issue, people are arriving on europe s shores, there are thousands of people in italy and greece it s a problem for europe. what s happening now is that the european union, european leaders are so focused on trying to stop people from leaving, their priority is stopping people from leaving libya, the problem is libya is not a normal country, it s not a stable country with functioning institutions. people personally have told me, i was beaten up on the phone. tucker: you don t need to convince me, i m sold. what s happened in libya is a man-made disaster and it s terrible, you re not answering my core question and that s the core question, why is europe responsible? why shouldn t these people be sent to bolivia or kenya or china? i don t understand why europe or the united states is uniquely responsible for their faith, what s the answer? europe is responsible when people are arriving in the water off the coast of europe. these are international treaties, european countries and
greece it s a problem for europe. what s happening now is that the european union, european leaders are so focused on trying to stop people from leaving, their priority is stopping people from leaving libya, the problem is libya is not a normal country, it s not a stable country with functioning institutions. people personally have told me,p i was beaten up on the phone. tucker: you don t need to convince me, i m sold. what s happened in libya is a man-made disaster and it s terrible, you re not answering my core question and that s the core question, why is europe responsible? why shouldn t these people be sent to bolivia or kenya or china? i don t understand why europe or the united states is uniquely responsible for their faith, what s the answer? europe is responsible when people are arriving in the water off the coast of europe. these are internationalns treaties, european countries and european vessels can t send
emily, this hasn t been just a weather vaent. it has been an economic event. businesses haven t been able to operate. reporter: hi, gary. it has been such a long week for people. when you see trees like this that toppled and the power lines that came down more than a week ago, it set off a chain reaction so big that the experts, the government and even small businesses say they just haven t been able to add up the total costs yet. what is clear is that as the power comes back on, people are beginning to see just how much they lost. though it only takes an instant for the lights to go out in a storm, things can get darker for days. a chevy chase supermarket just outside washington. disaster hit three days after losing power. a refrigerated trailer compressor blew up and with it the family-owned supermarket s back-up plan. we lost everything in the trailer. then everything in the frozen food case here. basically we ve lost everything in the entire store. reporter: it mean
police and sheriff s officials in ohio after the owner of a preserve, game preserve, killed himself and let them loose on the town. the one monkey they couldn t find, police say the t cheetah, ate that monkey. authorities defending the decision to take those animals down. saying it was us or them. ja jason carol. reporter: so many questions this morning. why terry thompson the man that owned all the animals, why he opened the cages and set those animals free. knowing that many of them would most likely be killed. this is a manna by all accounts loved these animals. that s one of the major questions that investigators will be looking at this morning. in all, 49 animals killed. the pictures really tell the whole story. we see those pictures of those animals, wild exotic animals, killed out here. sheriff s deputies telling me they were sickened to have to do what they did to put the animals down but simply felt as though they had no choice. the story actually started to unfo
the international communal court. this will give the libyans at least the chance to focus on the real things. how to rebuild the country from scratch. unlike tunisia and egypt, the dictators there fell but the structure of the country remained. the libyans are going to start from scratch because gadhafi was the system. now it is a hollow system. he collapsed. all system collapsed. and libya is a country bereft of functioning institutions. there are no voluntary political, social organizations. civil society was decimated. there s no legal structure. and on top of it, the physical infratruckture was heavily damaged during the last six, seven months of fighting. so you have a country that on paper has a lot of money in the banks in europe and the united states. and they have oil reserves. but it s going to take a great deal of political organization and an orderly situation in the country to start the process of transition. this is what you call now