what discussions have been in place with countries such as italy and malta to enable those who fled to return? >> well the italians and maltese are extremely keen that they should return and i think there is now every reason that they can return. i've been impressed by the members of the libyan group here in london who have been in and out of libya while the situation was going on. pressure has been very great particularly on small countries like malta and we use our embassies elsewhere in the world to try to help them with this issue. >> dr. lewis? >> does the prime minister see any room for the intelligence and security committee in investigating the allegation, which if true would be both shameful and shocking that britain had a part in handing suspects over to the gadhafi regime even in the context of 2003? >> well, it's absolutely a matter for the intelligence and security committee, what they examine. but i'm sure that my friend and member will want to look carefully at these allegations. i don't think any of us should rush to judgment. we do have to remember the situation the wh

can she stay there in malta? will she want to? >> well, they -- yeah.of malta has been very touched by the story and has effectively said she can stay here as long as she wants. they're offering her asylum, educational facilities as well. she wants to go back to ethiopia. as soon as she's treated. she wants to go back to her family. >> dan rivers, thanks for updating us on her story. now,listen to this. >>> how scared are you of possibly being executed it. >> gary tuchman talking to a man convicted of killing a police officer is days away from being executed. there is a race to save this man's life from jimmy carter to desmond tutu. many people are arguing there's new evidence that proves troy davis may be innocent. we'll share the investigation with you next. e always connecte e always connecte we live in a social world. isn't it time we had a social currency to match? membership rewards points from american express. use them to get the things you love from amazon.com, ticketmaster.com, and more unexpected places. they're a social currency with endless

now ranking below slovakia and on par with malta. >>> needing more loans soon to avoid bankruptcy, greece promised further sector cuts but did nothing. the international monetary fund struck an ominous tone over europe with its chief economist saying simply, europe must get its act together. here at home the fed wraps up its two-day meeting announcing what stimulus measures, if any, it will make later this afternoon. netflix tumbled tuesday, getting wall street's thumbs down for separating streaming and dvds. >>> molycorp plunged after a price drop in rare earth minerals. ibm rose after settling an europe investigation. ralph lauren hit an all-time high after an upgrade. carnival was up sharply after the cruise line beat forecasts. oracle was up and down in after-hour trades, posting revenues slightly above expectations but also weakening hardware sales. elsewhere, reuters reports united technologies is close to a multibillion dollar all cash purpose of aircraft component maker goodrich. today representatives from expedia, yelp and nextag will testify before a senate antitrust fund commit

it is malta and layered in my mind, but i just to understand all of this stuff, what the $125,000 is going to go for -- it is multi layer. -- lay herridge. -- layred. -- layered. people are reaching a lot of other schools. building that capacity, as well. president mendoza: any other questions or comments? thank you, you guys. if you can share that budget with us. >> absolutely. president mendoza: ok, we need a vote. clerk: ms. fewer, maufas, doctor, ms. norton, ms wynns, ms mendoza, mr. yee. president mendoza: item s, the board members reports. you already commented. commissioner: we had a very interesting presentation from the information technology department on the information systems. this is going to cost us a little over $8.50 million, and so, we looked at the budget. we looked at what it was going to be spent on. everyone i think on the committee agreed that this is needed, because we needed a new information system, but, however, it is going to be a very expensive one, a little over $8.50 million, and if other board members would like a brick out of it, i think it is actuall

now ranking below slovakia and on par with malta. >>> needing more loans soon to avoid bankruptcy, greeceised further sector cuts but did nothing. the international monetary fund struck an ominous tone over europe with its chief economist saying simply, europe must get its act together. >>> here at home the fed wraps up its two-day meeting announcing what stimulus measures, if any, it will make later this afternoon. netflix tumbled tuesday, getting wall street's thumbs down for separating streaming and dvds. >>> molycorp plunged after a price drop in rare earth minerals. ibm rose after settling an europe investigation. ralph lauren hit an all-time high after an upgrade. carnival was up sharply after the cruise line beat forecasts. oracle was up and down in after-hour trades, posting revenues slightly above expectations but also weakening hardware sales. elsewhere, reuters reports united technologies is close to a multibillion dollar all cash purpose of aircraft component maker goodrich. today representatives from expedia, yelp and nextag will testify before a senate antitrust subcommittee

