there's nothing substantiating the underpinnings of muammar qaddafi.othing to take his place. but don't forget, iraq went on for 11, 12 years and we spent billions, trillions of dollars there and how much american treasure and lives? we shouldn't have gone into libya, i agree. but to compare it to iraq which was a much more disastrous and to suggest because obama is a so-called liberal democrat, you have fried -- fred hyde critical of obama. the conservative media ignores how much obama is raked over the coals by the so-called liberal media in terms of foreign policy. >> a stinking corpse of a policy flub. that's part of how walter russell meade describes it in his article. you would think there would be more attention paid in the media but then there's so many trouble spots in the world right now, maybe there's not enough room on the front page. >> maybe but not hillary clinton rumored to be president in 2016 has been doing a book tour for a few months where the title of the book is "hard choices." they made a hard choice in libya and alan and i agree

militia groups have weapons thanks to the ousting of muammar qaddafi. they have been called on to drop their weapons but have fallen on deaf ears. >> barrel bombs hit a neighborhood on monday morning. it came on the eve of the eid festival. >>> bombs killing three members. the fire was started after rumors that a member of the sect blasted pictures on social media. >>> a gold rush has taken off in sudan after the discovery of rich new mines. but the unregulated strayed is causing damage to the sites. there is more than just precious metal being dug up. >> reporter: in northern sudan the imposing remains of ancient kingdom of kush are scattered across the desert. what happened to sustain the empire were rich gold mines here. but now new gold mines threat to destroy the remains. these are some of the artifacts diseased from gold prospectors who unearthed them. implements and jewelry more than 3,000 years old. >> you really want to control all this, and be supervising all kinds of activities in such ar area. this area was like a cross road. >> reporter: a

militia with weapons thanks to the ousting of muammar qaddafi. this have been calls for them to give up their guns that fell on deaf ears. >> three al jazeera journalists have spent 1 212 days in prison. two have been given prison sentences of seven years and the third 10 years for having picked up an empty shell casing. al jazeera demands that it's journalists be freed. >>> an attack on aleppo has left more than 25 people dead. many were preparing for the eid festival. >>> in pakistan the killing of three members of a sect. the fire was started after rumors that a member of the sect has placed photos on social media. >>> libya haebola outbreak has killed 129 people in the country and more than 170 across west africa. meanwhile in sierra leone a politician has claimed that a doctor who has caught ebola while fighting the outbreak is recovering. it has caused for a strike demanding the ebola center be relocated. >>> a bomber attacked a busy shopping center killing six people. there has been no claim of responsibility. >>> the gold rush has taken o

for questioning over an investigation linked to allegations he took more than $67 million from muammar qaddafis this. >> new details on the emotional experiment from facebook that provoked outrage. the second in command at the social network is apologizing. sort of. >> she said and i quote, "we really regret our secret test misfire." she said "we never want to do anything that upsets useers." facebook in 2012 manipulated news feeds of 700,000 users to leadership more their mental states to no one out if positive posts made users' friends feel sad or last out. outcry was provoked on social media. >> she said facebook said it is sorry but she didn't use the word "sorry." >> no. >> there is history there. >> i am not sorry to tell you the weather will be pleasant. no apologies. >> we don't regret to tell you that. >> the golden gate bridge is socked in from the waldo tunnel and it is fore start to the morning with the marine layer and we have dry air on the rise and the coast will be nice, with radar satellite and live doppler 7 hd shows reduced visibility and half moon bay and still a little bit

they were looking into allegations that he may have received money from muammar qaddafi of libya, which he said was nonsense. there was evidence that he had been receiving inside information on another investigation into allegations he received money from france's richest woman lillian bettencourt. that did not lead to any charges against him. that was dropped. but now he's saying he's outraged. he said there is a campaign, the judge leading the case against him at the moment is a member of an union of which has a political aim, which wants to destroy him. so he said that it's necessary for him to come on information and defend himself. of course, that's not the way everybody in the country will see it. >> in paris with the latest, thanks so much. >>> we can talk more about this now with the french journalist and commentator. an ex-others case extraordinary case, this, first time a french former president held. >> yes, a first that the former french president was held and for such a long period of time. he spent 15 hours in the interview room. and he was then transferred to examining ju

silva groups have guns thanks in part to the ousting of muammar qaddafi. erica woods, al-jazeera. >> an american helping with the ebola virus has contracted the virus. nigeria is on high alert after a man died in legos. ebola is very contagious and can kill victims within days. >>> second suicide-bomber has attacked a busy shopping center killing six people. another struck a petro station killing four people and injuring others. the city has seen an increase in attacks from boko haram, and no group has accepted responsibility for the latest violence. >>> still to come on the program, and expensive blow for russia as the european court ordered it pay $50 billion to its shareholders of the defunct oil company. >>> and children left behind at home in the countryside as their parents look for work in the city. @ america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> hello again. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon said there is not enough will to end the fighting in gaza despite a plea by the united nations for a tuesday. >>>

they could set up an invitation libyannancing by former dictator muammar coffee in 2007. in 2007.r qaddafi ked phone conversations suggest he got a friendly judge to influence the liberation in the case in return for support for a lucrative post in monaco for a judge. european parliament president has been reelected in strasbourg. the german social democrat was voted in during the first session of the eu parliament since elections in may. our european affairs editor joins us from the eu parliament building. this -- first, does this reelection, smudges of touch, as much of a surprise -- does this reelection come as much of a surprise? >> i wouldn't call it a surprise but it is a clear-cut victory. this in the first round of votes. heis important to say that becomes the first president in parliament's history to secure a second consecutive term. the result ofy the center-right and the centerleft. the center-right european people's party agreed to endorse martin schultz, providing that the centerleft would support the nomination -- support a different nomination. that will take place in a 2 w