en tanto el cuerpo de muhamar khadafi yace en el refrigerador de un centro comercial.s que no detuvieron es un crimen de guerra y debeser ejemplarmente sancionados. >> en tanto se debate cuÁndo y dÓnde debe en todos los órdenes de los versiones mÁs prolongadas del vÍdeo de sus Últimos dÍas a la venta los minutos de vida. delicado habÍa alcanzado a decir a los rebeldes "conocen la diferencia entre lo correcto y lo incorrecto?" recibiÓ el disparo en la cabeza por el que segÚn el coronel rebelde habÍa muerto entre 40 y 30 minutos despuÉs. conservadores de derechos humanos piden una investigaciÓn. >> si eso no serÁ aquÍ va a quedar mÁs sensaciÓn de que efectivamente se produjo una ejecuciÓn extrajudicial de que las actuales autoridadesde libia encubrieron y protegerÁn a los responsables. >> algunos dicen que fue unaoperaciÓn exitosa no sólo por la caÍda del dictador sino porque a los 26.000 vuelos realizados los aliados no recibieron bajas y se redujo en nÚmero de vÍctimas civiles. lo cierto es que no estÁn claros y para los rebeldes tambiÉn es el fin de la guerra. la ven

one told me that khadafy said to him, what did i do to you? >> and another report said he was pulled from the damaged convoy and cellphone video we warned you about shows this frenzy mob pummeling him.icialss shot in the head and died on his way to the hospital. afterwards people on the ground told reporters this man fired the fatal shot and he is seen brandishing the ultimate victory trophy. >> we've been waiting for this moment for a long time. he has been killed. >> one of his sons is also confirmed dead along with his family bodyguard but others may have survived. hillary clinton got the news in kabul this morning. cameras catching her surprise reaction. >> wow! >> khadafy defiant and told told me he still had the support of my country. >> they left me all. they would die to protect me. >> after stepping down or leaving libya. [ laughter ] >> christiane ammanpour reporting. he was a 27-year-old army captain that took control of libya in a coup that would be ruthless reign that lasted 40 years. for that entire time, libyans libyans in the b

there was nothing there libya was a gas station stop on the way between alexandria and tunis so khadafi really created modern libya he built up all the modern buildings that we see and on the road sleep irrigation systems the oil industry all that is due to the production so it was a totally wasted of just saying that he could have done a lot better if he had had all these strange social schemes eric thanks very much and if your thoughts on this live from kind of a war correspondent eric margolis joining us live thank you. well the news of his death shook the world raising many questions we tackle the unanswered issues on our website dot com about these deaths put in. eight. new libyan government celebrates the untold numbers killed in the conflict cost of shadow over the victory you can. call. it. responsible for the murder of a football fan last year which sparked violent protests across the russian capital and faces life imprisonment those stories and plenty of others call. labor unions are threatening more strikes next week a day after the parliament passed a new round of austerity

murder khadafi the fact that he was technically alive as he got out he scrambled out of his convoy hardly negates the role of the united states in his murder and he would not have been murdered had that airstrike not occurred so this is this is a this goes part and parcel to the assassination of osama bin laden in pakistan you know the obama administration's enemies have a way of just being disappeared and dumped into anonymous graves and obviously you can't help but ask yourself if there are not a bunch of inconvenient questions that would be asked at a war crimes trial at the hague that perhaps the big powers would rather not see asked what do you think about that you could probably. just trial ok paul first and then you can thurston and you rhetorical e o u one you oppose that sort of thing rhetorical all you want you could say you know could actually it still be in power if there hadn't been a united nations security council mandate i mean but but what you're trying to do what you're trying to do is hang on what you're trying to do is so. the entire process by stringing together a bun

not forget the role of the united states in this in what essentially was the murder of khadafi after all this was a drug american drone plane that attacked his convoy alongside a french wall warplane and these two so really this was a joint french nato u.s. murder khadafi the fact that he was technically alive as he got out as he scrambled out of his convoy hardly negates the role of the united states in his murder and he would not have been murdered had that airstrike not occurred so this is this is a this goes part and parcel to the assassination of osama bin laden in pakistan you know the obama administration's enemies have a way of just being disappeared and dumped into anonymous graves and obviously you can't help but ask yourself if there are not a bunch of inconvenient questions that would be asked at a war crimes trial at the hague that perhaps the big powers would rather not see asked what do you think about that you could probably. trial ok paul first and then you call the first and then you were tara cleo you one you posed that sort of thing were to all you want you could

