he returned to tripoli and this was employees remained in custody in trpoli.n 2009, the canadian firm headed for canada saw its libyan oil production cut in half following criticism from the canadian prime minister of the celebration that marked his return to tripoli. in 20 representatives of the oil firms doing business were brought in before the government and chastised following comments from the state department criticizing his call against switzerland. so it's clear from these limited examples there are many more doing business in libya is fraught with political risk and libya uses the presence of the firms to achieve its foreign policy objectives. given the government's willingness to squeeze the firms in order to achieve the foreign policy goal and the importance of securing his release, his release from scottish incarceration removed one element of political risk for thfirms doing business in libya. that said, libya is a sovereign state and the u.k. is a sovereign state and each determine its own foreign policy and tries to secure its own security inte

he returned to tripoli and this was employees remained in custody in tripoli.009, the canadian firm headed for canada saw its libyan oil production cut in half following criticism from the canadian prime minister of the celebration that marked his return to tripoli. in 2010 representatives of the oil firms doing business were brought in before the government and chastised following comments from the state department criticizing his call against switzerland. so it's clear from these limited examples there are many more doing business in libya is fraught with political risk and libya uses the presence of the firms to achieve its foreign policy objectives. given the government's willingness to squeeze the firms in order to achieve the foreign policy goal and the importance of securing his release, his release from scottish incarceration removed one element of political risk for the firms doing business in libya. that said, libya is a sovereign state and the u.k. is a sovereign state and each determine its own foreign policy and tries to secure its own security int

lockerbie bombing, the biggest mass murderer in british history, set free to get a hero's welcome in tripoli no. it was wrong, it undermined our standing in the world, and nothing like that must ever happen again. when i walked into downing street as prime minister, i was deeply conscious that i was taking over the heaviest of responsibilities, not least for the future of our united kingdom. tony blair, gordon brown -- and john major before them -- worked hard to bring lasting peace to northern ireland and i will continue their work. and as the threat of dissident republican terrorism increases, i want to make it clear that we will protect the people of our country with every means at our disposal. and i want to make something else clear. when i say i am prime minister of the united kingdom, i really mean it. england, scotland, wales, northern ireland -- we're weaker apart, stronger together, so together is the way we must always stay. but there is another side to life as prime minister. like being made to watch the england football team lose, 4- 1to germany, in the company of the german cha

it is interesting because tripoli during the downturn, it is crushed and it is only positive things we said about the stocks are going crazy. is not the point where you really need to get out of it badly. >> but it is canceled because it is in recession and it is cheaper and you still feel like you're gonna to dinner but you're not spending 100 bucks >> yes, they're selling set the answers for $7 so there is of limited, equally as so excited about the stock that it doubles, triples, good ripples. >> so it was the last year >> 6-78 and it was fantastic. do not to get the tape and in the future it is restaurant stocks and people have to remember that. >> there are limits >>. there are limits. >> let us go to linda's question, how should i invest in foreign markets? >> 10 years a lot is at 10 to 5% of things have changed the end of the two years ago, the stuff of books and we don't. the bigger question is i like what is the internationally what they see in the united states, it isn't your up with the controls funding and some people say they are turning away from socialism and towards cap

direction that manufacture the piece this week and will get it out here and all of that honest to have a tripolieenforce where the crack is not in on this image to a bridge. reporting live kate thompson kron 4 news. >> gasoline nozzles across the state will be losing the latches that allow customers to pump gas him afraid. state officials say the latches can be dangerous and the distilled spirit abroad is live at what and gas stations in santa clara. rob fladeboe. >> by order of the state fire marshal and backed up by the courts, the station and thousands of others have not removed those latches that locked down the trigger on the use nozzle's which turned out to be faulty. the out of the station said these palms are no safer now than they were before. >> the problem which spur surfaced it is not so much with the latches that are on. but with the actual gas nozzles like this one used by one-third of all stations across the state of their stations are not impacted. after people get sprayed with gas by those nozzles the state fire marshal order the removal of the latches until the fall two nozzles

it is tripoli -- tripling troubling. jon: two guys on a motorcycle, ride by, throw toefps and blow up the trucks, that's easy to accomplish. >> absolutely. it's a great propaganda victory for them. nothing more exeyesing or provocative than an exploding gas tanker truck. this makes it look like they can operate with impunity in afghanistan. 80% of our nonlethal reply transit pakistan in afghanistan. right now the taliban is able to operate against these convoys just about without impunity. jon: we need the pakistanis to do that and we have paid them billions of dollars to modern nice their armed forces and equip them and this is the thanks we get? >> this is a very complex relationship as you know, jon. they say it's not retribution for what happened on the border. many of us believe it possibly is. it's in nobody's interest to have these things exploding in pakistan and not getting to afghanistan. they need to do the right thing not to wait a couple of days to open up the checkpoints. get it moving in afghanistan so we