>> yes, to ask them, please leave tripoli alone. people waving white flags. >> black white and olive branches. the whole libya. doesn't matter from where he come from. from the desert, from sea, from east, west, it got to be like before. >> in libya right now, assassinations, bombings and kid naptio kidnappings take place almost daily. security is in the hands of heavily armed, mostly unregulated militias, with various regional and political enemies. ab du razak's can belief in a strong residential government is rejected by separatists around the country, that claimed gad fi gadhafi favored some cities while leaving others impoverished. while this is yet another burial taking place, coffin after coffin carried into the cemetery, there were more than 30 people killed in yesterday's violence and the scenes here are just remarkable. sphwrution frustration is boiling over. mourners say the militia here is worse than gadhafi. >> the men who carried out the massacre was from misrata, a port city about two hours east of tripoli. when they

the city of tripoli and in august two thousand and ten. then we knew we would be very difficult to tales of people who freed the country is going to send to drop the weapons than the cdc were found the living end and won the kentucky since forty two reviewers. and say whoa. it was the first time feeling very free. i was very proud of. wasn't it. it was very difficult to to to hope such as this pt of two pretty wool coat few months after a seventy zone saturday the two thousand eleven. so z realize that seek to follow was a weapon and one not really ready to drop the weapon because he put a mean and says he would drop the ball and we are still in the same situation. and there is a revolution was bits and around speakeasy in libya people will from the threat the level of striking against the army did not side by side with people from the time of the godly and seaforth on the land phones that area and fall. as alcoa and four. of course the oil infrastructure and yet still keeping skills instructor. and as a cto. ms roxon is. almost country in

can not even control tripoli it is actually. it's tense ostensibly held hostage in tripoli by at least four major death squads including those which who kidnapped mr sudan and also held him hostage briefly by means of a grenade and hand gun in one of his own offices and also died he's fled but it does it doesn't and his allies and nato allies who put into power in tripoli various death squads whose idiology is very similar to what we can be called broadly either so really mr that diana is and the rest of the people who have come to power literally on the wings of nato seem just ridiculous that on the one hand they allied with these death squads and then they flee because of these death squads threaten their lives. ukraine's radicals take root across post-coup ukraine we take a close look at whether the west going to contain the monster that it helped to unleash more on that on the rest of your monday world headlines just around the clock. the russian federation cannot be at the must see a list into. whether it will stay dead now

it's not working out of with the instability now even in the capital of tripoli. it's going to really be very important works of what's going on in the view over the next few days and weeks in the south of the country all forces the loyalist forces that are still on livejournal with the gemini be a political system and gadhafi have taken us several towns and cities in strategic areas in the south. in the west of the militia groups there are still divided. and of course in the east they want to work off completely all from the so called central government. on the west had contemplated selling of another arm of so called peacekeeping force on the border on the southern border of bolivia with his urine. in other countries the blood of france who will oppose this idea seems to involve not only fun but also i think it is the hope of the situation in of itself will of normal lives. but in all likelihood it's going to intensify. they'll be more fighting and of course the more refugees. and of course the decline in the economy not only of libya but also countries and euro

ismmar qaddafi's son saadi back in tripoli behind bars.ollowing the uprising, he fled to niger and has now been extradited, awaiting trial accused of fueling the bloody crackdown. and now it is time for the weekly rest review -- weekly press review, starting with the situation in ukraine. >> fight amir putin is playing with fire. you can see this little drawing of him to take it as a vulture. in thes a huge disparity versions of the events that are being put forward on one hand by the ukrainian media and on the other hand by russian media. they have extract of articles from various papers from ukraine and from russia. this is due to starkly different conceptions and assumptions about just what is happening in -- on the ground. one thing everyone can agree on is that there is a feeling of dÉjÀ vu all of this feels like a step back into the cold war. , theon the front page issue of abortion and how there is a return of conservatives. just 40 years after most western countries recognized the rights for women to have abortions, that right is u

can not even control tripoli it is actually. it's tense ostensibly held hostage in tripoli by at least four major death squads including those which who kidnapped misters you don and also held him hostage briefly by means of a grenade and hand gun in one of his own offices so really mr that diana is and the rest of the people who have come to power literally on the wings of nato seem just ridiculous that on the one hand they allied with these death squads and then they flee because of these death squads threaten their lives. coming up and also international al qaeda flogs are raised over on mean in charges or syria is going to militants reportedly come to the crystal city are in a global campaign to end the next massacre more details on that after the break. the russian federation cannot be at the mercy of the as. it should be. whether it would stay there and stay there ages obviously push for possible black. dramas to be ignored. stories others to houston the. food since changing the world. to picture. from a good long. look to