anything but clear will it be ruled under islamic law and will the rule of law prevail in the wake of khadafi is killing and is national unity an illusion with so many factions vying for power. to keep. the cross talk libya's future i'm joined by daniel serwer in washington he's a professor a real lecturer at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies also in washington we have paul coring he is a foreign correspondent for the globe and mail and in new york we go to ted rall he is a journalist political cartoonist and author of the anti-american manifesto all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want to me very much encouraging but first what are libya's prospects moving forward well you know as you mentioned in the beginning the road ahead of libya is anything but clear and i dare say it is all because of deployed city deployed city which has a company at the death of moammar gadhafi as well as the entirely been campaign as the media continues to chew over the ghoulish details of the deposed leader steff were taking back the history of libya's

expressed concern over video footage taken following his capture which shows khadafi taken alive before he was killed meanwhile nato said it's winding down its bombing campaign in the country artes and he said now it has the latest from libya . but there are so many conflicting reports as to how moammar gadhafi was actually killed very different variations of video brutal video which went viral certainly on the internet i lot of the mainstream media selling those images the world watching some people of course and all others just horrified to see this man despite the fact that many people knew that he was completely lost you want to thank you very much hated by most of the people here a lot of people horrified by some of those images western officials certainly praising the situation very happy about gadhafi being gone but we're hearing concerns from the u.n. certainly that an investigation needs to be along soon to that and also that backed by russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov who had this to say about the fact that there needs to be some kind of investigation into the way gadhaf

this calling of of of the killing of khadafi the. the military action against his convoy is murder is just nonsense it's not murder in any way buddies terms i be glad to see your returns are designed you know keegan's to drones are designed to kill a shot as a nation there was no to clear are designed to get people and they are clearly not very was not at war with libya it was an assassination that was going to take a foreign leader who could have been captured alive. if you want to respond to that and you know. i beg to differ i beg to differ on that subject i just don't think there's any sign that there's a war crime involved here i don't think it's murder i think it's it's part of an ugly process that we call war the murder was in the ambulance so far as i can tell by a young libyan and you know maybe he should be he should be held responsible for that but i just don't think that the attack on the convoy of the selfish never the big time and i i don't believe anybody will ever prosecuted that way. all right gentlemen we're going t

assault on his hometown of sirte as it was overrun by forces with a new government but footage of khadafi is dead and broken body was so graphic some are wondering why it was broadcast for all the world to see artie's i bet it takes a look. at. this frenzied moby's about as far as it gets from a trial at the hague. with the death of gadhafi is now being cheated around the world . even by those who champion democratic justice. and britain salute your courage and why we are proud of the role that we've played down we know this was your revolution from your bravery you showed the world you would get rid of any tell you john you would choose freedom a long way from cameron's insistence that deathy be put on trial and sisi find his way even dissuaded from the shoot to kill policy agreeing in august they'll take him along i think he did go to trial. in any case but i mean nevertheless the what is by sickly i guess the kind of summary execution of what may well have been a summary execution is a kind of fairly barbaric and two i believe was a very barbaric operation from the start and as a site

the killing of khadafi will only see a change from one dictatorship to another.now that gadhafi that i'm very worried first of all about the fate of the libyan people they were now this comes from the chains educated ship for number one a neo liberal nato led dictatorship i'm worried that libya will now become a bridge for the for the conquest of africa actually the first steps have already been taken obama recently sent some advisors so-called advisors to uganda another reason where there's a lot of conflict and also a lot of economic interests i think the plan is there i can understand from an emotion when the people celebrate the demise of the state they will soon find that they've changed for another one. led by people who. will former ministers from khadafi they have interests that they already from the so much of the economic assets to other countries too from the u.s. to germany and other countries and they're not going to get some democracy getting in the way to change those agreements stay with us here on r t still ahead historically watch all the hours

. >>> tonight libyans are celebrating news that moammar khadafy has been caught and killed. [ gun shots ] >>> libyan leader had been run for weeks chased to his hometown he begged the fighters not to kill him but within an hour he was dead. president obama responded cautiously to the news. >> we are under no illusions, they will go a long road for democracy. >> the rebels celebrated the moment after months of fighting. the prime minister called them to unite as a nation. jonathan bloom talked with libyans living in the bay area. >> you have been up since 4:00 in the morning? >> yes definitely. all of them. they are calling each other and it's been amazing. >> it's been a long day but he is every joyed he can freely go back to libya to see friends but his children can see where he grew up. >> i try to explain to them why they can't go because when they were young they don't understand that. >> will you go to libya now? >> absolutely. >> his daughter is an entire generation of young libyans who have never seen their home country. >> that is the place my parents call home. i call home alto

