u.s. military action, that the united states has custody of his body.ington. and, of course, a hijacked airliner brought down in pennsylvania as well. a major development that the president, his national security team have been working on. and a previous administration as well, chuck todd. president bush saying notably from the white house after 9/11, this was a figure wanted dead or alive. but chuck, before i go to you, let me bring in our chief correspondent, richard engle. your reaction from a part of the world tonight that will take this news as a huge development, as it is throughout the world. >> this is nothing less than breathtaking. this ends a chapter, the global war on terrorism which has defined a generation, which has defined the u.s. military missions in afghanistan and iraq. so many people, so many soldiers have been waiting for this moment. i know incredible numbers of troops who have been wondering what they're doing in iraq, wondering what they're doing in afghanistan year after year, deployment after deployment. and now when they hear

the u.s. action in libya passes it sixty day deadline without congressional approval due to make the campaign feminin legal fuel on capitol hill the white house saying be concerned about that. and thousands of protesters take to georgian cities to run for president saakashvili his resignation with of course the police to fire the demonstrators fueling fears a repeat of previous violent confrontations could take on buses. this is our take from moscow. hello and welcome to the cell the space program hobby exploring the recent hassles something falls on supermarkets to receive his first sim groom hundreds of new stores and come by site but he has a specific project he asked me while i was in moscow city hollering skyscraper area if someone does something like today in a moment they will start showing the loss of andrews as he finds out the elsa was the most her shopping died today is the triumph of capitalism you can see on this night how many major shocking senses the wrong is just a page or a full tra

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the u.s. action in libya is now formally unconstitutional after congress leaves the sixty day wrong campaign to go on without official approval. and the great survivors at home in the harsh climate of antarctica explore the exotic wildlife at the bottom of the earth. here with r.t. coming to you live from moscow thanks for joining us israel has rejected a us call for a peace deal with the palestinians based on the pre nine hundred sixty seven war borders which should mean its withdrawal from disputed territories or prime minister binyamin netanyahu who is in washington for talks says he is ready to compromise but describe the proposed boundaries as in the fronts of all but authorities christine for azzam reports it's america's decades long approach towards israel that's failing to break the stalemate. it is the scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here in was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians call nakba or catastrophe the creati

. >> reporter: he specializes in u.s. action toward terrorists. >> it certainly has an impact on the morale, it certainly has an impact on the symbol of al qaeda, the face of al qaeda terrorism, but i think it also has a bit of an impact practically because it will discombobula discombobulate. >> reporter: he also says bin laden's death may increase the risk of revenge attacks. >> i think more dangerously, if someone or some terrorist group within the united states takes this to heart and over a period of time smolders with anger and perpetuates a very serious attack, that's a possibility. >> reporter: still, he says, killing bin laden is a definite victory for the u.s. there may be other leaders lurking in the wings but he says they lack bin laden's charisma. >> they don't have the same kind of appeal. he was a leader that appealed to people. he spoke to them in a way they understood and he could mobilize them in a way others could not. >> reporter: he says bin laden's death won't end terrorism, but eliminating an elusive targe

the u.s. action in libya passes its sixty day deadline without congressional approval which makes the campaign now formally illegal for a few on capitol hill of the white house seemed to be. thousands of protesters take to georgian cities to demand president saakashvili that resignation reports the police have fired the demonstrators are fueling fears of a repeat of previous violent confrontations could take place. now we take you to the u.s. state of louisiana next where water pollution is the disastrous cost of doing business we present the second part of the special report we've got for you. thirty five years ago wilma helped identify a toxic debt some suffocating marine life in the gulf of mexico the dead cell is all encompassing it's along the mississippi river it's in the gulf the dead zone has a huge impact on all the coastal areas where you have the fisheries researchers say . we know that it's being caused by runoff in the midwest. the midwest has been growing will kill more and more corn re

