better shape or to speak to david sirota about where we've gone wrong then david cameron and nicolas sarkozy travel to libya today stopping in tripoli and benghazi with fighting between rebels and broken off the forces still going on is it a little too early to be making this trip and then almost a year ago the homes of anti-war activists across the west were raided by the f.b.i. when you're later they still don't have their belongings that were taken including passports and they don't know what the feds had in store for them so we're going to catch up with one of those activists just sundin where you have all of that and more here night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to me. well i tell you it is been quite a week for the mainstream media are if they remember that we're a war in afghanistan and now they've even realized that in this country we execute people who may just be innocent now specific cases they've decided to pay attention to is that a choice dave it's a man that we told you about many times on the show. in less

several have you everred minor injuries from those dig dogs. >>> nicolas sarkozy is in libya.the first to visit since rebels took control of the capital. >>> ktvu channel 2 news' tara moriarty is in one east bay neighborhood facing a tough time ahead, tara? >> reporter: we are here in 96405 and it is the hardest area hit by the foreclosure crisis in oakland. we are standing here at a home which has been foreclosed on and there is a ton of trash. it has been boarded up, locked up and all of these things caused money to the tune of $300 million. now that is according to a new report that says from 2008 to next year, oakland lost nearly $300 million not only cleaning up trashed homes but in property taxes as well. it is the first time researchers have isolated neighborhoods. now it estimates it cost property values to drop overall to $123 billion -- $12 billion. we are nearly 5,000 -- nearly 5,000 houses have slipped into foreclosure and this covers sections of the fruit dale district. if they could readjust people's mortgages to current value it would stabilize. tara moriarty kt

. >>> libyan rebels are welcoming the first to visit trip left french president nicolas sarkozy appeared at a press conference with representatives of the national transition council. coming up we will have a live report from our washington d.c. newsroom with what the two leaders are urging the lynn why not -- libya not to do. >>> we are still waiting on when the two uc graduates will be released for shane bauer and josh fattal. yesterday's iran's judiciary was reviewing the bail request. it conducts a statement by the president that the two grads would be released in days if they paid $500,000 bail each. >>> we want to go to sal, are you starting in alameda, sal? >>> well we will update the situation in alameda pam and dave. the tube that goes from alameda to oakland is not affected so if you are going to alameda, you will be affected if you are going from alameda to oakland you should be able to drive there which is the drive commute this morning. let's look westbound as you head out to the mcarthur maze. no major problems with the mcarthur maze. this morning's drive to work at the bay

. >> the british prime minister, david cameron, and the french president, nicolas sarkozy, received hero's welcomes when they flew into libya on thursday to talk with the country's new acting government. they promised to help finish the job of bringing peace to the country and said the nato mission would continue until pro-gaddafi forces had been completed. our correspondent, andrew harding, reports. >> it's not quite mission accomplished, but the leaders arrived here today and tried to celebrate. >> a very good day for us. we are very proud to be here. >> britain played a role when i'm very proud of, but in the end, this is what the libyans did themselves, and i want to con great them and work out how to help them as they rebuild their country. >> a helicopter ride into the heart of tripoli, the tightest security and the country still at war with colonel good -- gaddafi's dwindling band of loyalists. >> the adulation here. it's genuine. without nato air support, they know their unlikely revolution would have stumbled. some of the injured will now come to british hospitals, part of a much

promised more financial aid to libya's new rulers he's been visiting the country with president nicolas sarkozy in support of the government they bombed into power cameron has also sent a strong message to colonel gadhafi and his followers still waging war in libya to give up the fight both leaders warned that nato mission against forces will continue as long as they feel it is necessary to protect civilians as they claim meanwhile the fighters backed by nato strikes are reported to have entered syria one of the last cities loyal to the ousted leader. is in tripoli with the latest developments. french president carter causey and which prime minister david cameron are here leave here first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this week that comes just days before leave is all deliveries will be resumed and also you military support not surprisingly that these two leaders have become the first to visit khadafi free libya these two countries france and britain have played a crucial role in the curren

