this is tripoli after 42 years of nightmare.ety overnight and make it work in one of the most contentious and difficult areas of the world is what people are trying to figure out. [ chanting ] >> so, before the war, did you think it would ever be possible? >> no, no. >> did you dream some day this will change? >> no. in gadhafi's time, you cannot say a word. you get killed. that's it. it was impossible. then i joined the group, you know? >> right. >> the militia. >> omar is young and was even younger when the fighting started. he, like so many libyans from around the country and many who had left, heeded the calls for revolution on facebook and twitter. they fought in tripoli, benghazi, misrata and everywhere in between. who won this war? young people or everybody? >> everybody. but the young people, they started it. >> what was your day like as a revolutionary? >> you keep one thought in your mind. you do this for the next generation, for a better country, for a better life. >> you have a future now. >> yeah. there was no futur

tripoli lost the first set but rallies to win the match in four...next up fo^ tripoli is the winner of th janesville/holy inity match.. in class 1-a, springville met the cowgirls of sidney first set, orioles megan wagaman has her shot knocked back at her by kenna nenneman, but wagaman avoids the ball and it goes out of bounds for the springville point, sidney leads 17-15 the cowgirls mackenzie hulsing on the serve--- looking for the ace, but she lands out of bounds..the cowgirls lead 23-21 still in the first set, jordyn johnson with the soft touch just straight sets. in the late game, janesville and defending state champion holy trinity catholic battled in class 1-a. early in th e first set, janesville's kennedy meister,with the kill.... then it would be gillian gergen and mesiter on the net defense, they get the put back anddoint ... jannville wins the first set 25-15 and the match 3 sets to 1 to move to the semifinal round. .janesville gets tripoli again. tonight for the second time in five years--the spencer family of wateeloo celebrates a daughter signing a division one softball sc

one is based in the capital tripoli and the other in the eastern city of tobruk. the united nations is trying obroker an international unity deal. the agreement could be a step to that goal. joins us now from tunis, sir, thank you for joining us on al jazeera. the general national congress has just recognized the signing of the agreement between the tribes. how much of a difference is this actually going to make to libya's security overall the deal that the two have managed to strike? >> it makes a difference for sure. this is at least one step further in the peace agreement, one of the several steps in the peace agreement that should be signed in libya. and for you are, now, we have two tribes, at least two parts of two tribes that did sign an agreement and they were fighting against each other over the last 12 months or so. however, it remains very as you said it's the general congress the tripoli's government that welcome this news, the tripoli government that is cheering for this agreement but from the other side which means the tobruk government, to allow sup

another matchup of rivals in 1a featuring tripoli & janesville. the wildcats already up a set..rolling in the second ... payton thompson scores the set winner 25- 15...... janesville leads two sets to none. . third set, tripoli's nikki dettmer with the kill to give the panthers a lead.... but on match point...janesville sophomore kennedy mesiter throws the hammer down. , janesville sweeps tripoli to advance to the class 1-a the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice ananinequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, people are sick and tired of establishment politics,

tripoli.otection, they were helpless and vulnerable at sea. they captured our ships, plundered our cargo and held them for ransom. without the trade, the economy would collapse. it took two future presidents to come up with a deal. john adams and thomas jefferson. they meet the ambassador in england. he was charming but uncompromising and demanded money. >> both adams and jefferson left the meeting shaken. no deal on the prisoners and they didn't have a deal on safe passage for a merchant ship. back in the united states, they waited for a recommendation. that's where adams and jefferson split. adams said we can't fight them unless we want to fight them forever. jefferson says you can't pay for peace. he sensed that the attacks would start and the price would only go up. in this case, jefferson was 100% correct. the united states would cave to the pirates. borrowing money. it would cost them up to 20% of their national budget. yet, somehow the attacks continued. when our first president took of

the northern port of tripoli has become a way out for syrians. syrians don't need visas to go into turkey. they arrange visas to lebanon and it is up to them what they do next. >> we get the tickets and from there, they can find their way to the greek islands and eventually to other european countries. >> ahmed is one of them. he tells us he is looking for a future which he no longer has at home. he has family who already found their way to europe. >> my brother has been in germany for six months. i am not going, because the sea is too dangerous. europe is not going anywhere. if i don't go now, i will go later. >> many passengers on this bus are new arrivals from syria. they enter on new transit visas because of new restrictions imposed by the lebanese government. >> a number of passengers travel to turkey from here. since the beginning of this year, 100,000 people left, 90% of them were syrian and 90% of them didn't return. >> that is why it is hards to goodbye. these women are from the government controlled city of homs. some are getting ready

