welcome back. this is world one live from london. we re coming up to 6:00 a.m. in new york, noon in berlin, 8:00 p.m. in tokyo. here are our top stories right now. foreign ministers want to put more pressure on moammar gadhafi. they re sitting down in geneva to try to figure out how to get him to stop cracking down on protesters who are demanding the end of his 42 will have year rule. meanwhile, opponents are about an hour west from his tripoli strong hold. in bolivia, more than 5,000 people have been affected following a mudslide and many homes and belongses are buried under cart bre. the city said no one was killed because people were quickly evacuated before the hillside collapsed. in ireland, election
our tool was our eyes, our brain, our endurance, and our patience. it took nine years, the results are on display to berlin s temple to archaeology where oppenheim always hoped his treasures might be shown. just listening to these amazing bedoin chants. he wasn t just interested in there. wherever he went, he would collect objects. you can see birds, snakes, mammals, and beetles he d bring back to berlin and present to the zoological collections here. a long-time diplomat in cairo, middle eastern culture was oppenheim s great passion. back to the imperial chancellor, he mapped his travels and wrote extensive studies on bedoin culture. this enthroned goddess was his
he doesn t understand people are rejecting his regime completely. why do you think they re rejecting him at this point. they re rejecting his regime because he didn t offer to them anything. nepotism, corruption, terror, and a kind of tribalism. this is a man who s ruled over libya with a culture of fear since taking power in 1969 at the age of 27. diplomats say he s afraid to fly over water, afraid to stay on upper floors of hoe tels and doesn t look people in the eye. he travels with a team of female bodyguards, prefers to bring with him a ceremonial bedoin tent and a blond nurse, all according to diplomatic cables poapsted on wikileaks. president ronald reagan made it personal. this mad dog of the middle east. that was the period when gadhafi was linked to the bombing of a berlin disco-that killed two u.s. service mep and
welcome back. are you watching world one live from london. coming up on 6:00 a.m. in new york, noon in berlin, 8:00 p.m. in tokyo. our top stories right now. italy s prime minister berlusconi will be tried on charges of sex with an underage prostitute and abuse of power. a judge in milan gave the ruling in the last hour. silvio berlusconi faces allegations he slept with a nightclub dancer and helped get the girl released from jail after she was held on an unrelated theft charge. mr. berlusconi denies any wrongdoing. colombian officials have seized a submarine which could have been used to ferry drugs to mexico. soldiers made this discovery using tips from informants. the sub was empty at the time. no arrests were made, it was hiding in the thick bush in that jungle there. officials say it is the most sophisticated so-called narcosub that they have seized in years.
protesters. the demonstrators are demanding political reforms and an end to what they say is discrimination against the shia muslims by the country s sunni rulers. a 48-year-old man is facing trial in germany today, suspected of fathering at least seven children with his stepdaughters. the man, who is being referred to as detlif s., stands accused of abusing her stepdaughter for more than 20 years. he s also suspected of molesting his blue jacket cal daughter and stepson in this house where they lived and of forcing his daughter and stepdaughter into prostitution. we have been following this story from berlin and joins us on the phone. diana, this story undoubtedly has captivated the nation s attention. tell us about the trial that is underway today. reporter: hi, monita. the trial taking place in