american investors are very excited and we know that with libyan leader moammar gadhafi gone people are probably hoping this means that fighting is over so as the saying goes a picture is worth a thousand words we think this one says it all these are nike's on some of the libyan rebels and this probably sounds up who is maybe the most excited about moammar gadhafi his death guys the limits now for corporations still ahead you've been an active audience watching and commenting on our show asking questions coming up after the break we will respond. well to. science technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. all right it's time now for word of the day where i break down a financial word or term for our very smart viewers but maybe just not the financial expert in the crowd now today the video experts may not actually even know this word but you'll hear it a lot from our guest max kaiser and it's job it stands for this global insurrection against banker occupation and you won't see this term on the pages of financial times i'm doubting but you wil

in his name this is one of the liberated tripoli's new landmarks a prison where moammar gadhafi was set to hold his political opponents with no access to lawyers and no chance for a fair trial. but while the prisons new guards have a very elaborate in their rating get back his ferocity here in hatred still reside in this neighborhood. obviously is a poor area in southern tripoli where more margot duffy had strong support base prior to his fleeing the district also and his name to the tourists presents a scene of torture and arbitrary killings but while gadhafi is gone the human rights abuses still remain rather from this area still disappearing without a trace of their families are too scared to talk about. this is probably the only place in all the beer with down least of a legit good office supporters can turn to for how my comment form piece and your earlier this year it's investigate the fate of those who disappeared and get off its prisons he's now primarily dealing with people who went missing on daily beast new leadership it's usually mothers who come here and. tell me that this

independent state was banned under the khadafi regime who was ousted with nato assistance and moammar gadhafi was killed in october but the revolution has so far failed to bring peace with tribal violence on the rise artie's acts on a boy who has more from tripoli but this is what it's like to look down in the face a group of man the young and old captured after the native propped rebels overran good office hometown of sirte there was behind the camera delivers the verdict did you work for gadhafi did you. and the captives then sound seemed that certain about what's coming next. scenes like these when you know the cost levy as the rebels assisted by western powers so to liberate the country from gadhafi i've been maginnis about he said to stick tendencies grow more and more outlandish by the day and that seems to justify any sort of treatment for his perceived loyalists in some places the violence is quite bad the town we looked out in was called where god and the militias from the neighboring town of misrata are terrorizing the people of to where they accuse them of having fought for qaddafi

we also asked him whether it's right people are so focused on whether moammar gadhafi was executed or not. >> i think it is wrong. his murder, this is a thug. this is a killer that killed, mamed, stole the treasure, deprived mothers from their livelihood, from their loved ones. incompetent' not for one or two, for 40 years. so i'm not sure it's really an issue. >> so he doesn't think it's fair to wonder how moammar gadhafi was killed. he was killed almost one month to the day from his son's arrest. he's being looked at for his war crimes. >>> tonight's out front five a moment of silence today was held for north korean dictator kim jong il. you will not believe where. trust us. made my jaw drop. >>> 12 days before the iowa caucus. is there a dark horse candidate on the horizon? [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thank you card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪ ...i flew us to the rock i really had in m

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we also asked him whether it's right people are so focused on whether moammar gadhafi was executed or not. >> i think it is wrong. his murder, this is a thug. this is a killer that killed, mamed, stole the treasure, deprived mothers from their livelihood, from their loved ones. incompetent' not for one or two, for 40 years. so i'm not sure it's really an issue. >> so he doesn't think it's fair to wonder how moammar gadhafi was killed. he was killed almost one month to the day from his son's arrest. he's being looked at for his war crimes. >>> tonight's out front five a moment of silence today was held for north korean dictator kim jong il. you will not believe where. trust us. made my jaw drop. >>> 12 days before the iowa caucus. is there a dark horse candidate on the horizon?ents an across and for a hot dog cart. my mother said, "well, maybe we ought to buy this hot dog cart and set it up someplace." so my parents went to bank of america. they met with the branch manager and they said, "look, we've got this little hot dog cart, and it's on a really good corner. let's see if we can bu