but for many of the passengers turkey is not their final destination and lebanon's northern port of tripoliway out for syrians and those who deport from here do illegally and do not neat visit need visas to enter and they get visas to go to lebanon and it's up to them to what they do next. >> translator: they get the tickets to go to lebanon or others and from there they can find their way to the greek islands and eventually to other european countries. >> reporter: 18-year-old is one of them, he didn't want to reveal his identity but tells us he is looking for a future which he no longer has at home and has family who already found their way to europe. >> translator: my brother has been in germany for six months, i'm not going because the sea is too dangerous, europe is not going anywhere. if i don't go now i will go later. >> reporter: many of the passengers on this bus are new arrivals from syria and enter on transit visas because of new restrictions imposed by lebanese government. increase in the number of passengers who travel to turkey from here and since beginning of year 90% left an

the tradition at tripoli is simple -- make it to state -- and yet again, the panthers kept that tradition alive -- it's their 9th straight trip -- that's the second longest current streak in the state. tripoli shooting for their 12th state title -- first test -- grand view christianand the panthers pounced -- keely heller -- sneaks the spike -- just inside the white line for the point then would get tricky -- heather heine -- with the tip -- moves on with a 4 set winner panthers get the winner of janesville and holy trinity wildcats came out firing -- layeth the hammer down -- and that would be a theme for janesville -- later in the set --- kennedy meister -- perfect placement on the spike -- wildcats dethrone last years champ -- 3 sets to 1. top half of the 1-a bracket --- springville taking on sidney the cowgirls led early in the first but the orioles came flying back -- thanks to megan wagaman and plays like this -- the tip gets the point -- wagaman had a team high 9 kills then later in the set -- chritine hoogland goes cross court kill -- but sidney would end springville's winningest

class 1a...janeslle and tripoli....the panthers are at state for the 9th straight year nd looooing to hanggaround another day as keely heller smokes that one by the janesville blockers....but the wildcats had other plans....andrea hessewith the kill as janesville sweeps tripoli... and west delaware is headed back to the state titltl match in 4a as the hawks sweep lewis central...from the state volleyball tournament, scott westerberg tv9 sports. for more semi-final highlights from class 5a, and 4a, go to kcrg.com. finally it's s ime for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. they say bitime players make big time plays inig games and that is exactly at kenndy senior shaun beyer did against wash in the 4a quarter- finals. beyer had a big sack and a 61 yard touchdown grab followed by the play of the game on the final play of the first half with a 88 yaad pick six in a 21-7 cougars win to stay unbeaten and advance to semi-finals against bettendorf tomorrow. did you think you could take that all the way? i isaw nimmers coming from the backside

a major departure point is tripoli in lebanon. we have this report. >> many of these ships are bound for turkey, but for many of the passengers, turkey is not their final destination. lebanon's northern port of tripoli has become a way out for occurrens. those who depart from here do so legally. syrians don't need visas to enter turkey. helping syrians book seats on the ferries and arrange their visas to lebanon, then it is up to them what they do next. >> they get the tickets to go and from there find their way to the greek islands, and eventually to other european countries. >> 18-year-old ahmed is one of them. he didn't reveal his identity but tells us he is looking for a future which he no longer has at home. he has family who already found their way to europe. >> my brother has been in germany for six months. i'm not going, because the sea is too dangerous. europe is not going anywhere. if i don't go now, i will go later. >> many passengers on this bus are new arrivals from syria. they enter on transit visas because of new re

marines going over to tripoli, libya. all right. why did they do it?oice. we had no army in 1784. and the next thing you know we have our first crisis without a president. the articles of con federation are guiding this country. we want to find out why our merchant ships can't go through the mediterranean. our guys are being enslaved we find out we send over jefferson and adams to meet in london we say to the ambassador what's your problem and essentially says buy the korans mantra we can treal do what we want. >> because you are an infidel. >> so the americans are trying to trade. develop the american economy because after the revolution we needed money. and they couldn't go into the mediterranean sea because these pirates from tripoli would attack the ships and kidnap the americans and take all the stuff. but we didn't have the capacity to right the wrong, right? >> we didn't. and adam said i met these guys and unless we want to fight them and i will paraphrase. unless you want to fight them forever we better not fight them aat all. jefferson proved