tripoli to national airport is also under the control of gunmen. most international airlines have suspended flights there have to walk it struck a one way. while we be as warlords are fighting each other the chaos of last year's imports to grow train in the test sites. dubya because of its size and remote areas. isn't that the sort to go for al qaeda to make it safe haven. it's march and expects its location to exit with access to egypt and to europe. and today awesome africa so it's pretty simple place with gavin in the chaos in the media has long spilled over its borders and now poses a threat to global security it seems everyday the country stepping further away from the democratic path but the us and its allies impatient when they helped topple the gulf the three years ago. in washington and get it checked out our tea there are four hundred weapons stockpiles and then a stop to this blog to document the common controls just one percent of them know what to think that when the estimated one thousand seven hundred militant groups operating in the

in tripoli can't even control tripoli it is actually. ostensibly held hostage in tripoli by at least four major death squads including those which who kidnapped mr don and also held him hostage briefly by means of a grenade and then gone in one of his own offices and also he's fled but it's done and his allies and nato allies who put into power in tripoli various death squads who isn't very similar to what we can be called broadly. so really just as it doesn't and the rest of the people who have come to power literally on the wings of nato seem just ridiculous that on the one hand they allied with these death squads and then they flee because of these death squads threaten their lives are still to come here without international as ukraine's radicals take root across the post-coup ukraine we take note of whether the west can contain the monster that it helped to one place that and the rest of your monday world headlines just around the. largest consumer p.c.'s and i see it with me in the country is the federal government simply saves pro

can't even control tripoli it is actually. ostensibly held hostage in tripoli by at least four major death squads including those which who kidnapped mr z. don and also held him hostage briefly by means of a grenade and then gone in one of his own offices so really missed is that diana is and the rest of the people who have come to power literally on the wings of nato seem just ridiculous that on the one hand they allied with these death squads and then they flee because of these death squads threaten their lives. and coming out and saying it's not as we started to climb does that raise doubt the armenian churches in syria islamist militants or forces may contradict christian such an inspiring rather campaign to end the alleged massacre that now days has on the us after the break. the russian federation cannot be a democracy of the list. is to be. whether it will stay there how long it will stay this age is obviously question. most of the black. speak your language. program says documentaries in arabic it's all here on our tea

. >> a lebanese policeman has been killed in the northern city of tripoli. shot on friday by two armed men on a motorbike, he worked for the internal community service. violence stemming from the war has worsened in tripoli. >> a taliban fighter stormed a guest house used by a foreign aid group in kabul. seven people, including a child were killed in the firefight. it happened a week ahead of the presidential elections. bernard smith has more. >> the taliban fighters, armed with grenades and assault rifles shot their way into the kabul headquarters of a foreign charity working in afghanistan. one attack ir blew himself up to blow a hole in the gait of the building. there was a gun battle with security forces surrounding the building. the house is in the district not far from afghanistan's parliament. it's occupied by staff from roots of peace, a charity that clears land mines. people were evacuated from neighbouring properties. one woman was carrying a chimed. they were forced to take shelter as the battle continued. there's more than 100 nonprofit groups. m

it should be a sign that the economy is back on track, but the government in tripoli threatened to bomb the ship in if leaves port. >> translation: last night a ship called "morning glory" entered libyan waters and docked at the port. this is a violation. the state of libya sent a warning to the ship and embassy of north korea as the ship is flying their flag and contacted the captain. he said an armed group jumped on the ship. he called them militia. the tanker will be bombed if it doesn't follow orders when leaving the port. this will be an environmental disaster. >> the prime minister of the eastern region dismissed the threat. >> translation: we reaffirm that we do not accept threats to a tanker or ship that we are dealing with or are contracted with. we are not making threats and do not want to use force. if anyone attacks us we'll be prepared to defend ourselves. >> he says the government has not met demands to share oil wealth, investigate corruption in the oil industry and grant the region autonomy. >> translation: there are current communications with our people and tripoli. we

