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police are still searching for bodies. a rare window on life in the arctic but what does an insurance company have in common with this group of scientists? and getting the perfect look for that special day. what to wear at the wedding of the decade. stay with us for a few ideas. but first, gadhafi must go, three world leaders come together to send a message to the libyan leader. u.s. president barack obama, uk prime minister david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy are ...

bailout for portugal. >> lisbons caretaker union. >> im zain vergee, youre watching "world one" live from london ivory coast self-declared leader is still nowhere to be found as his enemies lay siege to his palace. >> letters and bombs, a message from libyas leaders falls on deaf ears as air strikes continue. >> the son of kenyas founding father is among those to face judges at the hague. but first, a last resort. portugal goes cap in hand to the eu for a bailout. >> thats right. in ...

ouattara said bgbagbo should leave today. libyas opposition says it will reject any deal that puts moammar gadhafis sons in power. preliminary election results in haiti give the presidential election to flamboyant musician michael michel martelly. the 50-year-old upstart politician defeated the first lady in a runoff with 58% of the vote. 32 people died when a u.n. plane missed an airstrip in the congo on monday. one person survived the wreckage. thunderstorms and heavy winds were ...

one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in society and it grew from there and its increasingly the rebels have brought in professionals and technocrats, par...

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look at zimbabwe even today. look at iraq. it has happened before. its not as if its impossible. one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in society and it g...

one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in society and it grew from there and its increasingly the rebels have brought in professionals and technocrats, par...

community for a long, long period of time. look at zimbabwe even today. look at iraq. it has happened before. its not as if its impossible. one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to prote...