second set now...tripoli takes control...kenned y drewis goes over top two blockers...panth ers up 6-3 early.... a few points later....the thunder bounce back in the form of cassidy budd...christian down 13-9....but tripoli wins the next two sets... and the panthers were too much to handle......on match point...heather heine makes it count.....grand view christian sees its season come to a close 3-1..... the thunder end their season with a 30-13 record. number 3 e-b-f taking on number 6 dike new hartford in 2a quarters. second set.....wolverines won the first.....baylee peterson rises up and smacks the kill...dike new hatrtford up 10-3.... later in the set....taylor leffler answers for the rockets......but ebf still down nine points..... they would hang in tough....karlie taylor attacks the net and she delivers....the senior not going away... and its taylor once again a few points later.... but the rockets get swept by the defending state champs. here's a quick look at the 3a action from earlier today-- nevada tops columbus catholic 3-1. and they'll face kuemper catholic who handled s

the tripoli national congress has accused the u.n. led peace mission of taking sides. leon has taken a job in the united arab emirites. it agrees to the positive elements of the draft agreement, but has serious concerns about the vision that was set out by leon. it's waiting for an answer from the u.n. about the leon scandal and all for an end to all attacks. despite reservations, politicians from both sides are urging their leaders to sign up to the previously negotiated agreement. >> we continue the dialogue to reach the final agreement. it gives real balance between the two parties, the situation on the ground will be more difficult if this agreement is not signed and the same will continue because as issue knows this the powers will be powerful statement will continue. >> reporter: large parts of libya are now run by militias. it has helped groups like i.s.i.l. to take control >>> the emergency teams are still searching for survivors after a huge land slide in northern myanmar. 108 people are dead. a hundred others are still missing. many of the victims were workin

the government in tripoli and the house of representatives based in tobruk.this has been overshadowed by leon apparently taking a job at an uae think tank, run by the government, and apparently negotiating this job while he was still the u.n. special representative to libya. this is so important because the uae is a key backer of the house of representatives. so it is being looked at as a potential conflict of interest. it looks bad on him personally, but beyond that, the allegation is perhaps he could have been trying to influence the outcome of the talks being brokers by the u.n. to try to get some power-sharing agreement. so that's really the controversy that has really every shadowed him leaving his post in libya. >> and have we heard from the u.n. about this letter sent by the gnc? >> reporter: as leon went into this briefing, we asked him what he thought about these allegations and why he took this job. he ignored our questions and walked in without addressing it. however, the united nations has not also addressed the latest allegation, showing the guar

it took three and a half hours for authorities to end a stand off in tripoli. tripoli.deputies say a man was threatening to harm himself with a weapon yesterday afternoon.a viewer told cbs 2 news residents were asked to stay inside their homes with the doors locked as a precaution.the man eventually gave uand was taken to a local hospital. in blackhawk county, a fire truck respopoing to a medical emergency in cedar falls collided into another vehicle.the cedar falls fire department says it had both its emergency lights and siren on when it hit a vehicle that had just pulled away from a stop sign.no injuries were reported but the truck had about 4-grand in damages.the driver of the second vehicle was issued a citation for failing to yield at a stop sign. november is the worst month of the year for car versus deer collisions in iowa.state farm insurance's annual study shows iowans have a one in 68 chance of hitting a deer this year. and remember if you see *one, it's likely there are more nearby.the insurance company suggests using your brights when there is no o

class 1a...janesville and tripoli....the panthers are at state for the 9th straight year and looking to hang around another day as keely heller smokes that one by the janesville blockers....but the wildcats had other plans....andrea hesse with the kill as janesville sweeps tripoli... and west delaware is headed back to the state title match in 4a as the hawks sweep lewis central...from the state volleyball tournament, scott westerberg tv9 sports. for more semi-final highlights from class 5a, and 4a, go to kcrg.com. finally it's time for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. they say big time players make big time plays in big games and that is exactly what kennedy senior shaun beyer did against wash in the 4a quarter- finals. beyer had a big sack and a 61 yard touchdown grab followed by the play of the game on the final play of the first half with a 88 yard pick six in a 21-7 cougars win to stay unbeaten and advance to semi-finals against bettendorf tomorrow. did you think you could take that all the way? i saw nimmers coming from the

