has intervened in libya has necessarily resulted in a decisive conclusion or an end to that conflict there so i think of them foreign intervention can be overstated i think the real factors that are driving conflicts are really internal. we'll have to leave it there molly day a middle east analyst joining us from london thank you so much for sharing your insights with us this morning. now to a controversy in the world of sports with the spotlight on german gymnastics a report by the news weekly desh spiegel recently shed light on serious allegations of bullying and mistreatment by a female coach at a national gymnastics center in the city of chemists but now spoken to 2 former elite gymnast who trained there and elsewhere and they say the problems are much wider than previously reported. now you know me and ruby vandyke are learning to love gymnastics all over again for many years their love for the sport hatch disappeared. aged 10 and primed for big things the twins moved to an elite training center near cologne but when their performances did they say they were called fat and lazy

india.rney across to work with libya and work on returns for those who are not clearly refugees. clearly economic migrants that are attempting to cross so they can be returned to where they came from. heather: by turning more to syria, we are hearing early reports from the g-20 conversation that syria has potential cease-fires. we have talked a lot about cease-fires. what is your sense on where things are going in syria? there has been some discussion about the safety zones. the military footprints tha. two major powers, the u.s. and russia, very close proximity to each other. give us your sense of syria right now. what does the future military picture look like? sec. fallon: the recent history of the syrian civil war is littered with cease-fires. none of these have turned out to be cease-fires. they have been broken persistently. broken by the regime and broken by russian activity. they have beenwe welcome any cet let's see the results on the ground. where these safety zones are proposed, let's not have the civilian population misled. where these safety zones are if they can be

the united states is deployed iraq, to afghanistan, somalia, libya and niger. we should not wage war unless we mf.isit the 2001 au congress cannot stand idly by. some of the most fun metal issues facing our nation. congress must make its voice heard. debate the use of military force. i urge my colleagues to support congresswoman amendment. we've done so repeatedly and in a bipartisan fashion. let's do it again. preserving our freedom and values and way of life. more. them so much i yield back. thank you very much madam chair. i want to thank my friend for offering the amendment and i think it's on the we ought to be talking about. while i oppose this amendment i think she makes many good points. i'm one of the people who do believe it needs to be replaced. i worked with my colleagues including my good friend in california on occasion to do that. i'mll add for the record strictly more comfortable with this not using military force than either the last two. he's actually done more to reduce our presence and in more cautious than either president obama or presiden

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stray shell fire in libya has killed a news cameraman who worked for another leading media organizations thirty five year old man who had been having for died on saturday while on assignment with a libyan militia fighting between rival militias in libya has killed and injured hundreds the african union has postponed a high level visit to the democratic republic of congo this comes as opposition leader martin challenges a final ruling from the top court declaring his rival felix educating the winner of the presidential election freedom miller has more now from kinshasa. the highest court in the democratic republic of congo announcing the next president felix. the. constitutional court judges dismissed an appeal by his rival martin for you who alleged widespread vote rigging on polling day last month. for you accused me of making a power sharing deal with the outgoing president joseph kabila both deny that by you lose refusing to accept the court's ruling and is urging everyone to reject. this i consider myself the only legitimate president of the democratic republic of congo i call on the

iraq look what happened with iran look what happened with libya it's not too far fetched to think that that can happen with saudi arabia. susumu yemen was the gentleman no i wouldn't say yeah i mean you know that he could tell you the good work that even the you know overall is also the d.o.b. element and the leadership just not the spotlight but they would not just want to him hundred other she kind of the time of them that are now that she come to help you know how the she turned to dust or maybe you just. didn't look at the health. the organ going more in yemen is not just creating global pressure but also a strain on the saudi economy in addition tens of thousands of foreign workers have been expelled from saudi arabia the government's reduction in subsidies for fuel and utilities has become a burden it's had to borrow aggressively to plug the budget deficit. well the budgetary crisis is not new i did have a conversation with the late then crown prince abdullah later king abdullah who made a real effort in the late ninety's had to institute a tax system other than that. and the con

