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this war still far from over. mr.bagbo is thought to be hiding in a bunker in his presidential palace in the heart of the city. >> i'm not a kamikaze. i love life. i love life. no, no, no. i do not seek death. it is not my goal here to die. >> u.n. and french peace keepers are on the streets. small comfort for the people of abidjan. more than a million have already fled. those who remain have little. >> i've only got sugar and some drinks says this man. tell gbagbo he should leave the country. >> these are the innocent victims after brutal power struggle that has broken a nation. daniel griffith, "bbc news." >> outattara is a resident of abidjan. he told me there has been heavy gunfire in the city for most of the day. >> during the entire day it was like a nightmare. huge bomb blasts and gunshots, heavy machine guns, and i have heard about two dead bodies not far from me right now. >> were you able to leave your house at all? when was the last time you were able to leave? >> the curfew is from 6:00 a.m. to noon. i wen

religious meeting is being held without good and sufficient reason can be found guilty of a class war mr meter a conviction carries a maximum fine of two hundred fifty dollars but ken cuccinelli says that if someone carrying the gun for personal protection all that that constitutes a good anticipation reason so all you have to do is claim that somebody out there might be threatening you when you're free to strap on your six shooter before heading to worship just grab your. rival your sunday best and your gun but my question is why the hell do you need a gun a church isn't a place of worship also supposed to be a place of peace what do you do flashy to the guy sitting next to you say it isn't encroach on your praying space this is just another move by gun lovers to flex their muscles with a politician who is all too eager to help and who surely is again seeking the media headlines as he tries to further his own career and that's why we've made him two nights to a time where. we can now add the u.n. to the growing list of people complaining about the treatment of u.s. army private bradley

mr. war din cardin: we already o many people whose mortgages are in jeopardy because of the weakness of our economy, and now 150,000 marylanders are in jeopardy of losing their paycheck as a result of the inability to resolve this year's budget. now, i must tell you, i also happened to talk to people who run our metro system here and they told me that if we have a government shutdown, it will mean a million dollars less in fare box policy every day because of the number of people who won't be taking the metro because they're not going to be going to work. a lot of federal workers, they're not going to be going to work. and guess what? they're not going to be stopping at that coffee shop to buy coffee, they're not going to be buying that lunch, they won't be patronizing the shops, and it's going to hurt the small business owners who depend upon that business, depend upon the people who use their paychecks to -- to do their -- too their cleaning or do their -- or go to their -- the different sh

robert gates president obama has now authorized the use of armed drones in libya so we call it a war yet mr president as well that will have anthony rand on the show for a brand new installment of happy hour and the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of the night's show or any other nights you can always catch all the you tube dot com slash repos the interviews as well as the show its entirety next is adam vs the man . we're a russian republic glynnis historic diversity with the economic diversification oil drilling industry clutches for tomorrow's petrochemical products traditionally the tsunami focuses on one pilot rooms and the government security credit crisis by going online to understand at the heart of russian innovation on technology update we've dumped the future coverage. wealthy british style. but on the title of. the. market why not come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report

robert gates president obama has now authorized the use of armed drones in libya so we call it a war yet mr president as well as that will have anthony randolph though on the show for a brand new installment of happy hour and the meantime don't forget to become a fan of me a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all the you tube dot com slash show or replace the interviews as well as the show in its entirety coming up next is adam is the name. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future of coverage wealthy british style. market finance scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our key. more news today in harlem says once again flared up.

