many focus on a single subject, the new libya. >> sometimes, the revolution will be over. we have to prepare for the time afterwards. we have to explain to our listeners what democracy and a constitution and the rights of free speech really mean. >> for 42 years, we have not had that. it was all suppressed by gaddafi. >> this is an event for local media organizations in the rebel stronghold. they would like to check out the competition. it is normal given just a hundred kilometers away, battles are raging. many different media organizations have opened in benghazi in recent months. small newspapers, magazines, websites, radio, television stations. most are financed by private donations. many of the journalists have to work without pay. the main thing is that they can express their opinions. >> a long-held dream has been fulfilled. this is a fantastic feeling. we are working for our countries in shifts -- we're working for our country in shifts, 24- hours a day. we're learning things every day. we feel this incredible energy. >> officially, those in charge of creating the n

libya's becoming a slow motion crash for france's deeply unpopular president. so it is easy jogging for excessive sweating is understandable as is libyan spring is turning into a mouse and the new bush will see paris. well questions over the conflict in libya have also been raised in washington on a visit there russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov said the colonel gadhafi has no future in a new libya must go. he's going to go that's sort of the story today foreign minister lavrov said colonel gadhafi must step down and there is no place for him in levy his future and that's a view shared by the obama administration as well we support the if we can you know initiative to start negotiations between the representatives of three representatives of three political representative some of the guys the transitional national council on the understanding that good definition of course would look to a new place in the future libya. and the future and so would not participate. discussions he also repeated that moscow sees the actions of the allied forces there as violation of the u.n. mandate he said that the resolution is being wrongly interpreted as you can do whatever you want but th

visit there russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov said that colonel gadhafi has no future in a new libya or must go he's going to change you can report for him is the lever all said colonel gadhafi must step down and there is no place for him in leave years future and that's a view shared by the obama administration as well we support the african union and you should have to start negotiations between the representatives of three probably represents a two for three billion representative some guys in the transitional national council on the understanding that the definition self of course would not have any place in the future. would not participate in gold's discussions he also repeated that moscow sees the actions of the allied forces there as violation of the un mandate he said that the resolution is being wrongly interpreted as you can do whatever you want but there must be limits to any intervention what moscow sees is the west now clearly taking sides in a civil war and extending the conflict the u.s. missile defense plans in europe are of course up for discussion here in washingto

and more thoughts colonel gadhafi has no future new libya must go so says russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov is on a mission to washington right now if he's going to this is there for us he joins us live garny hi there very definite statement there for the minister isn't it well exactly foreign minister lavrov said colonel gadhafi must step down and there is no place for him in leave years future and that's a view shared by the obama administration as well but saying that mr lavrov has also criticized the scope of the international intervention in libya take a listen. we support the if we can the union initiative to start negotiations between the representative of three people represent the chiefs of three billion representatives of the benghazi transitional national council on the understanding that the definition self of course would not have any place in the future libya. and that qaddafi yourself would not participate in those discussions . he also repeated that moscow sees the actions of the allied forces there as violation of the un mandate he said that the resolution is being w

the situation and use you quickly in general russia and france will have no arguments on how the new libya should look. still in the us and we were unanimous. and our president said that tendo veil in a documentary to fight their movement that we are convinced of because should misuse that violence should be stopped as soon as possible and on the part of his should agree he leads. one hell libyans themselves are going to decide the fate and the future of their country the political and governmental situation in its q. and we have no doubts or arguments on this ultimate goal is president and it is mostly due to the request of nicolas sarkozy that he voiced end of ill will with the president it's an interim it's head of order to special envoy. says to actively in the efforts to.

libya has condemned the decision to expel colonel gaddafi's diplomats after recognizing the transitional council as the new government. >> an inquiry into friday's deadly attacks and said his country will not be cowed by terrorists. >> every it happen hearing, britain has joined those countries to recognize libya's rebel transitional council as the country's new government. let's get reaction to this with an analyst. he has been researching the profiles and background of the rebels and the mumbles -- members of the transitional council, joining us from washington. explain, there is a very complicated situation but explain to us the members of the transitional council. >> the leadership of the council is made of three main elements. people who have been living in opposition to the regime inside libya perhaps at great personal sacrifice for them and their families for years and have earned the right to represent the rebels and there are members of the regime who are affected. there are expatriates, people who have fled libya, sometimes for decades and have been successfully -- successful who are returning to