they will look for transport to either libya or morocco the launching pads for southern europe but for now they still have four hundred kilometers of desert in mali on a twenty seven year old toyota pickup. back in liberia. older brother received bad news. just a journey ended when he was caught by the algerian peace. we don't know how those were actual migrants. i don't one but i was from concerned were very vicious to do with migrants. the authorities took his belongings in abandon him on the mali inside of the desert border. the family was worried they came together in raised one hundred fifty u.s. dollars hoping he would come home and call us and it was i knew i would see that. no company would see the money or the time that he summoned to come back. to life. mr and mrs blom move were upset with their son and hadn't even told them where he was going and you know what they. have bought i defended. his rule is that it won't cost is what i want with bill. and with him think about this let me give you my blessing. joseph was back but liberia hadn't changed. jews it has a computer scien

libya is in trouble at the moment the president of to mr east ninety three years old or syrian president is terminally ill and merkel has only just been brought back into the e.u. and that leaves egypt as the most likely. head of state to take it out and maybe that explains why cissy is now the chair that said there you have to try a choice a system whereby all those. presidents if you the chair you have the pinout to make. the incumbent and the incoming chair all acting together presidency is not going to be left on the zone to go of time then to do something strange is going to be managed carefully by their gender which congress has left behind which really is about the continental trade system about peace and security and basically toeing the line as to where the e.u. wants to go so we are aware that presidency has a very bad human rights record ok but he's logan were left on his own to go of president to do anything about a strange ok well we talk a lot now about. what needs to be done policy wise and also the causes of conflict on the continent but i do want to focus more on the ref

threat of a military invasion against venezuela in venezuela they have driven us to the point that libya was taken or that syria was taken to the point of unarmed opposition they have attempted out who have not allowed them to and venezuela is a piece they see people have been killed and fourteen police officers have been injured in protests in haiti's capital port au prince thousands of people are demanding the president step down accusing him of in action against corruption the president is juvenile malise is refusing to resign president trouble me north korean leader kim jong only later this month and it will be in vietnam's capital hanoi president trump said he's looking forward to seeing kim and advancing the cause of peace or i today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera let's go back now to khalid and. i already know yes. he told me. jose and elizabeth's offer on the house was accepted they do a final walk through with their parents. like about. not going to lation all thinking they should. we go there was a thirty three assembled finest it's never over or thre

iraq and divide it and kill millions of its people i think the also made a mistake when they bombed in libya and killed more than one hundred thousand civilians can these areas be corrected i think they made mistakes in the destructive policy approach in syria and are making more mistakes with venezuela. and his government is promising a strong response against pakistan which it blames for the worst attack in india and administers kashmir and decades at least forty four indian soldiers were killed by a car bomb on thursday pakistan denies supporting the group that claimed responsibility for that attack. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has called for general elections after losing an important budget vote voters will now head to the polls on the twenty eighth of april this will be the third election in just four years on wednesday politicians who support and dependents for the catalonia region were among those who voted against the socialist prime minister's proposed budget and wrangling about the trial of twelve separatist leaders on sedition charges. haiti's president says he will not

and when libya rose to depose their dictator the war drums struck an unlikely be. such a top. down. fall of the sun from britain's news it was the weapon of choice stronger than bullets fly with this documentary but this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera.

