why many libyans blame the government for a failed revolution six years since the fall of moammar gadhafi. and in sport will tell you about a tennis player who has just won her first match as the new world number one. international donors in geneva have pledged two hundred thirty four million dollars to help the ranger refugee crisis brings the total amount of money committed to three hundred thirty five million which is still short of the un's overall appeal for four hundred forty four million dollars. the u.n. says the money is needed to provide lifesaving aid to the one point two million refugees who fled violence in myanmar for bangladesh officials in bangladesh say the refugee situation is becoming untenable as thousands of range of muslims cross the border every day to invade saudi has more from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. things are considerably improving the refugee since the big late august when things were very chaotic it was the host community who were the first responders then the presence of a lot of aid agencies in various camps. in a field hospital sanitation and water faci

moammar gadhafi became a kind of luminary a leading voice certainly one of the loudest voices for a maximum version of african integration he was seen across africa as being the successor of kwame nkrumah in terms of his vision of african unity and it wasn't just a matter of my sounding more as gadhafi was eager to not only accelerate the process of african integration but of bankrolling the process. with. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera i think one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place we're the world's me we can get to washington d.c. in two hours we can get to on juries in the rest of central america about the same time but more importantly is where those two cultures north and south america makes us to teach it's a very important place founders are to be a family business handed down from gen

it's six years since libya's former leader moammar gadhafi died chaos and conflict still plagued thecountry despite the un's efforts to end the crisis many libyans hold rival politicians responsible for d. very early in the revolution not more and i'll go ahead has more from tripoli. this is how some libyans celebrated the end of the death his four decades in power . to an eleven abubaker mohammed was an opponent of good death and was imprisoned by their regime over the last six years he's watched as hope of a bright future has turned into despair. if you had. the fact that gadhafi himself is gone is a victory to every oppressed person we paid dearly to recapture our freedom it took too much blood and too many souls and unfortunately excessive freedom took us to far in the opposite direction. the country has slipped into kill us also shaking the stability of neighboring countries many people celebrated the fall of gadhafi regime six years ago now as a country is plagued by internal fighting division and financial collapse the international community relies on efforts by the united na

moammar gadhafi became a kind of luminary a leading voice certainly one of the loudest voices for a maximum version of african integration he was seen across africa as being the successor of kwame nkrumah in terms of his vision of african unity and it wasn't just a matter of my sounding more as gadhafi was eager to not only accelerate the process of african integration but of bankrolling the process. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. and hundred forty one of. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for dry riverbed like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. a family business handed down from generation to generation but when this funeral director retire as will his son continue the tradition but don't think he was actually before

six years since the death of moammar gadhafi libya remains diverse teated the diplomatic struggle to restore political order has a stalled and the old guard is just waiting for an opportunity to return. tripoli. now doctors say a pair of can join twins born in the gaza strip are in a stable condition but will need treatment abroad the girls are joined at the abdomen and pelvis but have separate heads and lungs palestinian hospitals lack the equipment and expertise required to separate the twins doctors are now trying to arrange a transfer of the girls to hospitals in the u.s. or saudi arabia the u.s. city of las vegas is looking to change its motto after deadly after deadly mass shooting three weeks ago city tourism officials believe that what happens here stays here slogan just doesn't feel appropriate any longer meanwhile unique and unique art exhibition across the country and new jersey is trying to take a new approach to america's history of gun violence as reports talked panic at a concert last biggest as a man kills fifty seven people in the worst mass shooting united states in

moammar gadhafi became a kind of luminary a leading voice certainly one of the loudest voices for a maximum version of african integration he was seen across africa as being the successor of kwame nkrumah in terms of his vision of african unity and it wasn't just a matter of my sounding more it's gadhafi was eager to not only accelerate the process of african integration but of bankrolling the process. from the shawnees of the red sea storage of clean water is a global problem and home management is a major cause but in georgia this team of change that to the pics of the himalayas where water conservation looks like this. solution is to save the world's most precious resource and the next episode of rise we look at what is being done to step towards crisis. at this time of al-jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for us as you know it's very challenging liberally but the care because you have a lot of people that

moammar gadhafi became a kind of luminary a leading voice certainly one of the loudest voices for a maximum version of african integration he was seen across as being the successor of kwame nkrumah in terms of his vision of african unity and it wasn't just a matter of my sounding more it's gadhafi was eager to not only accelerate the process of african integration but of bankrolling the process. she was a society hostess in beirut in one thousand nine hundred forty she was in touch with a lot of people from the lebanese bureaucracy to make this work her code name was the power and she spied for mossad in lebanon before. she was doing it was such a big break as it would make out just zero world douses story of surely. the beirut spy at this time. the most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. if something happens anywhere in the world how does iraq is in place were able to cover music like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. in slave abuse. freedom. the plight of too

why many libyans blame the government for a failed revolution six years since the fall of moammar gadhafi. and install tell you about the tennis player has just won her first match as the new world number one. international donors in geneva have pledged two hundred thirty four million dollars to help the.

