split into orthodox serbs were now in control of nearly half the territory . in one thousand nine hundred six rather than parrot it had to leave his presidential post under pressure from the international tribunals at the hague. right on the kamal leader by accident and he's a psycho interest by proficiency of any poet in spirit and a national leader usana. he did what he had to go to the end he did fairly skillfully and australia he did what he could to make sure the people acquired a state of the road. after his resignation. disappeared from the political scene a massive manhunt was launched against him every peacekeeper stationed in bosnia a picture of him. postwar chaos and widespread serb support made it impossible for carrots to live in the town of pali for some time right under the noses of his pursuers. i last saw my brother in the early winter of one thousand nine hundred eighty we would see each other late at night hoping that we would be safer that way he would briefly stay with us his daughter in her flat and then go on to stay with some other rela

special report on a former bosnian serb leader radovan carries it stay with us. belgrade a capital of serbia in two thousand and two doctor drug and which a specialist in alternative medicine settled here nobody knew where he was from or what his ok patients being before. one instant popularity in the medical community he give lectures i'm cured people of diseases we see him as someone who helps people and people love him and. in one thousand nine hundred six run on carriage leader of the bosnian serbs was put on an international wanted list for charges of terror and exterminating people in his home country. a five million dollars reward for offered for information on his whereabouts. for forty four months. heritage directed a campaign of terror against a civilian population. rather than carrot it was arrested only in two thousand and eight when he was brought before the international tribunals and the hague during the thirteen year long manhunt for him nobody nobody even friends and close relatives knew the carriage and doctor job which were the same person. mr

in the possible trafficking of human organs taken from slaughtered serbs. so what you had in kosovo is a situation where neither side came off very well and backing the kosovo liberation army the united states and the european union made itself complicit in mass ethnic cleansing and other atrocities. i fear that that's a possibility in libya and that we don't really know that much about the opposition and we've got the clearly more market duffy's a very unsavory and brutal leader we know that but there is a danger there at the opposition may also commit ugly atrocities and then backing the opposition which again we just don't know that much about the west may be setting itself up for became infamous at the very just moment let me jump in here and say i want to assure break after the actual break we'll continue our discussion on the intervention in libya stay with r.t. . if you. think you can. keep your social and he have your i pod touch from the q sampson. our chief all. video on demand tease minefield costs an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questio

the villains and the codes for liberation army as the victims was overly simplistic and that the serbs were indeed villainous but the kosovo kosovo liberation army wasn't that much better they also engaged in terrible massacres and ethnic cleansing and recently the european union has issued a report implicating the leadership with the kalay and the possible trafficking of human organs taken from slaughtered serbs. so what you had in kosovo is a situation where neither side came off very well and backing the kosovo liberation army the united states and the european union made itself complicit in mass ethnic cleansing in other atrocities. i fear that that's a possibility in libya and that we don't really know that much about the opposition and we've got a clearly more market doth he's a very unsavory and brutal leader we know that but there is a danger that the opposition may also commit ugly atrocities and then backing the opposition which again we just don't know that much about the west may be setting itself up for becoming and that's a very just moment let me jump in here and see if

and possible trafficking of human organs taken from slaughtered serbs. so what you had in kosovo is a situation where neither side came off very well and in back of the kosovo liberation army the united states and the european union made itself complicit in mass ethnic cleansing and other atrocities. i fear that that's a possibility in libya and that we don't really know that much about the opposition and the ghazi clearly moammar gadhafi is a very unsavory i do the leader we know that but there is a danger the opposition may also commit ugly atrocities and then back into the opposition which again we just don't know that much about the west may be setting itself up for became infamous here in just a moment let me jump in here so you know sure break after the actual break we'll continue our discussion on the intervention in libya stay with our. case. into the country. in the invasion by means of. tradition. the language is really you. just did the beat. and culture. thing is that the how the germans are still unaware of what's going on in their minds sil

now it is a mcdonald's that serves bad full -- the serbs that food. how do you do this without the cooperation of the planning department? there is no city on the west coast that gets away with more than the city as far as getting around the regulations of the planning department, getting around environmental impact reviews. and it is all the same guy. bill. as long as he has got the money coming in. thank you. supervisor chiu: are there any other members of the public who wish to speak? if you could use the microphone to your rights. >> hello, i am sarah sobel. i wish i had known about categorical exemptions years ago. i have spoken frequently with planning from the beginning of this to understand what had to happen in what order and what steps. i am disappointed we are at this place. the planning department should have gotten this right in the first place. the rules need to be followed. it is very clear that the proper steps were not taken. we have a categorical exemption for our remodel project. that was incomplete in that it failed to address thes