for you where across the northwestern part of africa it has been quite rainy anywhere from parts of libya over towards tunisia algeria as well the good news is most that rain is going to be making its way towards the west so from morocco you're going to be seeing some rain here as we go towards sunday as we go towards monday things of much better you can see a lot of that cloud area is out here just about wait to make its way over here towards the atlantic but up towards algiers it is going to be a good nice day for you with a temperature of twenty degrees. fly cats are airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera hundreds of thousands of people have marched through central london demanding a new referendum on whether the u.k. should leave the european union organizers say more than one million people took part making it the largest protest yet. fact forces in syria have raised their flag over a bug after pushing ice all out of the village it was the last pocket of syrian territo

gadhafi was overthrown but libya was plunged into a civil war. the rumors of rape continued and while the international community expressed concern this did not turn into action. libya is still in a state of political and social chaos and tens of thousands of refugees have fled many towards europe. it effectively has 2 rival governments militias rule the streets and the rumors of rape persist but no one would confirm them. then a libyan magistrate now living in neighboring tunisia decided to speak out. on this given that leave you. for. the next 7. years but. i'm not out of the school of law school i left and you. need my easy. money. mr moore how did you finish out of the enemy. in libya madonna manual was a public prosecutor in the chaos that followed the overthrow of gadhafi in october 2011 he said members of the opposition to jail for murder the very next day they were released and threatened to kill him so just. so he left libya. in tunis he has joined a group of libyan activist fellow exile. he's put together a group which now tracks allege

risk a new tool in the libya. on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. color from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria and this is the new cell from al jazeera. to separate convoy attacks killed thousands in bikini fall so we are on the front line as the west african nation struggles with violence . also the british prime minister barak's johnson admits a no deal briggs it would be a failure for which he would partially be to blame the party of russian president vladimir putin loses a 3rd of its seats in moscow's regional election and as bad as a nuclear bombing aid agencies describe the strength of the bahamas after hurricane dorian and spoil afghanistan celebrating a historic win afghanistan became bangladesh to secure their 1st overseas a test victory. it's structured. so 2 separate attacks on convoys in bikini faso in just a few hours have killed $29.00 people and it's highlighting a growing security problem for the west african nation the 1st attack happened in the. a gunman attacked vehicles carrying aid 14 killed there and then another 15 when a min

don't let me know the ball was injuriously courses but i'm sure a lot as it says on the libya a strong cuba. different from amongst them spotless economy and all of the. dark denise serve baldish were. more neuter poor demonic severity this does a tickle to depeche so called occiput of them all are just under lexi's and it could be used more easily to happy and all the power less i saw it in a spend and then forward if i thought still they said if you know a lot i make evil fav evil looking to feel it it's this book. it's only the. players unions federations and sporting events balkanize as all have opposing interests to the success of anti doping the tour de france association and the one hundred television channels that cover the event do all they can to maintain the clean image of the sport the race claims of us ship of over three and a half billion year. it's the third largest global sports event after the olympics games and the football world cup. right there with your office in the us or whatever it is you. thank you three thousand one hundred fifty nine kilometers nine mountain

the italian government for refusing to accept a rescue ship carrying over six hundred migrants from libya the ship is now on route to spain but comments frog's a war of words with the italian leadership who accuse paris of hypocrisy. the afghan president says the head of the pakistani taliban has been killed by a us drone strike. was responsible for a number of high profile attacks including the shooting of schoolgirl malala yousafzai in two thousand and twelve and the saudi led coalition in yemen to seize the entrance to an airport in the country's main port city the operation to retake data from the who sees was launched three days ago the coalition says it can capture the area without disrupting aid to the millions of yemenis who depend on it most of yemen's humanitarian food shipments pass through data all those are the top stories coming up next al jazeera travels to eleven countries to look at the impact of performance enhancing drugs in sport stoping that's next see you in about twenty five minutes time. never in sport has cheating been so prevalent at the highest level never has t

the battle for libya's oil the warlords general khalifa hopped are attempts to reclaim the terminals from armed groups. and sort of candidate yvonne touquet wednesday combi a election what will this mean for the deal far. hanging in the balance a crunch day for germany's chancellor as her coalition partner decides whether to.