president faces a legal battle at home over his country's intervention in the conflict lawyers claim nicolas sarkozy should be held to account for crimes against humanity committed during the bombing of libya. international efforts being stepped up to calm border tensions in kosovo where neither locals nor serbs are willing to back down after recent bloodshed one person was killed when kosovo seized two serbian border posts in july. it's a state of showdown at the un as the general assembly prepares to vote on the status of palestine with deep divisions preparing to crack the surface the u.s. and israel remain in vehemently opposed to giving the palestinians a seat out the world body. head of that vote in new york art he sat down with palestinian politician one on a trial we she believes that getting full members status will i finally allow israel to be held accountable for crimes against the palestinian people and what she says is the occupation of their liking. archies sitting down with award winning scholar and internationally recognized politician executive committee member of the palestine libe

to start with this latest news today british prime minister david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy in libya one of the even doing and has anything come out of their meetings with the n t c. well creasing british prime minister and french president he leaves you sad indeed to show their support for the national transitional council and his new authorities the financial political and of course military support these two leaders have become the first foreign hads of state to be that could operate freely not surprisingly though these two nato countries have played a prominent and crucial role in the libyan revolution backed by the alliance we chair eventually led to the fall of gadhafi and to the end of the almost forty two year long dictatorship here in leaving these countries were those pushing for a nato action actually for a military operation he leave it to protect civilians against gadhafi troops in february and french and french warplanes was the first to fly in a complaint here in libya to induce a known fight zone over the country the helicopters and the fighter jets and these

both indeed french president nicolas sarkozy and british prime minister david cameron are the first foreign heads of state to visit khadafi freely bendis not surprisingly these two countries have indeed played a prominent role in the current leaving revolution that led to the colonels. out they were those who pressed for nato action to protect civilians against gadhafi troops least every week. literally france france's war plane was the first to fly in the a complaint of leave it to dogs and no fly zone over the country and france was also the first country to recognize the national transitional council even when you're for it speaking before thousands of people here in tripoli at the city's march to square the head of the antics the father literally. expert just days ago expressed his gratitude for these countries for all nato countries taking part in the military operation here in leave it especially for france for what's would they've done well it's not surprising that these. leaders are here after what's happened here. same time the father. just ahead of this visit pledge that they will

in the british press came the men say these four by four was provided by the french president nicolas sarkozy in two thousand and seven journalist and political analysts and danny says the revelation cast a shadow over the french leadership. it's equipped with a. system which allows colonel gadhafi to keep in touch with his forces but it's also equipped with a tracking system which makes it impossible for nato surveillance to pick up any signals and indeed to locate and target the car so it's indeed quite ironic. for the french government the deal was struck in two thousand and seven when president sarkozy was then interior minister before that's before he became president a few. slater and as soon as he became president he received a colonel gadhafi himself in paris for a five day state visit presence or because he was able to sell him this armored vehicle the cd is called for by for and indeed part of the deal is a twenty five million plus package which also provides the libyan government with means to keep tabs on the opposition's by controlling the e-mail system of dissidents these revela

cameron has promised more financial aid to libya's new rulers he's there with french president nicolas sarkozy in support of the regime there was planes helped put in power. in tripoli is across the latest developments for us. french president carter causey and which prime minister david cameron hey leave here first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this week that comes just days before all deliveries will be resumed and also you military support not surprisingly that these two leaders have become the first to visit khadafi free libya these two countries france and britain have played a crucial role in the current libyan revolution because of course he has said that nato will continue to fall mainly beer and ministry facilities. here in libya to the rebels take control over the whole of the country fighting still continues over at least for gadhafi stronghold including. the colonel's hometown city some six hundred kilometers east of the capital tripoli and bani walid today in the south of chea

president faces a legal battle at home over his country's intervention in the war lawyers play nicolas sarkozy should be held to account for crimes against humanity committed during the bombing that will be an international effort step dr border tension in kosovo where neither locals nor serbs are willing to back down after the recent bloodshed he used when a proposal to end the deadlock spoke of violence seizure of the border post by close of engine ally. and a state of showdown at the un as the general assembly prepares to vote on the status of palestine with deep divisions preparing to crack the surface the u.s. and israel remain opposed to giving the palestinians a seat at the bull by. the head of that vote in new york r.t. sat down with palestinian politician hung on a shroud she believes getting full membership status will finally allow israel to be held to account for the crimes that she says it can it against the palestinian people and the occupation of their land. archie sitting down with award winning scholar and internationally recognized politician executive committee member of the

