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libya to new photogphs emergingrom the damaged nuclear cili in japan, ese are all oriemaking news oundhe wor. the chief prosecution for t internionacriminal court says he believes he has grounds to crge libn leaders with crimes against humanity. in a report tthe security council, ty said tha such charges could include murr, unlawful detenon, torre, and persecutione intends to appl for the first arrest warrants in the next few wee. the leaders of congobased rebelovement are wanted. there ishe fst suchrial der new law that allow for crimes of foreign nationso be ted f crimesommitted abro. this video captured by u.s.-made robot coirms that electricit cables are safe and er are no water leaks iide e retor in japan. although radiation levels were found to bhigh than expected from westminster abbeyo waington, d.c., the past week has certaly beea busy one for britain's prce charles. afte playing father of the groom, he traved t america. he was preing s se f environmtallfriendly farming before meeng with president obama. [cheers and appuse] amerans cheered f the man who gave a daughter five ds

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weome to bbc ne to our viewers on bbc america and ound the world.oming up, jtow abt pablo picasso end upn thstateof virginia? an eibitioneatu fering hundds ofhearti's bestnown works. welcome once again. president oba hamet the miliry team atkill oma biladeand praised their mission as onef thereatest militaryperations in our nation's histo. meanwhile, al qaeda ha apparently given its first response t monday's killing o bi lad. a statement posted on militt b sis acknowledgede was deed dead and wentn to threat retiation. >> the whi house has tried t limit thfanfe srounding the killing of osama n lan. >>ello, rt campbell! >> bu befor an adience of mped hp up soldiers,his was testosterone ment. >> thanks to thencredible courage and skill of couless ddle -- milita iividls er my years, the terroris o stck ouration on/11 will never threaten eric again. >> theresint was speaking after ariva meetingith th entire asslt teamof navy seals andhelicopter pilotswho had caied out the historic raid. >> it was a chae for me to say on behalf all americans an people aro

when youalk ound abbottabad , it iclear how closehat compound was t the military academy where every sgle officer in the pakisni ay beginsheirareer. th haseen consistent from the ar, the intelligee services, and the gornme that theknew nothingbout osama bilade bei here o advance informaon about american plans to rid t house. this is a very tcky area. for me o years, the pakiani authorities maiaine that osama bin len was in afghanistan. he had bn plaed -- if he d been found closed the boer, e sry mht have been different. the fact thahe was literally der the noses of theilitary makes this ver uomfoable ti. >> is there blame game ayed ouin t media? is that whatou're heing er ther >> well, there artwo dieren issues. firstlhat did pastannow abt osa bin laden? as far as domest public a fan in, there is theoncern about the violion paktan's sovereignt -- as r a domestic publ inion. at wl be the dostic battle thathe politiciansill have ightnd win. whe weno the contentnd was taing to pple, so many ople were asking me iit is really truedo yeal believ that e amicans lledn london he- till the n l

gorbhev,we're t simply going to trust, 're going to verify ts time ound. >> indeed, thank you f joing us. well, of course, now,here are soany questions about the future of the cpaig agast tremm, but alsobout this particar oration, how d it come about, when were the leads discovered? how did they manag to keep it so sect for such a long amou of me andwhy did it take 10ears tcome up with eilling of osama binaden katty kay is in waington, d. that's where 184 people died 9-11 she s be abreastf al of e developments and detls that have me out allay long from the white house you sten to the press conference that s gin a few hours ago. what is the thinghat h ruck you most aboutthis particar opetion? >>ell, one of the things, matthew, is that 2 hours ate thisperation tooklace in pakistanwe he an extrrdinary amount of detl about what was happening in the whithouse in the days lding up t it and athe time. they were in the sittion om, e president incded, the chief national securit team watchgnealimeof those navy sea went into that compound. it must have enan extrrdiny ten ment, one tional securit

damascus e yria govements accused of 10 ys of massacres the south of e contry welcome to bbc new and also oundhe gle. comi up latefor you, pledging more d to the rebels libya. the u.s. says the finance uld be raised from ibya's $30 billion in fzen assets. weome once ain,four days after ameran troops lled osama bin aden present obama hasisited grnd zo n new yo. he laid a wreathin memory of the viims of t 9/11 attacks in 01. the president also spoke privately to relativesofthe victims, emerncy workers a police officers. our north amrica editor repos. >> it is preside's rst vit to ground zero and came insomber tumph this is wherethe in towers once stood unt binlade ordered an tacked th searg america's soul and killed over 3,0. he ld a wreh hoping the death of bin ladenlays to est e spter at s haunted s country. >> he isn't ming a speech. his action horingthedead more powerfuan any wods morhe appears o rise above politi themore litil benefit he can reap. 15 firefights from thi mid towstation died on 11 and di hepeak. saijustice was done in e name of their brothers. >> what happened on suday, becau

