the image that qaddafi put about america in our mind, that american nation are selfish. >> reporter: is still undergoing treatment for a gunshot wound to the abdomen. he's happy to remain in the u.s. for the time being. he and his fellow patients organize routine soccer games on the hospital roof top and have visited new england tourist attractions. but they also intently monitor libya's regime change via facebook, skype, and phone calls home. >> ( translated ): you are witness, actually, to our revolution and how we stood on the face of the oppression. >> reporter: as moammar qaddafi's violence, public death ali has no remorse for what his countrymen did. >> when we captured him, we didn't show any mercy toward him. he got the same fate the same way that he oppressed us we oppressed him. >> reporter: the men will return home in small groups over the next several months as their therapy wraps up. they are confident that all they fought and suffered for has been to a worthwhile end. >> i believe that libya is going to move to the best future. i believe that it will be an election. it

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it is the first time classes have been held there since the revolt to oust moammar qaddafi began nineths ago. students are learning a new national anthem and studying from textbooks revised to eliminate chapters that glorified qaddafi. we saw some incredible video today out of africa if he world famous victoria falls along the zimbabwe zambian border. an australian tourist went bungee jumping only the bungee cord didn't work. it billed as 360 feet of pure adrenaline but it tured into terror for aaron langworthy. take a look at her bungee cord snaps. 60 feet above the water. >> it went black. straightaway and i felt like hi been slapped all over. >> reporter: she was alive but the currents as you can see began to drag her toward the rapids. water also full of crocodiles. her legs still tied, the 22-year-old australian said she had to dive down to free her ropes from the rocks. >> when i was first pulled out of the water they put me on my back and so all the water that i had inhaled meant that i couldn't breathe so i made them roll me on to my side and that is when i started coughing ou

rise to support the country support their president and bashar al assad is much different then duffy qaddafi was a different story here you had somebody who for the past ten years he actually rebuild the country build the infrastructure sanctions against his country and managed to grow his country four to five percent build a university build the schools he has solid record on. takes on education on infrastructure on investment so there is really a solid support for the president. of the many people saying that the country could be slipping into civil war. well that's that's what we hear from the qatari and from turkey and there are actually what the turks are doing there are smuggling. qatari out of smuggling also fighters and money is for they actually that's what they think there are planning to instigate to cause a war. in syria for for. the syrian people still unified to the most part around their president even there is some polling was conducted by the qatari they found out that bashar assad is still has the support of the majority that conducted a very just like a months ago and they

when qaddafi's compound finally fell, qatar's flag could be seen flying over the ruins. >> this is thecoalition between the arabs and the nato to help an arab country. >> simon: how did you feel when you saw the qatari flag go up over qaddafi's old compound? >> khalifa: well, i believe that leaders should limit their stays. that's where the problem's happening. >> simon: that didn't really answer our question, so we tried again. how did you feel when you saw the qatari flag go up in tripoli? >> i was trying to get out of this question. >> simon: no kidding. ( chuckles ) >> yes. seriously, i was trying to get... well, i'm proud that we... we help the libyan people. let us put it this way. >> simon: must've been a great moment for you. >> it is... it is a new experience for us. >> simon: so is the emir's emergence as the most influential leader in the arab world. in england, he was hosted by the queen. and last april, president obama thanked him for helping promote democracy in the middle east. but the emir also has good relations with hamas, the militant palestinian group that runs gaza

some qaddafi stragglers have taken up position in the road ahead.nd they have tried to close off the main highway. >> all right. geraldo, covering war is for young people. we are old now and we are supposed to be sitting here using our brains and the young people go over there and do this. our offices happen to be right next to each other. every time there say crisis in the world and i got to get on a plane to get there. why are you so eager. >> used be i was marshall dillon and now chester. >> i don't know. it is in my blood in a sense. in terms of the military and conflict after 10 year post 9/11 world. untiling in the armed forces here and there and everywhere. iraq and stan tan and going off to places like somalia and middle east. it is an affinity for our gi's. i just get more money than they do. and so just as ron paul gets support from the military families, you have done this, you are more anti-war? >> well, i am anti-foreign adventure. i think we can't be the policemen of the world. i see how imprecise the weapon and military is and expensi