and only congress can declare war. mr. speaker, we saw in the president's address to the nation on march 28 how mismatched elements are being hastily stitched together io a new war doctrine. let's review them. number one, an executive privilege toage war. number two, war based on verbal threatses. number three, humanitarian war. number four, preemptive war. number five, unilateral war. number six, war for regime change. number seven, war against a nation whose government this administration determines to be legitimate. number eight, war authorized through the u.n. security council. number nine, war authorized through nato and the arab league. and finally, war authorized by a rebel group against its dess penny-wise and pound-foolished government. -- against its despised government. but not a word about coming to the representatives of the people in this, the united states congress, to make this decision. mr. speaker, at this very moment thousands of sailors and marines are headed to a position off the coast of libya. the son

war lovers". roosevelt, lodge, hearst and the russian empire, 1898. mr. thomas is one of the most respected journalists today. see of thunder and john paul jones. mr. thomas has been editor at large of newsweek since 2006, and the lead rider of major news events and author of more than 100 cover stories. he has won numerous awards. for newsweek's coverage of the monica lewinsky scandal. is 50,000 word narrative of the 2004 election was honored when newsweek won of national award for best single topic issue. he appeared on numerous television shows including charles rope and the pbs news hour. and a fellow of the society of american historians. mr. thomas lives with his family in washington d.c.. peter bergen is the author of "the longest war". the enduring conflict between america and al qaeda. he is director of the national-security studies program at the new america foundation. and author of the newly released book "the longest war". he is a television journalist, the author of holy war inside the secret world of osama bin laden. and the osama bin laden

of the second world war and during this event. mr putin prime minister putin said the very important words that we have to name evil as evil and we cannot accept evil as a whole. so these are values which are fundaments of. good we'll. just a good sign for false friendly corporation the. plane crash i mean presidential. plane crash last year. was a tragic moment but during this tragedy i remember flour was the behavior ordinary people on tours. so your authorities i mean russian i thought it was. very active it was human reaction and this human reactions it was very big. this friendly corporation friendly relations on this fundamental through which was build before so i think it was a very natural expectation of this good emotions between us during the tragedy that . we have heard a lot during this year from poland including accusations of accusations. sure did monitor the russian part of the continued so what was the tendency in russia how did the russians according to the polls react to that to the whole situation after the tragedy

concoction that is totally and completely hollow and with regard to your statement about war the secretary of defense mr gates said in congressional testimony well of course if someone threw a tomahawk missile at new york city we're at war and it was as well that are we at war if we do the same at libya and he said yes of course we are in war that's why i can't believe anyone would still try to deny it let's go back to your thinking about the carnage the founding farmers here writes of our first president let's go back into more recent history you also said that perhaps obama has been more bold than any other thing i think the way that score so let's look at perhaps clinton what about clinton and what we did in bosnia and kosovo to it in those cases there's no doubt that in my view they were flagrantly unconstitutional wars in fact with regard to bosnia clinton asked congress for declaration he couldn't get it then bombed anyway and i would agree it wasn't quite as flagrant as obama for this reason just minutes he didn't even ask period i mean i don't know if you ask and then they say no one could hear

perhaps you can't sell a war welcome to new game unless you have a buyer for lauren mr archie york. the difference between a p.r. campaign and the reality is driving want to see the ad for yourself by our exclusive photo gallery a report from ghana stand on our website dot com. an option of last resort that's how prime minister has described the country's request for a financial bailout from the e.u. the worst case scenario for the european economies looming analysts say fearing that spain could be the next victim of the debt contagion the rescue plan for portugal is likely to top one hundred billion us dollars with anger that just rattle around europe over other e.u. taxpayers having to pick up the bill the country had long resisted taking a bailout mirroring the actions of greece ireland this may soon exhaust the patience of investors and plunge the global economy into further trouble according to call danger of market taker. i think the first question one has to ask is where is the credibility behind the projections of both the european union and over here in america we've heard

mr. forbes' comments concerning the approval process and the concern that the war powers act has not been complied with and i want to associate myself with mr. miller's comments that i do not believe that the only issue you're facing is an issue of lack of congressional approval. i think there is significant question as to whether or not you have congressional support. i can tell you that i believe that if you placed a resolution on this floor today for a vote for approval, that i doubt that it would pass. i certainly would not be voting for it. i would not be voting for it, mr. secretary, because of the answer you gave us with your candor of who it is that we're supporting. this mission is unclear and the goals are unclear because as your answer is when we ask who are the rebels. you say other than a handful, we don't have much visadvicvisibil you say we don't know. we don't know who they are, we don't know what their position is with the united states. we don't know what they'll do if they're successful. we don't know what form of government they'll pursue if success. we don't know thei