current world number three beat frenchman rashad scared to reach the semi's six two six four to the serbs in tennis is unbeaten wrong improving to a sixteen way and zero defeats this year. and in the women's game fifteenth seed marion bartoli french woman three the singles final and then wells to do so should salt bell jenny and nina my are in straight sets six one six three excel file surprised by constructive these stop trying to tell you about russia's media shut up about you the other seven final. now england's rugby schoolgirl face island in the six nations in dublin aiming to win their first grand slam since two thousand and three although they will close the trophy anyway unless wales beat france and the other match captain mike tindall is sidelined due to an ongoing jury and will be replaced by mad. you know that the boys is. as you say losers which is the thing that seems to be working exactly the same way just because an engine we have in all of the. scenes we're in so there's that you know that's part of the fun is well in the destroy your view with your. now the move to pieces

there were a lot of serbs and croatians there. i never knew that serbs and croatians didn't get along because the ones i knew did. so this idea of division was foreign to me. why? because we welcomed everybody in. that's how i see faith. faith needs to be welcomed back into the public square. i am very forthright about my faith in that it did help -- it did form my conscience. it had a huge influence in forming my conscience and has an influence on how i see the world. i am very up-front about that. the reason is because it is true. i think you see a lot of politicians well, i -- do they really? if that's the case, what does motivate you? what does inform your conscience? what moral view are you reflecting when you come into the public arena? i think there is some disingenuousness about it. i think this is something you learn more from losing than winning. i think the public has a right to know who you are why you think the way you do, and no guessing game as to what he is going to do on this or that or the other. you know. not to

there were a lot of serbs and croatians there. i never knew that serbs and croatians didn't get along because the ones i knew did. so this idea of division was foreign to me. why? because we welcomed everybody in. that's how i see faith. faith needs to be welcomed back into the publicquare. i am very forthright about my faith in that it did help -- it did form my conscience. it had a huge influence in forming my conscience and has an influence on how i see the world. i am very up-front about that. the rson is because it is true. i think you see a lot of politicians well, i -- do they really? if that's the case, what does motivate you? what does inform your conscience? what moral view are you reflecting when you come into the public arena? i think there is some disingenuousness about it. i think this is something you learn more from losing than winning. i think the public has a right to know who you are why you think the way you do, and no guessing game as to what he is going to do on this or that or the other. you know. not to say

ahead he was wanted internationally for genocide and crimes against humanity but the former boss and serb leader radovan cardiff managed to avoid capture for almost thirteen years later today r.t. special report looks at what eventually gave him away. good. excellent professional. extravagance possessing extraordinary power. the doctor who helped many people in his country. the political criminal responsible for thousands of deaths. was it enough time to repent. or just escape a fair trial. the other line. on our case. i'll be back with a headline shortly but first the business update with yulia. hello and a very warm welcome to the business update gazprom has boosted its gas supply to italy by up to two and a half times the normal level us the country was caught out from with sleep and gas supplies a gas giant says a daily pipes forty eight million cubic meters of gas to italy that's up from thirty million a week ago because they didn't seem enough from the national energy security fund says the current unstable situation on the energy markets may give russia extra opportunities. russia

so we go where it seems novak djokovic simply forgotten how to lose the serb seeing off world number one raw feel the towel in the indian wells final on sunday it was may york is finest he started the better though taking you're going seventy six changed. to full control after not the twenty three rule wrapping up the second set six three before allowing just two games and decider gets the thing in a row and try to eleven took which is overall record non-printing to twenty consecutive victories including australia open glory at the start of the year is also a place roger federer beats in the semifinals here we're going to meet the world right. yeah i mean it's been a dream start i don't know how to describe it really keeps on getting better. i'm definitely feeling great on the court playing today you know i'm one of the best player in the world and you know i mean it was very close match and that's what i expected him for the first set and a half he was the better player i was just you know fortunate through to make or break him hold it second serve second set and from there woman fr

listen to just about the serb wrapping up the second set six three. kings side it's. easy to be a twenty eleven bitches overall record now improving to twenty consecutive victories including a string in open glory at the start of your soul to face roger federer it's. pretty neat. yeah i mean it's been a dream start i don't know how to describe it really keeps on getting better. i'm definitely feeling great on the court into the. best player in the world and you know i mean it was very close match and that's what i expected for the first set and a half he was the better player and i was just you know fortunate to to make a break in a hole that second serve second set and from there woman from there i went moment on i felt like i'm going better no surprises in the women's tournaments where the top ranked powerline wozniacki was too good for marion bartoli although she did need three sets to do the business again with a blistering start taking the first set by six games to one but fifteenth seed virtually was not to be denied so soon the french were in fighting boxing th