she had a game high 23 kills -- sumner fredericksburg advances with a 4 set win.the tradition at tripoli is simple -- make it to state -- and yet again, the panthers kept that tradition alive -- it's their 9th straight trip -- that's the second longest current streak in the state. tripoli shooting fofotheir 12th state title -- first test -- grand view christianand the panthers pounced -- keely heller -- sneaks the spike -- just inside the white line for the point then would get tricky -- heather heine -- with the tipip- moves on with a 4 set winnerpanthers get the winner of janesville and holy trinitywildcats came out firing -- first set -- bree thompson -- layeth the hammer down -- and that would be a theme for janesville -- later in the set --- kennedy meister -- perfect placement on the spike -- wildcats dethrone last years champ -- 3 sets to 1.top half of the 1-a bracket --- springville taking on sidney the cowgirls led early in the first but the orioles came flying back -- thanks to megan wagaman and plays like this -- the tip gets the point -- wagaman had a team high 9 kills then l

the tradition at tripoli is simple -- make it to state -- and yet again, the panthers kept that tradition alive -- it's their 9th straight trip -- that's the second ngest currrrt streak in the state. tripoli shooting for their 12th state title -- first test -- grand view christianand the panthers pounced -- keely heller -- sneaks the spike -- the poininthen would get tricky -- heather heine -- with the tip -- moves on with a 4 set winner panthers get the winner of janesville and holy trinity wildcats came e out firing - - first set -- bree thompson -- layeth the hammer down -- and that would be a theme for janesville -- later in the set --- kennedy meister -- perfect placement on the spike -- wildcaca ddhrone last years champ -- 3 sets to 1. top half of the 1-a bracket --- springville taking on sidney the cowgirls led early in the first but the orioles ame flying bacac-- anks to megeg wagaman and plays like this -- the tip gets the point -- wagaman had a team high 9 kills then later in the set -- chritine hoogland goes cross urt kill -- but sidney would end springville's winningest season

tripoli advances with the 3-1 victory in the final matchup, janesville facing the defending champion holy trinity catholic. gillian gergen goes with the floater and it lands in the sweet spot the wildcats keep spreading the ball around. this time it's kennedy meister splitting the defense with this kill. janesville advances with the 3-1 victory. josh go to kcrg.com for highlights from class 2a and 3a. it was signing day and there is a bohannon headed to iowa. they had six athletes sign letters of intent at linn-mar.. stephanie jenks cal track.. amber decker iowa track,a.j geers penn wrestling, jared printy western michigan hoops,amanda ollinger will play for lisa bluder and guard jordan bohannon will be a hawkeye just like his dad gordy who played football at iowa. he is just happy one of us went to iowa. another eastern iowa athlete signed to play hoops with the hawkeyes today..6"7 230 pound power forward cordell pemsl of dubuque wahlert. they had 9 athletes sign at iowa city west adain keen swimming mizzou, mark mcglaughlin swimming nc state, track athletes tia saunders and will sc

the first land invasion of tripoli in 1805. 1804-1805. this was his biography. how great william eaton was. he was patton and mike ditka rolled up into number one. >> i had no idea. >> that should be a lot more. >> and we know the song, the shores of tripoli, that's what this is all about. >> it's the battle of the republic. the shores of tripoli, our first victory overseas. >> what a great look at such a crucial time. we could talk about his personal loss throughout this story. great work, brian. >> thanks for texting me along the way. you kept me up to date on what was happening. if you want a chance to see me in person, foxandfriends.com. fredericksburg on the 8th. book renew on the 10th. and santa barbara the 13th. >> this friday in washington, d.c. thanks, brian. >> officially comes out tomorrow. >> order tomorrow. >> "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates." >> straight a ahead, the republican campaigns met yesterday to discuss guidelines for the next republican debate. should the republicans stop complaining or do they have a point about it being biased