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the u.s. action in libya passes it sixty day deadline without congressional approval which makes the campaign formally illegal now the few on capitol hill or the white house seem to be concerned about that. and thousands of protesters take to the georgian cities to demand president saakashvili his resignation with reports that police have fired the demonstrators fueling fears a repeat of previous violent confrontations could take place. turmoil in the arab world prompted some european states to impose border restrictions to keep out refugees fleeing the violence nextel going off and spotlight asked the separate general of the council of europe if freedom of travel within europe could become a thing of the past. hello again or welcome to the spotlight. potsie i'm going to have them today my guest is. the. popular uprisings in the arab world led to bloody conflicts some of which are still. the fourth humanitarian situation in the region forced thousands of people to flee their houses and sail overseas

the u.s. action in libya passes its sixty day deadline that congressional approval from washington doesn't seem to care too much for the military campaign is now officially illegal. but it's not a problem for them to live in the walls harshest temperatures are to trouble trying to get by the nature of the region's unique was a lot of. cricket even for moscow it's nine pm here now this is r t with me kevin how and first israel's rejected a us call for peace with the palestinians based on the pre nine hundred sixty seven war borders the deal would mean the jewish state's withdrawal from disputed territories promised abandonment of yahoos in washington for talks described the proposed boundaries is indefensible but that is christine for reports next it's america's decades long approach towards israel that's failing to break the stalemate. it is a scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here it was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians cal

u.s. actions in another longstanding conflict in the middle east despite calling for israel to stop building settlements in the west bank and jerusalem the u.s. veto a u.n. security council resolution that would have condemned this really settlements obama's owes. you know it's there in very quickly. but one state that is coming close to being on washington's blacklist is syria iran's closest ally in the region there is strong condemnation of the syrian leadership and the white house source said the administration is close to declaring president assad's rule their illegitimate action might follow syria is much more dangerous a situation than libya as far as global issues are concerned it is a crucial player in the balance of power in that region it is a crucial factor in the current. sort of stays in the israeli palestinian situation with the situation in the middle east as unstable as it is analysts say the u.s. involvement in yet another conflict could further destabilize the region and add more red spots on this map going to check on our t. washington d.c. . syria is the current focus of

u.s. action in libya passes it sixty day deadline without congressional approval but washington doesn't seem to care too much that its military campaign is now officially illegal. and it's not a problem for them to live in the world's harshest temperatures marty travels to antarctica to get back to make chill with the region's required. hello this is our see live from moscow this saturday evening it's eleven pm here now and kevin i went to the top story and israel's rejected a us call for peace with the palestinians based on the pre nine hundred sixty seven war borders the deal with maine the jewish state's withdrawal from discreated territories prime minister binyamin netanyahu who is in washington for talks described the proposed boundaries as indefensible but it's not his christine for azhar reports next it's america's decades long approach towards israel that is failing to break the stalemate now. it is a scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violen

u.s. action in libya passes its sixty day deadline without congressional approval but washington doesn't seem to care too much for this military campaign is now officially illegal. and it's not a problem for them to live in the world's harshest temperatures he travels to antarctica to get back to nature regions you. hello this is our sea live from moscow this early sunday morning it's just after midnight here now my name is kevin zero in on the top story for you israel has rejected the u.s. call for peace with the palestinians based on the pre-one nine hundred sixty seven war borders it would mean the jewish state's withdrawal from disputed territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who's in washington for talks described the proposed boundaries is indefensible result is christine freeze out reports next it's america's decade long approach towards israel is failing to break the stalemate now. it is a scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. he

u.s. action in libya passes its sixty day deadline without congressional approval which makes the campaign formally illegal but few on capitol hill or the white house seem to be concerned. thousands of protesters take to georgian cities to demand president saakashvili is resignation and the false police and fire that demonstrators are fueling fears a repeat of previous violent confrontations will take place. next one of the hundreds guards or so range of moscow's supermarkets for anybody. hello and welcome to the cell the space program hobby exploring the recent capitals something falls on supermarkets with the recent construction boom there are hundreds of new still isn't complete syphon has a specific project half a mile away that must go city solving skyscraper area if someone does something like today in a moment they must start showing the loss of andrews as he finds out the elsa spreads the most her shopping guide today is the triumph of capitalism you can see on this map how many major sho