the government in tripoli threatened the bomb to ship if it leaves port. >> translation: last night a ship called "morning glory" entered and docked. the stat of libya sent a warning to the ship, and the embassy of north korea as the ship is flying its flag. the captain said an armed group jumped on the ship. he called them militia. the shipp will be bombed if it tries to lead. >> the prime minister of the eastern region dismissed the threat. >> translation: we reaffirm we do not accept threats to tankers or ships we are dealing with. we are not making threats and do not want to use force. if anyone attacks us we'll be prepared to defend ourselves. >> he says the government does not meet demand to share oil wealth. >> translation: there are current communications with our people in tripoli, and there and we are awaiting responses. we are waiting for information from committees overseeing. and in response to a law that will give us 50% of the revenue towards the benefit of libyans. >> rebels seized three major ports, causing oil exports to drop to a low, costing billions of dollars in

we report now from tripoli. >> the dust has not settled between the two communities ripped apart duringhe civil war. captured across the country, the people call abandoned construction sites like this home. the children even built a school in these camps. a chance for revolution and freedom, but a revolution brought them here. you speak tofamily missing.ives who are life is difficult here. rains, the water floods the mattresses of my children. the children are depressed. we do not want charity. we want to go back to our home. house, no salary, nothing. what is this? i am crying over this situation, the way i am living. our men are detained. what kind of a treatment is this? the tawerghan's were rounded up after the war. of repercussions, this person asks we do not show his face. he was 16 when he was detained. he is looking to finish his studies and work to help his mother. rebuilding libya and the ties between its people has proven to be difficult. some of the people are resigned in ae idea they will be camp like this for a long time to come. there is a view today that in the absence o

he prepared for his new detention in tripoli.hese pictures show him before and after getting his head shaved on arrival. they spread quickly on social media. career with an italian football club and lived a lavish lifestyle under his father's rule. he went to the sahara in september, 2011, a month before the end of the war that toppled his father from power. he remained there under house arrest ever since. until today. happy. very gaddafi outside. was a tyrant like his father. he wreaked havoc in everything he got involved in. >> this former compound family's 42he year rule. brother is still being held by the gang that captured him more than two years earlier. his trial, like that of many , continuously stalled. it off he is accused of ordering protesters int benghazi during the early days of the uprising. his other family members are living in exile between algeria and oman. represent a dark chapter in libya's history. watching bbc world news america. still to come, could modifying pensioners help boost their immune system? we w

the libya navy sent the missiles to prevent the tanker from leaving and we have more from tripoli. >>r docked at the oil part and by doing so the crew of the morning glory ignored warnings by the libya government to stay away. the port is controlled by rebels trying to sell the oil despite the government's objections and threats to bomb the ship. >> translator: the defense ministry has given instructions to the army to deal with the tanker before docks at the port. we asked the armed forces to stop it at all cost. >> reporter: the confrontation could turn violent, libyan navy and guardian airforce are all on high alert. the military says the tankers crews needed their ship in the port overnight taking advantage of foggy weather. >> translator: they will engage of it as soon as it starts sailing. what presents us from bombing the tanker is saving environmental consequences especially the oil shipment could cause an environmental crisis in the sea. >> reporter: they have taken control of a number of oil exporting ports in the east and demanding a bigger share of the country's oil revenu

can't even control tripoli it is actually you know it's tense ostensibly held hostage in tripoli by at least four major death squads including those which who kidnapped misters you don and also held him hostage briefly by means of a grenade and then gone in one of his own offices so really missed is that diana and the rest of the people who have come to power literally on the wings of nato seem just ridiculous that on the one hand they allied with these death squads and then they flee because of these death squads threaten their lives so to come here are not in the national al qaida flags are raised dave armenian churches in syria islamic militants reportedly captured the christian city inspiring a global campaign to end an alleged massacre without the details in a couple of minutes. the russian federation cannot be at the mercy of the list. whether it will stay there and stay there ages obviously. possible black. speak to language. program. documentaries in arabic it's all here on our team reporting from the world talks about six of the yard p. interviews intriguing story are you.

one came from tripoli, the other from a town near benghazi. how their sacrifice saved a lot of lives. >> this photograph on the front, is this post or is this -- >> no, that's a shot taken in afghanistan. i believe in 2003, although don't hold me to that. >> those are navy seals and? >> yes. >> richard miniter, newest book, "eyes on the target: inside stories from the brotherhood of the u.s. navy seals." thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of book programming begins saturday morning at eight eastern through monday morning at eight eastern. nonfiction books all weekend every weekend right here on c-span2. .. >> a procedural vote scheduled for 5:30. it w

