, support for the ntc will disappear. there are senior people here from the gaddafi regime that are living freely in this town. these people think that one day, they will control libya again. they have money and weapons. history,bani walid's many of the men in this room were supporters of gaddafi. today, these tribal elders and military men are complaining about a campaign of harassment and abuse by ntc forces. it is a story familiar to those loyal to the former regime. unless the ntc can rein in the excesses' of its own militias, the country as a whole will become more tenuous. >> the un special envoy for libya told us the violence is not being seen as a resurgence of gaddafi supporters. >> the ministry of defense says this is to be seen as a local conflict more than something that reflects pro-regime elements seeking a return to the previous status quo. we should be very careful in how we interpret what is happening in bani walid. it has been known for some time and we have been drawing attention to the need for reconci

the french wanted to be known that they aren't the -- armed the ntc at some point. they hoped to get influence in the new libya. >> dto what extent do you think that this is tainted by this discovery? >> this is absolutely tainted. the report is fascinating but not in the least bit surprising. the discussion should not be just about military intervention but illegal military intervention. the use of british special forces in libya shows that the british completely ignored the united nations resolution. in many ways, not just by sending special forces on the ground but they sent arms to the rebels. they equipped them with communications and the breach of 1973 resulted in libyans dying. >> do you think it was a breach in the resolution? >> no, i don't think it was breached. it was about occupation on the ground. >> that is exactly what it says. >> i disagree. what it absolutely does not authorize is elite foreign troops interfering in the internal affairs of a sovereign arab country. let's not forget that. thousands of people died in libya in spite of western interven

of gaddafi loyalists. >> they think that once they wipe out the in ntc fighters, support for it will die. these people think that, one day, they will control libya again. they have money and they have weapons. >> given the history, it is inevitable that many of the men in this warroom were supportersf colonel gaddafi. but these tribal elders and military men are now complaining about what they say is a campaign of harassment and abuse by ntc forces. unless it can rein in the excesses of its own militias, its control of the country as a whole will become more tenuous. >> the u.s. special envoy in libya says that the violence this nothing seen as a resurgence of gadhafi's supporters. >> the minister of defense says that this is more to be seen as a local conflict than something that reflects pro-regime elements seeking some return to the previous status quo. i think we should be very careful in how we interpret what is happening in baniwalid. it has been known for some time. we have been drawing attention to the need for reconciliation in the last two strongholds of the regime to fall

this is the town the ntc no longer controls. no one from either side seems to be controlling the entry or exit. the official line from both sides is that the conflict does not have to deal with pro gaddafi's sentiment. -- pro gaddafi sentiment, but there is up faÇade, and i am getting a sense that not everything is as it seems -- there is a faÇade. when the dignitaries had left, the ntc head lock us in his office and said the area was full of gadaffi loyalists -- the headlocks us in his office -- the head locked us in the office. >> there are senior people from the gadaffi regime that are still living freely in this town, and they think they will once again control libya again. they have money. >> given the area's history, it is inevitable that many until recently where supporters until recently of colonel gaddafi, we were supporters -- and to recently were supporters -- until recently. nonetheless, the ntc has control that will become ever more tenuous. bbc news. >> in other news, from around the world, goodluck jonathan has sa

supervisor campos sits on the ntc. he is commissioner. he has been instrumental in the planning effort. i would like to ask supervisor campos to please take the stage. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. good afternoon. it is great to be here. it is a pretty impressive crowd. i want to thank speaker pelosi. for us, she will always be speaker pelosi. the mayor, and a number of those from the ntc. thank you. on behalf of the ntc, of like to take -- think the best take this opportunity to thank the u.s. housing and urban and sustainable development. i want to think a very diverse bird of nonprofit partners that were very hard to make this possible. that includes the san francisco foundation's great communities caliber to, equity groups, including the council would community housing organizations. mission development agency, chinatown community development centers, as well as business interest including the silicon valley leadership group and the bay area council. this grant will allow our region to connect very important elements that are all

you see that when you go to places like this ntc with the community has come together. in a lot of ways, quite frankly, because the government is incapable of delivering all of the needs. i know we cannot do it so it is something they cannot either print >> i would like to thank you for having me and thank you for that thank you. it was a no-brainer when san francisco approached fleet week and asked if we could help with the mission. we are not first responders, but we are containers and that is what we can do. i came here many months ago before fleet week to talk about some of the things we were doing, not just the freight ships and all of that, but humanitarian assistance and disaster response programs we have put together. when we talk about this, we thought this was an opportunity to show the world was san francisco values are all about. we showed up as san franciscans and had a wonderful reception at the airport. we were very enthusiastic about our presence in. i will give you a couple of thoughts -- rob touched on p.s.d. yes, the population was clearly suffering i

newspaper, you can see it is critical on the government, ntc normal and should be that way. >> determinedo power in budapest and otherwise. but people here want to keep their independent mayor. >> i was born here, and it troubles me that the city is having more and more towards ruin. >> that is unlikely to change in the immediate future. the next elections are not until 2014. in the meantime, the party will continue to tighten its grip. >> speaking at the european parliament in strasbourg on wednesday, viktor orban pledged to amend some of the legislation that has prompted the eu commission to threaten legal action for breaching european treaties. our eu correspondent followed the debate, and i asked him whether orban did enough to appease its critics. >> i think the european commission is taking it with a pinch of salt. he has had one trip to the european parliament. of course he was conciliatory. that was to be expected. but he's does not show signs of accepting that what he has done so far in setting up this new constitution breaches any human rights laws under the eu, in the democrati

