played with a bunch of crazies before and he told me a lot about russian feeble and i do look forward to joining the team is a three time champions league winner and the most decorated african player of all time lloyd's name case has made out one of the sport's most prolific calls scorers increased again this cell signing has put this region of russia the north caucasus into the soccer world spotlight this is the in the. it seems that until recently few side of russia had heard off but which is now making smores have lines across the globe and it's in this unlikely something that would seem off world soap and starts is being built the story behind this transfer began in january when the duchess tony clark was bought by sally monk giving him of a locally born businessman and one of the richest men in russia he found to turn on jeans to a contender hoping to transform the

against his people the damascus emphasizes from afar until recently and has crossed the syrian border hala as a correspondent with saudi arabia based on our being a national news channel in syria he says the government claim itself could help this image i would bet they're going to you know. ban foreign journalists in fact finding missions from coming in and really don't allow us to work you know can i just take a camera angle filming you here in damascus and you should and i would imagine we all government made a statement there are ten million reporters and she lied everyone has a phone where should be a way with the like got access to information many people have used their cell phones to film what's been happening and to share it with the rest of the world. but this weapon against censorship is a double edged sword while mobile video can give anyone and perhaps help save lives it can just as well be used to transform the truth and that could come at the cost of people's lives marzan not his real name is the man behind the camera is a freelance journalist currently working for a western

civilian one and many people say the people were targets on purpose to create panic on the ground hala should the discrepancy. between what later was saying or you're saying i think that many many discrepancies every day the first day that nato bombed a civilian target i apologized saying it was a mistake but the day after they kept bombing civilian targets and when the libyan government was asking why are you bombing civilians nature we're denying it saying it was gadhafi compound that was untrue or you saw it this is being described by years a war of this as a nation how much of that did you see on the ground who can see us still how much the media are manipulating the situation when they say that gadhafi sons have been arrested was this done correctly on true the reports that all of tripoli have been taken over by the robbers and this also occurs on true a friend of ours who is a businesswoman who lives in tripoli and all of the created a commission to make an investigation into the facts of what happened in libya she told me she found some journalists who were making false reports

but hala ton now 5:33 a.m. >> a live look from wall let greg fog will be with us through most of thewe may have some decent sunshine later on we're going to have a cooler day today with today and tomorrow him will be the to cool as days of the week our fog right now becoming more expensive: gate bridge and 101 in pockets it can be dense who as you make your way around we're not see it is too bad in the south bay area. did did we're seen partly due cloudy skies in the area bom . we're also seeing the same scenario in the south bay area. a quick look temperatures this afternoon we're calling it for tibia cooler day than yesterday 83 for morgan hill 88 for antioch 68 degrees in oakland 78 in santa rosa warming to 82 in fairfield this is a look of your seven day forecast cooler today and tomorrow and will slowly warming up as we head into the weekend . at 5:35 a.m. more news coming out >> this is out of paterson new jersey and we just launched a rescue happen not only can you see where the streets are flooded and where it is dry it is isolated flooding in some areas get the water is a an

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the notion of property rights to exclude the use of common fields or the use of forests or rivers halas to reorganize. this is called improvement. a word sort of like development. it is improvement if you are certain person. but for certain people, households were pushed either into becoming a landless wage earners, working on other people's farms or wage earners in the textile mills that were growing up in the wool industry or they went off to london. those who wanted thinking to british north america. so where they hope to gain a firmer hold. so what not struggle, some centuries that shipped in the use of land, what was useful to many of the middling and or are people off it was the law. they would pull their money come the smallholders in area and prevent the enclosure or improvement that the lord of the great gentry landlord wanted. so that was the reason daylight government is a sometimes worked for them. monarchy worked partly because you could always say, even the king can do to much and everyone would agree with that appeared once you agree to that, then billboards cannot do muc

[speaking in native tongue] >> translator: your honor, counselors mohammed halas, we represent the statesand we bring civil church to their benefit of the state treasury against all of the accused. number one mohammed hosni mubarak 3242 and the remaining defendants in the case 1227 in a billion egyptian pounds, find the favor of the treasury to repair and preparation of audit tmh to the public and private property relating to the crimes that have done described. the public treasury of the country has a particular article that also dedicated the special fund to pay damages in reparation of both of the guns about these people that were hurt and killed to be repaired from the money sent to stay. and to repair all of the material tools, cars, vehicles, and everything that was destroyed due to the crimes here being brought against easy-to-use. your honor, as the public persecutions had that these accused committed these crimes, they cause harm to the places where they were, to the ministry. they also recall the harm, financial and material and equipment and installations of the ministries and

the notion of property rights to exclude the use of common fields or the use of forests or rivers halasto reorganize. this is called improvement. a word sort of like development. it is improvement if you are certain person. but for certain people, households were pushed either into becoming a landless wage earners, working on other people's farms or wage earners in the textile mills that were growing up in the wool industry or they went off to london. those who wanted thinking to british north america. so where they hope to gain a firmer hold. so what not struggle, some centuries that shipped in the use of land, what was useful to many of the middling and or are people off it was the law. they would pull their money come the smallholders in area and prevent the enclosure or improvement that the lord of the great gentry landlord wanted. so that was the reason daylight government is a sometimes worked for them. monarchy worked partly because you could always say, even the king can do to much and everyone would agree with that appeared once you agree to that, then billboards cannot do much

i'm hala gorani.taking on a popular restaurant for discrimination. there's a sign out in front of the old wagon saloon and grill in san jose. the sign says no tattoos allowed, no shiny shirts no, grills. metal decorations on your teeth. no large neck chains and several other restrictions. the naacp and the latino leadership alliance say the restrictions are discriminatory against latinos and blacks. one law professor says posting the signs might also be illegal. >> trying to use proxies for the kinds of people the who might be behaving in certain ways gets into slippery territory. >> the owner of the old wagon saloon and grill didn't want to talk on camera. they'll meet with concerned groups to change the wording on the signs. while it was singled out in the lawsuit, other bars in downtown san jose have also posted similar signs in the past. a quick break. we'll be right back. >>> good morning to you. we still have a lot of that thick cloud cover situated right over the coast this morning. so, probabl

. >> that's your sister hala, and my mom joany. >> who is from dubai. >> and everybody wants to celebratet you thought about bobby having the opportunity to dress up. >> make us over. >> and you overwhelmingly said yes, and i wore something i wouldn't normally wear, a pant suit. >> you looked amazing and you have legs that go up to your ears. >> i had mixed reviews. i admit. a lot of people didn't like it, but no, no. >> yeah. i don't know. >> i like it, because you work it. >> just keep moving. if you're a moving target nobody can say anything. >> i think bobbi will do this for us once a week. >> we think so. it's a lot more work for her. >> but that's okay. >> not our problem. >> that's hers. everyone is having tough times right now, really, really tough times so we like to bring you the miraculous on occasion. there was a little 12-year-old boy pulled from the ocean -- >> get this, he was swimming with a church group and he was not a great swimmer and everyone acknowledged that. he gets pulled in by one of those rip tides. >> he was lost. >> all of the kids from the youth prayer group