-- back to tripoli on. for this attack and it was only later on that the investigation diverged and lib yay came into the frame -- and lib yay came libya came into the frame. conducted by a former manhattan district attorney called jessica degrazia, and the pflpgc were involved and most crucially, we have the testimony of a former iranian intelligence official who defected in the late 1990s and he told us the attack was definitely commissioned by iran. >> just a quick thought here, is there any hint that there is any further investigation going on on the potential line? >> we -- official line? >> we certainly approached the u.s. and u.k. authorities we told them what we were doing and we asked for a response. the film was so what, really, look at our previous statements about lockerbie, we stand by our response. they said pretty much the same comment. what is actually happening now and will be happening in the days to come behind the scenes as this comes out i think is going to be fascinating to watch and i

prime minister of libya is now thought to be in europe after managing to board a private plane in tripolidespite a government imposed travel ban. he was removed from office after laden oil tanker flying the flag of north korea escaped with naval escort into international waters. >> reporter: it was during th the 2011 libyan up rising that he became a prominent figure on the political scene. a former libyan diplomat he flew into exile defecting from muammar qaddafi's regime. he worked as a human rights lawyer and during the revolution he served for the national transitional council. he became prime minister in 2012 but post-war libyas with a very different place. those rebels who helped to overthrow qaddafi were heavily armed and opposing the new government. facing problems exporting oil he appealed for international help to restore security. but in october of last year just one year after he became prime minister he was kidnapped by armed men in tripoli. although he was released just hours later the motive behind the abduction was never clear. more and more oil, libya's economic lifeblood

grant the region autonomy. >> there are current communications with our people and our people in tripoli and we are waiting for their responses. and the committee that will see the export and sales and in response to a law that would give 50% of oil revenues and 50% of the unity government and 70% towards project for the benefit of libya. >> rebels have seized three major ports since august which has caused oil ex ports to drop to a record low costing the country billions of dollars in losses. if successfully, this would be the first sale of oil bypassing the central government. he said he was unsure why orders were not carried out by the military. the government has been locked in power struggles with militia that helped to overthrow moammar gadha gadhafi. western nations worried the country will break apart urged the government and rival faxes to hold talks. threats like this from the government will not help. egyptian authorities have now held three al jazeera english journalists for 71 days in prison. they are accused of having links to the terrorist organization and spreading false

the capital early in the morning, and this follows nine days of violence in the northern city of tripoli, which has killed at least 27 people. we'll have much more on the shooting death of that syrian jet for you around 20 minutes on al jazeera. just a reminder, in the meantime keep up to date on news on the website. there it is on the screen. aljazeera.com. >>> in kenya masked gunmen opened fire during a church sister near the coastal city of mambasa. katherine sawyer reports from nairobi. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of an attack inside this church, a tourest favorite along kenya's coast. men with automatic weapons stormed into the church when the service was about to begin. there was indiscripple nature shooting, and when it was gunmen simply walked away. two people lay dead on the chufrj floor. several others died in hospital. they try to prevent it for their naems. two men stormed the church and one of them started to fire on worshippers. >> reporter: smfome of the injud were taken to mambasa. this is attack daying after they arrested two nen in mambasa in a vehicle with explo

he works in tripoli until international relations broke down. he joins us live. thank you for joining us on the show. if you could start off just explaining to us how i influentl was gadhafi in the regime. did he play a major role? >> i wouldn't say a major role, no. he became quite prominent in the last 10 years or so, was evident quite a young man and at first, he was obsessed with football and when anyone heard, his name was in connection with football but in the last years has become well known and was difficult to verify these facts, but accused of various kinds of violence and using his position to obtain commercial advantages and personal advantage and so on as you mentioned in your introduction. none of this has been tested and i don't know whether it's going to play a part in his trial or not. he's not nearly such a significant figure as his older brother. >> officially it was refused to extradite him, fearing he could face the death penalty. given the current anger against the regime and family, how optimistic are you that he would face a fair trial in

been steered to tripoli by u.s. special forces. the morning glory left the port to break a naval blockade two weeks ago. that led to the dismissal of the prime minister by bar lament. it's been boarded by special forces off the coast of cyprus. >>> in afghanistan security footage has she had light on a deadly attack at one of kabul's most secure hotels. taliban gunmen passed through multiple security checks on thursday. they smuggled in weapons by hiding them inside shoes. they were patted down after passing through detectives and their shoes were not checked. >>> a u.s. senator visiting afghanistan is urging president barack obama to explain his plans. kelly ayotte says the afghan people need to be told. she did warn that american forces would not stay on after the withdrawal if president karzai delays signing a security pact. >> it's time for us to be clear about what the united states of america's commitment will be as a follow-up to 2014 and beyond to the people of afghanistan. now, that support is contingent on