mr. obama has dealt with the recession, entering the war ending the war in iraq and libya all in the first years of the presidency. >>> you may recall the threat to burn the quran on 9/11 but the united states convinced him that would create a an inflamed environment in the middle east. >>> japan is still reeling from a quake that hit off the coast of sendei. the quake triggered a tsunami warning, however the warning was lived night minutes later 20 people were also injured. this was the largest aftershock since the earthquake on march 11. >>> southwest airlines is in trouble after one of its boeing 737s had to do an emergency landing last week when a part of its roof was ripped open. since that incident five more southwest planes have been taken in for repairs because of cracks. now kyle stephens joins us this week for arts and entertainment. kyle right here, you have. >>> films feature two products of s js u film company. >> the opportunity to work on functioning film projects. our films have two features. >> who wants cake? >>> for a film to ever see the light of day, students must pres

mr jim brann from the stop the war coalition says despite the official humanitarian causes of this intervention the latest developments expose that it's all about regime change in libya it's very clear that they have intervened. in order to decide who shall and shall not be the government of libya and even if they from time to time refer back to united nations security council resolution one thousand nine hundred seventy three it doesn't change the fact that they plainly are going for the overthrow of the of the tripoli government and then you have this announcement that they're sending military officers in plain clothes and that's clearly because some lawyer has advised them that you have to be very careful but the fact is that war consists of component parts which is attack in different or as it was known for laughing a thousand year thought in this field and if you increase somebody's shield if you give something back to shield it makes their thoughts more effective so they clearly are intervening in the in the civil war itself by the us but taking great care to appear to abide by the non in

mr x. problems the information being waged on the local population. the reality of war and war is hell and that's why you only go to war when it's an absolute interest to your national security it's one reason why i coalition forces do battle with an information war to fight alongside the real one playing out on the ground in afghanistan for example so it's not guardedly known by these milestones the longest war in american history we have surpassed the soviet campaign there we have spent hundreds of sectional amount of money but instead carries this message the morning after the storm welcome to the new day of hope and reconstruction in the war torn region which accommodates conflict with peace that's the nato version told in this promotional film it was given to international journalists like myself at the annual nato summit presumably to spread the message public relations after it's like these are nothing new and commander of the nato forces the united states spends billions of dollars alone to market its version of the war to the world including p.r. at home and ab

war. book tv covered mr. allen in an longer event. if you'd like to watch the full event, go to booktv.org and use the search function in the upper left hand corner to watch the full event online. >> here's a look at some of the upcoming book fairs in the country. :

mrs. kennedy volunteered to go with her husband to texas it was a fund-raiser also to bring together the two warring factions of the texas democratic party and mrs. kennedy has not gone out on a domestic trip for the entire presidency. she did not like the rough and tumble of campaigning. she was too refined. she rarely volunteered. it is just three nights after she lost her baby. her and the president had grown closer because of that but she was so distraught that the president urged her to go abroad and she went on and greek cruise with her sister's boyfriend aristotle onassis and came back much more refreshed and happier and volunteered to go to dallas with her husband and said for all of the war that she experienced what a blessing she could be there when the end game. just one hour we know how this story and is. in those six horrifying seconds the shots rang out of the motorcade in dallas, mrs. kennedy lost her husband, her home and her job. imagine what that must have them like. but she was willing at the request of lyndon johnson to come out in the cabin to stand next to him when he took the

with young bush and they were married in 1946 when he returned from service in world war ii and was a fighter pilot. mrs. bush always thought she would be settling down with the investment banker in new york but much to their surprise, george bush said to her i would like to have a career in the gas and real business and we're going to texas. interestingly 1948/49 mrs. bush's another was so appalled ever going there and so convinced texas 1949 was just a frontier town negative used to send berbera packages that contained ivory soap and tissues because she was not convinced that they have stores there that sold those things. they did. however being in the wheel and gas business in the early fifties, maybe was not so much removed from the reality of the frontier town. george bush was born the oldest child before they went to texas. and when they were in texas unfortunately experienced great sadness. following george w. bush, the sun jab was born then a daughter named rabin and she had leukemia. and there is a wonderful interview generally about barbara bush but one part of the interview is george bush and