bbc news, western libya. >> saying farewell to the shuttle fleet. contracting some of the most common cancers, those who are 1.75 meters tall where 37% more likely to develop a tumor than those who were a round of meter and a half. >> we are all at risk. it seems that the tallest people are the most vulnerable. the study found that the taller they were, the greater risk of developing 10 of the most prominent cancers. around 5 ft tall, 750 out of 1000 developed cancer. when a judge -- when an of average height, he hundred of 1000. -- 800 in every 100,000. there are several theories. >> it could be much simpler. we don't know either of those. >> of the picture is complicated. >> it is not as big as a risk associated with drinking alcohol or being overweight which are things you can do something about. >> of this study adds to their understanding. >> now to the phone hacking scandal which rocked the british establishment have led to an fbi investigation. senior former employees have accused james murdock of being mistaken in one of his answers to the s

european union leaders agree to a new lifeline for greece's debt ridden economy. paying a heavy price in libya. rebel forces are keeping up the fight, but now it is losing their commanders are trying to prevent. >> having fired the imagination of a generation, its place in history is secure. the space shuttle pours into -- pulls into port for the last time. >> the shuttle atlantis touches down for a final time. welcome to our viewers in -- on pbs in america. after frantic emergency meetings in brussels, eurozone leaders have just announced a second rescue package for the greek economy. but economic woes stretch much further than greece. the very stability of the euro is being called into question. for answers, we could go to the bbc correspondent in brussels. james, what exactly has been agreed? >> the leaders of the eurozone believe they have turned the corner tonight and have put in place what they believe is a credible rescue package for greece, and also won the believe will strengthen vulnerable economies and the entire euro project. in greece, with private sector involvement, they believe

>> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. " newsday" on the bbc. >> libya condemns britain'secision to expel all of colonel gaddafi's diplomats after recognizing the transitional council as the new government. an independent inquiry in a way into the attacks and they say the country will not be made to cowger. >> and with just a year to go until the london olympics, the head of the ioc extend an invitation to the world's athletes. it is 11:00 a.m. in singapore. >> and it is 4:00 a.m. in london. broadcasting to viewers in america on pbs and around the world. this is "neuza de." -- "neuza dnewsday." >> five months after the uprising against colonel gaddafi's role, the transitional council has been recognized as the new government of libya. here is this assessment. >> the libyan embassy in central london, a hugely valuable piece of real estate, besieged, as usual, by a small, ever-present group of demonstrators. they were overjoyed by britain's decision to recognize their movement. and this is tripoli, where the heart of the city, green square, is now decorated with a gigantic p

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mark phillips, cbs news, in libya's western mountains. >> pelley: in russia, the search is on for survivorser an overloaded cruise ship sank yesterday on the volga river. 41 people are confirmed dead, but more than 80 others are missing and most of them are children. survivors say the boat sank in just eight minutes. are american soldiers getting taken for a ride down the midway? armen keteyian investigates next. investigates next. th alzheimer's disease. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch -- it releases medication continuously for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's symptoms. [ female announcer ] it cannot change the course of the disease. hospitalization and rarely death have been reported in patients who wore more than one patch at a time. the most common side effects of exelon patch are nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. the likelihood and severity of these side effects may increase as the dose increases. patients may experience loss of appetite or weight. patients who weigh less than 110 pounds may

john simpson, bbc news, in western libya. >> on the front lines bear in libya. you're watching "bbc world news america." as america celebrates its independence, a former president is hailed as a hero, in london of all places. how to handle immigration is one of the most contentious issues in the developed world, but the u.s. state of alabama has a very tough new approach. andy gallager has the story. >> it has been awhile since any wars have been fought in this part of alabama, but new battle lines are being mapped out here. the state is about to enact some of america's toughest immigration laws, and for one person, they cannot come soon enough. he claims undocumented workers are a threat. >> one of the things i am most worried about is the infectious diseases that they bring here that were pretty much eradicated here in this country. when an illegal immigrant comes in the country, there are not medical screenings, like someone doesn't you're going to try to become naturalized and become an american citizen. >> officials here say crime figures are up because of a

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mike taibbi, nbc news, nalut, libya. >>> in this country we have a tropical storm coming to the texas coast, churning across the gulf of mexico tonight. it's not a big storm, and it lost some of its steam today. but it's headed for landfall late tomorrow night along the south texas coast. forecasters say the storm named don will come ashore as a tropical storm not a hurricane. whatever rain it brings may actually be welcomed in drought-parched parts of texas. >>> there's a big change coming to tylenol. as you may know, too much of it can damage the liver. and it's often easy to get too much of it if you take multiple medicines that contain the main ingredient acetaminophen. so to reduce the risk of accidental overdoses, johnson & johnson is lowering the maximum dose of extra strength tylenol from eight a day down to six. you will see new directions on the bottle starting in the fall. beginning next year, the maximum daily dose of regular strength tylenol will also be lowered. so this is a big change for something a lot of people take across this country. >>> when we come back here ton