and qaddafi is no longer. >> charlie: we are influenced by what the president of france had done? >> well no, i think this is a decision made bth president. >> charlie: we might have been prepared to go in regardless what transhad done. >> o. this is a very important point. what the the president decided is this. is that we were willing to back a military action if we could get a coalition together because we weren't going to do it unilaterally. we wouldn't put u.s. boots on the ground in another muslim country. we wanted to get arab participatio not just rhetorical participation and we did with the uae and 9 -- and the jordannian and we tried to put together a coalition. that evening when he was going through the analysis talked on the telephone with president tzar questisy and primsarkozy.he can put on the table here and if we can put a coalitiontogether. what the uted states wl do is we will take the ld right now because we can operate immediately. we have the capability, no other country does, have right now make a decision to go forward and take out all the air defensiv syste

you know, the iranians look at more moammar qaddafi and the overthrow of his regime in libya and their analysis, as is the north korean analysis , is one of the reasons that the west felt free to join with those attacks and with the rebels was that qaddafi had announced he was giving up his nuclear weapons program back in 2003. so it's very possible that in doing the overthrow in libya, the united states and its allies in helping that overthrow may have hardened the determination of states like iran and north korea to move ahead with the weapons program or at least be ready to. >> warner: so julian barnes, mean while though, this really happened last thursday but you had this dramatic story, a kind of good news story of the american navy rescuing these 13 iranian fishermen being held hostage by somali pirates, actually boarding the iranian ship. now i gather the pentagon went to some lengths to really publicize this. >> that's right. i mean, there was a snap news conference. they got admiral who is in charge of the strike group and a commander who was the skipper of the u.s.s. kidd whi

libya at least four people are dead more than a dozen injured after fighting broke out in the former qaddafi stronghold of bani walid fighters still loyal to the deposed leader a clash with militia there was this follows a warning from the leader of libya's national transitional council that there is the threat of civil war again protests in the city of benghazi forced to the resignation of his deputy this past weekend in a rage the libyans took to the streets of the city that was the center of the opposition in the uprising against gadhafi demonstrators are now accusing me and you see of corruption and a lack of reform and favoring form of government officials look to our president the arab lawyers association tells r t libya could be on the edge of a return to chaos. that is the risk for two reasons the reason number one is that the still in the hands of the that it's militias that is. the differences between the two on a tribal basis and one. have you heard of the same time the ideas the political views of the people are in conflict you have some people who want woman rights to have more

a year ago, qaddafi was one of the world's longest serving dictators, a murderer with american blood on his hands. today he is gone. and in syria, i have no doubt that the assad regime will soon discover that the forces of change cannot be reversed and that human dignity cannot be denied. ( applause ) how this incredible transformation will end remains uncertain. but we have a huge stake in the outside. while it's ultimately up to the people of the region to decide their fate, we will advocate for those values that have served our own country so well, we will stand against violence and intimidation, we will stand for the rights and dignity of all human beings, men and women, christians, muslims and jews. we will support policies that lead to strong and stable democracies and open markets because tyranny is no match for liberty. and we will safeguard america's own security against those who threaten our citizens, our friends and our interests. look at iran. through the power of our diplomacy, a world that was once divided about how to deal with iran's nuclear program now stands as one

build upon any division within the groups or the parties that they have revolutionised against the qaddafi regime and according to my own understanding they would like to see certain provinces being divided inside the state of libya back in the arrival hall as in town rebels are screening passengers bags on to the posters laughed from the old regime to get out his golden framed portrait that maddest at the airport a year ago is gone hatred of him a have glued the libyan society for several months with his killing to form a unity appears to have died as well as in the work of art see tripoli. still ahead this hour a new year but not much cheer as the leaders of the debt stricken year isn't prepared for what could be a crucial twelve months with financial turmoil on their minds even as the rest of the world is celebrating the arrival of twelve. and we take a look back at just a few of the momentous stories that made the headlines and trying to live in iran the war. the place about now in egypt pro democracy protesters how to count and rejoice in car is stuck square on new year's eve in memor

and the the vision within the groups or the part is that they have revolutionised against the qaddafi regime and according to my own understanding they would like to see certain provinces being divided inside the state of libya back in the arrival hall isn't turned rebels are screening passengers bags on to the posters left from the old regime to get out his golden frame portrait that maddest at the airport the euro is gone he should have human have glued the libyan society for several months if you skilling the former you need appears to have died as well actually the work of art the tripoli. this is on c.n.n. still ahead for you this hour the u.n. bringing. you here but not too much as the leaders of the debt stricken euro zone prepare for what could be a crucial twelve months with financial turmoil on their minds even as the rest of the world or celebration of the arrival of take twelve. so we take a look back at just a few of the momentous stories that made headlines in twenty eleven around the world. in egypt pro-democracy protesters how to candlelight vigil in cairo's tahrir squ