. >>> tonight libyans are celebrating news that moammar khadafy has been caught and killed. [ gun shots ] >>> libyan leader had been run for weeks chased to his hometown he begged the fighters not to kill him but within an hour he was dead. president obama responded cautiously to the news. >> we are under no illusions, they will go a long road for democracy. >> the rebels celebrated the moment after months of fighting. the prime minister called them to unite as a nation. jonathan bloom talked with libyans living in the bay area. >> you have been up since 4:00 in the morning? >> yes definitely. all of them. they are calling each other and it's been amazing. >> it's been a long day but he is every joyed he can freely go back to libya to see friends but his children can see where he grew up. >> i try to explain to them why they can't go because when they were young they don't understand that. >> will you go to libya now? >> absolutely. >> his daughter is an entire generation of young libyans who have never seen their home country. >> that is the place my parents call home. i call home alto

this should pave the way for a post khadafy future. transitional government here tomorrow will declare national liberation and look forward to elections upcoming, they say, in a short time as a month. yes, we were inside the meat locker and looking at the body presented by the government here of moammar khadafy, you could clearly see the bullet wound to his head. we also noted and other people noted that how short he looked on the ground, found with the former dictator when he was killed in platform shoes. back to you. >> thank you. >> gregg: a new bill creating controversy on capitol hill. it would require employers to run background checks. will it will work to keep our borders safe? and deadly shark attack. witnesses describing this shark has as ten feet long. coming up where this vicious killer was spotted. uth is, mosts don't treat a cough. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus sinus liquid gels fights sinus symptoms plus cough. you're good. [ male announcer ] thanks. that's the cold truth! [ maif something is simply the co

major mission in support of that uprising seven months later the mission is complete the manhunt for khadafy drawing to a close by these very very balls that the west has helped to arm we came we saw guide. now there's much talk about the future that faces libya where there will be able to preserve its domestic unity elect a government that can show itself to be different from the barbarity which has marked the rebels' recent actions and finally avoid being doled out to foreign stakeholders there are very many competing elements of the sea and different political philosophies i hope those apply you go to the democratic way of all the wars the alternative is some ghastly descent into war when you say it was the hate for gadhafi which coalesced libya's fractious forces perhaps it is for the fear of seeing the country apart but then to see chairmans to far diligent real promise on sunday tonight we'll be under the law of sharia and we'll just have to see how conducive to democracy well let's talk about democracy first i'd like to go to ted ted what kind of democracy could you possibly make in a

first time since the council was taken in august several were injured in gun battles with khadafi supporters after an attempt to raise the ousted regime to the green flag on the city rooftop and in the town of the sears khadafi loyalists mounted a fierce counterattack forcing back revolutionary fighters t.n.t. c. says it will only declare full liberation once seared falls but investigative journalist simon a soft told our team that pursuing that goal means ignoring the high human cost. i think what's happening in sirte is really quite shocking i mean if you remove yourself from saying i support one side or support the other side what we're seeing in is a full scale assault on. you know a very densely populated area in which civilians are paying a very very heavy price now the reason why this is important is because the whole basis on which nato imposed a no fly zone at the beginning of this conflict was precisely to defend civilians against military attacks and now we have if you like the allies of nato doing what their enemies were doing a few months ago and you have to begin to ask this of

and he sees pushing share i'll although khadafi has been buried in a manner considered by some as anti islam were also tweeting her r t underscore khan. meanwhile human rights watch has called on the new libyan authorities to investigate what they saying could have been a massacre of khadafi loyalists in seared fifty three dad bodies mannie was their hands tied behind their backs were discovered and abandoned hotel in the city political blogger karl shower says the interim government has little control over fighters on the ground you can see the tension between the and to see. some of the more islamist led groups on the ground and in fact if you see some of the fight there the ground they have the characteristics of islamist fighters the long. history of from afghanistan's own wards so this illusion that the n.p.c. has full control on the ground is not actually correct maybe another party in libya could have it presented the evolution of the aspirations for the legitimate aspirations for change but there is that and then in d.c. that still has a lot of former gadhafi associates and cro