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and of all the latest news from libya i just had over two hours he called my here's what i also find on our website right now u.s. hikers to monitor and torture as a much as the during the cold war america trained interrogators who have used brutal methods at home and abroad. trying to ukrainian launchers on a wild experiment planning to spend over a month living with a family of lions while blogging about his experience find out what he's planning to achieve equality or of course also check out of the best videos on our. church. is. the official policy of. the. dot com. thank you for joining us here on out see how special the floating cranes are preparing to lift up the bulgaria which sank into russia as well. a search operation for fifteen and missing passengers continues in the area and on nearby islands two hundred eight people on board one hundred fourteen are confirmed dead including twenty eight children two people since then have been arrested in connection with the disaster the head of the company operating the boat. the inspector who certified it as fit to sail both face ch

all the latest news from libya. our website right now u.s. soccer. is that during the cold war. over a month living with a family of. of course. the official. video. thank you for joining us here on arts he now special a floating cranes are preparing to lift the ship which. last sunday the search operation for fifteen missing passengers continues in the nearby islands. a people on board one hundred fourteen. twenty eight children. have been arrested in connection with the disaster the head of the company the boat. the inspector who certified it as fit to sail both face charges of negligence that led to the deaths arrest warrants have also been issued for the captains of two cargo vessels which pass the sinking ship without stopping to help. i don't know why let's get some other international news in brief for you here on r.t. syrian opposition members have been holding meetings in damascus to discuss ways of president assad this comes after a massive nationwide protests rocked the country on friday leaving at least thirty two people dead hundreds of thousands of anti-government

. >>> now overseas to the news today about libya. secretary of state hillary clinton on the road made the announcement now official, the u.s. formally and officially considers the rebels in libya to be the legitimate government. gadhafi still controls tripoli, but on the ground, the rebels fighting in the western mountains could use support from the international community. nbc's mike tiabbi has been in the fight this week and reports from the town of qawalish in that region. >> reporter: by any measure, this has clearly been an up and down week for the rebels, winning and losing and fighting to retake a single town, wrk qawalish that would have moved them one notch closer to tripoli. the new promise of international, financial and political support was welcome news for these fighters. said former gadhafi air force colonel, who's now fighting for the rebels. is that good news for you to hear? >> exactly, it's very, very good news and gives us more of a chance to give freedom to our people and our country, especially. >> reporter: the

gavin hewitt, bbc news, norway. >> in libya, the efforts to find a deal to end the civil war which has stretched on for months now intensified today as a u.n. envoy arrived in tripoli for talks. countries, including britain and france, appear to be shifting their stance on whether muammar gaddafi has to leave the country. from tripoli, our correspondent reports. >> he is still the biggest man in libya. nato has bombed colonel gaddafi for months, but the leader and his supporters just will not go away. william has now followed rebels in suggesting that if he gives up power, he may be able to stay inside his own country, but the government says no. >> with due respect, he cannot decide on behalf of the libyan people. what is important to us is what is important to us, not what william decides. >> and these pictures give us an idea of the defiance of colonel gaddafi. there was the man convicted of the lockerbie bombing, still alive, almost two years after he was sent home from scotland with terminal cancer. al-megrahi. we found more of this supporters on the front line with the rebels. na

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mark phillips, cbs news, near qawalish, libya. >> pelley: after watching mark's story we were wondering-- as you might be-- how are the rebels going to overthrow qaddafi by force? well, the answer is most likely they're not. david martin tells us from the pentagon that u.s. military analysts agree that the rebels don't have anything like effective command and control. the hope is that economic sanctions, nato's air campaign, and a little pressure from the rebels will convince qaddafi's inner circle that the dictator has to go. traffic congestion at the airport. we will talk to captain sully sullenberger about the latest collision on the ground. that's next. next. [ male announcer ] germs in your mouth build up and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula penetrates biofilm, kills germs and protects your mouth for hours. fight biofilm with listerine®. that's how it is with alzheimer's disease. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch -- it releases medication continuously for twent

