gavin hewitt reports. >> the boat was hard to pick out in the darkness, but there were 300 people on board without any cover. then another boat -- all heading for an italian port. this is an african exodus following the current spring -- arab spring. these boats are all from the libyan capital, tripoli. for the 30-hour crossing, the migrants have been packed in tight. amongst them, very small children, a mark of the desperation that has driven these people to flee to europe. many of them said they were escaping the conflict. why did you leave libya? >> because of the fighting. >> [unintelligible] no food, no water. >> the crackdown. they are bombing everywhere. i lost some of my friends. >> this man also hinted at being put on the boat by libyan authorities. we heard it from others. whether gaddafi is unleashing his threat of a wave of immigration to europe. this woman is heavily pregnant. this is the fifth boat to arrive here in the past 24 hours. in the first few months after the arab spring began, most of the migrants came from tunisia. theirs is an equally difficult, but differen

gavin hewitt has been talking to some of those involved. >> across from the island, where so many died, there are still people waiting, with young people still missing. what is emerging here is the story of those rescued and questions about the police response. the heart of this rescue is a camp site. the two launched their boat to help people swimming from the island, where a man dressed as a policeman was hunting their friends down. >> the first thing was, they do not trust us. "i cannot trust you." we have to make some comfort to them to say, "yes, you can trust me." >> the road to the island for more than one hour. many of the young people were using their mobiles to call for help. >> they said they do not believe us. >> the injured were driven to a nearby town. that is where the police work, waiting for assault units to arrive from oslo. they terrified those rescued. >> there was someone with a black suit and gun, and all of a sudden, the people in the car were screaming and shouting. "do not stop, do not stop. drive, drive." because that is how the gunman was dressed. >> they use

gavin hewitt has been talking to some of those involved. >> across from the island where so many died there are people still waiting with young people still missing. what is emerging here is the story of those rescued and questions about the police response. the heart of this rescue was a camp site and their small boat. they launched their boat to help people swimming from the island where a man dressed as a policeman was hunting their friends down. >> the first thing was they don't trust us. they shout from the water, cannot trust you. and we have to make some comfort to them to say, yes, you can trust me. >> the gunman romeed the -- roamed the island for over an hour. many of the young people were using their mobiles to call for help. >> someone has to call for police. some other girl said we don't need to. we have, but they don't believe us. >> the injured were driven to a nearby town. that's where the police were waiting for assault units to arrive from oslo. the police roadblock terrified those rescued. >> it was a policewoman with a black suit and gun. and all the seven people i

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help his national team edged closer to their former davis cup glory former world number one lleyton hewitt is also part of the team the aussies are in beijing ahead of their tie against underdogs china this weekend where the winner will move into september's playoffs for a slot in the world group australia have claimed the trophy twenty eight times before the three novello of being relegated four years ago. that's definitely a big call i'm sure all of us here would eventually. turn to hopefully we can just get through this storm. we have little to do. with that in the future when it comes to those situations where a few months. you need a good match as well on the. back from injury and obviously i think for australians davis cup is a lot to be back in the grave and that's obvious if you go on. well meanwhile it didn't rain but it poured at the latest stage of the russian touring car championship as showers and cheer defending champion crashed and slid in second spot in the overall standings started from poll of nation enough that i would have to retire even before it became west wing in ea

medal in china yet another trials came for the shotgun and have partners that are a few not in the hewitt free routine it was going number six for russia once again outclassed china to maintain that golden sweep in the synchronised swimming events one more gold is left up for grabs on saturday also this friday russia did another three medals to that tally the silver and the bronze in men's three meter springboard event a bronze in the men's open water swim for many that sit. on the verge of racing and the second practice for sunday's german grand prix is now under way while it was twice formula one champion fernando alonso prevailed in the morning session responded once again at pacing the high flying red bull jewel of sebastian vettel and mark webber just as he did at the british born three a fortnight ago but unlike the race that's over soon whether it was the second fosters ahead of reigning champ invest all along those ferrari team mate philippe massa called the fools because you know they're going to recount him in the race hamilton jenson button rounded off the top six in them a tir

help his national team edged closer to the former davis cup glory former world number one lleyton hewitt is also part of the team the aussies are in beijing ahead of their tie against underdogs china this weekend where the winner will move into september's playoffs for a slot in the world group australia have trained the training twenty eight times before have been on the low i think relegated four years ago. that's definitely a big call sure all this year would eventually. come to hopefully we could just get through this storm. and you know if we could in the future really comes to those choices for a few months. even the good matches well on the. injury . i think for australians there is no means a lot to be there in great numbers if you go away the most. well meanwhile it didn't rain but it poured at the latest stage of the russian sure in-car championship and showers and cheer defending champion make crashed and slid in some spot in the overall standings but got started from poland meeting up with our two retired even before it became us all in the early christian concession he retur

