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report und credible evidence ofar cres on both sides of tree lanka t cil war. cil war.ianka's marorce used against protesters in syri a tunnel t escape from prison in kandahar. welcome to "bbc wld news." cong up-- how riden in kate middton's village preped f the royal weddin the unid nations has published its long-aited port into algations of war crimesthe end theivil war in sri lanka it said widpread elli by authorities killed the tusands of cilia who di in the final mohs of the war. it also accused the tamil tirs of using residences hun shies. oth sides comtted war crimes. the u.n. calls forn dependent invtigaon. >> the report focuses on the final months of t civil war. vilis were trapped on a rinkg strip of land beten opposing forces. t accuseshe tal tigers of usingivilns as a buffer and shooting tse who tried to escape. it depends thousandsf civilian deaths oidesead government shelling and auseshe auorities of oer rights viations,nclung campsith teibleonditions. it calle sri lka's investigation deeplyflawed ad ued international investigation into war crimes

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. >> wt weave en since retuing to misrata is a city th it's still very much und siege and under fire. if athing, the situation seems to be worse thanurinour previous viss laeek. the is a near a qut in the streets and pele a very luctt to g outside. even inside thr ow homes, they are not safe. there was a ukraini docrate ho inse hispartnt, paing s bags to lve the city, when we belve there w a mort attack outside. at a main hostal here, iis continuingeinglooded by casualti. they have more tha100. docts sess the majoritare civilian manyre cing in with horrifi injuries fro shrnel and from snipers. a group of jrnalts came undefire tod onhe mn fron li. a brish photographer s killed. he was an awa winning otographer anoscar-nominated docenta mar. on his twitter ft la nig, he had said "in the sge. misrata. indiscriminate sheing. no sign of nato. s famy issued a statement saying he will be forever missed. were close to therontines emsees today. they' trying to sh forward. ey cim to have cleared a muchs 50%f tripoli street. that claim cannot be independently verifi. >> the organatiohuman rights

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und its own party's ne >> in 2010, republicans were jubilant. be smart strategists said that this could be a potential problem. a lot of these got people -- a lot of these people got elected. this is one where they don't. the establishment in the party wants to get as much as they can and get the best compromise they can. if you do that, you never know what will happen. bill clinton won that fight with newt gingrich. the tea party says it is about principles, standing up for what we believe in. the root of what we are seeing right now, the seeds were planted during the election with so many people lighting with the tea party. thes: let's go inside budget battle. i will let you take them one at a time with regard to winners and losers. first republicans, the democrats, then the president. first, the republicans. >> there is a nervousness for being blamed for shutting down the government. they are caught between that nervousness in satisfying their base. the base once more cuts and the government to shrink. that base of the party matters. they are

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. >> residents have been und hey bomrdment for mre than a mth. whis it so diicult to get aid in and peoeut? and ere isthe fightg focused? >> for 53 days, the embattled population has enolding ou against muamr gaafi. poly armedwith supplies food andmmution running out, the oplere under siege. the city is under intense fire agaitoday. i'the on town in ster lia continuing to offer resistance. the city has an -- has a history of opposition to muammar gaddafi. attpted coup against men 1975 was ledy ofcers from here. it fled and were executed. thousands have fled, but thos who remain a cfineto one- thd of the cy. accurate infmation is imssib to come byecae many of the thousands of peop sa to kild inhe last twmont, many are cilian the on way in or out is through the por. shipapproaching the coast run the riskf cong under fire at least 5000 pple are trying to escape, but it is pving difficult to get aid innd evacue' out. the ficest fighting is ting place along one road - tripoli street, tharunso the center theity. brain says it willo wh it can to evacuat

ere e still people who ctortell me are critically unded. doctor in taiz told mhey were injured with gunoundin their neck and head. a young masaide saw a sniper shooting ademotrators from the roof. and all of this,f anhing, is definitelyueli the protests across the cntry. pele he are absolutely furious athat'happening. >>o thpresident seems to use the colel gdafi theory of crowcontrol. are s days still numbers? it'very difficult to tell ether it wilwork. the president stilhashe military maron h side, even though some thermy is now split, one vy porful general joinedhe oosition two weeks ago. d trps royal to him, the ite troops that are trned e u. and britain, those oopsre still othe side of e president. and it's clear thate hasn't hesitated to usehem day. >> our correspdenthere in yemen, thank youery ch indeed. let's go tliby tonight, the u. mitary is pulling its war anesrom front line misons st as other nato alliesncluding britain e seing in more aircraft to coinuehe assault on pro-gaddafi fces. conel ddafi may be, i repeat mabe sking a way