risking it all libya. on al-jazeera. and this law is the most incredible stories are often true. and cheering go on experiences. makes the unfamiliar for me. in this life diversity makes a difference understanding the importance of being part of something great of their soul and this law is what i want to use as freedom of expression. the right to mortgage. sean and a lot into the golf course. because you're destroying the design and. makes us human. and the human condition is universal. this is al jazeera. hello from doha everyone i'm on maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. this is a worst case scenario which civil servants obviously caught. to prepare for the. u.k. prime minister barak johnson downplayed his own government's report on the possible chaos of leaving the e.u. without a deal. also in the news a u.s. house judicial committee approves a vote that could ramp up impeachment efforts against president don't trump the push for peace new prime minister meets groups to try to end the violence in the country's south i mean look at some of the misconceptions about

expensive for mozambique to borrow and yet it is still borrowing it owes money to everyone from china to libya and for the people living there it has die of consequences not to mention the terrible devastation and loss of life brought by site clone i recently which again require. foreign cash to help recover from well surging clifton's joining us now from london she is the director of the jubilee debt campaign it's a u.k. charity working to end poverty called spike just dead it's nice to see sarah jane i am going to play devil's advocate here i'm going to play the part of a modern day capitalist who simply says this is how it works the country or the institution which has the money loans to the one that doesn't it's the way the world goes round present the other side of the argument for me well i suppose to some extent we wouldn't necessarily argue with you we're not opposed to that we think it can be useful for by people and countries and businesses to spread the cost of payments for large purchases of countries things like infrastructure. the issue is if it commissioned responsibility and sp

guard says at least eight migrants have died and eighty six others have been rescued off the coast of libya rescue agencies say many more still missing and put the death toll as high as twenty five the international organization for migration says the mediterranean sea is the world's deadliest border at least fourteen people have been killed today as strikes and artillery attacks and rebel held suburbs of damascus there's been a spike in violence in eastern guta in recent weeks activists say it's coming under the near daily bombardment about four hundred thousand people remain trapped under a government siege running out of food and medicine ivan princes have been detained in saudi arabia after protesting austerity measures at the royal palace they're being held in a toy a high security prison in contrast to dozens of other high profile figures who were detained at a luxury hotel last year during what the crown prince called an anti corruption drive those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us thirty is coming up next. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures

nigeria brings back home hundreds of its citizens many say they were sold into slavery in libya al jazeera has an exclusive report.

hello again and that says al jazeera live from dire also coming up libya's u.n. backed government announces a cease fire and its rival in the east also calls for a halt in fighting. this sacred duty is my number one priority between now and election day i pledge to deliver election ballots on time as the controversial.

a turkish ship has seized off northern libya by the fall so it's a warlord khalifa haftar alice off to turkey agree to help protect tripoli. in search of an o. ring to protect the nations of west africa a $1000000000.00 plan emerges from the meeting of leader it's.

also coming up we're getting word that libya is. turkey to deploy troops to fight against border police. thousands of christians to bethlehem.

election officials order a rerun of the city's mayor all vote after the opposition won also this hour libya's u.n. recognized government accuses the u.a.e. of supporting the warlords.

pipeline was contaminated you look at the other unpredictable things that are going on right now in libya and in venezuela is there going to be blowback here for the united states and the president trump it's a very very good question because even if we have some new arabian opec covering for iranian oil again most of the substitution would come from saudi arabia iran and saudi arabia is a country and major opec member that has their highest the serapis spare capacity in a market so if they want to saudi arabia to cover for iranian oil that it's a spare capacity and opec and russia then if there is any other event the market would not have enough spare capacity to cover for that and to and in the event of any major incident and then we have a significant impact on the prices also beside that we have iran and that they are constantly traveling the market that if they cannot export any oil they are going to either close the strait of hormuz a retaliate on a global oil flow so all of these also could create potentially a psychology full impact on the prices however as of now looking at the f