israel authorizes its special forces to shoot palestinian protesters as they prepared to malta his support of the u.n. independence as a jewish settlers in the west bank playing the sole purpose to prevent bloodshed. the gas and paul's ukraine pedals a bit thread of taking russia to court to force a price. says it will standards ground will be already selling deal kids continuing to insist on a price reduction say fall of refusing to make any concessions more in the daisies and. sports for the tasha. thanks alison welcome to the sports team will begin with a look at our top stories use open tennis and russia's top ranked player battles and makes the quarter finals the second seed is still a major title. in the final preps ahead of tomorrow's euro. against ireland here in moscow the hosts a need to win to solidify their top position in group b. . and also this was the shot of the day and. phil mickelson eagle on the left to how well the line is highly debatable watson with donald also in the hands. now tennis the u.s. open whereas my job is set to face a mountain star in the quarterfinals a

three one win over malta evaders the netherlands well they went to town on minnows some merino robin van persie helping himself to four goals no less in the eleven milind germany points during pre-pay have become the first known hosting team to qualify for ukraine and poland after thrashing neighbors austria six two italy who are running away or group c. just about the faro islands portugal cemented their place a chapter of a true victory in cyprus wales recorded a great win over montenegro a true on win over albania keeps fronts on top of group d. . princes the tennis where the third seed of maria sharapova has become one of the biggest weak one casualties of the us open the russian losing at the flavia pennetta in three sets but twenty four year old seeing her serve broken three. times assets and then to take me at six. beside you really need to take a second set also six three but you can still be in the decider italian pennetta seem to be going to. want to make it needs be. this is a plan to lose no no we're going to listen to your good. news and from friends because. we were so

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rivals second place croatia have gone from malta while england look to strengthen their hold at the top of group g. with a win at second bottom called area group eat leaders benevolent should have no problems against minnows son marino. into cement their place because of age with recent cyprus elsewhere italy running away with group c. should win the faro islands germany ten points clear in group a could become the first northern post team to go through to the finals with a victory against neighbors austria russia's groupie rivals arsenal slackness with a beating in dublin england's rivals montenegro travelled to wiles of france the top of group d. go to albania. now at the world athletics championships maria has made gold in the women's javelin with a two hundred record throw of seventy one metres and ninety nine centimeters in fact it was the second best result ever just twenty nine centimeters shy of a world record so a well deserved goal for the russian who also claimed wrongs in berlin two years ago and so over the pension it's in two thousand and eight. meanwhile there was less po

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the week's top stories now from malta is rallying u.n. security council members to them on the end of the buy in syria it's to try and prevent five prizing from descending into another in libya in sanaa the. israelis to stage their biggest ever government protest against head when dealing living down the three hundred thousand people gathered nationwide to get the government to spend more on social programs instead of settlements under the tree. ukraine. gas with moscow demanding the previously agreed prices are causing the refusing to make any concessions russia maintains the car complies with international climate is a copy revised enough for me. next else he takes a walk on the wild side one of the world's most precious in nature is.

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support of our customers where we have seen opportunity in russia we have made some work with visions of malta and . so those are complementary to our business existing business we feel that our portfolio is very rich and we will be focused on organic growth in the next few years. time to have a quick check on the market see that stocks are rising extent of the previous sessions gains investors hope that european policymakers are moving closer to a plan to avoid a massive sovereign debt default the markets in europe have posted strong gains on tuesday sentiment or supported by speculation that euro zone leaders will take steps to beef up the bailout fund german banks thought eleven and a half percent was just a bit behind and eleven percent on the rise. and in russia the markets rallied and choose to despite the resignation of the country's finance minister the r.t.s. editor over four percent and the maya six was up two and a half percent let's have a look at some of the individual share moves in the might six energy stocks on the rise a bit strong the current. one and a half percent among min

the two men stayed in malta, after refusing to bomb protesters in benghazi last february.en. two other pilots who flew to algeria were handed back to the gadhafi regime and reportedly they were publicly executed. >> heather: david piper streaming live from tripoli, thank you very much. the battle for bani walid continues. >> gregg: not an easy one. >>> his plan isn't even out yet. he's already catching a load of heat. we'll tell you about the president's proposal to tax america's millionaires. and the potential impact on the struggling economy. >> heather: the group sugarland under fire. should the group be held responsible for the deadly stage collapse? our legal panel will debate. >> courtney live on the red carpet for tonight's emmy awards. where are you? >> reporter: o my gosh, super toasty out here. since fox has the rights to the show tonight, we are at the front of the carpet. it is just getting underway. after the break i will tell what you can expect and try to wrangle some stars for you. [ gnome ] ahh... [ male announcer ] this is what it's like getting an amazin