. >>> which support the asmt n has brought a response from the tripoli base fifty which has asked the u.n. to investigate. live now at united nation in new york. we understand leon has been speaking about his new job. what have you been hearing? >> the security council was addressed but that was a regular meeting basically updating the security council on his outgoing position, updating them on the status of the u.n. brokered political arrangement, the political power sharing agreement that the u.n. is trying to foster there. however, it was overshadowed by this controversy about leon taking this job with the uae, also negotiating with one of the parties backed by the uae. we had a chance to ask him about this after he came out of the security council meeting and take a listen to what he had to say. >> i prepared the way out. you may say look at the optics is not nice, and i can agree with this, and if it is a matter of saying i could have done things in a different way, maybe this is the right answer, but what is important is six months ago/eight months ago, when i didn't have any re

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. >>> brian's new book "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pie res" shows us the war against terror is not new to america. they confronted the pirates off the barbery coast that were kidnapping ships and sailors. jefferson sent warships to defend americans. this book is fantastic. i love it. >> thank you. i appreciated it. it is the war on terrorists, the first one we had. >> it opens up -- reminded me of the movie "captain philips." you know what i'm talking about? i am not making a joke. 1801 is when the war really started. go back 15 years and there is an american ship and it is captain richard o'brian. he is sailing across the barbery coast and a ship comes up alongside of him and what happens? >> he is boarded and they take the ship and all of these guys captive and strip them of everything they have. not only are they taken, button slaved. o'brian is kept for 10 years in the most harshest conditions. we are a new country. what is your problem? they used koran and the islamic religion as a false crutch because we were infidels and now susceptibles to be taken. we describe what it

there was a possible suicide bomber detained in tripoli"-in beirut, lebanon...scott thuman. 3 and you can see scott's entire report this sunday, on full measure with sharyl attkisson. that's tomorrow at 10-30 a.m., right here on kmeg-14. 3 they're calling it an oasis for wounded veterans.coming up, we'll show you how one rehabilitation center is in the works to help out these military veterans. 3 3 the sunshine 3 the sunshine returned today after our first winter storm of the season, but temperatures stayed in the 20s because of the fresh snow pack. tonight low temperatures will drop near 10 degrees with pertly cloudy skies. tomorrow will be another day with mostly sunny skies and temperatures near freezing. 3 monday and tuesday may be a bit warmer as the sunshine continues, but it looks like the rain will return wednesday into thursday. at the moment it looks like there is a slight chance of freezing rain thanksgiving turkey. 3 3 still to come tonight..what 20-16 front-runner donald trump is saying about keeping a close eye on "certain mosques" in the united states. stay tuned e of 3

of course, it was unfortunately ran a ground and boarded by tripoli pirates and taken but later, thanks to steven decatur's special operation which we call it not now but then, they were going to blow it up in a heroic feat. but we ended up living the war. you lived through 9/11. were you here at "fox news" channel and covered all of the years after that, this was really the first war on terror. >> good book. if you'd like on meet brian he is at philadelphia tonight at 7:30 at parkway central will library. we know that as the free library at basically 19th and vine here in philadelphia it is opened to the public and free. >>> 6:50. >>> we always knew that adele's third album would be huge. >> we did. >> yes. >> because she released it, everybody was all excited. based on hello, everybody is excited about that. you know album would be big. it looks like, she will be saying hello, to a few new records. >> ♪ >>> since friday the the album 25 has sold nearly two and a half million copies in the united states a alone. >> that makes it the biggest selling album of the year, so far. final tall

we've got you covered in garnavillo, tripoli, mount auburn and today -- the calendar gives extra push to kick the habit. today is the american cancer society's 'great american smokeout.' about 68 percent of the country's 42-million smokers say they want to quit. a combination of medications and counseling can help ... and the health benefits begin immediately. only two weeks after quitting ... the body's lung function and circulation improves. after ten years ... the risk of dying from lung cancer is cut in half. a good question to ask yourself this morning: how much do you pay for car insurance? what you drive makes a difference. insurance-e-quotes-dot-com says s-u-vs and trucks are cheaper topping the list for best insurance deal goes to the ford explorer, followed by the gmc sierra, the chevy silverado, chevy equinox and the dodge ram 1500. call it a cyclone reunion on the bench last night in the n-b-a. two former iowa state players -- now coaches -- go head to head against each other. the bulls were on the road in phoenix last night. fred hoiberg in his first year in chicago. form

