out. that will be one key set piece if you like, zain, of this. not officially on the agenda is the situation in libya. clearly it will be discussed and russia s concerns over nato overstepping the mark on that front with the u.n. resolution as well as you mention a whole wrath of other things, nuclear safety, et cetera, the arab spring and the events in north africa will clearly dominate the meetings here. we were looking at video a moment ago, dan, of protests. tell us a little bit more about that situation and how many protesters there are, how far away they are from the meeting. reporter: well, they re absolutely none, zero, in deauville. it is totally locked down. this is a small, you know, up-market resort of just under 5,000 people. there are 12,000 police officers and security personnel, have flooded this little place. you cannot move anywhere without
they say they believe this fuel is used to power army vehicles. but that is impacting on people trying to get around. a lot of people we ve been speaking to, taxi drivers, normal civilians say it s taking them two, three days at petrol stations to fuel up their cars. we re starting to see the sanctions biting here in tripoli, zain. thank you so much. african leaders are trying to break libya s bloody standoff. jacob zumas is planning to go to tripoli next month. mr. zuma says he will meet with moammar gadhafi on monday. we have the details. reporter: it will be interesting to see what, if anything, the president of south africa, jacob zuma will be able to achieve in libya on monday. he was there in april and many argue he achieved absolutely nothing. now a lot has changed. the first thing is that moammar
audience, the g8 leaders. the search for the missing becomes more desperate by the day in the u.s. towns slammed by a massive tornado. and meet the opposition, but who s arming the anti-gadhafi fighters in libya? we ll bring you a live report from tripoli. we want to begin in yemen now where the violence there is dramatically escalating, as the president is dismissing all appeals for him to step down. explosions have ripped through the small, sanaa since late last night. take a look at this video. eyewitnesses said clashes are start to spread. violence has taken a turn for the worst since sunday when mr. saleh again walked out of a deal to give up power and washington is really worried.
it seems obvious that the gadhafi government would have known about something like that. so relations strained but jacob zuma going to libya, representing the african union that wants a cessation. we ll have to see if he will be able to achieve anything during that trip on monday. pakistan wants u.s. troops out of the country, at least some of them. washington says it is reducing its military presence there at the request of islamabad. the u.s. is trying to mend fences with pakistan. relations became strained after u.s. troops sneaked into the country and killed osama bin laden. pakistan condemned that raid as a violation of its sovereignty. stan grant joins us from islamabad. stan, how seerious is that, the reduction of troops? do we know when that will happen? reporter: it s another indication, zain, of the
audience, the g8 leaders. the search for the missing becomes more desperate by the day in the u.s. towns slammed by a massive tornado. and meet the opposition, but who s arming the anti-gadhafi fighters in libya? we ll bring you a live report from tripoli. we want to begin in yemen now where the violence there is dramatically escalating, as the president is dismissing all appeals for him to step down. explosions have ripped through the small, sanaa since late last night. take a look at this video. eyewitnesses said clashes are start to spread. violence has taken a turn for the worst since sunday when mr. saleh again walked out of a deal to give up power and washington is really worried. they said there is a threat for civil unrest and terrorism. they are ordering all nonessential diplomats and their families out of the country. president barack obama said yemens leader should honor an earlier promise to leave office. president saleh has tens of thousand frz suppos of supp