bonnie madeleine albright, serbs all want to travel in europe.hey pass necessary reforms to prevent them from meeting of these. they knew this was something to deal with easing but there is a concrete benefit so that is the challenge. to make sure concrete benefits are there and there is enough pressure from the ground up, even if they are reluctant to do it you can't -- right now in part because the dialogue is not very positive, the press is an important factor that tends to focus not on the benefits of looking forward, that is why the challenge is to keep the spotlight on what you need and what both of us try to is when we go, five times in the last few years i will be there and a couple weeks is talk to the people and to keep that front and center so leaders understand there are people watching what they do. >> what pressure can you bring to the high representative? the press issue which we saw as well 15 years ago, the local press was very antagonistic. >> probably -- what i already called it. cocktail with it. one of the challenges to europ

the country's massive all over serbs are caught in the crossfire with exports dropping to critical levels but analysts say the world doesn't care who owns the fuel just keep pumping. and killing an ambulance rushing doctors theory a traffic jam few jumpers are using dodgy emergency crews to speed through moscow. coming to you live from our studios here in moscow you're watching r t thanks for joining us but we start with developments in libya where colonel gadhafi forces are pushing rebels out of more cities the embattled leader has already reclaimed the western city of zawiya and one of his sons warns that government troops are heading to the opposition stronghold of benghazi hundreds of rebels left the oil port of rustler move after report of the talks with rockets and tank shells well the international red cross describes libya as now being in the midst of a civil war ministers from the gulf cooperation council which represents six arab states has called the libyan regime illegitimate move in the country itself locals are more concerned with how the events in their country are being po

coming up in a couple of minutes our special report on former bosnian serb leader radovan corrodes which wanted internationally for genocide and crimes against humanity he managed to avoid capture for almost thirteen years and find out what eventually gave him away but first i'll be back with a recap of our top stories. all . this in the beast will be here with us and the b.b.c. radio in the end they have been in the sumo number both of our vehicles displayed in that i see the but most dangerous. radiation that they exist in the region. are from are the groups in the vicinity of known differentiated so the produce is so much the engine any changes in moving the pantsuit leukemia. my view of the damien says that. you don't have to have a college degree you know you have given a free education to understand if you spread radioactive materials all over somebody's backyard that you've got a problem.

we went to the decider with george mitchell leaving three times when a federal legal challenge the serb wrapping up in six the winter set up another highly anticipated much against top seeded rafael nadal. the spaniard meanwhile edged out two thousand and nine u.s. open champion juan martin bill poor choice the other seven final the world number one in two time winner in indian wells the had to go from food on down the road for us before appointing a six four six four big three and andy it's very much a losing streak against the anjan signing briggs is. just plain dumb but we will look at the system both of them it seems like he's moving very easy all that much is. difficult to stop your. now england have won the six nations rugby although martin johnson's man suffered a shock defeat in their last match in dublin ireland denying england's hopes of the first grand slam in a.t.'s with a solid twenty four eight victory which also gave wales a chance to capture the six nations in the late game in paris however they were unable to resist the french school bit to get twenty two nine ensuring

courtside now where it seems a new fight djokovic just forgotten how to lose the serb seen off world number one rafael nadal in the indian wells final on sunday it was me york his finest though who started the better taking you set high six games to four but full control after the serve propping up the second set six three before long it's all just two games decided to get the win this e.p. in a row in twenty eleven which is overall record now improving to twenty consecutive victories including mistry in open up the start of the year he's also replaced roger federer piece in the semifinals here as well number two a.t.p. world. yeah i mean it's been a dream start i don't know how to describe it really keeps on getting better. i'm definitely feeling great on the court today you know i'm the best player in the world and you know it was very close match and that's what i expected him for the first time and a half he was the better player was just you know fortunate to to make a break in a hole the second a second set then from there moment from then on the moment on i felt like i'm playi

