back with always look the benefit of hindsight and say we could have done this tivoli, could have been that heavenly. but i think if you look at conflicts like this that have happened historically around the odrld, there is always a peri of confusion after a change of regime. ofre is always a period instability could and gradually found that a new order emerges. reporter: the libyan prime minister talked of his government. "many people thought we wouldn't be able to come back," he said, "but here we are in tripoli." this is why the u.s. is interested in libya again. have movedts of i.s. into a vacuum left by the collapse of the libyan state. and then there is the pressure from the desperate of africa. these migrants were captured by a militia. one estimate is that 300,000 others could arrive in europe this year from libya, and reports this week have said hundreds more migrants leaving your have drowned. --leaving here have drowned. virgins foreign secretary says that building security is how -- britain's foreign secretary says that building security is how libya will recover. but the p

. >> rene: so we're in tivoli. you see there's like lawns, people sit down, the sun is out.s is where happiness was invented. >> anthony: tivoli gardens, it is said, is the second oldest amusement park in the world. >> rene: strolling here, watch the pantomime that's hundreds of years old. i've only been here once with my kids actually. i work all the time, unfortunately. this is usually the place where young kids take their first date. >> anthony: how old is this thing? >> rene: i don't know, man. this is made for kids. does it feel a bit wobbly? >> anthony: totally and ancient. i'm a little uncomfortable. >> rene: see copenhagen is dangerous, too. >> anthony: yeah, right. whoa. >> rene: there you go. >> anthony: damn. you know, this is not bad. >> rene: so there you see, it's just a little tiny park. >> anthony: it's not huge, is it? it's all just squished in the middle. >> rene: it's like singapore, you know. all dense together. >> anthony: yeah, but no death penalty. >> rene: no, only sort of the public humiliation if you -- up with something. >> anthony: oh, here we go.

. >> robert moses has latest on the tivoli from over the weekend. good morning. >> good to see you both. hard to remember a primary when so much attention was lavished on the work. the results of the primary might be in little doubt. the polls show its strength and clinton's to lose and delegate counts as what's key. competitors can pick up enough to deny the convention. >> with eight days to go, the prime the candidates are in a new york state of mind. today, clinton visits port on preventing violence. she will be in holbrook for the democratic annual spring dinner. clinton has been heavily focused on the work for days . she and her husband visited churches in the city yesterday. >> i do not think obama gets the credit he deserves for digging us out of the ditch. >> this is where the republicans dropped us into. >> bernie sanders campaigns of state with visits to binghamton and buffalo. yesterday he went to nathan's hot dog slathered with sauerkraut. >> one of the differences is a pretty important one how we raise money for the campaign. >> the new

brings us to the other point that we talk a lot about fracking but a lot of these associated at tivoli'sactivities are associate with regular oil and gas production. fracking has become a proxy for this discussion. do you really mean conventional well development? it's not saying that we are dismissing concerns, it says that sometimes the concerns, there are caveats to the concerns and more information that needs to be gathered. host: our last caller for this segment will be robert from california on the independent line. caller: can you hear me ok? host: loud and clear. caller: i have a question regarding environmental politics and fracking. the kinds ofwith programs they have going on out here in california regarding solar panels and the way they market them to homeowners. they go door to door telling you tothe company is offering put in free solar panels on your roof and all that. they're all also offering to take over your energy bill. it will be guaranteed to be a certain amount less. andou do the math out here they say your energy bill could be 40% less, through this new bill, you