afraid it does seem obvious that the gadhafi regime has fallen and that's why do it cameron and nicolas sarkozy have gone there to do it to demonstrate that fact and it's to publicize the show to the world their victory at least in their own terms well all of this because it is sarkozy and david cameron to tripoli both of stress that intervention had nothing to do with economic advantage but libya is due to resume or lech sports in about four days in your opinion does that suggest any significance with regard to the timing of this conference sarkozy visit. well i mean let's not be naive and let's not pretend to be naive i have no doubt the economic advantage will accrue to the western powers who have supported the new regime they protection from but followed by britain and america they pushed for early recognition of the transitional national council and that body has now effectively taken power so it is inevitable that oil contracts and so on will be awarded accordingly but as with the iraq war it's my own view that all contracts are not the whole story and i believe that these walls iraq. kos

nicolas sarkozy. gadhafi and his forces remain. as military will continue to fight with the rebels and some. national transition. and she said that libya's rebels should secure weapons amassed by gadhafi and ensure they are not used to threaten the country's security and in fact the rest of the world says this conference will urge the u.n. security council to bring a new resolution in order to free up billions of dollars of frozen libyan assets and nicolas sarkozy and david cameron have called more countries and more bodies to . the national transitional council russia has become the latest country to recognize the rebels as the official government over libya you know there is concern here that the nato forces and the nato countries will be favored as the rebels assume power there was rumors of a deal that france would get a third of libya's oil reserves africa's largest that's been denied to russia's representative. says that the national transitional council will have to work with other countries not just those who have helped th

saffy with friends of libya to see the colonel captured it emerges that the french president nicolas sarkozy provided good daffy with the getaway car we've got the details ahead. the european human rights court ruled that russia acted within the law when it launched attacks abroad probe against the now defunct oil giant you cost the verdict states there are no indications the case was politically motivated but judges also found that between two thousand and two thousand to one mosque a rush the proceedings leaving the company with little time for paris defense the freezing of its assets you cause with no ability to operate causing its eventual collapse you class which was once headed by jail tycoon kosky demanded almost one hundred billion dollars in damages but the court says it needs a more evidence from both parties before ruling on that play. a quick look now is whether international news this hour and an explosion has rocked the turkish capital killing three and injuring at least fifteen people officials there a bomb was planted in a vehicle in downtown ankara well i witnessed it claime

libya its regime was brushed aside that has now been achieved and that's why david cameron and nicolas sarkozy have come out today it's to demonstrate their fight and it's to publicize to show to the world their victory at least in their own terms. well r.t. spoke to russia as an employee to the u.n. he says the libyan experience is helping determine not syria you can think of going into the next hour but he's a pretty. but if you want to put civilians the worst thing you do is start a civil war and this is what happened let's face it the concern is that any sanctions resolution. on syria in the security council might be seen by destructive elements of syrian opposition as sort of encouragement and looking at libya something similar to what happened in libya maybe happening in syria. very poorly extremely destructive consequences western colleagues are swearing to us that this is not their intention to or use a military force well incidentally we have to remind them that with the statements and assurances from them of various sorts when we're working on the resolution of libya which then will

nicolas sarkozy has said so long as marmo khadafi and his forces remain a threat to libya nato military will continue to fight with the rebels now hillary clinton is also here and her top concern are libya's weapons weapons there. and schools of the country have been raided and one man just back from tripoli has told me that every man there now has a kalashnikov and they're being traded for pennies so concerned with the spread of weapons and hillary clinton met with the rebel leaders the national transition council and she said that libya's rebels should secure weapons amassed by gadhafi and ensure they are not used to threaten the country's security and in fact the rest of the world now a diplomat says this so conference will urge the u.n. security council to bring a new resolution in order to free up billions of dollars of frozen libyan assets and nicolas sarkozy and david cameron have called on more countries and more bodies to brick and noise the national transitional council russia has become the latest their country to recognize the rebels as the official government of libya now t

are on the ground there for the first time since the nato led mission began french president nicolas sarkozy and british prime minister david cameron were there to show support for the national transitional council and the pledge more aid to the rebels to help ensure the surrender of gadhafi loyalists france and britain just part of that equation though the u.s. has also strongly backed libyan opposition and it is possible we will start to see similar events unfold in syria u.s. leaders continue to loudly proclaim their condemnation of syria's president bashar al assad but critic merican his decision to take sides were in some unexpected and unwanted result ardi correspondent diana to khan has more in this report. as nations in the middle east and north africa are torn between the struggle to bring about change and the struggle not to let the changes ruin their lives lost and used the arab spring as an opportunity to finally see some of its longtime foes crumble you know iran an arab country the arab spring could stretch. and i think in many ways it's a matter of time before that collective