where he was wanted internationally for a genocide and crimes against humanity but the former boston serb leader radovan cardiff managed to avoid capture for almost thirteen years later today r t special report looks at what eventually gave him away. good some. excellent professional. good looks rather guns possessing an extra ordinary car. the doctor who helped many people in his country. the political criminal responsible for thousands of deaths. was it an attempt to repent. or just escape a fair trial. the other line twelve rounds of one kind on our. headlines coming up shortly but first the business update with you all year and a few moments. hello and a very warm welcome to the business update cast from has more than doubled gas deliveries to italy after the country was cut off from his sleeve and gas supplies because then seen similar from the national energy security says the current unstable situation on the energy markets may give russia extra percentage has. russia may be the last hope of european union even the situation. in which. is still everywhere your very important commod

week profile another side of the former bosnian serb leader radovan collaborate shots coming a few bit later this tuesday night and if you moments of the latest business developments with coming about. business doesn't post last night out well tony has has revealed it managed to complete the purchase of a twenty percent stake in merger partner sydney neat that's despite a court injunction from minor signature holder a crown last week russia scored blocked a multi-billion dollar merger after which owns eighty percent of solving its voting shares challenge the deal i quote has long opposed the deal and believes its terms a stop to shareholders incentives and strongly favor those in iraq ali but analysts say the merger is not the threat. sections called boy or a corner and some more than minorities i believe that they just want to get the best value of their steaks and so like any other minority in any other case their deal will be finished just in time. to companies will merge or begin to certain order fries being. a cyclical stocks now u.s. stocks are lower as oil climbed back above nin

gas on the kurds it was a great act of patriotism when al qaida was used to start the war with the serbs in kosovo they were the great allies of freedom and then of course when they were busy using al qaida the mujahideen to start a war with russia that was a great activity liberty and freedom and now mcclatchy newspapers even reporting that they had commander of the rebels in the east of libya was trained for decades in virginia and a cia and is now commanding the al qaeda forces and i have fox news headline and we're all a lockie now number one an al qaida under bin ladin secretly meets at the pentagon and has dinner with the secretary of the army and that's fox news associated press alkali that was created by the cia and there are a few low level terrorists that operate on their own but at the top they use al qaeda to attack the us they can take our liberties and we have this new u.n. mandate where they order the president and other presidents and prime ministers with a resolution to start bombing libya and obama didn't even go and consult congress which is a lot a declaration of war

. >> jim is the leader of the bosnian serb republic. what do they need to do do you think? i know the different level of the presidencies, but what -- what did the need to do, if anything, to make this process solidarity, reconciliation and victor integration? >> we could talk about specifics but i think there's a deeper underlying challenge here which is that as the president i think nicely said, the challenge here is to turn the focus away from its focus on fear and worrying about what you might lose to what you can gain by moving forward and because of all the difficulties that it talked about, many of the leaders are focused on protecting what they have, worrying that they will be taken in the vantage of when things are changed and they failed to focus on the benefits that will come not just to them but more importantly to the people they represent for moving forward. and so the focus of our efforts and has been a strong partnership with the e.u. and i am grateful to the united states and the e.u. working hand in hand is to try to turn their extension instead of looking

the times of london and actually when i was out there doing my research and was familiar with the serbs story in the times and had spoken to sarah and it is a complicated thing. i can quit actually happened was i don't think -- >> host: a collaborator. >> guest: i think he had too much respect for the british. i have no absolute evidence for this, but he was a different man and he had a number of local chiefs who themselves were used by the british to control the local population and had a number of running this with a local chief called not related to tom come and he was fingered by somebody, by an african according to sara obama although she didn't specify who it was, and i think that this every chance he was arrested in the schools rather than anything to do with his involvement. the other thing is you have to remember that the insurrection was primarily a continued insurrection. they had all their land taken away from them in the area north of nairobi. they were the people who were beaten from the land grab that happened in the early 20th century. they were actually used by the brit

to document and analyze why ethnic albanian kosovars were fleeing kosovo at a time nato was bombing serbops. >> was the migration and mass killing in kosovo the product of nato's bombing, of the albanian guerrillas, or was it part of a systematic campaign by yugoslav forces? that's a critical question of fact which statistics help us answer in a pretty definitive way, and that changes history forever. >> reporter: ball's testimony before an international war crimes tribunal was used by prosecutors to prove the intent of ethnic cleansing. with the international criminal court now investigating possible crimes against humanity committed in libya, benetech believes its scientific analysis of data will be in high demand throughout the middle east. >> woodruff: after a somewhat muted start, the early stage of the contest for the 2012 republican presidential nomination has kicked into a higher gear, as the field of contenders has begun to take shape. the big move this week came from former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, who released a video on facebook announcing his formation of an explorat