war. i yield back. >> thank you so much. mr. cicilline of rhode island. >> thank you, madam chairman and thank you for convening the timely hearing. thank you, mr. steinberg, for your testimony today. we all recognize that libya is a complicated set of events in a rapidly changing set of circumstance, and many of rus concerned, but i think that we're gratified to hear that the president's address to the nation, and while the ranking member has identified some issues where there is not absolute clarity or certainty, i'm anxious to hear from you so we can make the best decisions based on the most accurate decisions. i look forward to your testimony. >> from ohio, the gentleman? >> well, thank you for being here. with the onset of military action in libya, i'm troubled by the circumstances surrounding our nation's involvement there. having served in the united states air force for 26 years myself, my military experience has taught me that any mission must have clear objectives to be successful and unambiguous end state in mind from

and hasn't paid attention to the us his military engagements so tonight we have a little us wars one o one for mr romney the on this route you can see iraq and afghanistan only been in afghanistan since october of two thousand and one we've been in iraq since march of two thousand and three we have spent billions of dollars in these analysts wars if not trillions we've lost thousands of u.s. soldiers and aside from those two official endless wars mean things to also have missed the headlines or last month when the u.s. and nato launched another military conflict in libya the u.s. is helping impose a no fly zone over that country but the white house is really adamant that this is not a war that again just today nato increased their air strikes over libya the conflict has reached a stalemate i nobody can is convinced that this is going to be a limited humanitarian intervention whatever that even means now while the u.s. doesn't like to talk about it let's also not forget that we currently are fighting two shadow wars in yemen and pakistan drone attacks or special ops inside these countries the us i

mr. forbes' comments concerning the approval process and the concern that the war powers act has not been complied with and i want to associate myself with mr. miller's comments that i do not believe that the only issue you're facing is an issue of lack of congressional approval. i think there is significant question as to whether or not you have congressional support. i canell you that i believe that if you placed a resolution on this floor today for a vote for approv, that i doubt that it would pass. i certainly would not be voting for it. i would not be voting for it, mr. secretary, because of the answer you gave us with your candor of who it is that we're supporting. this mission is unclear and the goals are unclear because as your answer is when we ask who are the rebels. you say other than a handful, we don't have much visadvicvisibil you say we don't know. we don't know who they are, we don't know what their position is with the united states. we don't know what they'll do if they're successful. we don't know what form of government they'll pursue if success. we don't know their ge

mr. hartung's latest book, "prophets of war," chronicles the lives of lockheed martin. their conversation takes place at barnes & noble booksellers in new york city. it's just over 45 minutes. >> well, thank everybody for coming out. i am going to do my best impersonation of dwight d. eisenhower which really doesn't make sense given that i'm the only one up here who's not an eisenhower, but i thought it would just be good to give the section of our speech that's relevant to our discussion, because sometimes we only hear a sentence of it. this is a few minutes of it. um, it comes about midway. until the latest of our world conflicts, the united states had no armaments industry. american makers of plowshares could, with time and as required, make swords as well. but now we can no longer risk improvisation of national defense. we have been compelled to create a permanent industry of vast proportions. added to this, three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defense establishment. we annually spend on security more than the net income of all united s

war is okay and the big one is not. and then i heard it's okay to bomb the heck out of them as long as we say our goal is not regime change. mr. secretary, for the rule of law, we've got a very simple statute. the war powers act, which you id you were around when that was written. it doesn't require declaration of war. it requires one of three things. i know you're familiar with them, but i'm going to read them. it says our forces should not be put into hostilities or imminent hostilities by the commander in chief unless one of three things happen, a declaration of war, specific statutory authorization or a national emergency created by an attack on the united states or its forces. my question for y today is, which of those three things took place to justify this act, or if it didn't, is it the administration's position to the best of your knledge, that they simply don't have to comply with the war powers act? >> it has been the position of every president since the war of powers act was passed that the kind of action that we have undertaken is compliant with law. >> mr. secretary, i would like to try one more time. could you