meantime libyan revolutionary forces say they have surrounded the city of khadafi strong meanwhile aid agencies are alarmed at the thousands of civilians fleeing their perceived talent people are being driven from their homes by fierce fighting and a lack of supplies robert lyons a deputy editor of the independent online magazine spiked says the situation there has only been made worse by nato. this is the inevitable consequence of the think things that they got rolling back in february you know the kind of half hearted intervention was always going to end up with last stand by khadafi forces in fact is this is the kind of loss that we expected in tripoli a few weeks ago that never happened and clearly there's a last time there and the thing about the role of the international community now could be making things worse not simply by bombarding the city but boy actually having made such a fuss about civilians being injured or even die they clearly healthy but by saying that if given the khadafi forces a real sense of to keep keep those civilians in the city probably a well i'm sure many

clearly they're not protecting civilians when they're bombing cities that are considered to be pro khadafi when they're killing people not because they've done something wrong but because their own political beliefs are contrary to what nato wants in terms of the kind of government they want for libya so i think that they need to be brought to justice i think though unless there's a very strong international movement for human rights in this instance i think it's unlikely they will be brought to court but the goal of the nato powers is to carry out regime change so that the khadafy government is gone once and forever and that there will be a new government that will not necessarily be more democratic or more humane but will be an ally or i would say in fact a proxy a client perhaps a puppet of western powers in this country that has the largest oil reserves in all about africa the ninth largest oil reserves in the world. meantime russia's foreign minister has warned against allowing a libya style situation in syria where the internal conflict continues this week western countries dropped c

libyan revolutionary forces say they have surrounded the city of syria khadafi stronghold thousands of people have been fleeing the besieged city driven from their homes by fierce fighting and a lack of essential the chairman of the national transitional council said his forces have called a two day truce to let civilians leave but heavy rocket and mortar fire continued anyway meanwhile aid workers from the international committee of the red cross have brought medical supplies to the city rob lyons deputy editor of the independent online magazine spiked says nato intervention in libya has turned things from bad to worse. this is the that's what consequence of the think things that i got rolling back in february the kind of half hearted intervention was always going to end up with last time by khadafi forces to fight this is the kind of lost on that we expected in tripoli a few weeks ago that never happened and clearly there's a lot on there and the thing about the role of the international community no could be making things worse not simply by bombarding the city but boy actually havi

aimed at protecting civilians but critics say the alliance orchestrated the operation to capture khadafi and what had him dead rather than in court many libyans are celebrating the death of a dictator a western leader is hailing a transition to democracy but as our he's got a trickier aborts that outcome may not be inevitable. hillary clinton on a surprise visit to tripoli days before the killing of the ousted leader leader where she was quoted as saying the u.s. hopes to seek out the killed or captured sunni the captured scenario might have put could up in the top of the egyptian leaders true or those of iraq's saddam hussein but a trial over colonel gadhafi would not have steered even more controversy to testify that he was very congenial sure the big european pose for the u.s. if you went to the hague it would spill the beans of all older thirty deals there at the start for real politics between the west in a developing country like libya nobody wanted that libyan transitional government official say colonel gadhafi was cornered in a drain underneath the road in open country site near

clear from the video that it's being it's been put on the you tube and elsewhere of the murder of khadafi i mean this is a national transition council getting off to a good flooding there. i'm much more hopeful than my colleagues are i've been in libya i've talked with the libyans they're not going to accept another dictator. i don't think there's any reason why they should accept another dictator it is a long hard arduous road to democracy but they've laid out a road map in their constitutional framework document it's much clearer than what had been laid out in tunisia which just successfully held its first elections it's much clearer than what has been weighed out in egypt the current leadership has made it clear that it will not run for a future office and frankly libya has vast resources not only the oil and gas in the ground but the money in western banks can feel it is going to finance the next regime in libya so there are no guarantees here let me be clear this is a long an arduous road but i think there's a good chance that libya can go down that road it should do it carefully it

sultan his hometown of sirte as it was overrun by forces of the new government but the footage of khadafi he's dead and broken body was so graphic some are wondering why it was broadcast for the public to see artie's eye for bennett takes a look at. these frenzied moment is about as far as it came from a trial that the hate. the death of get down he's now being cheated around the world . even by those who champion democratic justice. here in britain salute your courage and while we are proud of the rule that we pray tell we know this was your revolution from your bravery you sure you don't well you would get rid of any cager you are choose freedom a long way from cameron's insistence that get deathy be put on trial and t.c. fighters will even dissuaded from then shoot to kill policy agreeing in august they'll take him alive i don't think it is a god particularly for trial. in any case but i mean nevertheless the war is basically i guess a kind of summary execution of what may well have been a summary execution is a kind of fairly barbaric into what i believe was a very well perry operatio