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. >>> sanford university has dropped a closely guarded list of classes handed out only to a serb listt was de -- certain list that was designed to accommodate the demands of certain people. >>> we want to check in with tara. there's police activity there in sunnyvale? >> we just got off phone with police. they said they were running a traffic break but it's cancelled. >>> right now, this is in fremont. we have an ambulance at 680 southbound at the mission boulevard exits. there is an -- exit. there is an 8-month-old pregnant woman in there. . so that he probably precautionary. >>> at the bay bridge t oll plaza. >> it's been sort of a crazy morning. at times it's very backed up and then it doesn't seem too bad. right now it's kind of in between. 8:27. here's steve. >>> we have mostly sunny to the south. mostly cloudy to the north. kind of a dividing line around sfo, oakland, concord. fog, some patchy fog, some of it is thick. we'll end up with a mostly sunny day. we see some of these clouds from a dissipating system. not much left. some of those higher clouds. we do have some fog. sanf

there were a lot of serbs and croatians there. i never knew that serbs and croatians didn't get along, because the ones i knew did. so this idea of division was foreign to me. why? because we welcomed everybody in. that's how i see faith. faith needs to be welcomed back into the public square. i am very forthright about my faith in that it did help -- it did form my conscience. it had a huge influence in forming my conscience and has an influence on how i see the world. i am very up-front about that. the reason is because it is true. i think you see a lot of politicians, well, i -- do they really? if that's the case, what does motivate you? what does inform your conscience? what moral view are you reflecting when you come into the public arena? i think there is some disingenuousness about it. i think this is something you learn more from losing than winning. i think the public has a right to know who you are, why you think the way you do, and no guessing game as to what he is going to do on this or that or the other. you know. not

hero after numerous years of great service serbs as the night did states ambassador to 1984- 1989. the thank you for your service. the other ambassador was appointed to serve as our ambassador to japan. he did so with distinction from 2001 to 2005. it is this service that inspired as far lecture series. two other people who i like to mention -- they are sitting at the head table. they are native of iraq. i am pleased to say that they are meeting for the first time and not still. and led to a subsequent liaison. they now make knox build their home. we are fortunate. it is through their good bodices that we had the pleasure to welcome the ambassador samir suaiidai to the university of tennessee. thank you for this. you see a little pamphlets with the united states constitution. this has been made available. it is very generous. i've been talking with them. our plan will be to add to our collection the bill of rights of the republic of iraq as well. we think that'll be a fitting addition to what i think will be a continuation of the collection at the baker's center. we so badly and tr

hero after numerous years of great service serbs as the night did states ambassador to 1984-1989. the thank you for your service. the other ambassador was appointed to serve as our ambassador to japan. he did so with distinction from 2001 to 2005. it is this service that inspired as far lecture series. two other people who i like to mention -- they are sitting at the head table. was appointed to serve as our ambassador to japan. he did so with distinction from 2001 to 2005. it is this service that inspired as far lecture series. two other people who i like to mention -- they are sitting at the head table. they are native of iraq. i am pleased to say that they are meeting for the first time and not still. and led to a they now make knox build their home. we are fortunate. it is through their good bodices that we had the pleasure to welcome the ambassador samir suaiidai to the university of tennessee. thank you for this. you see a little pamphlets with the united states constitution. this has been made available. it is very generous. i've been talking with them. our plan will be to

in bosnia, what is one of the only members to visit a prison camp run by the serbs where i saw evidence of modern day ethnic cleansing and support of lifting the arms embargo so the muslim population to defend themselves. i am mindful of the important role american muslims play today, they are teachers, doctors, policemen and soldiers. mothers, fathers and neighbors. they are patriotic americans. some have paid the ultimate price in service to the country. i'm reminded of a young pakistani american i had the privilege of meeting at walter reed hospital. he lost both legs in combat in iraq. he was a patriot who makes us proud and he was a muslim. my oversight of the justice department including civil rights and national security programs, i am mindful of the government's responsibility to safe guard the rights of all americans. there have been instances in our nation's history, especially when our country has been unde attack, for the civil liberties of certain groups of people have been violated because other people were afraid. this is inexcusable, but this is the exception and not the

in bosnia, what is one of the only members to visit a prison camp run by the serbs where i saw evidence of modern day ethnic cleansing and support of lifting the arms embargo so the muslim population to defend themselves. i am mindful of the important role american muslims play today, they are teachers, doctors, policemen and soldiers. mothers, fathers and neighbors. they are patriotic americans. some have paid the ultimate price in service to the country. i'm reminded of a young pakistani american i had the privilege of meeting at walter reed hospital. he lost both legs in combat in iraq. he was a patriot who makes us proud and he was a muslim. my oversight of the justice department including civil rights and national security programs, i am mindful of the government's responsibility to safe guard the rights of all americans. there have been instances in our nation's history, especially when our country has been under attack, for the civil liberties of certain groups of people have been violated because other people were afraid. this is inexcusable, but this is the exception and not th

