. >> omar khaddafi demands more assistance from europe at the start of the you africa summit. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> we begin in washington, where u.s. officials are attempting to limit the damage from a massive release of classified diplomatic cables revealed by the whistle- blower in website wikileaks. a short while ago, secretary of state hillary clinton refused to comment on what she called stolen u.s. classified information, but did issue an apology to american partners and allies around the world. >> the united states deeply regrets the disclosure of any information that was intended to be confidential, including private discussions between counterparts, or our diplomats' personal assessments and observations. i want to make clear that our official foreign-policy is n set through these messages, but here in washington. >> for more, we asked our washington correspondent what more u.s. officials can do about the leaked information. >> the information is out there, and it is not going to go away. what the white house and the sta

. >> for europe to shun its responsibility and give the state of very vulgar people over to khaddafi -- very vulnerable poeople to khaddafi is a strong signal about what is your pogo -- what europe will go. >> many migrants are trying our lot via the land border between turkey and greece. brussels is putting pressure on athens to maintain european standards. >> we are working with the greek authorities to improve the humanitarian situation and to work with them on the edge of plan the government has approved an order to build an asylum system and a reception system according to european law. >> but greece feels it is left in the lurch by other eu state. even though, asylum and immigration are union wide issues. >> , the more northern european countries are saying, why do not do with that? that is a very responsible attitude. we need a europe that is solidaric, where we say, we will guard the borders, but we will take a number of refugees. >> but until the european union approves the way it deals with would-be immigrants, many stay in greece. >> greece accuses of this fellow -- its fe

. >> omar khaddafi demands more assistance from europe at the start of the you africa summit. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> we begin in washington, where u.s. officials are attempting to limit the damage from a massive release of classified diplomatic cables revealed by the whistle- blower in website wikileaks. a short while ago, secretary of state hillary clinton refused to comment on what she called stolen u.s. classified information, but did issue an apology to american partners and allies around the world. >> the united states deeply regrets the disclosure of any information that was intended to be confidential, including private discussions between counterparts, or our diplomats' personal assessments and observations. i want to make clear that our official foreign-policy is not set through these messages, but here in washington. >> for more, we asked our washington correspondent what more u.s. officials can do about the leaked information. >> the information is out there, and it is not going to go away. what the white house and the s

and khaddafi was dependent on his 30 year-old nurse. >> and anybody applauding the release of disinformation is mistaken. >> this disclosure is not just an attack on american foreign policy interest, it is an attack on the international community. >> wikileaks disclosure with world leaders, and into a reporter, kimberly sakamoto? >> catherine, and one of the most interesting that i found on these documents. this first is a cumin trafficking accusation that this came from the king of saudi of riga. and with tracking devices to guantanamo bay. it also, a secret effort in dna gathering. and in one wire report that he gathered information on political figures and with facial images, dna, and i risk by scanned, and fingerprints. last but not least, to keep tabs on people in the united nations with prominent security members like france, the uk. and also diplomats to have personal encryption keys, and passwords for key u.s. and officials. if you'd like to look at all of these? www.kron4.com the news lank section. 7 7 >> ticket-news link him with our pam cam,-a little bit chilly out there. with jus

. >> for europe to shun its responsibility and give the state of very vulgar people over to khaddafi -- very vulnerable poeople to khaddafi is a strong signal about what is your pogo -- what europe will go. >> many migrants are trying our lot via the land border between turkey and greece. brussels is putting pressure on athens to maintain european standards. >> we are working with the greek authorities to improve the humanitarian situation and to work with them on the edge of plan the government has approved an order to build an asylum system and a reception system according to european law. >> but greece feels it is left in the lurch by other eu state. even though, asylum and immigration are union wide issues. >> , the more northern european countries are saying, why do not do with that? that is a very responsible attitude. we need a europe that is solidaric, where we say, we will guard the borders, but we will take a number of refugees. >> but until the european union approves the way it deals with would-be immigrants, many stay in greece. >> greece accuses of this fellow -- its fe