militias said they have started oiling -- loading and it with oil independent of the government in tripoli. today is international women's day. people all over the world are marking the occasion by drawing attention to the status of women in various companies -- countries. thousands of women in manila created a giant female symbol in a bid to make it into begin his world book of records. today, women have voting rights in many countries, including afghanistan. but in that country and many others, women are still a long way from equality. >> these afghan he women have come to show off their skills as boxers and weightlifters. the event is held in a gymnasium l.d cabell -- in kabu >> i want support for women and women's rights. president has thrown his support behind international women's day. he knowledge that the country needs to make progress. we want a full illumination of violence against women in afghanistan. afghan men should increase their bravery in this regard. >> that will be difficult to achieve. it is askedmade made that 87% of afghani women are victims of domestic violence. gym

they say their forces have control of 95% of tripoli.der gadhafi within his whereabouts are not known. two of his sons have reportedly been captured. a third reportedly surrendered. nato says the events of the past few hours show the gadhafi regime clearly is crumbling. now back to caught on camera. >>> welcome back to caught on camera. i'm contessa brewer. imagine being in a hot air balloon drifting through a cloudless day. what could be more sublime and what could be more frightening when the wind carries that balloon straight into high voltage wires? that's just what one spectator caught on camera. october 1984, a hot air balloon draws closely to electrical power lines. >> it's a disaster. it's a disaster happening in front of your eyes, then the people in there are, who knows, burnt or dead. >> arthur and his wife, dee, are having a memorable vacation, visiting the albuquerque balloon fiesta. >> there is about 400 hot air balloons. >> it is really something to see. >> every kul noert rainbow is there. and there is all the different s

navy off of libya husband returned to the capital of tripoli. the morning glory was captured almost a week ago. it had been it legally loaded with almost 200 barrels of crude. the ship's crew have been detained and are being questioned. libya's prime minister was sacked over the incident last week after his government failed to stop the ship. former spain prime minister adolfo suarez, known as the father of spanish democracy, has died at age 81 after a long battle with dementia. the politician was the first democratically elected politician after the end of francisco franco's dictatorship. he served as prime minister from 1986 until 1991 and played a key role in france -- in spain's transition to democracy. authorities are investigating the disappearance of mh370 insist that the search for the aircraft remains intensive. french satellite images appeared to show debris in the indian ocean. airline officials have confirmed the passenger jet was carrying wooden pallets, similar to one cited by an australian spotter plane. >> another plane begins th

because what happened last night in beirut, also in tripoli, these are sunni areas in solidarity, what they said was the town for three days. being the siege, no one could come in and out. there's an issue with bashar al-assad. they believe they are proresolution. and in the porest mountainous areas where they launch attacks. they are tense, there's a parliament session to scs the government memorandum. they have an emergency meeting, where they said that security of the utmost importance, to get the situation under control, but it was a huge challenge. >> stefanie dekker joining us from lebanon. >> now, the israeli military says it has targeted several syrian army positions a day after four troops were wounded in a roadside bombing in the occupied golan heights. israel blamed the asaad government for helping in the attack. kimberley halkett has the latest. >> the israeli military says the aircraft carried out a number of strikes earlier, on a number of targets including a military headquarters and a training base. >> it occurred along the shared border. israel says it acted because sy

has strong ties to the bashar al-assad regime. 21 have been killed in tripoli. syrians have topped the world's refugee list. new data from the u.n. says the number of syrians seeking asylum doubled last year from 2012. 36,000 syrians filed for asylum, six times higher than the start of war. syrians make up half the asylum seekers in europe. >> a federal judge struck down a same-sex marriage ban, claiming it violated constitutional right. 60% of voters in the state supported it. michigan's attorney-general plans to appeal the ruling. if it stands they'll be the 18th state to allow same text marriage. at four states, oklahoma, texas, virgin , and utah put off enforcing bans until appeals courts can weigh in. >> the investigation into the so-called new jersey bridge gait scandal is myered in legal wrangling. two aids are asking for sweeping unity. governor fired brigit kelly and campaign manager bill surviven. they are accused of ordering a slowdown as part of a political payback against a mayor that didn't endorse christy. the governor said he didn't know anything

