they are still investigating the crimes committed under the rule of moammar gaddafi. they say that he can be tried with the cooperation of the icc. foreign based opposition to president assad said france will press the u-2 open humanitarian corridors in syria to help protect civilians and deliver aid. the united states has called for its citizens to leave the country immediately. activists say more than 40 people have been killed in the last 48 hours. a general strike has begun in portugal. public transport and schools are expected to be affected. austerity measures, they say they will ruin the country. and the european commission president has thrown his weight behind the idea of eurobonds. they are looking to pool debt. german chancellor a angela merkel is opposed to the deal. you are watching the bbc, from singapore and london. still to come on the program, how a haircut equals a hate crime. lifting the lid on the scandal that rocked the amish community. >> on a holiday island, an explosion caused by leaking gas leaves five seriously injured. in italy, three people

. >> in libya, just one month after the death of moammar gaddafi, the search is on for justice. the chief prosecutor of the international, a court visited the site of a mass grave. they say if they can demonstrate carrying out a real investigation, they can put one on trial there. >> brought to the side of one of the worst war crimes to take place in tripoli. a massacre. 106 people were killed in this warehouse, which was being used as a makeshift detention center. pro gaddafi forces threw grenades into it and then finished them off with bullets. one man later told us how he escaped when his captors were loading their rifles. he said it was a son of moammar gaddafi that was responsible, but he blames all of the family, and he wants one punished by execution. the international criminal court chief prosecutor is in tripoli. it has been agreed that he can be tried in libya with the cooperation of the icc. we asked another it's a fair trial could be conducted here. >> there are different ways to do it. in sum, they are served evidence, and in others, they are not. >> would not be em

. >> in libya, just one month after the death of moammar gaddafi, the search is on for justice. the chief prosecutor of the international, a court visited the site of a mass grave. they say if they can demonstrate carrying out a real investigation, they can put one on trial there. >> brought to the side of one of the worst war crimes to take place in tripoli. a massacre. 106 people were killed in this warehouse, which was being used as a makeshift detention center. pro gaddafi forces threw grenades into it and then finished them off with bullets. one man later told us how he escaped when his captors were loading their rifles. he said it was a son of moammar gaddafi that was responsible, but he blames all of the family, and he wants one punished by execution. the international criminal court chief prosecutor is in tripoli. it has been agreed that he can be tried in libya with the cooperation of the icc. we asked another it's a fair trial could be conducted here. >> there are different ways to do it. in sum, they are served evidence, and in others, they are not. >> would not be em

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. >>> new this morning, moammar gaddafi's son has been captured. a militia commander says saif was found today in a southern libyan city where two aides tried to smuggle him out of the country. he is the last of his sons to remain unaccounted for. gaddafi gaddafi was killed last month and international court prosecutor will travel to libya to participate in talks over how islam should be tried. >>> president obama is on his way back to the united states this morning. the president's motorcade pulled up to air force one in billioni earlier today. hours before, the president wrapped up his visit at the east asia summit. that's where he met with the prime minister of thailand and other world leaders. one of those other world leaders included the chinese premiere, who met unexpectedly today, hours after meeting last night at dinner. a white house official says mr. obama and the premiere want to continue their conversation about key economic issues between the u.s. and china. those issues include the value of chinese currency and territorial disputes. >

vandyke left altimore in february,,to help his libyan friends fight in the uprising agaiist moammar gaddafi's rule. the 32 year old was captured and imprisioned in tripoli.he spend six months in solitary confinement.he escaped from prison in seetember, but chose to stay in liiya until thee revolutioo enned.vandyke says he's sorry for what he put his family though, buu glad he was able to be part f the revolution. 51:09 of course i care about thhm suffering and the amount of time they waited but i knew that they would understand 16 4727 i'm glad that the jjb was pinished. i wasn't going to power 32 so he's gone so i'm f home 35 35vanddke says.. he doesn't know how long he'll be home..e says he's ready to fight again in the next arab revolution. van dyke is working on a book and doccmentary about is and documennary about his experience. 3 for the second time in the out on top against the pittsburgh steelers.buttit pasn't a clear victory...until the very last second. "when that whistleebloo... pee's be who we are!" are!!the ravens were on the sttelers home turf last night. both teams came out ph

the civilians between the and type moammar gaddafi and the pro moammar gaddafi forces are no longer at risk. however, they will continue to monitor this situation from the air. >>daria: southeast asia has been overwhelmed with 800 people killed. natural disasters have devastated cambodia, thailand. flooding has also impacted the capital, bangkok. >> take a look. two different earthquakes in china now shattered with a 5.5 magnitude. the second was two hours late afour 5.4 magnitude. no injuries reported >>mark: a quick break we will be back. ]s [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the crooks

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