the suspended interior minister of libya's u.n. recognize government is in tripoli for an investigation of a recent government violence against peaceful protesters. and questioned over the response to demonstrations that took place on friday those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera off the soup authority stage and that's a water bottle i'm sequences i have a question i ask these days it's hard to filter out the noise in keep track of what's really important to the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only. the 2 men behind super 30 could hardly have more different backgrounds their partnership might seem unlikely but it was 6 and we understand each other. there's certain things which we have in common and that's what makes us work together do that do do something for me put a people between you have not had so much. he's also one person if not have much in place on lake me. at the end of this hot april day

libya's un recognized government has called on the united nations and the international criminal court to stop the military campaign by forces loyal to the war. been killed or wounded since off the last his campaign to capture tripoli in april. news continues here on al-jazeera supa 30 next. counting the cost. what a year it's been a world sport bill to put aside short of a game to save the planet for glass of america the middle east people took to the street. spread of wealth out of trade war reshapes globalization counting the cost on al-jazeera. could hardly have more different backgrounds. it might seem unlikely but. we understand each other. certain things which we have in common and that's what makes us work together. to do something for the put a people be put in have not had so much say. he's also one person did not have much in place on lake mead. at the end of this hot april day this is leaving the exam. for the soup with the burden is now lifted. later that evening and their symbol for a d brief with. it out. he wants to know how they think they've scored a mathematician. 60

the german humanitarian organization c watch has accused the libya are violating international law it says the libyan coast guard forcibly removed at least 3 migrants from a european tugboat in the mediterranean sea on sunday the migrants had been seeking refuge on the ship after swimming from their sinking robert. president trump has praised the immigration crackdown by hardline who garion prime minister viktor orban who visited the white house earlier on monday it was the right wing nationalist leader's 1st meeting with a u.s. president since 1998 times previous sesar barack obama refused to meet or bad during his previous them to us prime minister the white house says the visit is part of an effort to reengage with central european countries as china and russia's influence grows in the region it's a great honor to have with us the prime minister of hungary and big.

tribes because libya should try. and settle my translation actually the first time he really caught the attack. they understood and they felt really bad actually defrosting they said every can be explained this to them and you know really sorry for that weakens and which is absolutely wrong in his law. it is good to unite and i mean if you got an american there first. are. they going to be. rax behavior demonstrate that saddam hussein and his regime have made no effort no effort to disarm as required by the international community in two thousand and two the united states was intent on going to war in iraq and in the run up to that there was an effort by the united states to convince the chinese government not to veto a u.n. security council resolution paving the way for military action in iraq all. sounds. so. and what happened is that as a quid pro quo for the chinese not standing in the way that security council resolution is that. the americans agreed to to listen to what's known as the east turkistan islamic mov

. >>> we are just learning into our news room that american warplanes struck targets in libya overnight hitting an isis target. we don't have anymore details right now. >>> a warning for you this tax season irs says e-mail and texting scams to trick taxpayers have gone up 400%. when consumers click on the phishing links they are sent to websites that ask for social security numbers. >>> orlando's biggest burger joint is creating a lot of buzz this morning. whalburgers is the first in florida. >>> 80s flash back. it was a green colored citrus flavored drink. it was promoted in the 1986 cartoon series the real ghost busters. coca-cola renewed the patent sealing speculation the drink get 30% off every guest every ship in the caribbean captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, february 19th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> donald trump fires back at the pope on immigration and faith. a new poll shows his lead narrowing in south carolina. >>> breaking news. american war planes target a major isis operative linked to two terrorist attacks.