, libya's capital. >> tripoli just fell.ree days they had control of the entire city, which no one had expected. and gadhafi and his whole family fled. there was a lot of excitement in the country because it seemed like it was over. >> but it isn't over. not while gadhafi and his sons remain in hiding. until october 20th, 2011. that day tracy shelton is with a group of militia fighters she's been profiling for months. >> that morning some of the guys from the battalion had gone into surt, and i'd gone in with them. >> around 8:30 a.m. a heavily armored convoy of around 70 vehicles is seen leaving surt, gadhafi's hometown and his last remaining stronghold. >> there were snipers all over the city that were set up to protect the convoy. everybody knew there was somebody important in this group. >> nato forces bombed the caravan from the air. dozens are killed. >> there were a lot of survivors that had run into bushes, into houses in this area. >> as rebel fighters prepare to head to the site of the convoy bombing, shelton asks

here in misrata, the forces left tripoli a riddled ruin. most of the 40,000 fighters from 200 revolutionary militias joined the army. >> this was about 800 tanks, give or tank. more than the rest of the libyan forces combined. it's not so much that the revolutionary troops are joining the army, without them there is no army. >> this general saysities troops are part of an increasingly unified voice. >> this is the motivation to continue. to g an army and protect a revolution. >> for now, a major part of the army's mission is to protect libya from armed fighters that won that revolution. >> a funeral has begun for a 15-year-old boy killed by a police gas cannister in turkey. the violent scenes happened hours after the teenager died on tuesday. he was fatally injured during the government protest and had been in a coma since then. demonstrators fought with police in istanbul. water canon was called to disperse them. the government was called on to resign. anita mcnaught joins us live from the site of the funeral. what is happening there? >> w

libyan officials say he is now in a prison of tripoli. one of seven sons.e is best known as the head of libya's football federation. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, when detroit filed for bankruptcy, it affected people all around the city, including this man who is trying to get his life back on track after he was wrongfully convicted. >>> i'm libby casey live at cpac, the conservative political action conference, where new jersey governor, is on the stage. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >>> president obama will be speaking at a townhall meeting shortly in washington, d.c. it's part of his efforts to boost enrollment of latinos in health care. the administration is pushing to raise enrollment in states with large hispanic communities before the deadline for enrollment expires on march 31st. the dalai lama delivering the opening prayer at the u.s. senate this

no foreign forces compelled the citizens of t use nis and tripoli to rise up, they did so on their own. from the burmese parliamentarian pursuing reform and young leaders fighting corruption and intolerance in africa we see something irreducible that something all of us share as human beings, perseverance in the face of violence and oppression, and we'll ultimately overcome. for the young people here today i know it may seem easy to see these events removed from our lives, remote from our daily routines, distant from concerns closer to home. i recognize that both in the united states and much of europe there is more than enough to worry about in the affairs of our own countries there will always be voices that say what happens in the wider world is not our concern nor our responsibility, but we must never forget that we are heirs to a struggle for freedom. our democracy, our individual opportunity only exist because those who came before us had the wisdom and the courage to recognize that ideals will only endure if we see our self-interest in the success of other peoples and other nati

. >>> one of moammar gadhafi's sons, he is now in prison in tripoli. one of seven sons, best-known as the head of the football federation! >> thousands of republicans are meeting today for the annual conservative political action conference, otherwise known as cpac. it features some of the most prominent runners for the republican party, who may be running in 2006. and what's the hot topic this year in >> reporter: the most applause when senator ted cruz, a republican, called for a repeal of obamacare, from abolishing the irs, to protecting gun rights, and hearing those things reiterated by speakers. senator cruz is immerging as a rising star, and a lot of support for him in this room. he came to state in the fall when his all night talk on the senate floor led to the chain reaction for the government shutdown, but senator cruz today said that if they talk about issues that are important toe republicans and conservatives at cpac, they should follow their principles, and not what consultants tell them. >> we can either choose to keep our med down and no

sadr gaddafi in a tripoli a gaol. >> venezuela marks a year since chavez's death and his replacement makes a surprise announcement. >> hello. european heads of government are due to hold an emergency meeting in brussels. russian and u.s. foreign ministers will meet in rome. they are supposed to focus on lib libya. ukraine is likely to dominate. they met in paris. if that is anything to go by, the next few hours will be tough. >> a long day of dip loam as yea in paris brought no results. if at the end a wary john kerry hinted at progress, he said this is a difficult process. >> russia made a joys. and we have clearly stated that we believe it is the wrong choice, that is the choice to move troops into crimea. russia can now choose to de-escalate the situation, and we are committed to working with russia and together with our friends and allies, in an effort to provide a way for this entire situation to find the road to deescalation. >> foreign ministers had originally agreed to come to paris to talk about the syrian war and its impact on lebanon. even that conflict has been overshadow

