. >>> one of the former libyan leader moammar gadhafi's surviving sons is under house arrest. he warns of a revolt against libya's new government. gadhafi has been in nee jeer since december. he had been granted asylum. but his new quotes moammar gadhafi was killed in october. >>> ten years later in indonesia the trial began this morning for one of the insurgents accused of the 2002 bali nightclub bombs. he was caught last year in the same pakistani town where osama bin laden was hiding. there was a $1 million bounty on his head. he struck two nightclubs across from each other. 202 people died in the blast. three other insurgents have been tried and executed for that attack. >>> volunteers sifted through a mountain of paper work hoping to uncover clues left behind by josh powell. investigators believe that powell may have tumped papers there days before killing his two children and himself. powell was a person of interest in his wife's disappearance two years in utah. investigators continue to look for evidence. >> names, addresses, anything from utah, anything that would make

overthrown by nato this was this was not a mubarak situation where the people brought him down moammar gadhafi was brought down in a in a nato affected or implemented regime change in syria i think you have a situation where there is a much wider rebellion going on i do think that it has its if there is a civil war happening there i think that the free syrian army is becoming more and more mobilized i think the united states would be playing a very dangerous game by getting involved with arming or funding anyone within syria at the same time i think that you know bashar al assad is is a ruthless murderous dictator and i would love to see him go but i don't believe in regime change at the at the barrel of of an american or a nato gunman so you know it's a challenge to all of us i want the slaughter to end in syria i have syrian friends i do believe that asada is a vicious brutal murder but i don't think that that means the united states has the right to run around the world and overthrow governments because if it becomes you know popular to do so i jeremy thank you so much for joining us tonigh

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these pictures were taken in libya last year, just before our interview with moammar gadhafi. of her colleagues knew that what drove her to risk her life was the belief that being there, telling the stories, is the only way to get the world to act. diane, we mourn, not just the excellence of her work, but the importance of what she was covering. >> the children dying. the adults dying. the journalists dying. what is going to galvanize action? and what action would be effective? >> reporter: it's really difficult. there's going to be a big meeting in tunisia. the u.s. and many allies. they're hoping to achieve some humanitarian aid. but they don't know who to arm in the opposition, if they were to give weapons. so, it's very difficult. >> so hard to keep watching and hearing these reports. >> reporter: it really is. >> thank you, christiane. >>> and still ahead on "world news," americans pretending to be war heroes. how can they do that? brian ross investigates. >>> and big news, tonight, about the first new diet drug in more than a decade. forty years ago, he wasn't looking fo

one of the sons of the late to libyan leader moammar gadhafi has started after you has been arrested in new chad according to media reports there he threatens to lead an uprising against italy because transitional government in a television interview gadhafi claimed he has many supporters in the media including within the ruling national transitional council said it will not extradite sergeant gadhafi. ten people have died and five are missing after an avalanche destroyed several houses and costs about rescue teams have found one girl alive and are still searching for survivors temperatures in eastern europe have plunged below minus thirty centigrade at times with over five hundred dead from the cold snap and. at least two palestinian protesters have been wounded by israeli police firing tear gas and rubber bullets the injured were among demonstrators demanding their release so a little bit on hunger strike for fifty seven days had been a spokesman for the islamic jihad in the west bank but it's not known if he directly participated in attacks on israelis was arrested in december but

and while the sounds of the lately been leader moammar gadhafi saadi gadhafi has been arrested a new shadow cording to media reports that threatens to lead an uprising against lee best transitional government in a television interview gadhafi claimed he has many foreigners in libya including within the ruling national transitional council and. will not extradite saadi gadhafi. as russia city of sochi gears up for the winter olympics some of the biggest stars a winter sports have gathered at the resort to try out the slopes and it was just two years now until the big event that is sampling the runs for the downhill world cup but just before they race kicked off russian president dmitry medvedev took to the snow to showcase his case skills and as art is done is the last year of course tests for the twenty four to sochi games are in full swing. so she's been known to have warm breeze in the past but not this year blizzards and temperatures well below zero may be great for some winter sports but for downhill skiing you want good visibility and less snow that's already on the ground and n