rights and civil liberties and the consequences for them during this, what's been called the war on terror. mr. graff's career has been defining the trajectory of journalism in the 21st century. he's the editor of the washingtonian magazine and served as the deputy national press secretary on howard dean's campaign. he was howard dean's webmaster when dean was first mastering the ways to make the web useful in forming a political campaign and movement. he's written about that experience in a book titled, " the -- >> you know the title. >> "the first campaign." >> that's it. [laughter] "the first campaign." and now he's written about the experience of the fbi, war in the age of global terror, a book called "the threat matrix." these two books actually mention some of the same people and cover the same stories, but from different ways. in one case treating the excellence of the fbi in preventing the repetition of another september 11th, and in the other case documenting some of the dangers that may come from a zealous attempt to provide security sometimes at the expense of rights. mr. shipler. >

a case of separating fact from fiction as alleged arms smuggler mr bush finds yuri's name and is lord of war reputation that's the story at r.t. dot com and watch our eye catching video reports on our you tube channel. children who are barely in their teens could face drug stassen russian schools the country has a severe problem with a number of addicts most start their habit early but as eager a garage different ports drugs counselors worry the focus is pointing the wrong way . this moscow student is taking a drug there voluntarily but if russian president dmitry medvedev has his way hundreds of thousands of students and even school children as young as thirteen will be compulsorily test this week when you said i did a little a lot of parents are saying a compulsory drug testing is unethical but i think what's behind their reluctance is an unwillingness to face the problem which prevents their children from receiving proper treatment our country has not dealt with this problem with compulsory drug testing an educational establishment has already been piloted in several russian regional alth

. >> are you sure the war is finished now that >> no. >> the soldr is convinced at mr. gbagbo's supporters will stop fighting. it has en arampian months here, anothe--a grim a few mont here, ather ugh sk. andrarding, bbc ns,vory coast. >> the arrestf laent gbagbo and a four-month standoff, but it may not be annncedtill in a civil r. tonight, assan ouattara addressed his natio but he takes over a deey- divided nation and forgg unity will be no easy sk. lan little has thatart e story. >> it is an oldnd unhpy rica story a lder can only be removed by forc but what of assa ouattara and the ivory coast h has the lead after theiser the problems he inherits are immense. here arhundreds of thousands of people to bring home. a securi nigmare, with forces loyal to laurt gbbo stilarme the economic task of rebuilding ivoryoast's once plantxpor trade, and the thornqueson of justice. should ggbo face prosecution and if so, where and by him? mo pple needo be --ore han million people are displac in ed to getome. buthe cil war is notet over. its otsremain unresolved. the slimorth and the

mrs. washington which is the first instance of it since my return from the war. i had been back for a year-and-a-half. first time he had dined alone with martha. he was not this cold and per gish character of the cherry tree story. truly bored with his clothes on and his hair powdered. there was nothing puritanical about washington and that is referring to his famous infatuation. washington had a friend named colonel joseph ward who remarried at the age of 47. washington considered 47 a comically advanced age and he wrote the following letter to a mutual friend, quote, i am glad to hear my old friend colonel ward is under the influence of vigorous passions. he went on to suppose that like a prudent general had reviewed his strength, his arms and ammunition before he got involved in action. if it goes on. let me advise him to make the first on set upon his fair lady with the vigor that the impression may be deep, it cannot be lasting more frequently renewed. it is not a line i was suggesting for inclusion in school textbooks but does give us a different take on ge