opposition forces took on moammar gadhafi's military. they ultimately won.avid and goliath story if ever there was one. matthew became a prisoner along with other journalists in this hotel. >> we've been living in fear for the past five days because we've been really being held against our will by these crazy gunmen. >> also ahead the triple disaster that left more than 15,000 people dead in japan. a monster tsunami, the nuclear crisis it set off. [ dad ] nobody's playing anything until after we get our homework done. thank you. hello? test drive's not over yet. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ louder ] hello? but we still need your signature. right now during sign then drive, it's never been easier to get the all-new passat, the 2012 motor trend car of the year, for practically just your signature. that's the power of german engineering. visit vwdealer.com. premier of the packed bag. you know organization is key... and so is having a trusted assistant. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and

this message that here in the capital of tripoli, support for moammar gadhafi is strong. support for his government is strong. >> nato begins its campaign to protect libyan civilians. the battle on the ground intensifies. >> this is proving to be a much tougher battle than anyone had anticipated. this city, key territories should the pro-gadhafi elements be able to push in here, the concern is that this could potentially turn into a bloodbath. >> get down! down! >> okay. we're leaving this area, because there's gunfire all around us and we believe that gadhafi's force are doing a -- a roundabout movement, so we are rushing out of this area. >> you all right, guys? alec? >> everybody's fine. we're going as fast as we can. >> as the fight draws closer to tripoli, gadhafi loyalists trap journalists inside a hotel. >> in the past few seconds, really, or the past few minutes, we've learned that the security that has been so prevalent around this hotel has all of a sudden decided to leave, essentially the government minders who are armed with kalashnikov assault rifles have emp

reforms huge sums of cash were seized by the west after sanctions placed on libya's former leader moammar gadhafi. almost a week after deadly blast in afghanistan claimed more than fifty lives the question of the country's future once again up for debate stay with us as the views of russia's spokesperson on afghanistan come your way next. thank you. so many a couple of freshman president special envoy to afghanistan thank you very much for being with us today both of you so you just recently came back from the bonn conference where hear a pin leaders delivered a grand promises to afghanistan in helping to rehabilitate carmi and security and then the very next day sixty afghans were killed by suicide bombers allegedly from pakistan how much of a reality check is that really for those leaders who make this huge plans for this country but indeed they are going to storm who is going to go on the. one conference was designed to demo three. international communities sounded very few people in government. was to design to ensure. gun people the they will be not left alone after twenty fourteen. transiti

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charlie sheen or moammar gadhafi said i will deploy my ordinance to the ground. >> oh, that's moammarrlie sheen. charlie sheen. we'll give you a chance to catch up tomorrow. good to see you. >> nice to see you, jessica. i'll see you in a few minutes. we'll be watching. >>> all right. still ahead, one of hollywood's most eligible bachelors is no longer single. we'll have the details. >>> plus an unwanted guest who just wouldn't leave. how this deer crashed a family's christmas party next. i'm forty-nine years-old, i love gardening, and i love volleyball. i've been taking osteo bi-flex for several years now. i really can't see myself not taking it. osteo bi-flex is a great product. i can go back and do gardening with comfort. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, the glucosamine chondroitin supplement with 5-loxin advanced. shows improvement in joint comfort within 7 days. [ jill strange ] since taking osteo bi-flex, there's nothing that i can't do. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex. the #1 doctor and pharmacist recommended brand. >>> welcome back. here's lisa sylvester with the late of news

in february, christiane amanpour with egypt's hosni mubarak, then with moammar gadhafi. here is barbara's report. >> reporter: i want to make this clear. you say that the country, in general, is stable, but there are areas of this country, an hour, an hour and a half away, in which there is still fighting. in which there is still protest. do you see that as something important, people fighting for their freedom? >> not everybody in the street was fighting for freedom. you have different components, you have extremists, religious extremists, you have outlaws people who have been convicted in the courts and they have been escaping for years now. drug smugglers. and you have like-minded people of al qaeda and those. so, it's different components. >> reporter: the protests really began with -- after the detention and torture of children who were writing graffiti, calling for your downfall. i've seen awful pictures of what happened. why was this such a brutal crackdown? >> what happened? >> reporter: well, i'll grif you some examples that i saw. a 13-year-old boy who was arre