promised to compensate the families of rebel fighters missing or killed in the uprising against moammar gadhafi and they'll receive around one thousand five hundred dollars each and unemployed former rebels will be paid to its part of the authorities struggle to. impose order as the country celebrates a year since the revolution began hundreds of armed militias are roaming the country and the ruling national transitional council appears unable to control them but there's also evidence of the torture and abuse of the remaining khadafi supporters leaders leaders say they are willing to integrate the militias into the security services by jim brann from stop the war coalition believes for now those are just empty words. we try to the national transitional council that was the body that was particularly backed by night during some months of bombing when he said in. almost as a new message. he said that if you face the prospect of either violent suppression of the militias or i think civil war and break up you prepare and off. the cuff you know that to have their. voice comes across nothing then you

it's been a year since the uprisings that brought down the regime of moammar gadhafi in libya but with some former rebels armed to the teeth and still largely in power the country's future is in the balance human rights groups say libyan militias are out of control and the interim government is unable or unwilling to control them there is also evidence of the torture and abuse of gadhafi supporters amnesty international has warned of the armed groups they pose a serious threat to democracy and libya for rosemont who's an editor in chief of the pan african social justice network told r.t. the situation is much worse than it was during the gadhafi regime. ever since the day to wean variation of libya. as the. gross human rights violations it's not just torture there is. indiscriminate killings there are extra judicial killings there's summary execution leave them coto gadhafi. members they found some really executed nobody has been cruel to you to justice or the huge amount of water being poured in by problems by the europeans by the americans and. this place is going to send you to into

ruling national transitional council of failing to stop human rights abuses it says thousands of moammar gadhafi supporters are being held without charge and tortured by former rebels well since september it's reported at least twelve prisoners have died as a result of torture well the report comes as libya prepares to mark the first anniversary of the start of its nato. but despite the celebrations the m.t.c. is struggling to get the situation under control the former rebels are now vying for power efforts to dis on the civilian population have failed and the country's economic is in ruins after the war. university says serving the interests of the libyan people isn't on the list of priorities. the situation. grooving and part of the main reason for this is basically the libyan revolution has come with violence instigated from outside the problem with. that was a concocted group of people who were put in power basically to topple. because simply he was an unreliable dictator for the worst basically the power struggle in libya now is a struggle of good really the struggle. for more of libya's oi

covered conflicts in the balk ins, chechnya and was one of the last journalists to interview moammar gadhafi before he was killed last october. >>> former university of virginia lacrosse player george huguely will likely be sentenced this summer for the murder of his ex-girlfriend. a jury found him guilty of second degree murder yesterday and recommended a 26-year prison term. prosecutors say huguely killed yeardley love in a drunken jealous rage. police say the shooting of an eight-year-old girl at a washington state elementary school was an accident. the girl who is in critical condition this morning was shot at the school in bremerton, about 20 miles west of seattle yesterday afternoon. police say a third grade boy brought a loaded gun to school and it went off while still in his backpack. the school will reopen today, but parents want answers. >> i don't even want my kids coming back here tomorrow. because it's obviously not safe. this is one of our smaller schools with cameras everywhere. you think it's one of the secure ones. but i don't know. >> the boy who brought the gun is in deten

. >>> and now a message from the ghost of moammar gadhafi. [ cheers and applause ] >> i am back!h hah hah. how's it going, america? [ cheers ] what a crazy couple of weeks, huh? i don't know if you guys saw this on news or on one of the thousands of cell phone videos, but i got murdered pretty bad last week. [ laughter ] and i know you're thinking, you know, did they really kill him? yeah, trust me, they did. i mean, they really tore me a new one, literally. but you know, i've learned a lot from this experience. so, i thought that i, ghost gadhafi, would offer you, the living, a few pieces of advice.