oil wells don't just drive the cars on libya roadways and ships at tripoli's ports, it moves everything from craftsman to libya's fragile government as well nearly entirely funded by oil revenues that are now in the red. armed groups have blockaded the nation's oil port demanding autonomy for eastern libya, hi higher salaries. >> if the military were to go in and secure those compounds and there was fighting, it could be a disaster. >> yes, it could be a disaster. that's what we showed as a government. we should try to avoid. >> reporter: the blockades have sent oil production plunging from 1.4 million barrels a day to 230,000 barrels a day now. >> reporter: because muammar qaddafi controlled the oil so long no one knows what daily impact it could have on libyans, and they never will until oil sites like this one are at full capacity. >> we're talking about 5 million to 6 million, and annual income from oil and gas listed at $40 billion u.s. a year. so you can do a lot to have a good life for the people. >> reporter: libya's government leaders warned in august they would not be patient

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its militias there say they have started loading it with oil independently of the government and tripoli most are demanding autonomy and a share of oil revenues now today is international women's day people all over the world are marking the occasion a drawing attention to the status of women in fairies country is in the philippines thousands of women in manila created the giant female symbol in a bid to make it into the guinness book of records wednesday was at the time the first twenty four when women were campaigning for equal rights especially the right to vote today women have voting rights in many countries including the renaissance. but in reality in that country and many others women are still a long way to make. these are getting really into them to show off their skills and hopes his weight lifted. he thinks he still did it in a seeming couple the athletes showed that during sport isn't just the mail. they will change in their country women in him and strikes from the government for example when women are beaten and tortured by their husbands. it's meant to be punished. afghan

well that clearly indicates that the central government in tripoli does not have control not only of the three to four major all ports in the east of the country but also purported militia and military forces which they claim to be commanding they had ordered a substantial mobilization to where the. morning glory. was docked had been loaded with libyan crude oil had been threatened for months these militia groups in the east that they would start exploiting all irrespective of the political will of the government in tripoli but it indicates that they were not able to stop this alternative which was north korean flagged although it's questionable whether the tanker itself is owned by north korea and they were able to escape in international waters now we've heard also out of additional report that some naval forces which claim to be loyal to the general national congress parliament in tripoli have fired on this tanker and it was also being held up by an italian vessel in international waters although we don't have any confirmation of this but the sacking of prime minister alex the don

of protesters during the two thousand eleven uprising against his father's role of government in tripoli says he has been transferred to prison and will be treated in accordance with international law. nissan has listed the state of emergency has passed the new place the uprising has taken the arab spring three years ago. the president said the move would not stop or start east from implementing the mill security forces have been asking islamic militants in raids on contour the country to more than india. five afghan soldiers have been killed and eight others injured in an age old drum attack the alliance's security mission confirmed what it called an accident in low bar province recently afghan president ahmed khan said sharply criticized the international military intervention in his country chilean president nikolas mundo is fleeting tributes to his critics as shampoo bush had this guy one year ago chavez especially for all the people who are also states he was breaking off diplomatic relations with them up on stage called a meeting of regional foreign ministers to discuss the crisis

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should have departed from the port and bouncy drop is being held by rebels seeking autonomy from tripoli. diane has denied responsibility for the tanker although there was more of islands in the venezuelan capital caracas on sunday as anti government protests continued national guns mufti was a protest is from a deceased lamp. but this has responded by throwing role is and ankle bones. several were arrested at least twenty eight people being killed and hundreds injured the demonstrations began in february. the demonstrators are demanding that socialist president economic who resigned as the country struggles with crime inflation and food shortages strong was quite rattled northern chile on monday morning prompting the brief evacuation of more than nine hundred thousand people in some coastal areas of the earthquake happened on shore around seventy five km north west as the quake. but officials did not issue a tsunami warning. there were reports of minor damages but no injuries. chile is one of the world's most earthquake prone countries. note to the city of lights which is coming in a th