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help his national team edged closer there for mike davis glory a former world number one lleyton hewitt is also part of the team the aussies are in beijing ahead of their tie against on fox china this weekend where the winner will move into september's playoffs for a slot in the world group straight you have trained the trophy twenty eight times before being on a low after being relegated four years ago. but simply because i'm sure all of us here would want to win that eventually. until hopefully we can just get through this story. and you know with that in the future when it comes to those situations where. you need a good match as well on the. kind of an injury. i think for australians that is going to last into the grave because if you go already. that's a rugby sevens with a phony an eye on the european champions cup was a region side v.v. a pattern of scalia along a trifle for the fourth straight time since the tournament recount four years ago carmen records. the rugby sevens european champions cup was four years old the same two teams had fought out the last three finals both of

the museums going from the met, the guggenheim, the jewish museum, the design museum, the cooper-hewitt you know, you have all of those museums lined up, and so now, the city museum of new york, which is our neighbor, and then el museo del barrio has a home from which to really propel our culture. >> hinojosa: but the truth is is that there was a long time, once el museo kind of gets off and running, that el museo del barrio was kind of seen as, you know, as that kind of arts institution up there in spanish harlem. it was not necessarily taken seriously as a true, artisic museum, per se. i mean, what... there was that kind of feeling towards el museo del barrio, right? i mean, kind of like second... second-class citizen? >> well, i think... i think it's, again, a question of time, and i think it's so hard to develop an institution, and i think one has to give it to each of those board members, staff people, directors, that little by little, grew it. and it kind of had a life, and you know that also the crisis of the city in the '70s was not very helpful, and so the life of el museo has

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it is clear hewitt is coming from. this is important in terms of the messaging. it also means we're able to operate on our partners openly by the american people. this is well-received. it is done safely throughout the country. >> what would be your gut feeling if they did some standard. what percentage of people do you think would respond that they were favorable tax >> i really cannot speculate. i also turned to my colleague. i am not familiar with data on perceptions. is there in new recent experience? >> i have seen some of the reports that have done some surveys in the region. i am not aware that there's anything done on yemen specifically. i can only share and digital evidence in terms of our embassy out reach until they mistreat cease -- until the most recent security problem. we make sure there was a sense of there was more than a focus on the capital. that is sometimes one of the things we are accused of. the reception that the embassy colleagues have received throughout the country has been extremely good. in terms of specific information, we can look i

next up, a comment from hewitt, texas. tony, a republican there. good morning. caller: good morning. how's everybody there this morning? host: it's a little hot both temperature-wise and internally i think here. caller: yeah. you know, we deal with a few facts here this morning. that cut, cap and balance that was passed did two things that everybody just is totally bent out of shape about. one of which is that it would raise the debt ceiling, and we would give that community organizer everything he wanted. it also, at the time, would say that the united states would even have a downgrade in its debt rating. and what do we do? well, you got the president that has no plan. got harry reid out there. and what does he do with that bill that will allow all of that to happen? he tables it. now, what damn fool is going to negotiate with a president that has lied from the jump? you look at obama care. he said you can keep your policy if you want it. well, on page 15, it clearly stated the opposite. not going to cover abortion. well, that happened. and we're not going to

private surveys cited by mercer and hewitt in submitted testimony predicted higher levels, though theyso noted that they didn't view it a loss and wanted to comply with the law as soon as possible. surprisingly last week it did not express widespread loss. small businesses intending to make significant changes in their plan have not lost their plan. it does report that 12% of employers have had their plan terminated or been told that it will be not available in the near future. this number is consistent with churn in insurance coverage available in previous years which showed this kind of turnover in the early 2000s. plans are always coming and going in the small market. nfib also reported that 20% of employers anticipated significant changes in their plans over the next 12 months. but last year and the year before, changes and benefits and sharing in premiums as reported in the national kaiser t report were at even greater levels. this is a bad time in the economy, as we all know, and things are changing. another very important question is whether employers will continue to offer cove

private surveys cited by mercer and hewitt in submitted testimony predicted higher levels, though they also noted that they didn't view it a loss and wanted to comply with the law as soon as possible. surprisingly last week it did not express widespread loss. small businesses intending to make significant changes in their plan have not lost their plan. it does report that 12% of employers have had their plan terminated or been told that it will be not available in the near future. this number is consistent with churn in insurance coverage available in previous years which showed this kind of turnover in the early 2000s. plans are always coming and going in the small market. nfib also reported that 20% of employers anticipated significant changes in their plans over the next 12 months. but last year and the year before, changes and benefits and sharing in premiums as reported in the national kaiser t report were at even greater levels. this is a bad time in the economy, as we all know, and things are changing. another very important question is whether employers will continue to offer c