mr. clinton's failure to kill bin laden when he had multiple chances in 1998-99. and the reason the warsoing on in afghanistan today is because mr. bush didn't kill bin laden when the commute had identified his presence in tora bora in december 2001. over the course of my career, intelligence failures are generally the result of republican and democratic presidents failing to act in time on intelligence that they had. >> we need to move on. there's a gentleman right behind you. >> i thought your presentation was very courageous, very intelligent, and is there any way -- i would like to go through it again. is that available? >> this one is all marked a. i can surely send a copy if they want to put on the website or sent to people who requested the i don't think that is a problem. >> this is on the podcast as well. you can download probably within a week. >> thank you. >> you present some very interesting points about alternative approaches to foreign policy and domestic policy. can you tell me what kind of following and what kind of support we might see in terms of congress, or in terms

mr. reporter of anybody. but. you can form a psalter and war veteran can argue no longer has the energy to fight for life instead he's literally fighting for jeff. cannot is health has not always been so bad a deteriorated rapidly after he was put behind bars in two thousand and seven he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison cannot he needs specialized treatment and care something he just cannot get here. or to be sure. your bull sure. but you believe the bullshit we're going. head doctor to help him die is officially forbidden in russia that's. when i started going who could kill who could facilitate a suicide nobody even the most zealous euthanasia supporters ever said that they would do it themselves because they will become murderers of a good order from the point of view of russian legislation nor from the point of view of international law or ethnic norms can you even easier be justified. there is a huge debate on whether the terminal patients have the right to and their own life to escape chronic pain there is against euthanasia and

the war powers act is very clear on this. >> thank you very much mr. burton. mr. payne, ranking member and subcommittee on africa, global health and human rights. >> thank you very much. as i indicated before, i commend the president for waiting until there could be a consensus with the europeans and for the arab league for the first time to ask the west to intervene, i think, is something that we keep losing the importance on the -- the importance of that. just about gadhafi in general, you know, i think that his intimidation of many african leaders over the years have kept them quiet. as a matter of fact, though, if you want to put his hand on d dastardly group, charles taylor went into sierra leone and got together with the group, the ruf, who are chopping off hands of women and children to get the blood diamonds and so charles taylor is a direct result of gadhafi. so i'm not so sure that african leaders really have that much of a real appreciation for gadhafi. they talk about the fact that we do not know who the persons are. i met with former amssador of libya

the agai generation that has ded to go to war or its children and grandchildren? mr. franken franken: the iraq ad afghanistan wars drove up our deficit. they didn't single-handedly create our deficit problem but they made it much worse. and if we're going to fix our deficit problem, rejecting how we finance those wars must be part of the solution. we have to ensure that the manner of funding, by borrowing, of the iraq and afghanistan wars remains an anomaly in american history. and that's why my resolution -- that's exactly what my resolution seeks to do. it will ensure that future wars don't make our deficit and debt problem worse. it will ensure that congress and the american people must face the financial sacrifice of going to war, and it will force us to decide whether a war is worth that sacrifice. a huge gap has grown between the majority of the american people and the small proportion who serve in the military. so much sacrifice has been asked of them and their families and joat little of the rest -- and yet so little of the rest of us. my resolution will reconn

percent of you worship with reign over all showing perhaps you can't sell a war welcome to new day unless you have a buyer lauren mr r t igor and that's three can portugal has requested a bailout from the e.u. is rescue funds in another blow to europe's economy the country's call falls those from greece and ireland or to those prime minister says the appeal for financial aid was an option of last resort so while in the u.s. president barack obama has held an urgent round of talks with top congressman to agree on a budget if no deal is struck the government will be shut down the friday night as democrats and republicans feud over spending cuts and all of this my soon exhaust the stock of patients of investors according to market analysts. think the first quarter want to ask is where is the credibility of the projections of both the european union and the end over here in america we've heard. we were told that everything was ok the banks were turning around and buying this thinking that they were going to be backstop to know. for sure gold there isn't a it was recently as a week ago we were told they were going to ne