which took up the issue of ab57, which is the bill that proposes to change the voting composition at ntc. unfortunately i was out of the country that day. i was not able to attend, but in this then they were there, as well as one of our assemblymen, and there was a very interesting and in-depth discussion of the possibilities for regional consensus on a bill that would address whatever fairness issues may have been raised by other counties in the region. i understand that mtc will be voting on its legislative agenda for the year 2012 later this month and that ab57 will be a big part of the discussion, and i am looking forward to supporting our mtc commissioners in that endeavor. the regional transportation plan has continued to move forward as well, and now we have the issuance last week of mtc's and abag's results of the five alternative scenarios and their performance towards reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and other performance targets. and we see something that i think we all expected, which is that the performance of these scenarios falls short. in some cases, 50% short of the

he does not generate ntc as him wherever he goes, but he is running on -- he does not generate enthusiasm wherever he goes, but he is running on electability. >> but you don't get a personal connection that you get with a bill clinton or ronald reagan -- >> you don't. there is allegedly this enthusiasm about beating obama, but there was only a little bit greater turnout than the there was in the last sort of bush- weary primaries. that is peculiar in this time. >> the former attorney general of new hampshire, a longtime adviser to republican presidential candidates and every republican in new hampshire, had a very interesting formulation. he said that ordinarily, what happens with voters is their hearts make the decision and the heads follow. he says this year is different, that the heads make the decision, and as you saw in that piece you did, ronnie's ability to win, more moderate, and that their hearts will follow. he has a romney supporter and obviously hopes that is the case. i agree with you, there is not an emotional intensity except with the ron paul. >> how do you beat barack oba

ordinance adopting this outing at the met -- map amendments which would mean mapping on the glen park ntc district. this is our plan. that ends my presentation. supervisor wiener: thank you and thank you for all the incredible work on this plan over the years. as we get to the hearing and is a brief presentation, it does not reflect the amount of work that went into bringing us to this point so thank you for all the work. i am very supportive of this plan and i will say that the strong support in the community, i have a letter here which will -- we will provide the director, it is very short period the glen park association of's board of directors has followed and participated in the plan process. the community plan has received substantial input from members of the glen park community and the planning commission unanimously approved it in the november 2011 -- in november 2011. we appreciate the approval that will be considered by the land use and economic development committee on monday. we support planning and general plan amendments necessary to move the plan ahead. we look favorable t

or miss sprinkles right now especially on the eastern shore. 40 ntc, 39 in oxon hill, 38 in poolesville and olney. -- 40 in d.c. we will climb into the low 50's this afternoon. temperatures will be rising all night. by this time tomorrow morning if we could have a few readings of 60 degrees with areas of rain. more on that coming up. back to you. >> thank you. i want to take a look a day ahead. the former marine accused of shooting at the pentagon and other military buildings will plead guilty, but there is word yonathan melaku we did no word on what he will admit to exactly or the punishment he will face. the shootings were in october 2010. octoberhe was arrested eight months later when it prompted a security scare. >> a frightening attack that led to a lockdown at an elementary school. parkton armed robbers attacked a woman inside fortfort foote elementary. john gonzalez has details from fort washington. >> good morning. teachers and students in fort washington will try to return to some normalcy later this morning after an alarming day yesterday. this happened around 2:40 in the afte

and every time i come back into the ntc, i'll wind up back in here. >> how am i living? it's like a zoo in here. they treat us like animals in here. you ain't got no freedom in here. you get told what to do. when to eat. how long you get to eat. you don't get to move out of this one spot unless you're going to the mess hall. it sucks. >> nine "u" on the count. you have to be very aggressive at times. sometimes it takes force, sometimes it doesn't. it is tough working with all men. a lot of men feel that women are inferior to them, so they don't have to listen to women, and that makes it a little tougher also. i haven't been on the job all that long to have anything really bad happen to me. since i've been on the job, everything has been basically -- they keep everything pretty tight. we have officers who have been here for like 15 and better years, they've seen a lot worse. because 15 years ago, supposedly it was really bad. >> msnbc first went inside one of the most haunting cell blocks at rikers in 1999. it's the cpsu, the central punitive segregation unit. this is whe

richard cordray, looking on later when there was a still ntc because as beverly said, there was never a fair majority vote offered. it was always blocked by a minority. it was blocked by the minority. those are the rules of the senate. how you work with in those roles -- there are plenty of things to do that are technically legal or still bother your colleagues. i did not think anyone would argue with the fact that it has become an extremely difficult work environment and the numbers show the filibuster use has risen, and is worse now than almost any point in history. both parties have done it over the last 15 years. when you see the so-called cloture vote that would end debate, you see you can not give the closure vote. it is a huge problem. it has emanated at times from both parties, but the raw data shows the republican minority has used it far more often. host: for those tracking elizabeth warren, there are reports she raced $5.7 million in the last quarter of last year, out-raising the incumbent. let's move onto connecticut. joan, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning.

>>brian: the media were slicing look to ntc. >>vicki: or was it the barfly drain?an: i will take that too! >>vicki: we will see you at 11:00 p.m.. since