the second point i'd make is as i said we have this relationship with malta where clearly they can'tssies all over the world. we use our embassies in countries to try and help them to return people to countries of origin because as the honorable gentleman says many people coming through libya are not from libya. >> mr. mark pritchard? >> mr. speaker, is it not the case that the new constitution of libya to be legitimate and sustainable that freedom of speech and freedom of religion are very much included in the new constitution? in particular, protection given to the orthodox church, roman catholic church, serbian orthodox, russian orthodox, and the greek orthodox church? >> i think my honorable friend makes a good point and we've seen this particularly in egypt, the importance of protecting koptic christians and others and i am very heartened by what the chairman has said about respect for human rights and tolerance and i'm sure he'll want to follow those things through. >> roy? >> an estimation given to british oil workers regarding jobs in libya? >> i don't have an estimation for

pressure can be great particularly on countries like malta and we use our embassies to help them with this issue. >> does the prime minister see any role for the intelligence and security committee investing the allege which if true, would be both shameful and shocking that britain had a part in handing suspects over to the gaddafi regime even in the context of 2003? >> it's absolutely a matter for the intelligence and security committee what they examine but my friend will want to look at these allegations. i don't think any of us should rush to judgment. we have to remember the situation that this country was in post-9/11 where there was a real concern about people who wanted to damage our country. the libian international fighting group was allied with al qaeda and not anymore and separated itself from that organization and let the inquiries take their course but let's not rush to judgment. >> may i join in the tributes to the courage of our servicemen and women and your political leadership during this time. you talked about the issue of legacy and fletcher and must deal with the

yet in infant mortality we rank 47th, below malta, slovenia, cuba.life expectancy america is 50th, six years less than macau. in what do we lead the world? obesity. and given our incomes, we're well up there in economic inequality. richard wilkinson suspects there's a connection. >> on lots of different measures of health, more unequal societies seem to do worse. >> reporter: also a british epidemiologist, wilkinson is the co-author of "the spirit level," which reports a strong correlation between inequality and poor health society-wide. >> societies with bigger income differences between rich and poor do worse on a whole range of measures. they have worse health. they have more violence. they have more drug problems. standards of child wellbeing are worse. >> reporter: and not just a little bit worse, says wilkinson-- sometimes way worse. >> perhaps two or three times the level of mental illness as the more equal countries, because in a more unequal society there is more status competition. we judge each other more by status and we feel more judged.

i would argue on that scale should fed left becoming malta planetary.n fact, i think if consciousness -- it is the next actually because you really kind of the consciousness to design vehicles that can transport life vehicles that can transport life over hundreds of millions of miles of irradiated space to an environment that they did not evolve to exist and. it would be very inconvenient if there was another plan just like earth thereby. but that is unlikely and as it turns out not the case. so i think you couldn't really -- there's no way for lasted just -- life to get over to mars. you need consciousness. it is the next natural step. some if one could make a reasonable argument that something is important enough to fit on the scale of evolution then it is important. it may be what the little bit of our resources. and one can also think of it from the standpoint of life insurance. there is some chance as a result of something humanity does or as a result of something natural market giant asteroid hitting a something that civilization and life as we kn

pony malta, cerveza, tenía que ser pa' alguien importante porque uno miraba, miraba... pa' nosotros eraontinuamos con infiltrados. antes de la pausa, en operación fénix, liliana consigue una fotografía del transportador con su amante y la utiliza para persuadirlo a colaborar. mientras que en la operación sodoma, el agente nelson descubre un cargamento de víveres demasiado sofisticado para guerrilleros comunes y sospecha que se están acercando a un jefe grande. >> nelson ya tiene claro que su compañía es de vigilancia, lo sorprendente es enterarse de que hay tantas otras iguales. >> una de esas, que fue quizás en los momentos más, digamos de más miedo, fue cuando se nos presentó un choque, una pelea. una pelea pero a plomo, era otro grupo de farc ¿no? ellos pensaron que nosotros éramos ejército y nosotros pensábamos que ellos eran ejército. nos mataron dos muchachos, nosotros les matamos dos. cuando claro, los dos comandantes se juntaron y se agarraron ahí, hombre, es que no, no, tengo que hablar con el organismo superior porque es que esto no puede pasar, pues matándonos entre nosotros.

. >> small state from the republic of malta. size has nothing to do with how much or effective a state can be on a global sphere. only a few weeks ago [ inaudible ] in the libyan crisis. however, in terms of climate change, size does matter. small states should be positively discriminated and the large scheme of things. not to mention carbon tax and the carbon efforts and the community through the commonwealth must give adequate financial and social assistance to them. unless this principle of solidarity is applied, it will lead to a situation where so much will be carried by so few. thank you. >> i think one or two people who have spoken before are standing up. colleague, honorable colleague. >> thank you, lord speaker. my name is caroline king from kenya. i stand here to support this motion. [ inaudible ] today the threat from climate change it is a serious threat. it is urgent and it is growing. and when generations respond to this challenge we'll be judged by our future generations. so it is our duty to act boldly, swiftly a