. >> speaking as someone who has watched well-armed bosnian serb units smashed through civilian populations, may i ask my right-hon. friend the prime minister whether the security council resolution under its claws "all necessary measures" are now such to avoid the arms embargo and directly arm of those fighting against gaddafi in benghazi and elsewhere? >> the first point i make to my of for a friend is a welcome it was that bosnia was sitting on the security council and able to vote in favor on this motion for good historical reasons. in terms of what the motion says, if you help enforce the -- it helps to enforce the arms embargo, my understanding is the arms embargo applies to the whole of libya. it authorizes other states to take all necessary measures to protect civilians and civilian populated areas under threatened attack in libya. that includes benghazi. that is very strong language. that does allow you to take a number of military steps to protect people and to harm those that intent to damage civilians. they could not be clearer. the legal advice is clear. let me make this point

most of the serb military affiliated, you their their spouse was in the military or theand come backome. to their visiting with family, they are and what they're calling customs, going through go from here. they wanta surly stay in the bay area, some of them want to go home. maybe down south or somewhere else. they came here, they will regroup and go where the need to go. >> darya: 7:38 p.m. we will be back a couple moments. >> darya: in the oakland hills, thornhill drive remains closed. rocks and mud came down with heavy rains and winds. impassible now so they have to figure how to fix it. people live in that area say they have seen small slides before but nothing like this. people can walk by on the roadway, one hillside is not safe. once it is safe for the cleanup can begin. >> mark: yosemite has been closed to the public right now, last weekend's storm has downed trees and power outages. 200 visitors were the air evacuation as you see the heavy snow that fell in 24 hours. they're not sure when the roads will reopen. this section of 101 was closed last week when you see that colla

to promote reconciliation in which a bosnian serb could survive politically doing the decent thing and saying let's figure out how to scare the future here. at least for me we want to help build civil society to help that. someone else has all the influence. as a lot of you know, is a global initiative and the you and every year and we have $63 billion worth of commitments in the last 6 years. we have our first 2011 commitment. our nation's largest service organization, with support from the rock wall brothers fund has agreed to host the delegation of community, civic and youth leaders from bosnia and connect them with counterparts in the united states to share models and approaches for doing citizens service, engaging citizenry, supporting political reform and economic advancement and they are coming here and that is important. we have to help build a supporter of civil society for doing positive things. one of the things the learned and i see it happen is you organize the politics in a certain way, even if the people don't feel that way all the research shows that the people in bosni

the long road to televising senate proceedings serbs as a prime example of reform senate style. reform senate style appeare. the late incomplete, and not satisfying to all, thank you. [applause] >> john fortier. >> thank you to the wilson center for putting on thisd wonderful onon gave me two missions. one was to talk about public opinion of senate popularity. the other it is really not a subject that is asked of the public. there is a lot on congress, but it is not pretty. gallup had the congressional career. it 18%. -- congressional approval rate at 18%. the president sits in the mid to high 40's. they have been low and they have been low for parties that control the congress. the day said the party loses its congressional leadership confidence. you sought in 2006 the brief burst among democrats. now we haven't little more confidence congress is going in the right direction but that did not last very long. both parties are finding a way to be unhappy in a way where they are not as unhappy with their president. there been changes in the attitude broadly. more broadly, there's t

she says i want to be part of the conversation and making sure president obama serbs one term, not two. taking a look at some of the other stories going on in the news. the pentagon stopped work on the f-35's second engine. unilateral as the budget is in limbo. let's go to grosse pointe, michigan, where tom is on our democrats' line. he is calling about our topic, nadal's roll over the libyan skies. also what the u.s. is doing. what do you think? caller: this story has been in the newspapers and the media for so long -- almost three months is too long -- four people really to be informed about what is happening not just their but what should be happening there, according to what other countries are doing. it is really a historical question americans have a convenient memory sometimes when it comes to make tough political decisions. they forget about history -- the american revolution and how the french basically helped us win the war by breaking the british blockade. then you look at the civil war. the question in libya is, do they deserve to have a civil war with a dictator. americans