an oil tanker intercepted by the us navy off libya has been returned to the capital tripoli the morning glory was captured by us navy seals almost a week ago. any legally loaded with more than two hundred thousand barrels of crude into rebel held port the aussies abroad the scripts the ship's crew had been detained and are being questioned. libyan prime minister obviously done was sacked over the instant last week after his government failed to stop the ship. for spanish prime minister of golf both solar and is known as the holder of spanish democracy has died aged eighty one after a long battle with dementia the liberal politician was the first democratically elected head of government after the and defences the fungus dictatorship in the nineteen seventies. he served as prime minister from nineteen seventy six to nineteen eighty one and played a key role in spain's transition to democracy praise for his willingness to take tough decisions the authorities investigating the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight three seven b insists that the search for any trace of the aircraft rema

no foreign forces compelled the citizens of tunis and tripoli to rise up. they did so on their own. from the but burmese parliamentarian pursuing reform, we see something irreducible that all of us share as human beings. a truth that will persevere in the face of violence and repression and will ultimately overcome. for the young people here today, i know it may seem easy to see these events as removed from our lives. remote from our daily routines, distant from concerns closer to home. i recognize that both in the united states and in much of europe there's more than enough to worry about in the affairs of our own countries. there will always be voices who say that what happens in the wider world is not our concern. nor our responsibility. but we must never forget that we are heirs to a struggle for freedom. our democracy, our individual opportunity only exists because those who came before us had the wisdom can and the courage to recognize that ideals will only endure if we see ourselves interested in the success of other peoples and other nations. now is not the time for bluster.

prices have also erupted in the northern city of tripoli between us and sympathizes and their city rivals. in addition to the weapon is a special fund will be created to help lebanon. the massive influx of simeon refugees. almost one million refugees leaving the country. world bank estimates have been and will require two point six billion dollars aid to the next three years to handle the crisis to check in our prime minister address anti at daniel and says he is ready to quit in his ruling body fails to win the key local elections later this month to let anyone is in the midst of fighting and damaging corruption destination. it seems to me and the greatest challenge yet in his eleven dollars an hour the video clip and india has now set a timeframe for its national election vote is set to be held from april seventh to make it well. analysts say this for me the country's most important election in more than thirty years the run up to the violent acts like a spa night on the widespread discontent with the in india over both corruption and disenchantment with the intimate meal gandhi that th

but the central government in tripoli describes it as an act of piracy and has threatened bomb the ship's a threat that the prime minister of the self-declared barka government dismissed. >> we don't accept any tanker or ship that we are dealing with or are contacted with. we are not making threats, and we don't want to use force. if i didn't know attacks us, we will be prepared to defend ourselves >> reporter: this isn't the first time that armed groups have challenged the government's control of oil exports. last summer, armed men shut down most of the country's main oil terminals. >> caused libya's oil exports to drop to a record low and cost the country billions of dollars in losses. struggling with lawlessness, libya's interim government is under growing pressure to restore order and rein in the armed militia, al jazeera. a ship israel suspects of trying to smuggle weapons to gaza is docked at an israeli port. forces seized that ship days ago in the red sea. on monday, they said they will display syrian made rockets. officials in iran and gaza deny those claims. >>> united nations

one came from tripoli. and how their sacrifice said a lot of lives. >> this photograph, is this posed or is this -- >> no. that's a shot taken in afghanistan. i believe in 2003. don't call me to that. >> navy seals for those are navy seals. >> highs on a target inside stories from the brotherhood of the u.s. navy seals. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> and now from the 2014 conservative political action conference david r. sunny says it is about time that americans accepted that democracy is not all that is cracked up to be and argues that we should get rid of the. >> the people have spoken. and there are wrong. the case against democracy. what are the people wrong about? >> everything at some point. right? does the problem. which is okay. were all wrong about a lot of things, but more importantly when we are wrong and coerce others to have to act a certain way or except social norms that we do to my thing. >> in what way? >> because we are coercing people to change. you're undermining their freedo

12 and air-borne caps out in the mediterranean and global hawks air-borne over benghazi as well as tripolise we anyhow that was a hot spot and we did none of that. >> thank you for explaining what is behind the letter and if you get a response from speaker boehner. >> we will. >>> you heard of fighting fire with fire. new technology might protect our troops from homemade fires and explosion with a separate explosion. >> a vegas gambler suing a casinno because he host half a million, while he was drunk. >> you think he has a case? >> a little boy, getting's huge birthday surprise. why they came from all over the country to make his birthday special. >> it is amazing that you do this for 17 year old boy, and we have made a difference in the world just for a birthday. >> some of the nation's bravest and finest pulling off a massive birthday surprise for a little boy, battling leukemia. hundreds of police and four men. he loves first responders and asking them to send cars. >> it is a unique position for a young kid. they look up to us and we don't feel obligated but we live to a higher standa