people are dying because of a lack of vital medical supplies amid fears fighting between pro and anti khadafi faction. in broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow this is r.t. glad to have you with us let's get right your top stories and high on wall street protesters have vowed to continue their fight and that's despite saturday's arrest of more than eight hundred demonstrators who are blocking parts of the brooklyn bridge the movement called occupy wall street is venting its anger and high unemployment rates the two thousand and eight bank bailouts and social injustice and is archie's marine important explains the action of police is likely to add more fuel to the fire. clearly eight hundred protesters were arrested on saturday have been released by the new york city police department and now as you can see by the crowd behind me these demonstrators are on wall street anyway in their activism now it is this park here on wall street where the world began their walk on saturday thousands of people eventually walked through the lower manhattan to the brooklyn bridge and once they got

us> heather: noose may be tightening around khadafy hometown. coast of the mediterranean sea. firing rockets and shells into the city, trying to break the grip of forces still loyal to khadafy. david piper is streaming live from the city of tripoli. >> reporter: the revolutionary commanders have just announced they have a cease-fire to allow civilians to get out of khadafy's hometown of sirte. they have a vice like grip on that town. the fourth have been punching in their way from the east and west and south the last week. now, they pushed khadafy's forces back to a three-mile strip in the center of town. they want to help the civilians get out to. they have left them a path. many of the civil fns have chosen to leave already. there have been hundreds of cars checked to see if there are any weapons but there was one incident earlier today tod where there was a makeshie- hospital outside the fighting. they had to deal with a horrific story of a family of four that had been killed in their car. us> the cease-fire and rebels ae saying if they conti

the libyan city of syria as fighting between forces loyal to the national transitional council and khadafi remaining troops continuous it is a plunging the city deeper into a humanitarian crisis people are fleeing of the town driven from their homes by fierce fighting and a lack of essential aid agencies say those injured and trapped are in desperate need of medical help of people dying in the main hospital because of oxygen and fuel shortages anti-war activist brian becker says this shows nato's mission in libya is doing a little to protect civilians. clearly they're not protecting civilians when they're bombing cities that are considered to be pro khadafi when they're killing people not because they've done something wrong but because their own political beliefs are contrary to what nato wants in terms of the kind of government they want for libya so i think that they need to be brought to justice i think though unless there's a very strong international movement for human rights in this instance i think it's unlikely they will be brought to court and the go of the nato powers is that ca

out in a coastal city of terror as revolutionary fighters intensify their fans of on the remaining khadafi away lists heavy shelling and tank fire was heard on the eastern and western fronts nato planes were seen flying overhead aid agencies are ringing the alarm bell saying that the town is plunging into medicare in chaos with supplies of water power and foods restively low a red cross official in tripoli says being in turn only displaced people or i. the peas are in a desperate situation. but the situation inserts we have heard accounts of i.d.p.'s about. water and electricity being cut of and a lot of difficulties with the with the water supplies and with the access to food and access to medical supplies and medical health services we have not been able to have the guarantees from all the sides all the parties to the conflict so we have no idea of what's going on right now in the city of sirte unfortunately what we do know is that there are a lot of i.d.p.'s coming out people are fleeing from the city of sirte passing through the tower bridge and many of these ideas have choosing to rem

the rebels have pushed right into the center of khadafy's hometown of serte. they have been fighting around the convention center and also a palace right in the middle. they had great success over the last 24-48 hours in what they called the final assault on the sti the certainty. they took a hospital today with revolutionary parts going in to find any khadafy's followers, checking ids. is you said there is real concerns at the moment about many thousands, despite many hundreds getting out over the last few days. many of them have been khadafy's followers in the past. they do fear reprisals at this time. transitional council has said once it falls, they will then declare libya free because they will control all the major ports and then they'll push toward elections and start rebuilding the country. but, of course, there is another khadafy strong house, two-hour drive out in the desert. they have had real problems facing that in the past. they have tried several assaults on the place but khadafy had powerful russian made weapons and it depends on serte falling

