government but from libyan leader moammar gadhafi. >> i am asking for help of arab rulers, especiallydent moammar gadhafi because he's known for helping those who are suffering. >> it takes nearly a year before the u.s. government has enough intelligence to act safely. there's no guarantee hallums will even be alive once they get there. but on september 7th, 2005, it's go time. a daring raid in broad daylight, and the soldier's helmet cams capture every adrenaline fueled moment. >> i heard helicopters, and at first it sounds normal, the helicopters flying by. the helicopters started getting louder, and then it felt like they were landing on top of the house. i heard a lot of yelling and running and then i heard somebody hitting on this door. i didn't know if it was somebody there to rescue me or trying to kill me. the door falls in. this american soldier jumps down in the room and he points at me, and he says, are you roy? and i said, yes. >> he says, come on. we're getting out of here. one of the special forces guys handed me a flag and said whenever we're able to rescue someone, we

secretly gave its blessing to armed shipments to rebel groups in libya during the fight against moammar gadhafi, but officials became alarmed that some of the weapons sent may have been turned over to islamic militants. >>> a new congressional report shows wasteful spending of tax money, some of the most head shaking examples include the homeland security department paid for a hog catcher in texas, a fish tank in a small texas town, and an underwater robot in a midwest city with no major lakes or rivers. >>> john mcafee has been arrested in guatemala for presumably entering the country illegally and he has requested asylum. he has been a fugitive from police in belize since november. >>> a typhoon has caused a lot of damage and 400 people are missing. >>> in new york city a homeless man is facing charges of second degree murder in the death of a man that was pushed in front of an oncoming subway train. naeem davis is being held without bail. >>> we have on at this miss stick news. a study found that women who took tamoxifen for ten years cut the chance of getting breast cancer in half. >>> what

secretly gave its blessing to armed shipments to rebel groups in libya during the fight against moammar gadhafi, but officials became alarmed that some of the weapons sent from qatar may have been turned over to islamic militants. >>> a new congressional report shows waistful spending of tax money that was intended for counter terrorism purposes. some of the most head shaking examples include the homeland security security department paid for a hog catcher? texas, a fish tank in a small texas town, and an underwater robot in a midwest city with no major rivers or lakes nearby. >>> john mcafee, the eccentric software tycoon, was arrested in guatemala. he has been a fugitive from police in belize after the murder of his neighbor. >>> in philippines the death toll has increased to 350 and almost 400 people are missing so that number will go even higher. >>> and in new york city, a homeless man is facing charges of second degree murder in the death of a man who was pushed in front of an oncoming subway train. naeem davis is being held without bail and is due back in court on tuesday. >>> well, some

on much the same policies in terms of economic policy in libya the uprising took a bloody turn moammar gadhafi who ruled the country for over forty years was deposed and killed in two thousand and eleven and he merely being a government has been struggling to control parts of the country going as far as besieging the entire town of bani walid for allegedly providing shelter to diehard gadhafi supporters the are using heavy machinery to demolish the demolished houses so it can't be using now the guys again it's just a feeling people children and now really sickening we would know humanity of the world to. save our family only i got this time to make libya now the work them be. where no one can stop them and they have unlimited money and we've been the western leaders were quick to praise changes across the middle east they said it was the beginning of a new democratic era for the region but the model of democracy they may have had in mind doesn't seem to be the right fit i think it has to be a different type of a democratic system. the democracy that the u.s. would like to impose upon egypt tun

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with law in this even since ever since last year's uprising resulted in the ousting and death of moammar gadhafi. remains a remembering king john ale who died a year ago today hundreds of thousands of people led by the late leaders son and successor. gathered to mourn in pyongyang the anniversary comes just days after north korea carried out and now the controversial rocket launch which was condemned by world leaders the communist country also remains economically challenged partially due to for example sions. the man is set to become the japan's next prime minister has spoken of a huge task ahead for knowing what looks like a convincing drawing or election victory because so to a liberal democratic party leader on the faces difficult decisions on the economy and blunder speeds with china is going to be ab obvious second stint as prime minister after a spell in charge from two thousand and six to two thousand and seven exit polls suggest a landslide win with almost three hundred seats. the british government is determined to go green it's aiming for fifteen percent of the country's energy needs