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but eryda you need ather piece of paperwork o, you kno your claim is und revw. they've st n been treated fairly and tt upsets me. i blame i on the federal government, the shapehat we're in today. i really do i didn wanto say that but it'sime for meo speak up you can look at the meeting toy that wead,he l numb, there should have been 1,000 people at this ple. ey're tired. when y're the middle of a hurricane and theinds are blowing 120-mile-perour when you're holding oo this rooftop , you kn,ventuallyour nd isoing to give away. orou're going toall off this lifeing. i've got smany people falling off the life rin and tning ose that i'm vy conceed abt tt. and theye given up. and tt's exacy wh b.p. nts them to do. it no betr nothan it wasa year before. as a mter fact it'swors now people getng in financial proems. it's caused a lot of marital problemsnd fily problems. a year ago pple was working on thprogm. th were making go money. but that was cutut. it's like the president sa back at e white hou, he may is say one tng, but what has done? there's a big diffencen speak

it is in that context that i think we need to consider every unding recommendation in this budget. when i looked at function 450 and function 750, i noticed a couple of interesting things. and this doesn't demean the need across the country for federal support in certain areas. but in function 750 we are increasing from 2000 to 201087.2010 2010 87.5% and those are values across the country and 450. we had an increase from $10.6 billion to $23.8 billion. this has gotten us into the challenge we have of our $1.6 trillion stpeufplt the further concern i have is this raises taxes to pay for it, a further burden to our kids and grandkids. i was happy to support in fiscal year 11 c.r. additional tkhrado ut wove -- we have to be realistic and we are going to set appropriate caps here in the budget committee and ask the appropriations committee to do its work and keep in mind some of the challenges that we are facing across the country. you mentioned local and state budgets. i feel terrible for what is going on in patterson that they are laying off police officers despite the fact that --

the war started und the john f. kennedy administration. your timing was a little off. >> the french were involved in that war for many, many years. >> sit down. sit down. >> thank you very much. >> please continue. >> we were very polite when he spoke. we expt thsame courtesy from him. obviously, i am wrong. what i would like to talk about is not the specifics of how many documents were compromised or said what to do. what i would like to look at is how we as individuals and organizations and groups of people deal with issues of secrecy. secrecy is something that we have all experienced throughout our history. there are various forms of this. we have religious secrets, as shown by the gnostic sects and the knights templar. we have social secrets such as the freemasons. we have commercial secrets, trade secrets, property and commercial confince materials. we have criminal secrets. the mafia has a secret code. lastly, we have state secrets. l of these organizations have a commonality on how they deal with those secrets. one is that the organ

idr mac [inaudible] >> it is easy to und >> it is easy to understand that haiti doesn't have sources in structure to read so many political parties who are coming out of our system. it is not a strong one, so we have discussed waiting a little bit before the united states keeps on sending deportees back to haiti. we need to come up a program where we can reinstitute them in life and society that we are estimated that for this it would cost about $300 million on 10 years. so we're working on the program and the secretary of state was willing not just to listen, but to move forward. we also spoke about the tps issues can wear pretty soon haitians living there will have a temporary status expired things like the news would be good news, but i'll let it be official. the office of the secretary will talk about it. i [inaudible] >> well, while we engage in discussions, nearly as collected in new process yesterday and we're going to continue. >> do you plan to re-create the haiti military? >> well, the to maintain peace unless someone suggests it remains forever. having said so, it gets imp

summarize your prepared statement to fiveembe minutes before we move to theopn question and answer period unde the five-minute rule. without objection, mr. steinberg's preparedefo statement will be made a part of the record, and members may have five days to insert statements and questions for the record subject to the lengtherg' limitations in the rules. and the chair now recognizes herself for seven minutes. and, mr. deputy secretary steinberg, i would like toles. recognize the iranian-americans from my district and around ther nation who are in the audiencee with us this morning and havee family members in iraq. they're extremely concerned about the safety and the welfare of the residents and the actions of the iraqi government against them. and i urge the state department to insure that iraqi government will comply with its obligations under the forces of agreement and international human rights standards. thank you, sir. the president's address to the nation on monday on the situation on libya was a welcome development but left many questions unanswered. the president justified in interve

the islamic republic underwebsite a reinventi-- unde transformation. you're now beginning to see the name imam homi in the political discourse of the people involved in the iranian government on various different levels. you no longer hear the term ayatollah khomeini. you're now hearing him being called imam khomeini. now, what really happened -- what does this have to do with the arab uprising. let me go briefly through a short history. after the election everyone knows there was this massive uprising and cnn was there. actually wasn't there but somehow there was a wonderful coverage of the elections. what it felt to many there's going to be a major revolution in iran. that didn't happen. the islamic republic was too creative for that and they came up with this idea of the soft war in order not to necessarily to simply do away and stifle the sense of the iranian society but also challenge what they perceive to be the u.s.-led velvet revolution in the country. and much of that really revolved around somehow making the green movement look as though they

[cheering] und financial principles and free markets.as i look out at you today, i know that you have sacrificed to be here and iant you to know your sacrifice matters and it is making a difference. thank you. patriots of the tea party movement often look back to the founding fathers of this country for guiding fundamental principles and ispiration. these are men whose names are well known, george washington, john adams, benjamin franklin, all have become symbols of strong sound government principles. before the iconic names were people who risked everything, sometimes sacrificed everything to begin a life where they could own the fruits of their labors and live their own beliefs. ownership. you put in the work, you reap the reward, this is the american dream. there have been times in the country's history when the dream mutated during the roaring 20's pelelayed fast and loose with their credit, agreed and speculation the firm wall street. for the most part, government got out of the way and the house of cards came crashing down and we c