and nato has carried out new airstrikes on libya's capital hitting colonel gadhafi his headquarters on friday a crowd gathered in tripoli supporting the colonel whose current whereabouts are unknown libya has been ravaged by civil war since february with the nato led coalition of launching airstrikes and large military contributor says there may be a growing credibility gap within the alliance over the intervention. there has been a lot of talk. the u.s. policy or the lack of faith regarding pakistan and afghanistan no less has been said about the nato operation or actually aerial intervention and bombing in leave you take a closer look how the nato aerial bombing in libya is related to american tribe vies in afghanistan and pakistan on a technical basis yes they nato intervention and indiscriminate bombing in libya could be both the united states and major operation but technicalities aside it is not just a turn a half wars for the united states in reality if not on the ground at least in the air over a levy at the bombing is one hundred percent of nato operation charming nato operati

new iraq. on the people of libya this will not lead to anything good it's not leading to anything good now but it was never designed to be designed to lead to occupation and division of libya by the nato pact so that's what it's there for that's what it's going to do you know if i go you in london also i mean the nato didn't plan for this very well i mean and it certainly looks like they're bombing campaign is not only moving anything forward gadhafi still there it is killing civilians now as well i mean is there is this public bombing campaign kid yield any final result can you bomb this country to peace. well every day that goes by libby has been caught into bits and pieces the infrastructure is being damaged not to mention that the people are being displaced from their homes and people are living object fare well of course the longer it goes on the more likely the was meant to go bad against nato because it's very much about hearts and minds how can you maintain the status quo how can you ensure you keep the coalition in the fashion it is currently with nato together and how are you going t

. >>> the big news from the middle east tonight, while syria continues to be in play, while the rebels continue to make some progress against gadhafi and libya, the news in that region today was that the world got its first look at the president of yemen, since he was badly injured last month in an attempt to kill him, and after weeks of rumors about his health, his condition, what people there saw today was shocking. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel was watching from his post in cairo and is with us from there tonight. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. i was watching yemeni state television on a big 37-inch television right in front of my desk here in cairo. and when the yemeni president started to speak and i know what he looks like, i did not recognize him. his face was much darker than it normally is, he didn't move at all in the chair in which he was sitting, his face was completely expressionless, his hands were bandaged. this is the first time we have seen the yemeni president since that assassination attempt, an explosion inside the yemeni presidential palace a month ago. if this was an attempt by

this combo conference to mark some eyes maximize pressure on the government over the latest news on that libya has had to ask dot com what else you can on our website right now u.s. activists demand an end to torture and set of mergers that during the cold war america trained interrogators to use their brutal methods at home and abroad. are ukrainian man to launch is on a while the experiment planning to spend over a month living with a whole family of lions looking about his experience find out what he's planning to actually passing dot com and of course check out the best videos on our see you tube channel. it's. only twenty minutes past the hour now here in moscow special floating cranes are preparing to lift the doomed ship bulgaria which sank in russia's last sunday a search operation for fifteen passengers continues in the area and on nearby islands out of to much of a people on board one hundred fourteen are confirmed dead including twenty eight children two people have been arrested meantime in connection with the disaster. the head of the company which operated by the inspector who ce

israel institute of international affairs thinks news interference in libya conflict won't help solve the situation here's a preview our interview show spotlight before program available at our website or t dot com. if you look at the international community in the wider international community sometimes if you look at meters engagement with other countries for example afghanistan. and iraq it's given me to a bad name it's means that the u.k. and the u.s. are coming to see regime change sensually and so because of that bad name to begin with france and britain and the us did not explicitly did not use the words regime change and of course there are several airpower serious one of whom is called eliot cohen from america and he said that the use of air power exclusive air power to carry out a political solution is going to modern courtship it offers immediate satisfaction with little guarantees or commitments and so in one sense is a policy of what robert pape calls decapitation decapitation policy literally taking the head off of a regime does little to change anything politically on t

nato are trying to complete their campaign in afghanistan this seems to be no win for the new conflict in libya and signed a political blogger an anti nato campaign says. for peace mission. but what it suggests is nato obligations overripe national it's your and concerns national interests international law roger many for whatever reason some wisely certainly from its own or hit the earth to join the breath and nations or russia or china india and brazil in the security council on march seventeenth and abstaining on you under a solution one thousand seven hundred three however the war is actually on it's a hundred a day right now if i don't all was to characterize thirty thousand nato air missions over a country of six and a half million people including with nato itself a knowledge of this five thousand contact missions if it's not a war. you know this is not simply a question of protecting libyan civilians from river the government violence and so forth this is a concerted long term military action and sometimes of aggression the friendliness is on we're making our organization is nothing but