. >> reporter: lib yay thanked -- libyans thanked french president nicolas sarkozy. they are the first foreign heads of government to visit since rebels seized the capital three weeks ago. the paper injure -- the tour triggered tight security. >> this is not over. >> reporter: britain's prime minister pledged his country will help hunt down the e dictator saying libyans will only get justice when they see cad gadhafi. >>> in this country the number of people applying for unemployment benefits soared last week to the highest level in three months. weekly application rose by 11,000, a signal the job market remains depressed. the package would cut social security taxes for workers and extend unemployment benefits. >>> the nation's first presidential primary is months away. they're trying to reel in some big name endorsements. texas governor rick perry flashes a thumb's up sign on the way out of a dinner with donald trump. there's no word on whether the billionaire business man will back perry's campaign. >> the president is said to award the medal of honor. dakota meyer

. >> greeted like heroes, nicolas sarkozy and the british prime minister, david cameron, have arrived in libya to a cheering crowd. they are the first western leaders to visit since the fall of muammar gaddafi. >> president sarkozy and prime minister cameron received a warm welcome in benghazi. cameron told the crowd that they are and inspiration to the world. >> your city was an inspiration to the world as you threw off the dictator and chose freedom. >> cameron and president sarkozy were the strongest supporters. now they're calling for a peaceful resolution. >> we believe in the united libya, not a divided libya. >> the two leaders of rival in tripoli was historic. there of the first western leaders to visit the post gaddafi's libya and the first guest of the national transitional council. they visited a hospital in tripoli meeting staff and wounded. the struggle is not over yet and cameron promised continued support. >> we must keep on with the nato missions centile civilians are all protected and until this work is finished. we will help you to find good coffee and bring him to j

let's take a look at british prime minister david cameron and nicolas sarkozy.y role in the bombing campaign and say this will continue as long as necessary to protect libyans. prime minister cameron had this message for gadhafi -- >> and the message i think to gadhafi and all of those still holding arms on his behalf is, it is over. give up. the mess -- her centuries should be home dash go home -- go home. there will be no u.s. combat troops on the ground in libya. reporting live from alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, allison. >>> right now in washington, d.c. a congressional panel is set to pentagon -- to -- is about to question mental officials. lawmakers say they are troubled by if -- by not banning a company doing business with the u.s. even after they were said to operate an illegal style conference -- . >>> a gruesome warning from criminals along the mexico border for the u.s. of -- for the use of media sites. the bodies of a man and a woman from found hanging from a bridge in a mexican town at the border. "this is going to happe

first we saw angela merkel, the german chancellor, pictured here with nicolas sarkozy, saying don't panic and denying that a greek default was actually on the cards. that came just a day after her own economy minister actually suggested that europe's leaders could be considering what he called an orderly insolvency for greece, and then there was talk that ms. merkel herself would actually issue a joint statement on greece with mr. sarkozy himself yesterday. that statement never materialized. and neither has a life line from china, which is one of the main topics of conversation yesterday. investors had been hoping for a flood of chinese money into italian bonds. we have the italian finance minister pictured with the italian prime minister, berlusconi. tremonti had been meeting with the chinese sovereign wealth fund. the italians are still waiting for this kind of investment. his boss, berlusconi, will be hoping for a better house in the house of parliament as the latest version of his aus tteri package is put to a vote later today. those belt-tightening measures are trying to reassure the

strauss-kahn was widely expected to challenge french president nicolas sarkozy in the country's presidential elections. polls show most french voters don't want him to run. >>> what may be the largest protest in israel's history took place in tel aviv and other cities last night. the demonstrations were over the high cost of living. the protests had been going on for the past six weeks. >>> thank you so much for watching state of the union, i'm candy crowley in washington. next week i'll be at ground zero to bring you live coverage of the tenth anniversary of 9/119:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. eastern. eastern. up next, fareed zakaria, gps. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is gps. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a terrific show today, filled with some of the most interesting thinkers in their fields. first up, a new way to think about the role of women in the world with a terrific important panel. then a first for gps, i will have a robot as a guest. you will want to meet my new friend data. next, a man who made me think differently about innovation. the world renowned architect, frank geh