basilica of the national shrine >>> new information about a in libya. the bombing is linked to two terror attacks last year. libya, in northern africa is a growing concern in the fight against isis. terror group is expanding quickly since it is an unstable country with rival groups fighting for power. 30 isis militants were killed in today's strike. >>> while ted cruz is busy in south carolina the debate over whether he can become president is moving from the campaign trial to the courtroom. a lawyer moved that cruz is ineligible because he is not a natural born citizen. even though he was born in canada he can become president because his mother was a u.s. citizen when he was born. republicans want this cleared >>> cruz could pull off an upset in south carolina. he narrowed the gap with front runner donald trump. donald trump is 28%. cruz 23%. you might be wondering what south carolina has to do with you in florida. there is a lot riding on this weekend's vote. it could have a big impact on the primary here in florida. we are putting together the reaso

island off the coast of italy, to libya. all five of the people who died were from france. three were customs officials who were trying to track illegal tracking routes used to ship drugs and sometimes even people. >>> deputies say they don't have enough manpower to get rid of this right here. a camp of protesters. more than 100 protesters are trespassing on private property according to deputies. the camp is near cannonball. a tiny town with a la it's about 45 miles south of bismarck. for months people have protested the construction of the dakota access pipeline. they say the land belongs to a local tribe. over the weekend deputies arrested 80 protesters. >> they continue to engage in these situations where they are unlawfully present on private property. they are creating chaos actually for law enforcement. company that bought the land chased them on atvs. deputies shot down a protesters' drone they say got too close to a law enforcement helicopter. the group blocked a main road through the area with their cars, with hay bales, rocks, and tree stumps. >>> do you ever loo

-bound plane in libya. the war heads had built in safety so they would not explode in flights. to create ied's. >>> former north carolina trooper said he felt his life gun. >>> if a picture is worth a this. more than 600 flags marked the art center where dog walkers are not picking up the poop. that is your 60 second scan. >>> cbs and ncaa are investigating bracketgate. it is not clear how the tournament got leaked online while cbs was half way through announcing the matchups. if you try to fill out the winning ncaa bracket every year without any luck you are in good company. you cannot beat your friends at work or your kids. don't feel too bad. 10 news reporter bobby lewis is on the road looking for friendly march madness competition. >> reporter: three years ago i set out on a mission. to prove you didn't have to know anything about basketball to fill out your march madness bracket. and boy, was i right. >> i think you are just coloring. >> reporter: i lost to my 2- year-old. >> i had to get my revenge so

. >>> american warplanes struck an isis camp in libya overnight killing dozens of people. the airstrikes likely killed an operative linked to attacks last year. >>> new information about this helicopter crash in honolulu. this video is terrifying. it was a sightseeing helicopter with a family of four and a it crashed in the waters off center. a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition today. his parents and brother and pilot were injured. >>> we have a traffic alert if you plan on driving in tampa or clearwater over the weekend. road warrior hilary zalla has areas you may want to avoid. >> with all the events this weekend we'll have heavy traffic. i want to start in downtown tampa with the gasparilla distrance classic. during evening rush hour they are doing registration at the convention center. tomorrow at 3:00 a.m. roads start to close. the main ones affected gandy and florida avenue. we have all this on our website and parking information. clearwater folks expect a lot of traffic downtown for the what is not helping the situation is a road closing for railroad repairs.

but they also made it clear that military action against isis in libya is not on the agenda. tina krause, cbs news. >> but us and it's allies are continue to launch airstrikes on both iraq and syria. >>> traffic nightmare in denver this morning. a slow-moving storm made its way into the region late monday night and continue to dump's no one colorado. snow was so bad today that the hour. punxsutawney phil. >> possibly some good news as his shadow which means spring is likely to come early. if he had seen his shadow, it would have been six more weeks of winter. >>> right now, a huge new casino's pension project. the governor says it will create thousands of jobs, but critics say not so fast. sarah hollenback shows you what >> this would drastically change the look and feel of the seminal hard rock in tampa. -- seminole hard rock in tampa. about 500 new rooms right next to the existing tower, plus a conference center, new japanese restaurant, and even a helipad. florida? we mentioned thousands of good jobs, 5000 to be exact, but they good question is, are those new another local