tie it up at 22 all but sidney stops the momentum and would sweep the orioles in 3 sets also in 1a, tripoli aking its 9th consective trip to state. 3rd set, kennedy drewissets the kill off the block. the panthers take the 3rd set 25-17 to lead 2-1 in the 4th set. hailey waddell rises up for the block. then on the match point, waddell lets it rip.. tripolladvances with the 3-1 victory in the final matchup, janesville facing the defending champion holy trinity catholic. gillian gergen goes wit the floater2and it landsin the sweet spot the wildcats keep spreading he baal around. this time it's kennedy meister splitting the defense with this kill. janesville advances with the 3-1 victory. josh christensen tv9 sports. go to kcrg.com for highlights from class 2a and 3a. it was signing day and there is a bohannon headed to iowa. they had six athletes sign letters of intent at linn-mar.. stephanie jenks cal track.. amber decker iowa track,a.j geers penn wrestling,, jared printy western michigan hoops,amanda ollinger will play for lisa bluder and guard jordan bohannon will be a hawkeye just like his

took three-and-a-half hours to get a man out of a home.it all started at about 11-this morning in tripoli. deputies say a man was threatening to harm himself with a weapon.a viewer told cbs 2 news, residents were asked to stay inside their homes with the doors locked as a precaution.the man later in university heights, a person who wasn't even on the ballot is the town's new mayor. mayor.weldon heitman earned enough write-in votes to defeat incumbent mayor louise from.more than half of all those registered in university heights turned out to vote. cbs 2 news is learning new developments in a black hawk county mayoral race. race.today, cedar falls mayor john crews announced he will leave office when his current term ends on december first. crews was running for his 16th term on tuesday and failed to pick up enough votes for an outright win. win.he was supposed to face jim brown in a run off election next month.under black hawk county rules, the runoff election must still take place.third candidate dave halterman, told the waterloo-cedar falls courier, he is considering a write in campaign.

there have been attacks targeting two sunni mosques in aaa last year as well -- in tripoli last year as well. since the offensive across the lebanese-syrian border, there has been much better -- they have been much better equipped. they have managed to stop a lot of suicide bombers or a lot of, men wearing those suicide belts, , across from syria. what is worrisome in this case in what we've seen today in the beirut suburb is that those groups might become homegrown and not have crossed the border from syria to lebanon. and this is a concern and a new development. so, if we see more of those homegrown terrorist attacks, then, you know, isis might be operating secret cells in lebanon, especially in refugee camps. news came out that two of the suicide bombers were palestinian. the area close to where that bombing took place is one of the biggest palestinian refugee camps. there is concern that isis might have infiltrated the refugee camp, and it is greeting its own -- it isll that is now creating its own secret cell that is now coming out today. alouf, carol maloof -- m thank you. by u

the stand-off took place in tripoli. according to bremer county sheriff's office, a man barricaded himself insde his home with a weapon and said he wouldn't come out. police eventually talked the man down. he was taken to allen hospital for further treatment. no charges are pending. homeless people in cedar rapids are protesting over having nowhere to stay. the group was kicked out of osborn park where they had set up camp. osborn park is owned by the city, and has park hours that end at 10 at night... the group was told they were tresspassing and they needed to relocate kwwl's kristin rogers caught up with the group as they took a stand outside city hall. that's right. they were upset they said the park was their home and ttey consider each other family. (cg: donald wroblewski/ homeless) "where are we supposed to go now? we can't sleep on park benches, you understadn what i'm saying? you can't go up here and sleep on the bike trail, they'll kick leave after a ssries of complaints. the caa was also homeless) "that was to

it happened yesterday in tripoli. the bremer county sheriff's office says a man was armed in s home -- anddwouldn't come his safety. it took about three and a half hours, but they were able to be checked out. as a toddler's death is investigated, we're hearing from the family. they say they want answers now. kyrian knox was reported missing in september. his mother said the boy was staying with a family friend in rockford as she moved from cedar rapids to chicago. this week, we learned police were able to confirm his body was found in a pond in n icago. "i am angry and betrayed. i feel like what happened to this baby shouldn't have happened. i feel like who's care he was in were deceased when they cut my grand baby up but there is a crime scene somewhere." the man the boy was left with is now in jail for burglary. he says someone he didn't know came to the home to pick up the boy. he also says he spoke to kyrian mother before sending him with the people who showed up at this is another story that's hard to wrap your h