news french president nicolas sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkel gave buyers a measure of hope for the debt-ridden region. however that optimism faded overnight as asian stocks slipped on fears that eurozone leaders lack a clear plan to solve its sovereign debt crisis. back on wall street, industrials led the day's gain. general electric added nearly 3% while cummins jumped 6%. oracle gave the nasdaq the biggest boost, rising nearly 3%. apple shares inched up 1% on renewed expectations for investor incentives. best buy shares plunged 7% after an unexpectedly weak quarterly report. august retail sales are on tap today along with producer priced inflation data. a discount light from high end line missoni crashed target's website on tuesday. in the wake of demand for more privacy controls, facebook is rolling out so-called smart lists today to make it easier for users to control which friends view certain content. the infamous winklevoss twins have found a way to cash in on their way to facebook fame. >> hey, that's a good idea. >> what? >> cracking it like that. >> could be huge.

sarkozy so this goes back to two thousand and seven hank paulson was here in paris meeting with nicolas sarkozy sarkozy raised concerns about some prime related market turbulence paulson however underscored the importance of not overreacting he said it would take months not weeks for credit to be right repriced but this was not a major crisis. yes he went on to say anyway it's not a problem the only problem i see in europe for the banks is the german lender spankin but they presented little systemic risk and would be bailed out by the german taxpayer so hank paulson is speaking on behalf of the german government in terms of his plan to allow for the german banks to be bailed out by the german citizen he's speaking for the global elite this is always their intention max and say you are a source of speculators he's he's negotiating to speculators rule and he knew from then a year and a half before he pretended o.-i hated to have to do tarp well he was speaking to sarkozy a year before tarp saying oh don't worry it's not going to be a problem because the german taxpayer will bail out the german la

. >> failure of greece would be familiar for all of europe, that was the message from nicolas sarkozy today. the latest european leader to be paid a visit by the greek prime minister. mr. sarkozy pledged that he will meet the german chancellor in the coming days to discuss the debt crisis. as the euro zone tries to put its financial house in order, many analogies have been made to the economic crisis of 2008. since president obama took office, the economy has been the administration's concern. this is the subject of a new book. the author joins me now to discuss it. opinion polls showed that confidence and the government's ability to handle the economy is at an all-time low. based on the interviews and research that you carried out, how justified is that public opinion? >> public opinion is justified, sadly. with the book shows is the abolition of barack obama. -- what the book shows is the evolution of barack obama. it is interesting. and the first few months of the administration, he had his chance. he had a 75% approval rating. he had the capital, he was ready, he wanted to restruc

the conference in paris was hosted by france's president nicolas sarkozy and the british prime minister cameron. this involved representatives from 60 countries as well as the united nations and nato. meanwhile, colonel gaddafi made another audio message saying that he will fight. much more on all of those stories on our website. you can also get in touch with us on twitter. for the moment, from london and singapore, bye-bye. sex makes sense of international news that bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vt., and honolulu. newman's own foundation and union bank. ♪ >> union bank offers unique insight and expert and expertise in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> bbc america

that's french president nicolas sarkozy on the right of your picture walking out to greet the new leaders as they arrive for the conference. national transition council chairman is the man in the center. the council's prime minister, mahmoud skbrrkz abril on the left. the first obvious question, are we looking at the new leadership in libya? who are these guys? >> reporter: well, i think basically we probably are unless something happens here between here and there. i mean, they came here with a message that they're going to hold democratic elections 18 months down the line. and in the meantime, they're going to be in charge of things. >> is there any feeling among those who have come to try to help libya put a government together about what should happen to muammar gadhafi beyond his capture, which still hasn't happened? >> reporter: well, i'm sure there'll be a lot of people who will want him dead. but fact is that most sort of sensible, civilized thing that could be done is to establish an institution, some rule of law and then put him on trial and then try him in a court to sort of sh

mahmoud ahmadinejad is leading the charge and today he will meet with french president nicolas sarkozy to try and gather support, however united states is promising to veto membership until they resume peace talks with israel. >> the effort itself will be counterproductive to the goal which is turn to direct negotiations between the two parties. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad is scheduled to speak before the un general assembly and plans on submitting a formal letter asking for membership. >>> president barack obama will meet with the libyan transition council and he will out to the early -- tout the early success of the the mission to remove muammar gaddafi. >>> last year's deadly pipeline explosion, the milestone in the rebuilding process will be marked this morning with a ceremonial shovel of dirt by the mayor and other city officials. eight people were killed and dozens more injured on that explosion and 38 homes were destroyed. >>> the owners have agreed to pay $44 million to settle all claims tied to that disaster. that huge oil spill in november 2007 polluted the san francisco bay and k

