mr. chavez will face his toughest test yet against the united opposition who have agreed to field a single candidate against him. >> this is "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. the headlines -- the malaysian opposition leader, anwar ibrahim, is acquitted of sodomy in a trial in kuala lumpur. and schools are closed in new year gentleman as a strike is underway. nearly 2,000 african migrants have been repatriated from libya following the end of the conflict there. the transitional authority is chartering two flights a week to return migrants. but with many people from sub saharan africa branded ads mercenaries, thousands have been detained in jail. here's karen allen. >> the roll call of libyan migrants, africans from neighboring states, men and women who feel they're no longer welcome in a new libya, preparing to fly home. >> i would like to come back. i don't know. >> what i see here is just a fraction of the hundreds of thousands of economic migrants who cleaned homes, served in restaurants, and did the jobs liborians didn't want to do. many were branded as mercenaries. it was just a

mr. chavez. would you, please, address our government's recent attempt to censor the internet, considering how important the internet is in job creation. thank you. >> so certainly, i think that's a reference maybe to the stop online piracy act? somewhat controversial topic. look, i agree with all four of the republican presidential candidates that, that that particular bill, though well-intended, had a little bit of an overreach and here's the problem. the internet is american in so many ways. it was developed here. we are leading in the internet space. our businesses are the model for the world. the chinese, the iranians, others look at exactly what we're doing, and they take cues from us. the moment that we start censoring the internet here, all of those people will start doing it, even worse than they're doing it today, and i'll say to you have a very personal experience with regard to the situation with china, that is not the environment that you want to operate in. it is not morally correct

mr. chavez.ould you please address our government recent attempt to sensor the internet considering how important internet is in job creation? thank you >> certainly. i think that as a reference maybe to the stuck online piracy act. it is somewhat controversial. [laughter] look, i agree with all four of the republican presidential candidates that that particular bill, though well intended, had elizabeth of an overreach. and the problem -- had a little bit of an overreach. and the problem is, the internet is american and some new ways. it was developed here. our businesses are the model for the world. the chinese, iranians, others look at what we're doing c and doing cues from us. the moment we start censoring the internet here, all those people will start doing it, even worse than they are doing it today. with the personal experience with china, i will say that is not the environment you want to operate in. it is not morally or ethically correct. we agree piracy is a big problem, and we're very c

chavez, haight and market. i am wondering, how were these prioritized? who made the decision to reallocate those funds to these two projects? commissioner campos: mr. moskowitz. -- moscovich. >> if you vote on this today, you will be making the decision. that is the problem i have with this. you are given only one chance to vote. the reality is, when an item is displayed and urgent, it is often times are defined projects ready to absorb the money. that is the issue. at least the cesar chavez project could absorber parts of these funds and release other funds. that was a product that was already fully funded. it essentially creates a bit of movement of different kinds of money, and that becomes available to go back into the second street project, but does not account for the full cost of the project, which is also but i mentioned earlier on. if i may, to commissioner kim's concern about making sure this does not happen again, how we can get to a place like this, we are blessed am proud, as a city family, to have put together a workable concept of complete streets. we are in the process of implementing that. it is clear the implementation is not perf

country, we will be more indebted to countries like venezuela and hugo chavez and countries that don't have our interests in mind. mrpresident, let's have our friends and our domestic energy industry what we're focused on and if the alternative and the green energy sources can compete, god bless them, let them all do it. but all of those tax credits and all of those subsidies for all of the energy sector and listen one more question. one more question. yes, sir. >> radio station here yesterday was taking a survey and they wanted to know who we thought would be the next presidential candidate to cut and run if they did bad on saturday and my ha ha question would be if you do bad on saturday, will you cut and run? >> if you do good on saturday, i'll do good on saturday. you have my back on saturday and i'll have your back in the next four years in washington, d.c.,. do we have a deal? god bless you and thank you for coming out here and being with us. [applause] >> that was a great dancer, governor. -- and certification, governor. -- answer, governor. >> all right, brother. >> what was your first car, by the way? 1967

country, we will be more indebted to countries like venezuela and hugo chavez and countries that don't have our interests in mind. mr. president, let's have our friends and our domestic energy industry what we're focused on and if the alternative and the green energy sources can compete, god bless them, let them all do it. but all of those tax credits and all of those subsidies for all of the energy sector and listen one more question. one more question. yes, sir. >> radio station here yesterday was taking a survey and they wanted to know who we thought would be the next presidential candidate to cut and run if they did bad on saturday and my question would be if you do bad on saturday, will you cut and run? >> if you do good on saturday, i'll do good on saturday. you have my back on saturday and i'll have your back in the next four years in washington, d.c.,. do we have a deal? god bless you and thank you for coming out here and being with us. [applause] >> all right, brother. >> what was your first car, by the way? 1967 pontiac calalina selling bibles. 389, with that 400 -- >> they made a 389. >> oh, yeah. >> two-