tripoli about the university and just asked people, what is going on here? they said zero you should've been here friday. qaddafi sent security forces into the main square of the university and erected gallows, 11 gallows to hang to the death 11 students. their alleged crime, knowing about or participating in the writing of anti- qaddafi slogans on the wall. that is pretty dire and ugly. things turned. if we don't have a free press and if we are not allowed to practice the first amendment, we could become victims of that darkness. >> thank you bob. [applause]. i going to stay and sign some books now? >> yes, absolutely. thank you. >> a book tv is on instagram, follow us for publishing news, scheduling updates and behind the scenes pictures and videos. instagram.com/book -underscore tv. >> ronald numbers, did isaac newton discovered gravity. >> yes he did. >> but he did not discover it from being hit on the head with a falling apple. and that is the story that has circulated for centuries, that that dramatic episode in the garden triggered his thinking about

there was a possible suicide bomber who was detained in tripoli. scott: it is not the firststime america has invested weapons and this, 32 years ago, was the sight of the deadliest attack against u.s. marines since iwo jima when has below militants set off a truck bomb at the marine barracks, killing 241 americans. u.s. forces, about five months later, withdrew from that peacekeeping mission and the fighghng continued for another seven years. more than one hundred thousand people died in that conflict. sharyl: is anyone suggesting the u.s. put troops back into lebanon to protect the border from isis? scott: no, despite the heavy fighting, they are holding strong. nevertheless, the white house said it is sending more resources to lebanon. we can only imagine that means more money and weapons. sharyl: interesting. thank you, scott thuman. in the days following the attacks, concern and rhetoric turned to the issue of refugees. in october, we reported on the potential for isis terrorists to travel into europe posing as refugees. this week, the majority

in 1-a --- it was round 2 between janesville and tripoli --- the panthers won that meeting -- keely y ller playing for a simular result -- she puts it down for the point -- but janesville took the first setand they were in cruise control after that -- jillian gergen -- with a janesville gets the sweep and gets sidney in the finals. stay with c-b-s two -terry has in c calville today, company y representatives and community members gathered for the annual national philanthropy day awards.the group meetsor the ceremonies once a year - to honor those who have gone above and beyond in volunteerism aa financial support.i had the honor of emceeing the program.seven winners were announced in various categories.organizers say the association of fundraising professionals represent all facets of the

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the tripoli peaced government has asked the u.n. to explain. >> i prepared the way out. you may say, it's not nice, and i can agree, it is. if it is a matter of saying, i could have done things in a different way, maybe this is the right answer. but what is important is, you know, six months ago, eight months ago, when i didn't have any result of my work, you could say this guy is biased. this guy will support one side or will support the other side. today, what you have is the result of this work. you have an agreement, and you have a government. can you say, can you find any element in this agreement or in the government that you consider it more inclined, or it reflects a non-neutral position of the united nations? if so, let me know, and we can comment. the rest is about saying, look, the appearances are not good. which i can accept. >> she said that she will hold true power in myanmar above the president in the election. she's officially barred from running for the top job herself. aljazeera's florence louie has more now. >> the two had formed hours before the oppos

many from the lebanese port of tripoli.odor reports. >> many of these ships are bound for turkey, but for may be passengers, turkey is not their final destination. lebanon's port of tripoli has become a way out. these who depart here do so legally. syrians don't need visas to go into turkey. they arrange visas to lebanon and it is up to them what they do next. >> we get the tickets and from there, they can find their way to the agreeing islands and eventually to other european countries. >> ahmed is one of them. he tells us he is looking for a future which he no longer has at home. he has family who already found their way to europe. >> my brother has been in germany for six months. i am not going because the sea is too dangerous. europe is not going anywhere. if i don't go now, i will go later. >> many passengers on this bus are new arrivals from syria. they enter on new transit visas imposed. >> a number of passengers travel to turkey from here. since the beginning of this year, 100,000 people left, 90% of them were syria

based in the capital - one is based in capital of tripoli and the other of tabrook. the deal done in doha could be a step towards that goal >>> you're watching al jazeera. still to come on the program mali's president says the wrong armed group is being blamed for friday's hotel attack which killed 90 people. plus. >> reporter: in london at a new exhibit looking at the history and the legacy of art and empire. >>> a reminder of the top stories. france has used its aircraft carrier for the first time in its air strikes against i.s.i.l. the president is working to assemble a collings of western countries in a fight to defeat i.s.i.l. following the attack in paris. belgian authorities have charged the fourth suspect with terrorism offences after they detained 16 people on sunday during rates. schools and the city's metro are due to reopen on wednesday after being shut down for security reasons since saturday. one teenage palestinian girl has been shot dead and another one has been wounded in central jerusalem after the gears tried to stab a 70 year old man that they uni