on tuesday, abbas met french president nicolas sarkozy in new york. sarkozy is believed to have urged him to compromi. french president had earlier voiced concern the rising tensions between palestine and israel would hamper moves toward democracy in other middle east nations. u.s. president barack obama will also meet aas on wneaynd expected to to dissuade him fromaking the membership bid. japan's foreign minister koichiro gemba expressed caution about a palestinian bid. gemba said japan must understand the palestinians ernest wish for statehood, but that it adheres to its principle that the matter should be resolved through direct negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians. he said japan will make further decisions on the matter after analyzing the contents of the palestinian bid. >>> the arab spring in yemen will likely stretch into fall. perhaps longer. anti-government demonstrators and security forces have been fighting for months now. protesters want the president to resign but he's refusing to give in even as he recovers in neighbor

libya visiting the country on thursday british prime minister david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy have said that they would introduce a u.n. security council draft resolution which expects to abolish international arms embargo and freeze been asses that. had been frozen as part of sanctions against gadhafi also stylish mission u.n. mission here in the country leaders of the two nato countries that played a prominent a key role in the libyan revolution have also said that nato mission here on the ground will continue for as long as it is necessary to protect civilians here in libya meanwhile some are skeptical about the real aims of this mission as it's more loops right now like backing the rabble and helping them take control over the rest of the country rather than protecting civilians so it's now a little bit far from its initial go our correspondent based in tripoli with the latest for you and i was the british prime minister departs libya of to. celebrating the end of gadhafi is forty two year rule is growing in the u.k. over the arms fair that once hosted the colonel when he

it was nicolas sarkozy, the president of france, who actually gave the kind of compromised proposal atnited nations this week. it's more of obama stepping back and saying, okay, european quartet, you want to roll? come and get it. at this point, president obama would be pleased to hand the issue over to the europeans. >> another side of the political season we're in of the, rick perry, leading in many polls among the republicans, he says it's time to change our policy of appeasement toward the palestinians. now, he took a real hit in the media for being that public. >> and just an outrageous statement. i mean, it's not. everything, again, speaking of pandering, here is somebody who came and was just basically pandering for votes, pandering for money and saying outrageous things and including that they should start building settlements again? this has not been the position of the united states for a long time. >> jon: we have to take another break. if you see something you feel shows evidence of media bias, e-mail us at fox news watch. another media debate, another media winner? >> bach

news french president nicolas sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkel gave buyers a measure of hope for the debt-ridden region. however that optimism faded overnight as asian stocks slipped on fears that eurozone leaders lack a clear plan to solve its sovereign debt crisis. back on wall street, industrials led the day's gains. general electric added nearly 3% while cummins jumped 6%. oracle gave the nasdaq the biggest boost, rising nearly 3%. apple shares inched up 1% on renewed expectations for investor incentives. best buy shares plunged 7% after an unexpectedly weak quarterly report. august retail sales are on tap today along with producer priced inflation data. a discount line from high end line missoni crashed target's website on tuesday. in the wake of demand for more privacy controls, facebook is rolling out so-called smart lists today to make it easier for users to control which friends view certain content. the infamous winklevoss twins have found a way to cash in on their claims to facebook fame. >> hey, that's a good idea. >> what? >> cracking it like that. >> could be hu

nicolas sarkozy and david cameron were on the first foreign heads of state to visit the head of tripoli since moammar gadhafi's topple last month. the leaders held a news conference on thursday with the chair of libya's national transitional council. >> translator: france is strongly suppo strongly supportive of a united lib libya. let's look to the future together. >> this is not finished. this is not done. this is not over. there are still parts of libya that are under gadhafi's control. gadhafi is still at large. we must make sure that this work is completed. >> earlier president sarkozy and prime minister cameron received a warm welcome when they visited a hospital in tripoli. france and britain played a central role in military operations against gadhafi's rule. a u.n. security council resolution supported the nato-led offensive. >>> the u.n. security council has begun discussing a new resolution that would ease economic sanctions on libya. and send a u.n. mission to the country. a western diplomat said on wednesday the resolution proposed by britain would lift some of the sanction