qaddafi captured and later killed.upts despite increasing international pressure, the government's bloody crackdowns continue. the eyes of the world on westminister abbey as an estimated 3 billion people watched the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton. in what may be the biggest news story of the of the year -- gite united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al-qaeda. >> u.s. navy seals shoot and kill the terror leader in his compound in pakistan. the managing director of the international monetary fund arrested in new york city for allegedly sexually assaulting a hotel maid. charges against dominique stras kahn are dropped citing a credibility issue with the accuser. at large for 15 years, the former bosnian serb general responsible for the masacre of thousands of muslims is arrested. a deadly e-coli outbreak in europe linked to german sprouts, killing about 45. about more than -- after more than 50 years of struggle south sudan declares its independence becoming

violence when he decided to follow the direction that the other dictator is in the region such as qaddafi and hosni mubarak to it i think they decided to go to the next step and impose sanction and syria and i think now with a they lost hope that is really willing to to make reforms inside political reforms in order to release the prisoners and to stop the killing and this is the magic torture and i think now day there and they are waiting for the arab league or so the arab league if they decided to refer the case to the united nation or un security in the un security council then they will make a more robust measure so in that respects i think they have had a consistence policies towards syria and i think they took the side of the civilians inside syria and they have equally i mean sorry if i get interrupt here i mean these are i don't understand when we use the term protesters civilians i mean a lot of these people are armed and they're no longer civilians or protesters they're come back now and this is turned into a civil war and some western powers are supporting certain elements with

on any division within the groups or the parties that they have revolutionised against the qaddafi regime and according to my own understanding they would like to see certain provinces being divided inside the state of libya back in the arrival hall is in turn rebels are screening passengers bags on to the posters laughed from the old regime to get out his golden frame portrayed that madness at the airport a year ago is gone he should have he may have glued the libyan society for several months if he's killing the former unit appears to have died as well. artsy tripoli the president has since first seen protests is reportedly killed near the syrian capital by government forces arab league observers on a mission to the country damascus to stop the bloodshed but there are going to ization threatening to pull out of the monitors chicha they all go in violence and journalist action returns he says the conflict is a powder keg that could ignite the entire region. it's certainly the western media viewpoint that we must believe the we must believe opposition groups it seems that any mobile foota

build upon any division within the groups or the parties that they have revolutionised against the qaddafi regime and according to my own understanding they would like to see certain provinces being divided inside the state of libya back in the arrival hall is in town rebels are screening passengers bags under the posters laughed from the old regime to get out his golden framed portrait that maddest at the airport a year ago is gone hatred of him and have glued the libyan society for several months with his killing the former unity appears to have died as well as in a work of art see tripoli. but with. still ahead for you this hour the year in brief we take a look back at just a few of the momentous stories that made the headlines in two thousand and eleven and from around the world. in egypt pro-democracy protesters held a candlelight vigil in cairo's tahrir square on new year's eve in memory of those killed during the uprising that ousted hosni mubarak meanwhile the u.s. says egypt's current rulers have agreed to stop the raids on pro-democracy rights groups this week soldiers and police

build upon any division within the groups or the parties that they have revolutionised against the qaddafi regime and according to my own understanding they would like to see certain. provinces being divided inside the state of libya back in the arrival hall is in town rebels are screening passengers bags on to the posters left from the old regime to get out his golden framed portrait that maddest at the airport a year ago is gone he should have he may have glued to the libyan society for several months if you skilling the former you need appears to have died as well the work of art c. tripoli you're watching r.t. live from moscow this is the weekly and the u.s. president barack obama has signed a bill imposing new sanctions against iran the measures that target the country's central bank and more particularly hit the oil revenues for relations between washington and tehran which to a dangerous point this week there is no me country threaten to block off a vital oil supply route in the persian gulf where it's currently holding navy drills to run promise to not let one drop of oil go throug

pressure rounds of violent attacks in libya as qaddafi loyalists clash with supporters of the new regime in several cities all across the country. defines incomes as the business news of this struggle to some calling from a resistance which is growing of a slide back into civil war. from the region just a few moments. gulf states to withdraw their observers from syria as the e.u. stop fresh sanctions on the troubled country. and paying a four black gold with the yellow one india reportedly finds a way to buy iran's oil despite the recent. global news live from the heart of moscow this is on with me roll receipt showing in libya fresh clashes erupted between colonel gadhafi supporters and fighters loyal to the new government at least five people were killed in the former leader's old stronghold of bani walid which was one of the last to fall in a conflict that's not the latest in north africa of course for them or if an officer in the region maria we heard that the m.d.c. one of apostles a possible civil war but how volatile is the situation at the moment. the situation is very serious ev