protecting the population was really just a front to be able to overthrow and assassinate really a moammar gadhafi and put in place a government that would be friendly to the u.s. we have to remember that right after the obama administration withdrew troops from iraq to some of those were relocated to the border of syria from jordan and in preparation of arming this conflict and possibly engaging in it as well and i think that these terrorist attacks are part of that or part of maybe a justification to say hey there needs to be a stronger military presence from abroad in order to prevent further military conflict internally in the country that could result in the deaths of so-called innocent civilians. or one country which broke the full force of western interference this year was libya after all it's not over yet russia wants an investigation into the civilian casualties caused by a question of deaths or more to the hands of rebels also takes a look back at the events that shaped the year. my western colleagues explaining that. rixos hotel at the time was the safest place in the because they to u

hundred thousand people it is group is also accused of fighting for the former libyan leader moammar gadhafi. a bomb blast has torn through a catholic church near the nigerian capital during a christmas service killing at least ten it's not known who was behind the blast which also wounded twenty others as been a wave of violent clashes over the last few days between military troops and members of an islamist militant sect that's killed at least sixty people a group has new has caused nearly five hundred deaths alone this year. security forces have opened fire on protesters in yemen's capital killing night leaving scores rooted with the embattled president vowing to leave the country tens of thousands descended on president saleh is powerless demanding he be put on trial police and military troops use live rounds tear gas and water cannons on the crowds sally has transferred power has signed a power transfer treaty which will put an end to his thirty three year rule in february. and finally let's take a look at how people throughout the world are celebrating christmas during midnight mass at

certainly there are so many some that have said in the past two months all of the ousting of moammar gadhafi that when it comes to the people who are now in power at the n.p.c. it's just been a reshuffling of the same old furniture mr reasonable for want of a sydney based political thought i'm afraid that's all the time we have for today thank you very much for coming on the program thank you so much. you're watching all the live from moscow now libya's record high ninety percent literacy rate it's one of the undeniable that cheapens of ousted colonel gadhafi is now being challenged by the controversial education policies of the new leaders on a point found some parents on happy with the values their children will be taught. it's a new day in the new libya but it starts with an old preacher oh students assembled before classes to see a new flag be hoisted and to sing a new national anthem. like the revolution the rich tricolor and the human is a flashback to the pretty good afi era with a few verses tweaked to represent in the action of the country's recent liberation the decades on the get

next came a civil war in libya with those loyal to colonel moammar gadhafi and those who wanted him gone u.s. and nato forces got involved providing training aid and weapons to those they deemed rebel fighters after much resistance gadhafi government was overthrown and a few weeks later he was captured in his hometown of sirte dragged into the street and brutally killed. on rust and protest also seen in syria yemen and bahrain even spread to jordan and kuwait the political landscape across the middle east and africa is forever altered time magazine named the protester its person of the year in two thousand and eleven. the act is that in himself on fire it may have been personal for boys these but it sparked a year of protests of revolution and of change. so leaders across the arab world have fallen and more could be on the way but despite many of these revolutions being supported by the united states these new leaders are more religiously conservative both in egypt's parliamentary elections and internees as islam ists have gotten the most support and will likely be the rulers in this cou

played in the arab spring and the death of libyan leader moammar gadhafi. this is a deal that we can be the policemen of the world and settle all these disputes i mean we have to quit because we're broke well at least one republican isn't willing to settle for the status quo and now ron paul is setting the record straight on america's role in the world and taking the iowa caucus by storm we'll take a look at his policies and his potential. thursday december fifteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t well it's been nearly two months since libyan leader moammar gadhafi was killed the video of him being brutally brutalized by rebels in his own stronghold to have made the rounds on the internet and sparked debate now russian prime minister vladimir putin says the u.s. had direct involvement in the death of gadhafi. who did this germans including those of the us his motorcade and then commandos who were not supposed to be there for the so-called opposition and militants by the radio and he was killed without an investigation or tri

of a conservative theocracy emerging on to libya now where the country split in half between moammar gadhafi loyalists and those who the west dubbed rebel fighters in the midst of this civil war the u.s. and nato forces stepped in with airstrikes and aid for those who offer who oppose gadhafi never mind that many of them were islam is and had ties to al qaeda a national transitional council was formed and in october colonel moammar gadhafi was dragged into the street and brutally killed now you don't hear too much about libya now but the fight continues there with near daily battles between factions jockeying for power. as spring turned into summer a twenty nine year old man in tottenham england is shot and killed by police and investigation later revealed it was a mistake a peaceful protest of following that shooting turn into what much of the western world referred to as riots and to be sure over the course of a week more than three thousand people were arrested five killed and several stores buildings and cars were vandalized the mass media was full of talk of mobs greed and a lack of mor