british allowed staff to leave, expelling them from the country ending diplomatic relations with tripoli. later, the family was paid compensation. since being overthrown british investigators made trips to libya. british police do not know who fired the shots from inside the building that killed yvonne fletcher, but hope pro-muammar gaddafi activists from the time will come forward with fresh information. >> they may be in london, anywhere in the middle east, libya for around the world. we are appealing to those men to come forward, examine their consciences because allegiances change, and we want them to come forward to speak to us. >> yvonne fletcher's family says the one regret is not to see anyone prosecuted for her killing. they hope she can solve the case. >> ahead on al jazeera. belgium steps up security in the wake of the paris attacks. we'll have the latest, plus. >> i report from western ethiopia, on the blue nile, one of the largest buildings. the grand ethiopian renaissance dam. dam. s >>> a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, france confirms that the man they believe

response from the tripoli government has asked the u.n. to investigate, warning that leon's appointment risks destroying the political process in libya. >> in pakistan, the search continues for up to 150 people trapped after a factory collapse. at least 21 people are confirmed to have been killed in lahore. it's not clear what caused the collapse, but there was structural damage in the area after last week's earthquake. let's go live for the latest from lahore. it's now nighttime, how are the search and rescue efforts progressing? >> it's the second night since that tragedy happened. the rescue teams are still busy in this industrial state. it's about 30 kilometers south of lahore on the main road to moltan. this is the hub of pakistan's industry. the building that you were talking about was unfortunately poorly constructed. you can see the beams, the supporting beams and pillars were not, according to standard, despite that, the owner decided to add yet another floor and that of course led to the collapse of the building. importantly, mos

it has brought a furious response from the tripoli-based government which has asked the u.n.igate. it warns that leon's appointment risks destroying the political process in libya. leon has spoken again of the difficulties involved in establishing a workable peace settlement for libya. >> the absence of effective authority is manifesting itself and growing insecurity and criminality across many parts of the country. the growing influence of terrorists and other extremist groups is posing a dire threat to the very authority of the libyan state. the cruelty and bar barety witnessed in areas under their control, an omen of what may yet come unless there is a united action to contain and eliminate this growing threat. >>> a palestinian has been shot and killed by israeli forces in hebron. israeli police say he was armed with a knife and was attempting to stab soldiers. that brings the total number of palestinians killed during cent tensions to 74, and the number of israelis killed to 9. >>> rescue teams are searching through the rubble of a collapsed factory in pakistan. at least

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there has been bloody power struggle between parliaments and governments and one is in the capitol tripoli tobrook and trying to broker a national unity deal and the deal in doha could be a step towards that goal, al jazeera, doha. >>> the parliamentary election in egypt has seen another low turn out and cairo and 14 other provinces voting in the second stage of ballots to replace the parliament which was dissolved by a court ruling in 2012. government workers given a half day off work to encourage them to vote but many polling stations are virtually deserted. battling for control of yemen's third largest city of thai and it's strategically important on a main road linking sanaa under houthi control to aiden where the government is based. saudi led air campaign began in march in support of the government, since then the u.n. says 5700 people have been killed and more than 2.3 million displaced and gerald tan has more. >> the push for thai, it has been a week since pro-government fighters launched their offensive for yemen's third largest city, supported by the saudi-led coalition in the ai

one of the isis groups in libya, several months ago went after an international hotel in tripoli frequented by international businenemen and americans wewe killed there. more that have kind of attack include can attacks against americans. >> dickerson: in terms of the russian response, what your sense of -- outlined couple of different responses that's your ess about what putin does? >> i think he uses this to try to rally the russian people to follow him. but i think there will be people in russia particularly in the mimile class who believevehat he's taking the country in the wrong direction who are going to speak up about what's happening. >> dickerson: the last 30 seconds, there was report that political report friday that hillary clininn's e-mails were not actually classified material. if it's possible, taking a politics out of it, does that rprise you. >> john, it does not. the working people in the intelligence committee whose job it is to decide whether that's classified or not are really good people. they are really working hard. but they have a bias toward saying something iss cla