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trafficking the nation's southern regions have been highly volatile since last year's war deposed moammar gadhafi regime. a powerful cycle and has reached the coast of northern fiji several bridges and roads have been washed out and a few regions have also lost power authorities say about thirty five hundred people have already been evacuated the psych loan earlier tore through the nation of samoa claiming at least four lives and forcing thousands from their homes. alys thirteen people have been killed fifty seven injured after several explosions shook the northern iraqi city of kirkuk no one's claimed responsibility for the attack yet blast come only a few hours after a car bomb hit an office of the patriotic union of the kurdistan of kurdistan party north of the iraqi capital killing two security workers there and wounding thirteen tension in that region has been escalating of late with kurds increasing their demands for sovereignty. and government activists in moscow marked the first anniversary of the start of their movement saturday with a rally drawing around seven hundred people officials

very welcoming, very unpretentious, self-depricating even, and i never saw him in the mold of a moammar gadhafi or saddam hussein. that's the group he is associated with these days and not a very good group to be associated with. and many people who have met all three -- i did not immediate gadhafi or saddam hussein but but assad was different, relatively normal, and he brought people in that gave people hope that maybe this would be different than what had preceded it. his inaugural speech was enlightened. he daneed to criticize his father's policies. so this created much of that hope. and over the years, though, as happens, as is mentioned earlier you get more comfortable with power. the sick coe pants of an authoritarian leader are all over the place. i think outsiders start to believe that what his followers were telling his, the well-being of the countries synonymous with his will being. if something says you're going to save the country every day, it's only human nature you're going to believe that and your head gets swelled. when i started to see the changes is after 2005, and particular

moammar gadhafi. >> that's the one that disturbs me, mike, because i think he was setting that up for predicate. he was going to be one of these american exceptionalists we're always right, you're always wrong. get out of the way. i thought it was war talk. your thoughts? >> mitt romney's foreign policy never made a lot of sense. on the specifics there was not a lot of difference with obama. his message seemed to be i'm going to talk tougher. i'm going to twist putin's arm a little harder. it was tonal, very much this machismo, i'll never apologize, i'll be stronger. but there was nothing really to it. that was a good example kind of having to cook up this idea that obama, you know, was an apologist in accepting american decline. it wasn't really true. that's why he was so obsessed with benghazi, because he had nothing else. and even benghazi, of course, was overblown. >> let's take a look at this. this is an ad by the superpac supporting president obama. it was singled out by politifact for being false. it was a devastating but powerful ad that left the impression that mitt romney an

this morning moammar gadhafi was killed more than a year ago. one month into their conflict and been 21 months now in syria and no direct military involvement inside syria from the international community. here are the cold, hard facts from opposition leaders. more than 40,000 people killed and more than 33,000 people detained by the regime and the u.n. says more than 2.5 million people have been forced from their homes. blasts like this have become commonplace in places across syria, but the red line has always been the use of chemical weapons by assad's forces. >> we have set an unmistakable message that this would cross a red line and those responsible would be held to account. >> if you make the tragic mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> held accountable. it's unclear exactly what that means, but what about military intervention to stop the assad regime. >> the president of the united states has made very clear that there will be consequences. there will be consequences. if the assa

we all know what took place in libya, a country in complete unsxreft moammar gadhafi out of power and mean that we're going to have a smarter footprint in libya and countries like it in the future. >> i hope so, thomas, but i think the report and i served in the management bureau and the state department years ago, and i have a real understanding of the inner workings of the building and i'm disappointed in the report and i'll tell you why. the report doesn't list how many times the state department mission in ben gassy and in tripoli under ambassador stevens asked for security assistance that was denied by the state department. i would like to know how many times those requests were turned down. i also want to know how many of my colleagues in the middle east have also asked for enhanced security that was turned down by the management at the state department. so these -- this information and maybe it's in the annex, the classified annex, but inquiring minds want to know want took place and other places in the middle east. >> as we talked about senator kerry, what role is he playing b