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did we appease moammar gadhafi?o you even know what happened on the asian trip that the president just took about the chinese military influence in the pacific? >> no, but -- i think you're probably going to tell me now. >> do you know? do you know? >> i think you're going to tell me. >> the president got other countries in the pacific region, and they actually ticked off china by pushing back on its growing military influence in the oceans over there, so -- so that's not appeasement so if you're going to talk about this stuff, i think chris is right. you've got to be specific, and if you're going to talk about getting tough, president obama has -- has implemented sanctions, and do you believe -- here's a good trick question for you. >> okay. >> do you believe we should be supporting the people fighting for democracy in iran? >> i think he should be supporting the democracy of israel which is exactly governor romney's point and he's not doing that. >> let's give sally a chang here. i want you to analyze again, u i'l

plants were shut down because of safety concerns. >>> an international plot to smuggle one of moammar gadhafi's sons is foiled. >> officials say alsad gadhafi tried traveling to mexico with false documents but never made it there. four people have been implicated in that plot. officials say they flew into mexico on a private flight. even opened bank accounts for gadhafi and his family. his father was ousted for power. officials claim that they were never warned that gadhafi was seeking refuge in their country. >> gadhafi is currently under house arrest in niger. >>> preparing to leave iraq. troops are preparing to leave their home in the states. jim axelrod has more on important business they have to finish first. >>> an army base. the soldiers for the first brigade cavalry are loading up as they get ready to move out. it's called operation new dawn. the final withdrawal of u.s. troops from iraq. >> i don't believe so. >> reporter: lieutenant justin lucas, will command 100 soldiers when his unit's turn. >> i don't know how it will read in the history books. but it's definitely historic. and i'm

forces took on moammar gadhafi. david and goliath story, if ever there was one. matthew became a prison. >> we have been living in fear for five days. we are being held against our will. >>> the disaster that left 15,000 dead in japan. a monster tsunami. it's like having portable navigation. a bluetooth connection. a stolen vehicle locator. roadside assistance. and something that could help save your life - automatic help in a crash. it's the technology of five devices in one hard-working mirror. because life happens while you drive. this holiday, give someone you love an onstar fmv mirror for only 199. visit onstar.com for retailers. >>> the unrest sweeping egypt reached libya. demonstrators took the streets in benghazi. the army met them with force. a blood bath began and wouldn't end for eight more months. they make a major advance throughout the country with the help of nato. we were one of the first reporters there. >> we are going into tripoli at the end of february. we had no idea what to expect. some journalists pulled out. some were beaten up driving fro

there's some figure like moammar gadhafi, you can blame him for all this. finger of god that destroys a city, there's nobody you can blame and it's a strange -- once again, it's the feeling of helplessness and you can't comfort those people. >> i don't know what to say. how many people did i talk to who lost every single member of their family? i talked to so many parents who lost all their children. so, what do you say to them? the only thing we can do as journalists is tell their story. >> you know, coming back to the places later, or finding the people out of the conflict zone or the danger zone or they have started rebuilding and, you know, they are scarred. but they are intact and moving on with their life. >> at the time it feels terrible. you see their resilience. >> come back a year or two later. >> not only are we the first ones there and the last to leave, we are the first to go back and return more often. i think that's credit to the organization. we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] does your prescription medica

. >> that was former libyan leader moammar gadhafi seven months before he was captured and killed inis hometown. number two, totally not guessble again. but i'll tell you what it is. it's they had to know. and this quote comes from bernie madoff. "time" is calling this the second most quote of the year. a lot of people look back on this case and think it's no larger university that know just him as a sign of corruption elsewhere. so time is calling that number two. and finally, this one is a give away. i'm going to tell you three words. the number one quote of the year, quote, we got him. what's that? >> is it obama? >> it is. >> in fact, that's what president obama said about osama bin laden. he did not say this later when he came out and spoke. but when he was announcing, this is what happened in the white house situation room after learning s.e.a.l. team six had located and killed osama bin laden. find links to all of this at my pages at cnn.com/josh and on twitter and facebook. this is totally subjective. so whatever you think the quotes of the year are, tell us. >> and i ask you