is iportant for us to make su that ve graphic photo of mebody who was sh in the head a not floating ound a an incitemento additiol vionce,s a propaganda tl. thats not who we a. >> walso heard t u.s. attorney general talking about the legality the kiing of ama bin ladin. ashe ainisation been taing about pakista'role in this? ny have said tha t u.s doesot trust paktan. that is a very important issue. absolutely. i thinkhere are plenty of quesons being raised her out pakistan,boutheir role, about howll this happenedust next to the cotry's biggest military academy, espiallnow that it hasemerged that osama b lad hadeen ere for so lon i tnk thadministration has beenery carefulbout pastan i thinkhey're being careful about cments theyake. the head of theia said they did not nt t tell the pastan is because they tught ey mhtlerthe target. aptrom that, ihinkhe u.s.admistration is being very careful about its commentingon the role of pakistan it is the sa thing as with the pictures. i do not think ty wa to inflame anymore tsion they're trying kp this as w-key as ssib. tre i probab also an acceptance

. >>> at this hour, we're seeing cool temperatures ound the bay area. 40s and 50s outside. sneak preview of tomorrow's weather as the wind speeds. we're seeing increasing around there bay area. looks like a gusty sunday ahead. i'll have details in the forecast a couple minutes away. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus ngs at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalon what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. >>> the national weather service is now saying that 2011 is the deadliest year for tornadoes since 1950. and that's largely because of the tornado that hit joplin, missouri, last sunday. families are searching through what's left of their lives looking for any keepsake or memory. authorities say 139 people are confirmed dead in joplin and nearly 100 people are still

this is es excess wld der, so clo to ound zero, it was used as a medical statn onhe y. day firefightersnd nstruction wkers treat it like a cteenbut the walls are still full of achy memories heree meetthese two who lost thr sowho was a firight and jim ricy whlost hisson. what hashe death of osama bi laden meant to em? itestored some ofur ameran pde. we're a proud country, we think we're a strong untr a strong nation. it sends message to the terroris. etheit's nine years, nin and a lf years, 're going t tracyou down andill you. >> there's no closure. we are different now than we wereefor this happened bu ou son is gone and no matter what happens he wl still be gone. >> i'm justopin that my grandchildren and their children perhaps don't le in the same kind of worldthatwe're in right now. >> for some, espially the families of e dd, the pn willevero ay. but ameraas had a ca cathartic wea thpresident found a voice that many of hi critics thought h never h. bueveryone here h learned the harday, that theorld full of extremei is full of uninnded consequenc. >>> r me matt frye at

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it happened ound 3 this morn >>> in the headlines, police are at a home in the oakland hills looking into reports of a robbery and a sexual assault. it happened around 3:00 this morning on the 6800 block of wilton drive. east bay regional parks tell us they launched a search along nearby trails. no suspects or evidence have been found. >>> lapd say it could be days before they can present evidence on the suspect in the bryan stow beating. officers have not filed charges against giovanni ramirez. lapd's chief says though he is sure they have the right man. right now ramirez is being held on a parole violation. he has a hearing scheduled for next week. >>> and the u.s. will be going back into the compound where osama bin laden was killed. pakistan has agreed to let the cia return to search for fingerprints and other evidence. it's not clear contactually when that will happen. >>> the weather outside, a lot of clouds outside to begin the day. but looks like as we head toward the afternoon things should improve. a slight chance of sprinkles in parts of the north bay. temperatures in the

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advocacy alongside her husband president carter on behalf of human rights and conflict resolution ound the world. she is also a dedicated advocate for caregivers and mental health issues here at home. ms. carter is president of the rosaly rosalynn institute for care gifg at georgia southwestern state university where she leads the institute's efforts to promote the well-being of family caregirs throuout our country. she is an inspiration for many and a ledgend in her own right. next we'll be hearing from kathy greenley, the assistant secretary for aging at the u.s. department for health and human services. ms. greenley has a wealth of experiences advancing the health and independence of seniors and families. previously she served as secretary for aging for the state of kansas as well as the kansas stacannes state long-ter ombudsman. we thank you very much for being here and we'll take your comments and testimony, mrs. carter. >> i'm very pleased to be here this afternoon to speak about care giving, an issue that is very important to me. it's been part of my life since i was 12 years ol