and nato are trying to complete a campaign in afghanistan there seems to be no wind to the new conflict in libya in sight but political blogger and anti nato campaign says we are for peace mission. what it suggests is nato obligations override national it's concerns national interest international law roger many for whatever reason why it is always certainly from its own for a good deal to join the breath the nations of us are china india and brazil in the security council on march seventeenth and abstaining on you under a solution one thousand seven hundred three however the war is actually on it's a hundred a day right now and i don't know how is to characterize the thirty thousand nato air missions over a country of six and a half million people including what nato itself acknowledges is five thousand combat missions if it's not a war. you know this is not simply a question of the are protecting libyan civilians from the over the government violence and so forth this is a concerted long term military action it's amount of aggression with i mean this is a war making our organization it is noth

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last page and its one hundred sixty news good chunk out of harm's way to throw back with variations in the wrists. germany has agreed to supply nato forces in libya with new missions for the continuing u.s. strikes and say that shift from its original position in the cities also pressure on the announcement. well the next we'll take a look at how kurdistan has fared for twenty years without you know as a country remains a lot of dependent and i do culture around unemployment and political instability. kurdistan the central asian country and former soviet republic. in the space of just five years this state has gone through two revolutions the country is divided into two parts both by the mountains and by the unresolved conflict between the developed north and i could cultural south. kurdistan overcome its political and ethnic standoff could there be a repetition of spontaneous riots involving a mass loss of life. and . tucked away in the mountains one hundred fifty kilometers from the capital bishkek is the village of act chose as best only six hundred villagers are left here now. but when kurdistan was part of the soviet union people from all ov

domestic and mean are libya's new ways the line he she in power because the second general. and it into some of the uncertainty is going through the accused her and got a few of the on the floor in europe. her to live. in the. nation. and not as we should but he's going to get. the russian agents or since. turning out of the u.k. were a former editor of the news of the world has been arrested in connection with a phone hacking scandal at the country's biggest selling newspaper the paper's former royal editor has also been arrested on suspicion of bribing police the scandals prompted the prime minister to announce two inquiries into the ethics and practices of the british press the hundred sixteen year old paper is accused of hacking into the phones of thousands of targets including murder and terror victims dead soldiers and politicians the owner of rupert murdoch's news international has announced the paper will close after sunday's final edition and media analyst phil recent tells r.t. although the blow scandal is a blow to the company it's strong enough to weather the sto

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. >> ashley morrison in new york, thank you. >>> libya is accusing nato of escalating its bombing campaign to help rebel fighters but on the ground it is tough going for the rebels. wednesday 18 rebels were killed and 30 more wounded as they tried to advance on the capital tripoli. in benghazi a rally staged moammar gadhafi give up power and leave libya. >>> israeli soldiers fired on the pro-palestinian crowd in may killing seven and wounding over 100. the report criticizing protesters for throwing stones and fire bombs. >>> in ma lishia this morning, police stormed a kind garting and subdued a man with a machete who took 30 students and teachers hostage. all of the hostages are safe. >>> straight ahead your thursday morning weather and in sports, extra inning thrillers including a 14th inning walkoff. lots of sun, some rain and that's how they get this big and beautiful. our fruit has to be perfectly ripe because it's delivered on the same day. for me? this is so beautiful! edible arrangements. enjoy the most delicious fruit ever. guaranteed. starting at $25. [ female announcer ] nutri-gr

. >> and we have news just in from libya that the libyan military chief is dead. there has been great speculation in the rebel stronghold who defected from gadhafi's side at the start of theup rising but was recalled from the front on thursday. well, that brings us to the end of today's broadcast. for all of us at bbc world news america, thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet, los angeles.

tripoli refuses to negotiate over colonel gadhafi stepping down the news was revealed by libya's foreign minister during a meeting with his russian counterpart in moscow let's go live now to r.t. is katrina. relief for us the only said moving story what else is being said in moscow today what do we know. well according to russian officials it was actually the libyan side that asked for this meeting which gives diplomats in moscow cautious optimism because of course it signifies to them that the libby those in power in libya don't actually want to continue the military ongoing military conflict and are attempting to seek diplomatic solutions to the problem russia of course proposed itself as a mediator in the ongoing conflict and has basically said that it will try to do everything possible to bring about a cease fire and a diplomatic solution to the conflict in contrast to the military intervention and how that led by nato troops which russia believes is simply prolonging the so-called policy of isolation and of course the recognition by some western states all of the opposition forces i