libya is marking the first anniversary of the start of its nato backed up rising down colonel moammar gadhafi and then to a brutal civil war the national transitional council which to charge is still struggling to control the country i'm a student a national recent do you use the n t c of failing to protect the rights of thousands of gadhafi supporters have been tortured inside libya rebels are locked in a power struggle civilians remain. crumbling. events in libya julia uprising says the outcome was predictable. there is actually no government in libya at the moment the n.t. you see is nothing more than a media show that there are hundreds of militias that control different parts of the country and this. gadhafi under former libyan government always warned that this would happen so we are we are seeing that anybody who doesn't agree with this state of affairs by the western backed rebels is systematically prosecuted as you mentioned. have done a report showing that there is a systematic prosecution of people who support about the not least the former permanent representative of the united na

were placed gunshots as the country marks a year since the start of the uprising that toppled moammar gadhafi but the anniversary comes at a time of continuing instability hundreds of armed militias are roaming the country and as the national transitional council appears unable to control them there is also evidence of the torture and abuse of the remaining gadhafi supporters and while libya's leaders say they are willing to integrate the militias into security services jim brann from the stop the war coalition says for now these are just empty words. of the national transitional council that was the body that was particularly by night during the summer months of point he said in those the almost.

conflict which led to what putin called not even a medieval but a stalling style execution of moammar gadhafi instead of a fair trial speaking about iran the prime minister said that any attack on the country would have unimaginable consequences on the world in general and said that tehran has the full right for a peaceful nuclear program as long as it's under the full control of the international atomic energy agency and actually talking about nuclear nonproliferation that it's attempts to influence countries internal matters and foreign military interventions into sovereign states which push governments to want to develop nuclear weapons sort of as a as protection against that and that doesn't only hamper the nuclear nonproliferation process but creates more instability in the world. if you go to putin there is also voiced support for china and the debt stricken euro zone what's the suggesting there. the prime minister sees and expects the chinese economy only to grow in the future but says that this shouldn't be viewed as a threat to be seen as an opportunity as a challenge for other natio

smoke was seen rising from the scene of the fighting former allies who fought together to oust moammar gadhafi last year are now engaged in a battle for influence in the new libya. two people being killed and five more injured in circles capital during an opposition rally police there used to gas to disperse a crowd gathered to protest a court ruling allowing the nation's elderly leader to run for a third term the constitution was revised soon after he was elected in two thousand to impose a two term limit for the president argues that since he was already in office when it took effect it should not apply to. the government of attack the paramilitary checkpoint in southwestern pakistan killing eleven soldiers and wounding a dozen the troops return fire but it's unclear whether the attackers suffered any casualties shortly after pakistani fighter jets bombed the hideouts of militants along the afghan border getting up to thirty one suspected insurgents. the united states is home to the second largest jewish community in the world and many american jews feel increasingly alienated from their spi

thanks for being with us and spent a year since the uprising that brought down the regime of moammar gadhafi in libya but with some former rebels armed to the teeth and still largely in power the country's future is in the balance human rights groups say libyan militias are out of control and the interim government is unable or unwilling to control them there is also evidence of the torture and abuse of gadhafi supporters amnesty international has warned of the armed groups pose a serious threat to democracy in libya for rosemont ji who's an editor in chief of the pan african social justice network told r.t. the situation is much worse than it was during the gadhafi regime. those since the day two when very little of libya. as the. groups human rights violations is not just torture out there is the.

marking the first anniversary of the start of its nato backed up rising which brought down colonel moammar gadhafi and led to a brutal civil war the national transitional council which took charge is still struggling to control the country but i must international this if you use the m.t.c. of failing to take to the right thousands of the guy who support this tortured inside libya former rebels are locked in a power struggle civilians remain and the economy is coming independent journalist losing faith in who covered the events in their view during the uprising says the outcome was predictable. there is actually no government in libya at the moment the n c c is nothing more than a media show there are hundreds of militias that control different parts of the country and this one of gadhafi and the former libyan government always warned that this would happen so we are we are seeing that anybody who doesn't agree with this state of affairs by the western backed rebels is systematically prosecuted as you mentioned unless the have have done a report showing that there is a systematic prosecution of pe

conflict which led to what fortune calls was not even a medieval but a stormy style execution of moammar gadhafi instead of a fair trial and also talked about iran saying that any possible attack on the country would have unimaginable consequences for the whole world and said that iran does have the full right to develop a peaceful nuclear program as long as it's under the full supervision and control of the international atomic energy agency and speaking about the issue of nuclear nonproliferation which inside of its attempts to influence internal matters of sovereign states and foreign military interventions that push governments to wants to develop nuclear weapons sort of to protect themselves from foreign intervention and that doesn't only hamper the nuclear nonproliferation process but also destabilizes the entire global security structure the prime minister is also criticized by the united states for trying to build a model in which it would enjoy for involvement ability from the others which according to fortune is impossible since it would mean the rest have to be totally vulnerable so t