him to stop the nato air campaign, which he called, quote, an unjust war against a small people of a developing country. he also wished mr. obama good luck in his upcoming campaign for re-election. at the same time the anti-gadhafi rebels are continuing to slam nato saying the coalition isn't doing enough to protect them on the ground. nbc's stephanie gosk reports from benghazi tonight. >> reporter: gripped in a punishing back-and-forth battle with government loyalists, rebel forces say nato is letting them down. "we haven't seen a thing from nato," this man told us. "they're weak. we hear the planes, but they don't hit anything." when nato took control of the operation just two days ago, the number of air strikes dropped. rebels here in eastern libya say that was enough time for moammar gadhafi to regroup and rearm. today nato responded, increasing the number of air strikes from 130 to 200. but in libya's western town of misrata, nato commanders say gadhafi loyalists are using civilians as human shields, and they worry air attacks will kill innocent people. >> there's a limit, physical limit because we are not allowed b

war ii. he had been a fighter pilot. mrs. bush always thought that she was going to be settling down with an investment banker in new york. but much to her surprise, george bush said to her, no, i think i'd like to have a career in the gas and oil business. we're going to texas. interestingly -- so they went to texas. it was 1948, i think. 1949. and mrs. bush's mother was so appalled that they were going there and she was so convinced that texas in 1949 was just a frontier town, that she used to send barbara packages that contained ivory soap and tissues because she wasn't convinced that they had stores there that sold those things. they did. however, being in the oil and gas business in odessa and midland texas in the early '50s maybe was not so much removed from the reality of a frontier town. george w. bush had been born -- their oldest child. he was born before they went to texas. and when they were in texas, they, unfortunately, experienced great sadness. following george w. bush, their son jeb was born and then a daught

mr. gbagbo has been losing territory in the course that these forces have come down southwards from the old cease-fire line after an earlier civil war eight, nine years ago. but on top of all that, what they've seen in the last 24, 36 hours is increasingly the disintegration of mr. gbagbo's forces, of the regular army, he could count on, to some extent, until this week and also the police force as well. they've simply been melting away. they notice longer seem to be so willing to fight for him. i'm sure that all of that has goldened both mr. ouattara himself and his forces. >> and the knock-on effect is huge, not just inside ivory coast, but also there are now serious humanitarian questions with the neighboring countries, countries like liberia, for example. >> absolutely. since the elections, there have been people displaced, concerning the u.n. and aid agencies. a number of those people have crossed out of ivory coast into liberia in particular, camps set up there now. and indeed, there have been people actually trapped in the fighting, this on-off fighting that's been going on over the past four months as well. we don't know what

it was a fundraiser trip as well as a trip to try to bring together the two warring factions of the texas democratic party. mrs. kennedy had not gone out on a domestic trip with her husband for his entire presidency. she of course i got abroad within budget not gone on a domestic trip. she, like the mother she particularly didn't like the campaigning. and so she rarely volunteer to go on these trips. this is just those three months after she lost her baby. she and the president, according to all accounts, had grown closer because of the shared experience. mrs. kennedy was so distraught and he pressed in the fall of 1963, the president urged her to go abroad. she went on a greek cruise with her sister's boyfriend, aristotle on nasa's. and she came back much more refreshed, much happier. and volunteered to go to dallas with us in there and she years later, or all of the horror that shakespeare is, a blessing that she could be there when the in game. and so just sent our after we know how this story ends, in those six or five seconds in which the shots rang out in the motorcade in dallas, mrs. kennedy lost her hu

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percent of your worship you know all showing perhaps you can't sell a war welcome to the new day unless you have a buyer lauren mr r t u york. for more on the foreign involvement in libya we're joined from brussels by former built and sort of to go thank you very much indeed for joining us why do you think france has been one of the leading players in the libyan campaign when it was opposed to the intervention in iraq. well i must tell you that all my life i have worked for international corporation security between the people and i don't believe that the war. today we are living in tripoli or in iraq or in afghanistan is doing to solve the problem of the co-exist and b.c.d. people in that they were democratically of. of the world and how we can build this world that's a little bit my question today what is france the u.s. britain all disagree with you at all aiming obviously to change the situation in libya boy military intervention. well. you can all see that after the decision is a way. to make this kind of solution by war and i don't believe that for the people around the world because there is truth to cando

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