the fight is not over in tripoli you've got a carve up of lidia's vast oil riches the biggest in africa is already beginning italian foreign minister fired the starting gun saying it was annie well company will play the number one role in the region and as a chief lawyer and reports the service won't come cheap or believe in people. delivered as a promise but seen by many as more of a threat david cameron says nato will stay while libya makes the transition to democracy as allied forces lend support to the rebels to take tripoli to stop the war coalition warns libyans not to expect they're getting something for nothing but western powers don't do this without asking for a paper why is it that the head of appearance is running off to paris to meet with the french president well of course that is one very very important issue is why the western powers tony blair and others struck a deal with gadhafi in the first place it will be exactly what they're seeking to continue with the with appearance either further explore all riches approaches government makes no secret of the fact that it's mo

this past spring the shots pleaded guilty to the killing of their daughter lidia.r older sisters. these are photos of some of the sister's wounds. the marks left by the rods. many of the images too gruesome to show. the shots say they also regularly beat their other children, were covering the faces of the survivors to protect their privacy. >> the book was there. it was underlined, underscored -- >> there's no question in your mind that this book by the pearls influenced the shots to beat, brutalize and terrorize the children? >> none at all. >> no question? >> no question. >> the pearls feel differently saying their book rejects parents losing control and acting out of anger. so you're not accepting any blame? >> absolutely not. >> how scared were that you there would be blame pointed at you? >> i don't think we were scared at all. there has never been a suggestion to anyone that someone's lost control because of what they read in our book. >> the district attorney clearly disagrees and puts blame on the pearl's for the tragedy. but he acknowledges that's about a

recognized as the legitimate government of libya by all allies who've been helping oust gadhafi many lidia's are outraged by the fact that foreign powers are effectively making vital choices or that there is too much. well in geopolitical strategic value for libya to only become reformed and democratic rights and universal participation by the citizenry. western powers need to implement a western economic and military agenda and therefore the people who will command the political situation in libya and the military situation will indeed be supported and buttressed by western powers western powers have thrown all their support behind the league in national transitional council giving them billions of dollars and weapons to gain control but the rebels are far from being the united group what is going to face after that is a period of prolonged chaos nobody knows the outcome this is as i said in the beginning this is tried again strive this is not democracy against the taliban revolutions in egypt and libya developed under different scenarios in egypt it was an on armed uprising of millions in

lidia moreno viajo a puerto -- a costa rica, donde nos cuenta un poco mas. >> tiene apenas cuatro aÑosad ya guarde en su memoria el recuerdo de una terrible experiencia que ha convertido su vida en un calvario. >> sabes quien es este? >> si, soy yo. >> de que se que tienes en la cara? >> una cosa con la que mi papa me pego. >> aparentemente, la agresion fue brutal. >> con que te pego? >> [ininteligible] >> mostrare se puso a llorar. -- rasco el se puso a llorar. >> los medicos fueron muy claros con la madre sobre el origen de los golpes. >> como si no fuera suficiente, la doctora le advirtio a la familia que un ataque de esa naturaleza podria producir desprendimiento de organos. acumule a agarrarlo. aqui. >> todo parece indicar que la golpiza ocurrio durante un fin de semana, mientras padre e hijo compartian las olas, como en otras ocasiones, ya que carla tiene la custodia del pequeÑo. lo extraÑo es que su madre descubrio la paliza horas despues de que el niÑo fuera devuelto por su padre. a las 10:00 de la noche me dice [bipeado]. yo no me habia dado cuenta ahi. entonces, me di cuenta

lidia and michael ruiz lost their son, alex, to a driver drinking with a fake id in berkeley, californiat is the worst a parent cab hear. -- a parent can hear. >> it ultimately means more death on the road. >> working with customs in chicago they confiscated more than 1700 in the past six months. >> they have water marks, holograms, and they have it all. >> parents have to wake up. >> the website selling them originates in china calling them novelty items. but the under 21 crowd knows exactly what they are for. the new rage because side by side, impossible to tell the real from the fake. this philadelphia student whose identity we agreed to disguise told us -- >> they just mail you a toy from china. when you break it apart there are just id's in there. >> that was jim avila reporting. >>> chevron is paying up for not reporting releases from the richmond refinery. they will pay thousands for the air quality renovations. they under reported pollution between 2005 and 2009. that's according to the bay area air quality management district. it included cul fire dioxide gases sent to the flare

welcome back you're watching art you live from moscow here's a look at the top stories lidia's rebel forces have stormed colonel gadhafi compound in tripoli once again claim to have controlled the city but cut off the loyalists continue their armed resistance with their leader vowing to fight to the death. news just in russian investigators say they have information about who ordered the murder of a prominent russian journalist anna politkovskaya five years ago and this follows through days arrest warrant you witness in the case retired senior police official suspected of organizing the killing. of him ya know and we tried to get a hold talks as part of the north korean leader's first visit to russia and over a decade he's been touring siberia in the far east is a farmer trained with tight security involving dozens of guards. as a civil war in libya rages many say the country could go the way of egypt and and up with a dissolution society impatient for reform but some believe it can be much worse argues or emma talks a newspaper editor abdel bari atwan for his views on recent events.

welcome back to join us you're watching live from moscow a look at the top stories lidia's rebel forces have stormed curled obvious compound in tripoli and once again claim to have controlled the city but could offer loyalist continue their armed resistance with their meter fouling the fights to the death. russian investigators say they have information about who ordered the murder of the prominent russian journalist anna politkovskaya five years ago as follows tuesday's arrest of a former key witness in the case a retired senior police official suspected of organizing the killing. and came to me truly to be edified help talks as part of a north korean leader's first visit to russia almost a decade he's been touring said the area in the far east on his armor train with tight security involving dozens of guards that's what happened here until back at the top of the hour was more updates as always mean time we'll bring you our debate show crosstalk. keep. following the welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle as the leaders of the group of eat meat in france more and more question the usef

france plans to hold a high level meeting next week to discuss lidia's political future a top libyan opposition leader has been invited to paris to attend well arty's danio bushell joins us from the french capital with more hello to you daniel so to what extent is the e.u. involved in what's going on in libya at the moment. home most every e.u. states has now declared it wants to take an active role in libya's development while at the same time saying it wants the libyan people to decide their own future so experts here are raising the question what does your want does it want to continue interfering in libya's affairs or let them democratically decide their own future even poland's foreign minister has said that poland wants to take part but france has really taken the lead president sarkozy will meet the rebel leader mahmoud jibril on wednesday in paris defense minister general de long says that they will build a road map for the future of that country diplomats here are explaining the e.u. and nato see an opportunity now to play a leading role in the future of north africa with am