the wake of gaddafi's execution in 2011 libya was a mess of rebels armed to the teeth making it one of the the world's most dangerous hot spots. on september 12th they beared the teeth by attacking an american embassy. this attack was only the beginning of a micro battle that would rage on for 13 hours and take the lives of additional two men. >> they are coming in. we are all dropping. tells the tale of the battle of benghazi from the eyes of the then who were there. >> congratulations i find myself getting lost in the film watching it as an action film. it is an action film but you have to slap yourself now and again and say this actually happened. if people look at it as a straight up action film is the doing the guys there a disservice. >> that is an interesting thought. i never thought about that. i hope not. at the end of the day it is our inability to understand what they go through. what they go through is way beyond an action film. maybe my take on that would be that michael was telling the story that was as real as he could get it. in doing so it feels like a full blown actio

diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was racial comments he made. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications coming forward to serve the new administration. >> reporter: the president- elect is moving his high- profile transition meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club here in new jersey. tomorrow he is expected to sit down for a highly anticipated meeting with mitt romney. the former republican presidential nominee is despite his previous criticism of the president-elect. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> reporter: the trump transition team describes the meeting with romney as one to seek counsel. kenneth crai

less than 10 minutes, we're going to take a complete look at your >>> in news of the world tonight, in libya rebels fighting forces loyal to gadhafi changed their tactics. only former military officers and those with some military training are being allowed to fight. the untrained rebels have suffered defeats against the better trained and better equipped progadhafi forces. also ahead, a call from the rebels for seize fire was rejected. >>> thousands of people stormed the united nations compound and killed at least one people including at least 11 u.n. workers. unable to find an american target, they lashed out at the united nations. in florida, pastor terry jones insisted he was not responsible for those deaths. >>> and in mexico, gunmen killed at least ten people at a bar late last night in juarez. they found 140 bullet casings at the scene. today three people were shot dead at a burrito stand. >>> activists who fight against abuse by priest staged a protest today at the university of san francisco. they said they made sure a man who used to work there father mcgire is now behind bars. >>

consulate in benghazi libya. four americans including u.s. ambassador and bay area native chris stevens were killed in that attack. >>> also today, clinton had to duck when someone shoe a threw a shoe -- when someone threw a shoe at her earlier. she's only identified as a protester although it's unclear what she is protesting. mrs.clinton spoke about it earlier saying thank goodness she didn't play softball like i did. >>> collin kaepernick is caught up in an incident allegedly involving alcohol, marijuana and a naked woman. kaepernick has been working out in miami and now a police report filed by a female acquaintance making aide lines across the sports world. the report details a wild night inside a south beach hotel that ended with the woman waking up in a hospital with no idea how she got there. amber lee is at levy stadium with what fans and coach harbaugh are saying about what happened. >> reporter: the niners are months away from playing a game here at levi stadium. but tonight, an investigation is causing unwanted attention. carrying

. >>> no cease fire in libya. why the rebels said no to a deal that promised to end the hostility. >> spring weather that includes cool mornings and a chance at sprinkles. i'll tell you when it could occur in your neighborhood. >>> also a small pest po we have developing news from east oakland. about an hour ago police were called to investigate a shooting in the 2300 block of parker avenue. they found a man who had been shot in the chest. the man told him two men robbed and shot him. he was able to crawl to a neighbor's house and the neighbor called for help. the victim is now in the hospital. >>> the identical twins who say facebook was their idea lost a round in court today. the court of appeals in san francisco ruled against tyler and cameron winklevoss. the brothers wanted so back out of a legal settledment that paid them $36 # ,000. the chief judge said it's time for them to stop, but an attorney said they plan to appeal. >>> now to libya where anti- government rebels rejected a cease fire proposal today off