promised to compensate the families of rebel fighters missing or killed in the op rising against moammar gadhafi now receive around one thousand five hundred dollars each and unemployed former rebels will be paid to its part of the authorities a struggle to impose order as the country celebrates a year since the revolution began hundreds of armed militias all roaming the country and the ruling national transitional council appears on able to control them there is also evident.

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all right just for our viewers information saif al islam being the one of the surviving sons of moammar gadhafi who is in custody now doctors without borders has recently suspended its mission in misrata saying it's treated patients for injuries sustained during interrogation what do you make of that. i think i think doctors without front is like human rights watch like amnesty they can't suddenly feign surprise about what's actually come to pass in libya because there's a pattern here of merging isn't that so-called human rights organization who obviously have a western centric eurocentric coloration on everything they seem to provide the quote unquote human rights justification for western. policies or foreign aggression then once these countries are to stabilize and it's a failed states via the nato or you know natural western the military aggression then they suddenly are surprised. but they all along have been used and perhaps allowing themselves to be used in actually in justifying a human rights so-called foreign intervention and then feigning surprise but i think it's interesting what t

twenty years since the uprisings that brought down the regime of moammar gadhafi in libya but with some former rebels armed to the teeth still largely in power in the country the future. there is in the balance human rights groups say libyan militias are running wild in the interim government is either unable or unwilling to rein them in there's also evidence of the torture and abuse of the supporters amnesty international has warned the armed groups pose a serious threat to democracy in libya let's get some insight on this from jim brann of the stop the war coalition joining us from london so the u.s. has congratulated libya on the first anniversary of the uprisings but with these reports that torture and abuse are still in place there do you think this is the right path for democracy you know if you listen to what the chair of the national transitional council that was the body that was particularly backed by night during the summer so boming what he said in. almost as a new message. he said libya faced the prospect of violent suppression of the militias as he said civil war and break

home it's been a year since the uprisings that brought down the current colonel moammar gadhafi regime in libya but with some former rebels armed to the teeth and still largely in power the country's future is in the balance he minorites groups say libyan militias are out of control the interim government is either unwilling or unable to control them there is also evidence of the torture and abuse of khadafi supporters i mr nationals war in the armed groups pose a serious threat to democracy in libya there is one editor of an editor in chief of a pan african social justice network tells r.t. the situation is must much worse than it was during the khadafi regime. ever since the nato we invaded of libya that has being. close human rights violations is not just torture there is. indiscriminate killings there are extrajudicial killings there is summary execution even cuddle gaddafi. members of these fans who have been some really executed nobody has been brought to justice on the huge amount of arms that are being poured in night by france by the european.

it's been a year since the uprisings that brought down the regime of moammar gadhafi in libya but withsome former rebels armed to the teeth and still largely in power the country's future is in the balance human rights groups say libyan militias are out of control in the interim government is. are unable or unwilling to control to rein them in there's also evidence of the torture and abuse of khadafi supporters amnesty international warns the armed groups pose a serious threat to democracy in libya pharaoh's manji editor in chief of the pan african social justice network tells r t the situation is worse than it was during kentucky's reign. ever since the day to wean vision of libya that has being. gross human rights violations is not just torture there is. indiscriminate killings there are extra judicial killings there's summary execution leave them coto gadhafi. members and it's found to have been some really executed nobody has been cool too.