like the family of the bomber so many of the bengal bones came here fleeing the regime of moammar gadhafi when we came we were running away for our life from a brutal regime that kills its opponents the hundred people in the streets and there's all sorts of things but she said after two for nothing in return you just enjoy and be a good citizen and your man you fans of course of course. it's very clear from talking to you that you've had a huge emotional reaction to what's happened here in manchester the first thing that came to mind this is this is our city being terrorized by one of our own. would you start to see this feeling of shame so it is time that we do something in return we do something to counter the doubt. to prevent that from ever happening again image do you think there's been a sort of naivety or even a willful ignorance about the realities of what's going on in the community i think so i mean we have to say that has been an a.b.c. i mean if anybody has a monster in his own home we need to be a little over him a little bit him. report him straighten him what it will take.

relief in libya it's claimed that he was actually the son of a close aide to the former leader moammar gadhafi i think it's important that somebody takes the initiative because probably because of his higher profile that mr and i made it had the opportunity. to bring such a case in brussels which is of course much more difficult for people living in ruler rural areas poor people who undoubtedly suffered a lot from nato intervention the case here is also that mr mitty of course complains about his own family and his own suffering in the harm that was done the injustice that was done to him but at the same time he also feels to be a spokesperson for all those who suffered from similar. acts committed by nato during the libya campaign the news continues in thirty minutes. to make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room seek. relief. of the toughest of them. it's. just. a combination of you know no three.

met terrible ends of course saddam hussein wanted to trade oil in euros he was killed you had moammar gadhafi want to trade his energy in something other than u.s. dollars he was killed so the track record here is pretty dire so kudos to china for for taking this project on and of course they are rumored to be the big buyer in the iran co offering of their state oil facilities coming down the pike so this makes sense in a geo political sense in terms of you've got china and russia and the saudis are looking to escape the u.s. dollar u.s. dollar germany they're looking to dollar that's a concept we see all over the world right now as countries want to escape from the u.s. military industrial complex these countries around the world are tired of funding america's military adventurism by being a party to the empire of debt as it's known around the world the u.s. dollar and they want to split off they want their autonomy in china wants autonomy russia wants autonomy iran wants autonomy they want they don't want to be ruled over by the u.s. dollar anymore so this gives them away this this this con

the defense minister here because he saw what happened at sadam hussein he saw what happened to moammar gadhafi and he knows that nuclear weapons might be the only way to save himself if the united states was to want to attack his country or any other country or for that matter not just the u.s. so. doubt this minister of defense and say that nuclear weapons are the way to go but not for north korea and of course britain is a nuclear power we all know that as well now one thing that mr fallon his forgot to talk about and that's a massive part of this entire equation is china china is the country that neighbors north korea and has been its biggest trading partner and now has some of the most stringent sanctions against north korea and china is doing its job it's working the diplomatic way the nonviolent way to stop north korea from doing what it's been doing what has it been doing while. yes it's been six nuclear missile tests in the past months two missiles over japan obviously not a good thing and china is taking this very seriously china wants diplomacy to work china wants a peaceful resoluti

nuclear weapons are all that is keeping kim jong-un from suffering the fate of saddam hussein or moammar gadhafi. the regime will not give up this insurance policy. the you were in kim's position, would you? the denuclearization of north korea right now is a fantasy. it will not happen unless the united states is willing to wage a war on the korean peninsula. everyone knows this, but no official in washington is willing to publicly admit it. so the u.s. has now adopted a zombie policy, one that has no chance of success but staggers along nonetheless. it means that we cannot make any progress on what is, in fact, an achievable and desirable goal, to freeze the north korean arsenal, end further tests, and place the weapons under inspection. one way out of this paralysis would be to reframe the issue and broaden its scope. joshua cooper ramo, co-ceo of henry kissinger's consulting firm, has devised a plan circulating among officials in washington to convene an international conference on nuclear proliferation. all existing nuclear weapons states would agree not to test or expand their arsenals for

who signs any particular deal so the north koreans have said, look, look at what happened with moammar gadhafihe worked with the u.s. in terms of his nuclear ambitions. the united states turned on him at the first possible moment and he ended up dead so that is not a prescription for trust. if the united states were to break this, that would give the north koreans the same indication to cling to their nuclear program at all costs because the united states won't abide by any agreements long-term. >> a lot to unpack there, as usual. thank you, eamon javers. >> welcome to washington >> going to the white house today? >> see you there >> i live for these 5:30 a.m. live shots >> well, we gave you 12 minutes. >> that's right. >>> switching focus, hollywood's icon jane fonda weighs in on the sexual harassment allegations surrounding movie producer harvey weinstein tanya brass sat down with her and is joining us with more of that interview >> good morning, t wilfred she was here to talk about her new film with robert redford and her popular show "grace & frankie. but the legendary actress is very outs