. >>> in news of the world tonight, in libya opponents of gadhafi rallied in the streets of benghazi today. meanwhile a rift is growing among nato members about the campaign. france and britain said other regions are not doing enough to attack the regime and help the rebels. >>> in egypt, protesters gathered outside a hospital where former president mumbarak was taken today. they called him a butcher. just a short time ago we learned prosecutors have announced he is going to be detained for 15 days during an investigation of corruption and violence during his 30 years in power. prosecutors also ordered the detention of his two sons in connection with that same investigation. >>> in russia, president medyez marked the first human space flight today. it says russia must preserve its role as a leader in space exploration. he was 27 years old and became an instant hero of the soviet union. the first american in space allen shepherd flew a month later. >>> nasa announced today where the fleet of space shuttles will go once they are retired. shuttle endeavor's final mission is scheduled fo

. >>> in libya american fighter jets continued air strikes even after the u.s. turned over the mission to nato last week. americans have flown 35% of all air missions over the last ten days. libyan rebels are calling on nato for more air strikes in connor as western and arab envoys are meeting to discuss ways to end the stalemate in libya. >>> and from ivory coast new video emerged today showing the moment former president bagbo was ousted from power. this dramatic video shows fresh forces storming the presidential palace on monday and leading away from bagbo and his wife. his capture ended a violent standoff that had gone on since last november's election. >>> the federal aviation administration suspended another air traffic controller for sleeping on the job while a plane landed. this time it happened in reno. the faa said they suspended a controller on monday for sleeping in seattle. no one was injured in either incident. the faa said it was immediately putting a second controller on the midnight shift at 27 airport across the country that currently use only

she says libya wasn't defeated then and won't be defeated now. >>> what i'm doing right now just sitting here on the sidewalk could be illegal in berkeley if some community leaders get their way. we'll explain what the >>> voters passed san francisco controversial sit, lie ordnance in november. but implementation of that law has yet to get off the ground. now another bay area city is considering a similar law. janine de la vega is in berkeley a city that's usually known for tolerance. >> reporter: we're here on telegraph avenue. even here at night it is still a popular area to shop and eat. but it's still frequented by homeless people. and now some people are considering making it illegal to sit and lie during the evening hours. some are fed up with people who set up camp on the sidewalk. >> i think it brings down the entire neighborhood. that it's terrible for berkeley business and especially for tourism. >> reporter: the manager at the restaurant says they were vandalized. >>> the berkeley chamber of commerce is in talks with city leaders to clean up the area and make it more inviting.

. >> more help is going to the efforts in libya. they are sending advisors to train the rebels joining the french officers already there. rebels battling the forces of moammar gadhafi released video where the fighting has intensified. one rebel said the firing is continuous and only stops when the government forces reload. france said it would step up the air strikes. photojournalist tim heatherrington and tomrose was killed. he was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. he was nominated for an oscar for co-directing the film restrepo. he named it for a soldier who was killed early in the fighting. >>> in other news of the world tonight in nigeria some 48,000 people have left a northern city after post-election rioting. the violence erupted after good luck jonathan won reelection. mr. jonathan is from the predominantly christian south. and mainly in the mostly muslim north were angry about the results. the international observers say the election was reasonably free and fair. >>> in turkey, occurred issue protestor kurdish protestors fo

hey, do you see the footage of france's jet fighters bombing tanks in libya? god, those planes look brand new. it's like they've almost never been used before. [ laughter ] all that french stuff, so shiny. anyway, the u.n. coalition troops are doing a great job in libya, but there are some countries like colombia last night -- remember, colombia's not in the coalition, germany is not in the coalition. see, i don't think their army was good enough to get in. you know? i guess they sent in their army demo tape -- their audition tape. [ light laughter ] here's the tape they sent to the u.n. watch this guy. this guy's going to throw a a smoke grenade. he is going to throw a smoke grenade at the enemy. here we go. throw the smoke grenade bomb. [ laughter ] okay. there you go. all right. thank you. thank you. yeah. good. and house minority leader nancy pelosi is recovering after fainting while on a trip to italy. she's fine. she's fine. the good news, there is no tightness in her chest, just tightness in her face, forehead -- [ laughter ] other than that, she's okay