u.s. actions responding to all these things, what do you think u.s. policy in the middle east is? i think there are four big elements the president addresses. underlie thing is our independence on middle east oil and we need to understand that that's what such is so close to the volatile and difficult area of the world. number two is that i think it brings us the opportunity to get on the right side of history the things we believe in. it is not just about israel. it is about freedom and democracy and i think that sentiment is very powerful place and we should dash we should be strongly in favor of that. number three, we still have this al qaeda fringe that tries to kill americans and despite the death of osama bin laden that's something we have to deal with. number four, although it is not the end of the road, the middle east peace process is an essential part of what we have to do. that stalled and as senator mitchell's resignation showed us, that chapter is closed. those four elements have to all be there ought the strategic level. >> we heard -- i don't know if you heard senat

u.s. military action that killed him, that u.s. personnel were responsible for his death and that the united states has the body in its custody. this, we believe, was an incident that occurred in pakistan where osama bin laden for years has been believed to be hiding. we have seen him periodically appear on videotapes on al jazeera, broadcast throughout the arab world. the wars in afghanistan and iraq, particularly the war in afghanistan that was launched in an effort to bring both al qaeda down and osama bin laden down. and now it has happened. the president will take america through the developments that led to osama bin laden's death tonight. we are awaiting the president who will speak late on a sunday night. and he will take us through those developments. we have all of our correspondents in place. chuck todd in the white house, our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell who has covered the war on terrorism and its many incarnations since 9/11 and including before on osama bin laden. our colleague said it, this is

u.s. says it's going to hold someone responsible expect action once the u.s. has officially declared the syrian government illegitimate. it it would open the door. true various steps taken to remove that government but the south proclaimed position of the u.s. as the world's policeman and judge of which government is legitimate or not doesn't sit well with everyone here and. now if you want. your government or not to be in order the americans. even some of the us longtime allies like the yemeni president seem to be intimidated by the zest of the white house to act as the arbiter of who will to power in the world. are you president of the united states or president of the world when condemning government atrocities in different countries in the middle east and north africa the us claims the higher moral ground declaring human rights is the basis for its involvement but the critics say this is a smokescreen for the real reason for interference you know certainly and their d.n.a. or us foreign policy. and economics were obviously based. in a movie with a. story o

u.s. military action that killed him, that u.s. personnel were responsible for his death and that the united states has the body in its custody. this, we believe, was an incident that occurred in pakistan where osama bin laden for years has been believed to be hiding. we have seen him periodically appear on videotapes on al jazeera, broadcast throughout the arab world. the wars in afghanistan and iraq, particularly the war in afghanistan that was launched in an effort to bring both al qaeda down and osama bin laden down. and now it has happened. the president will take america through the developments that led to osama bin laden's death tonight. we are awaiting the president who will speak late on a sunday night. and he will take us through those developments. we have all of our correspondents in place. chuck todd in the white house, our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell who has covered the war on terrorism and its many incarnations since 9/11 and including before on osama bin laden. our colleague said it, this is

u.s. is engaged in military action? >> it is interesting. the population of afghanistan is around 29 million, and there's probably no more than 80,000 u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan right now, but if you look at the stories that come out, you think the numbers are completely reversed. all the stories are about americans, and you see almost no images of stories about the afghan people themselves, so if you look at the dominant representational paradigm uc today, it is all about foreign soldiers. my idea was to try incurred counted to that a popularized narrative and focus on images and stories that really reflect that lived experience of conflict through the eyes of the afghan people. >> you are exhibiting with three other photographers. it is true all three of them have really focused in the areas where a lot of u.s. and allied forces are seeing action, are actually involved in combat, so your story is different than theirs. what does it mean to show your body of work along side of the stories that probably are more familiar? what kind