if you look at saddam hussein or moammar gadhafi, i think he can get out of the country.nk what they really need to worry about is romania at the end of the cold war, going before the international criminal court, being like the fellows from former yugoslavia. i think that's what really worries them. but i think he definitely can get out of the country, even if he used chemical questions. it's really an open question. i'm not sure he's going to stay to the bitter end. >> we'll see, of course, whether the criminal court is in his future or what might happen to him. >> our third story "outfront," the baby craze. i appreciate you taking the time. explain this to me, if you would. what is this law change? >> essentially all it means is that it no longer makes a difference if you're a male or a female and you're in the line of succession to the thrown. both male and female will be treated equally as of october 2011. >> so it's retroactive. so if they can't get it fully passed, it's still okay. how far are we from actually seeing this law go through? is there any doubt? >> it w

if you look at saddam hussein or moammar gadhafi, i think he can get out of the country.hink what they really need to worry about is row many i can't at the end of the cold war, going before the international criminal court, being like the fellows from former yugoslavia. i think that's what really worries them. but i think he definitely can get out of the country, even if he used chemical questions. it's really an open question. i'm not sure he's going to stay to the bitter end. >> we'll see, of course, whether the criminal court is in his future or what might happen to him. thanks very much to both of you. still to come, a new hollywood film about the hunt for osama bin laden's. it's picking up awards, there is oscar buzz. it's going to be a blockbuster and major controversy. ack situations are flying about whether the filmmakers were given classified information by the white house about the raid. >>> and baby mania sweeping through britain. we'll tell you how william and kate's baby contains a centuries-old law that we are thrilled is changing. duralock power preserve.

where she went after and depose moammar gadhafi. she's had a phenomenal record and the only criticism of her is she replied on talking points provided by the intelligence community. that seems to me unfair when the director of the cia and intelligence -- to criticize her for that seems a slender read. so the president ought to go forward. >> i want to bring forward what lindsey graham said this morning. here it is. >> we know every detail of the bin laden raid. we have photos of him commanding the moment. we don't know anything about what he did on september 11th when it comes to benghazi. if he ordered these people to be helped and the answer was there's nothing we can do, what did he say about it? >> is this true? do you think republicans are going too far? >> i really don't understand the criticism. here is the question. what did the president know about benghazi? the u.n. ambassador has no relation to her qualifications to be secretary of state. and i think the gop has had this really nagging complaint that there was too much in

he's going to have to make the calculation as did moammar gadhafi of if he makes a deal with someone,hat could be honored in the future, or is he going to make a deal, give up his position -- and his position right now are two things. he's got chemical weapons and other secrets that he knows because he's been dealing with the iranians, and the third thing is to stop the killing. so if he makes a deal, it's to, it's to deal with those three things, and he's got to find someone who could make him a deal, and there are only a couple countries in the world that could make that deal, keep that deal and that he would consider. patti ann: so what is the impact here on the middle east and world politics? >> well, you know, when this ends, i don't think it's going to be pretty. it's going to be like libya which is like somalia only better armed. and with syria it's right in the heart of everything. it's a very volatile region. and when the factions that are fighting assad get finished fighting assad, i think they're going to probably wind up turning on each other. what we're looking at here is

the new york times," the obama administration secret arms shipments to qatar to help overthrow moammar gadhaficording to "the times," some of those weapons were turned over to islamic militant groups. the support from qatar helped destabilize gadhafi's regime, but american officials remain concerned over where the arms ended up. >> "the wall street journal," egypt descending into political turmoil after another night of intense clashes on the doorsteps of the presidential palace. it's the largest confrontation since the revolution that overthrew hosni mubarak. critics say he's rushing through a constitution with an islamic agenda. >>> u.s. and russian senior diplomats will meet today with the united nations peace envoy for syria in an attempt to end the civil war there. this comes as pentagon sources tell nbc news there is intelligence suggesting the syrian government has loaded sarin gas into aerial bombs and awaiting command from president assad for its use. >>> and from our parade of papers, "the san francisco chronicle," american jazz legend dave brubeck died just short of his 92nd birthda