could appear at the war crimes tribunal is reportedly ready to surrender to the hague where he's wanted on charges of crimes against humanity he's been on the run since revolutionary forces took control of certain last week and is thought to be somewhere near libby.

appear at the war crimes tribunal he's reportedly ready to surrender to the hague he's wanted on charges.

top story for you moammar gadhafi is most prominent son saif al islam could appear at the war crimes tribunals he's reportedly ready to surrender to the hague where he's wanted on charges of crimes against humanity and he's been on the run since revolutionary forces took control of sirte.

time our top story for you mama gadhafi is most prominent son say if it could appear at the war crimes tribunal he's reportedly ready to surrender to the hague where he's wanted on charges of crimes against humanity he's been on the run since revolutionary forces took control of certain last week and is thought to be somewhere near libya's southern border with the jail and this comes as relatives of the slain libyan leader look to the hague to bring a war crimes lawsuit now against nato over alliance troops deliberately striking at that use convoy which they say posed no threat to civilians nato was only allowed into libya by the u.n. soley to protect says its citizens while nato has postponed its early decision to end now as well its libyan mission by the end of the month after calls from the interim government to stay on and start his illness and now if found his death isn't making the country any safer either way. one of the major concerns here are the. my pins are firearms that are massively in the hands of the population here and there are efforts from the end to see to try to collect and

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with a lung infection and sixty nine year old is currently on trial at the hague tribunal facing charges of genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity and that it is accused of being responsible for the siege of sarajevo and the massacre in one thousand nine hundred five during the bosnian war last week the former general complained to the un court about his health and asked to be examined for kidney stones. troops of libya's interim government to fighting their way across the coastal town of claiming they have taken several key positions. the revolutionary forces have also advance in the town of bani walid where senior members of gadhafi regime are reportedly still hiding. and that's going to generalize some of the stuff is told the civilians who are paying the price for the intruders gains. i think what's happening and is really quite shocking i mean if you remove yourself from saying i support one side or support the other side what we see is a full scale assault on. you know very densely populated area in which civilians are paying a very very heavy price now the reason why this is important is becaus

john kony was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity and the tribunal at the hague. connie is also dignity -- kony is also designated as a special global terrorist. some 3000 fighters originating out of uganda, now more prevalent in central africa -- i mean, the united states the ploy's 100 military advisers to happen to be special forces. i think we should call this what it is. it is a killing capture mission. i would ask you to comment on that. >> congressman, i think we certainly are trying to enhance the capacity of our partners to capture or kill joseph kony and other commanders, but they will be doing the actual military mission on the ground. we will be advising and assisting them so that they will be more effective in doing it. yes, i do not disagree with you in terms of one of the end results, if it works, but i think it makes sense from the united states point of view to enable partners to act when they have the capacity to do so. as we've said, they have some capacity and they have done a lot. and we have helped them get to the stage. but to go the final d

crimes committed during the wars with bosnia in 1990s had been one of the eu's main demands. in may of this year, serbia captured former bosnian serb military commander and handed him over to the military tribunal in the hague. >>> canada begegypt began regis candidates. the newly-elected legislators will write a new constitution for the country. the islamist muslim brotherhood, which was outlawed under the mubarak government has been allow dodd join the election. >>> the british prime minister, david cameron, aims to change his country's rules on royal succession to give girls the same right to the throne as boys. he told the house council that the matter will be discussed at meeting later this month if australia. the changes require the approval of 15 other nations. >>> rachel ferguson is up next with weather. >>> hi there, yes, time again to look at the weather. let's go into eastern asia to see what's going to be happening as we go into the end of the work week. it's going to be continue to be very wet. down towards the south here. the philippines seeing the tropical depression, that was a tropical storm, banyan, if you remember, now the remnants are continuing to move away from luzon. but

kony was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the tribunal at the hague. kony is designated as a specially designated global terrorist. some 300 fighters originated out of uganda now more prevalent in central africa. i mean, the united states deploys 100 military advisors who happen to be special forces. i think we ought to call this what it is. it's a kill and capture mission. i would ask you to comment on that. >> well, congressman, i think we certainly are trying to enhance the capacity of our partners to capture or kill joseph kony and other commanders. but they will be doing the actual mission on the ground. we will be advising and assisting them so that they can be more effective in doing it. so, yes, i don't disagree with you in terms of one of the end results of this, if it works, but i think it makes sense from the united states' point of view to enable partners to act when they have the capacity to do so. as we've said, they have some capacity and they've done a lot. and we've helped them get to this stage. but to go the final distance requires t

john kony was invited -- indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity at the tribunal at the hagueted as a special global terrorist. some 300 fighters are rigid and out of uganda -- some 300 fighters are more prevalent in uganda. we employ advisers to happen that the special forces. i think we should call of what it is. this is a killing capture mission. i'll ask you to comment on that. >> congressman, i think we certainly are trying to enhance the capacity of our partners to capture or kill joseph kony and other commanders. but they will be doing the actual military mission on the ground. we will be advising and assisting them so that they will be more effective in doing it. yes, i do not disagree with you in terms of one of the and results of this if it worked. but it makes sense for the united states point of view to enable partners to act when they have the capacity to do so. they have some capacity and they have done a lot and we have helped them get to the stage. but to go the final distance requires this additional support. goodink it is ia investment. >> ambassador? >> you'