opinion on this story here today on our web site we are asking you what's the ultimate reason behind khadafi to death let's take a look at the numbers right now the vast majority believe he's dead because he could have exposed dirty dealings in libya by western governments and corporations seventeen percent think nato just run out of money for more airstrikes almost ten believe khadafi is to blame for the hatred many libyans have for him in the first place others say he was killed because many n.c.c. members whereas former subordinates look on to want to talk if you will cost. but i still to come to the program here on the hawking their works. america is not destined to be one of several equally balanced global powers america must lead the world we are poor and wise some of forces in washington are eager to bring back the days of the cold. wind up last wave echoing is through time as we visit a nuclear test site where the human cost of hundreds of explosions is felt even decades after the project closed. and with r.t. live from moscow it's good to have you with us today much heralded summit

the international community try to get to the bottom of khadafi is death a leaked video could very well provide the art so that everyone is looking for it sure it's a man calling himself a national transitional council fight claiming he was the one who killed the colonel the suspect says that he personally beat khadafi before putting two bullets into him a point blank range because he didn't like the idea of taking the kernel of life he also flaunted what he calls a bloody shirt and a golden ring but he claims to have taken from the dead dictator the man's comments have not yet been confirmed author and journalist afshin rattansi thinks the international criminal court should bring the colonel's killers to justice. bit late for the united nations human rights council in the beginnings of this war they relied on media reports and i hope to get on to the media manipulation of the war because they should have been relying on u.n. fact finding missions the u.n. human rights council report will no doubt be delayed and we'll see what happens as to what the americans think well we saw what the

. >> reporter: meantime, libyans are celebrating after the death of moammar khadafy. the president released a statement, i congratulate the people of libya on historic day of liberation after four decades of brutal dictator isship and eight months of deadly conflict they can celebrate their freedom and beginning of a new era of promise. the president also saying u.s. looks forward to work with libyan officials as they prepare for free and fair elections. >> gregg: steve, thanks very much. >> heather: another day of celebration across libya as people prepare to usher in a new era three days after the death of moammar khadafy. this was the scene in many parts of the libya when they declared liberation of his country. now begins the process of english a new constitution. at the same time more information is emerging about the final moments of moammar khadafy's life. greg palkot is streaming live from misurata with the latest. what is the scene like there tonight? >> reporter: crazy, as we watch and cars going by. trucks full of fighters that have been involved in this ei

. >>> going, going, gone a lavish symbol of moammar khadafy repressive regime. >> heather: remembering the man with a moving ceremony today. >> a hurricane may have delayed this day. this is a day that would not be denied. for this day we celebrate dr. martin luther king, jr. return to the mall. >> gregg: a monument of stone honoring martin luther king, jr. transformed to a living memorial. kelly wright and joins us live. how are people describing what is certainly a historic day. >> reporter: they were saying this was a historic occasion. thousands of people coming to washington to attend the celebration of dr. king's life, dream and legacy. joyful crowd even going hand in hand as they sang "we shall overcome." a song that became the signature song during the struggle. as the song echoed throughout the site, they drew cheers as they were seeing entering the monument, accompanied by the chin of dr. king. president obama delivered an address that praised an address that praised dr. king and those that marched with him. >> as tough as times as tough are, i know there are better days ahea

interim government claims he died in a shootout the leaked video shows a man boasting that he executed khadafi. new york city's dozens of new iraq during peaceful and see corporate demonstrations as the occupy wall street movement grows stronger and inspiring more people all across the world to call for economic justice. as easy ministers gather in brussels for another round of crisis talks you are skeptics in the u.k. pushing for a nationwide referendum on persons membership in the e.u. . next. matters will take you high above moscow into the sky it's must go out right now. great. you need. to. go. well i welcome to the mosque around so on this week's episode i'll be exploring the subject of flights taking a look at the history of aviation in russia to the latest simulator is aircraft designs and at all terminals so joey lawson downer is as we journey from the soviet skies some golden days of elements starting off here at a place at a community and in moscow. the museum has several exhibits showcasing assumptions flight models of akram specialist engine mechanics even see how the aviation ind

distance and i think that the majority of the people in israel are we're very happy with the end of khadafi now because this is our interest but because it is it was a bedouin called person and hopefully will bring a change a positive change to his own people so. you know when i want to talk about your relations with turkey as we remember they were destroyed well if not destroyed but but but really much harmed by by the israel's raid against the the fratelli and the gaza for tell you now do you think that israel is trying today. to really improve the relations with this country the favorite is at least trying to do whatever we can in order to improve the relationship there was an out there to interpret few days ago we've been over those sisters that was rejected by the turks. this is not our decision. is the most successful domestically in turkey made a slippage of decision to become to be the leader of this long week war that would please this world in order to gain much more support in syria lebannon palestinian arena egypt and elsewhere yes very started to tell of you know exactly the be