torn country its elite just happened to be part of the coalition that intervened to overthrow moammar gadhafi government in two thousand and eleven amongst all this first johnson's comments as a reminder that war can be horrific for some and lucrative for all those who support abortion rights the political philosophy is war is a racket and exploitation is right. what i would say is that i worry very much about the political rights in britain the political right in the united states that has a predatory capitalism you view that the can effectively eat what they kill that they can devour things that are in there in their path and not really worry about its effects on communities social consequences. places beaches or places to be appropriated by expensive luxury hotels and not really deal with the human tragedies and and other problems that exist on the ground the world is there is there playgrounds and not and not to care or give much regard to people who are in these areas who need support they need assistance and need justice i think we should be very worried about these forces. getting brea

comes internal fighting continues to split the country six years after the death of its leader moammar gadhafi it or again the reports. this is how people in tripoli are getting their drinking water drilling three pavements to access underground wells in a desperate search for supplies. the situation we're in now is affecting the entire city no water no electricity tenants can't pray without water they can't go to the bathroom they can't do anything not even drink the problem is that the government does nothing so now we are digging for water as a temporary solution. earlier this month water supplies were cut to households for urgent maintenance work to make matters worse an armed group then sabotaged tripoli's drinking water infrastructure engine is a working hard to repair it but a lack of investment and a shortage of spare parts means progress is slow. remains divided and devastated. the country is plagued by internal fighting and financial collapse. is another challenge for the un backed government of national accord based in tripoli it's already dealing with a failing health service spira

six years since the death of moammar gadhafi libya remains devastated the diplomatic struggle to restore political has a stalled and the old guard is just waiting for an opportunity to return. tripoli. argentina's president governing coalition has emerged the clear winner from the weekend's midterm elections the vote was widely seen as a referendum on machree and his economic reforms it also represents the return to the political stage for his predecessor christina the want to see it in the senate . reports from one of. the governing can be a most coalition defied the poles and probably their own expectations by winning convincingly across argentina. they took seats in the country's five most populous provinces giving president macky greater strength in both the senate and congress to push through measures he says are vital to revive the economy. we can govern thinking about the things that we must do not just what is politically correct but what the people want our confidence has grown and now we are bearing the fruits of that confidence voting to replace half the congress and one third

six years since the death of moammar gadhafi libya remains diverse teated the diplomatic struggle to restore political order has a stalled and the old guard is just waiting for an opportunity to return. tripoli . still to come on the al-jazeera news hour donald trump makes a condolence call to an american soldier's widow and is accused of being insensitive. to lebanese phyllis made his way to the oscars but is seen as an insult i promised him yes. let's tie goalkeeper learns the hard way that we should never celebrate our early that coming up in sports. hello there heavy rain is pouring in some parts of europe so out of this weather system in the southeast is just drifting its way down towards parts of turkey it's going to some very heavy downpours in the southeastern parts of europe lots of thunder and lightning as well some places have been reporting over fifty millimeters of rain from the system that is going to continue to drift its way southeast as we head through the next few days so the heavy downpours we working their way into many western parts of turkey day and then slowly

torn country it's only just happened to be part of the coalition that intervened to overthrow moammar gadhafi government in two thousand and eleven amongst all this for a strong sense comments as a reminder that war can be horrific for some and lucrative for others. well for more on these and plenty of other stories. i'll be back with the latest headlines at the top of the hour see this. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's the law on ourselves the only show i go out of my way to run you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of our two year marriage is doing the same we are apparently better than nothing. and see people you've never heard of low or down to the next president of the world bank so very. seriously he sent us an e-mail. the big difference between. president obama policy president obama was in gauging iran the regional issues he was after gauging the theater on like you know why do you want to come to international negotiations and see the. president. this is a stronghold for puerto rico's independent. of the carib

torn country its elite just happened to be part of the coalition that intervened to overthrow moammar gadhafi government in two thousand and eleven amongst all this first johnson's comments as a reminder that war can be horrific for some and lucrative for others. the russian resort of sochi has been welcoming young people from all around the globe with the world festival of youth and students now in full swing organizers say more than twenty five thousand people from more than one hundred countries are all taking part and now it's the fifth day of the festival week and so far the students have enjoyed a number of events covering culture sport and science as well as discussing various political issues that the first of all in russia was actually first held in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven and now sixty years later the first participants of the event recalled their memories of what it was like back in those days. now would you look at news in the us but as. the doors were. that the government. gets a. bit it may have six months it would move really premier. the. idea is that that the ne

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i think back to an interview that she did of moammar gadhafi many years ago. please join me in welcoming secretary panetta and molly waymouth. >> so good afternoon. and thank you all for coming. on behalf of the hudson institute, to what i hope will be a fascinating afternoon. and it starts off with leon panetta, whom i'm sure we will all be fascinated to hear from, considering the number of crises that are going on all over the world today. so leon, i can't help but ask you, first of all, north korea. how do you see the situation? do you think we're close to war? how do you assess north korea? >> well, first of all, my thanks to the hudson institute for inviting me here. and for having this opportunity. look, we're living in a world where there are huge number of flashpoints. and danger points. probably more flash points than we have seen since the end of world war ii. failed states in the middle east, isis, the war against terrorism. iran and their continuing support for terrorism. north korea, russia, china, cyber attacks. i mean, this is -- this is a dange