to gather to oust moammar gadhafi last year and gauged in a bottle for influence in the new libya. and two people have been killed and five more injured in sydney ball's capital during an opposition rally please they use tear gas to disperse a crowd gathered to protest a quarter inning allowing the nation's elderly leader to run press said tan the constitution was revised so you know after he was elected in two thousand to impose a tee time limit that the president okies that since he was already in office when it took a fact south should not apply to him. china has been taken over by gold fever it's believed beijing already the world's fifth largest holder of gold snapped up by around five hundred tons of the precious metal in twenty eleven and that's double or to the port in twenty turns and it could be in the market for more investment to monitor france's lydon believes beijing is wise to step away from the weakening dollar. china's economy is still. that of the u.s. but of course china has a much better for balance of payment in much larger foreign exchange holdings like the fi

it's been a year since the uprisings that brought down the regime of moammar gadhafi in libya but with rebels are to the teeth and still largely in power the country's future is in the balance let's cross now to a few roles manji editor in chief of the parent african social justice network mr monti thank you for being with us now human rights groups said there is evidence of the torture and abuse of gadhafi supporters by the rebels does that sound correct to you. i think there is mounting evidence that ever since the nato wean variation of libya ever since the qatari invasion of libya there has been. gross human rights violations not just torture there is. indiscriminate killings there are extra judicial killings there's summary execution even cuddle gaddafi. members of his family have been some really executed nobody has been prone to do justice on that we are now facing a situation which is in many ways threatens to become rather like somalia a completely under government of all state without the the huge amount of hours that have been poured in night by france by the europeans by th

promised to compensate the families of rebel fighters missing or killed in the uprising against moammar gadhafi they'll receive around one thousand five hundred dollars each and unemployed former rebels will be paid to its part of the authorities a struggle to impose order as the country celebrates a year since the revolution began hundreds of armed militias are roaming the country and the ruling national transitional council appears on able to control them there is also evidence of the torture and abuse of the remaining supporters journalist lizzy of failon who covered events in libya during the uprising says the outcome was predictable. there is actually no government in libya at the moment anything you see is nothing more than a meteor show that there are hundreds of militias that control different parts of the country and this one of gadhafi and the former libyan government always warned that this would happen so we are seeing that anybody who doesn't agree with this state of affairs by the west the fact that rebels systematically prosecuted as you mentioned. have done a report showing that

which led to what putin calls says was a not even the medieval but a stone age style execution of moammar gadhafi instead of a fair trial going to put in as also criticize the united states. for trying to build a model in which washington would be invincible. the prime minister says that this isn't possible physically since that would mean that everybody else would be completely vulnerable and that is simply not accepted by moscow reporting is also mentioned iran saying that if an attack on this country would occur it would cause unimaginable consequences walled wide and said that iran has the full right to develop a peaceful nuclear program as long as it's under the for control of the international atomic energy agency and actually speaking about the issue of the nuclear nonproliferation what you will put in said that it's attempts to influence countries internal affairs and foreign military interventions into sovereign states which pushed governments to wants to make nuclear weapons thinking if we have a nuclear bomb we'll be protected well that's according to the prime minister only we're seei

extatic about doing in a one time adversary and i think that's what happened in libya moammar gadhafi started to play the west game he gave up his nuclear program he was making amends with the west yet we had this opportunity when an internal revolt overthrow him i think the same thing with assad with assad it's just irresistible. not to go after this guy who we've built up as an enemy over time now it's a totally artificial enemy and we should be doing this sort of thing but i think that's the temptation is and you see a lot of pressure in the u.s. to actually create a no fly zone or actively take military action but people are saying well you know this is syria this is this is not libya and syria is right in the middle of israel turkey all these key players in the middle east to be a little more cautious so that's why you see this movement to do something a little less than that and that's get weapons to them but they can do that surreptitiously because oftentimes what the u.s. does it gives weapons to its it well encourages its allies to export weapons surreptitiously and then says

group of people primarily western supported nato people who were put in power basically to topple moammar gadhafi because simply he was an unreliable dictator for the worst even though he had approached the west in two thousand and three and has repair his relationship with the west but they wanted to change because libya has basically and this is why they have pushed for a change in government in libya. and they put this transitional council which is a council that is supposed to serve western interests not serve libyan interests and i think that's why it will fail and has been failing. mission but with libya's infrastructure including oil production by the war a foreign companies are rushing in to rebuild don't they i mean what's going to happen to the country's economy in your view. well i mean libya has huge reserves of enough wealth to feed its people and actually make everyone in libya fairly wealthy and well to do but their location of these natural resources has primarily go on the supportive few elite people mostly expatriate libyans and foreigners who came into libya as a result of this