captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- thank you for joining us. it was a monumental that change in libya.

people have been waiting in long lines to see the body of muammar gaddafi. the new leaders have declared liberation and began to lay out the road ahead. >> libya's freed. nolan♪ >> the allied national anthem is back. -- the outlawed national anthem is back. this is a celebration but it is also relief, relief that the muammar gaddafi is gone. >> no more fear. >> while some regions, others flood to the city of ms. misrata. he is being displayed in a meet refrigeration locker. these people are not here to pay

their respects. >> this is the end of a dictator. we're happy to see that. >> just as he died remains controversial. an autopsy today confirm he died of a gunshot to the head. that is a bigger issue outside libya than it is here. death means the country can afford. but it will not be easy. the rebel militias that vanquished his forces are not eager to give up power to a united army. while the street to remarkably and save today -- remarkably calm and safe today, there are prisoners of war with no courts to try the men. but that is for tomorrow. today is about celebration. meanwhile, the other major development in the middle east

-- president obama announced this friday that virtually all american troops will be leaving iraq at the end of the year. thank you for joining us. there were lots of topics this week. let's start with iraq. the president announced troops withdrawn from iraq. we know there will be some presence of contract workers and advisers and what not. but what is the significance of this announcement? >> it is important politically. this war has been unpopular. it will be a feather in president obama is cap that he was able to appear as if he is living up to the campaign promise he made in 2008, to have all trips gone by the end of 2011. it also has political implications for republicans who will use it to criticize him and suggest that he is perilously withdrawing from the gains that we made in iraq for the last eight years to nine years.

that is potentially an opening for them, but they do not have a whole lot and they have fewer openings in for a policy. >> iraq is more of a success story, but neither side wins on this one. the occupy wall street movement gives growing and growing. we see it sweeping the world. is it having a residence here at home? what are people saying in polls? >> it has some potential to shake up washington politics. you have seen the democrats recognize that and give a cautious embrace to it. they do not want to get too close to it because there is the potential that either the rhetoric could become incendiary, there could be violence threats of violence or vandalism it is like what happened with the republicans and the tea party where they recognize that there's a lot of energy behind these sentiments, these anti-establishment/anti-

washington, and a little bit anti-wall street. politicians ignore this at their peril, but they also embrace it at their potential peril. >> they do not have the smell. they have some of the same ideas we have. let's look at other similar stories michelle bachman was in the middle of a radio interview in iowa and asked about reports that her entire new hampshire staff had quit. she said that it was a rumor that was absolutely false. but it was true. what happened? >> saiz suggested that one of her rival campaigns -- she suggested that one of her rival campaigns could be planting the story. but it was true. she was not paying her staff in new hampshire. beyond that, it shows the way that she focused her campaign on iowa almost exclusively. that is where she is betting

oliver chips. in new hampshire, she has largely written off. we have already seen some of rick perry's campaign in new hampshire. they're leaving it for mitt romney for the game. >> we find at some much from you. thank you as always for joining us. >> my pleasure. mitt romney will making his first series of campaign stops in northern virginia. he will make at least two appearances on wednesday. on tuesday, he will hold a fund- raiser in fairfax. bob macdonald says that he invited romney to the commonwealth last month. president obama will be headed to california for fund- raising events with plenty of star power. monday he will the state

party -- he will host a party. two events combined expected to raise $1 million to his reelection campaign. we will take a look at stories that will headline theis week. we will take a look at a disturbing new study about self phones. clouds are starting to increase from the west.

tomorrow, if it is the penalty phase that will get underway in connecticut. dr. william pettit was beaten and was the only family member to survive the attack. prosecutors are now seeking the death penalty. to march, the britney nor would try will get underway. she is accused -- tomorrow, the britney nor wouldwood trial will get underway. she is accused of killing her co-worker. it is believed that her suspected shoplifting may have

been a motive in the attack. it begins at 9:30 a.m. monday morning. tuesday, we could be finding out the names of those who served on the casey anthony murder trial jury. the order expires october 25. many expressed anger at the jury after she was cleared of her daughter's murder back in july. one juror reportedly had to quit her job because she was being harassed by co-workers. anthony was found guilty of lying to law enforcement. he will be unveiling his wax figure at madame tussaud's here in d.c. he spent hours with their team to recreate his likeness. here rains wayne gretzky as the only other hockey player to ever be immortalized in wax by the famous museum. the unveiling takes place tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. since the nba is still on

lockup, the national season is over and the united regular- season is over, the redskins is the only team that is local that his inaction. we have new numbers on the cost of going to college. with tuition rates continued to climb, so is student debt. the amount owed for college has reached historic lows and more than credit card debt. >> it is interesting considering that our public education is free. they needed to hire a assocation -- you get to higher education and it is crazy expensive. >> she is concerned about costs. >> i wanted to go into teaching. that does not make a lot of money. >> of this generation of students has reached a dubious distinction, the most in debt.

it now costs $1 trillion. in 2010, the average analyst an amount was $225,000. colleges still increasing expensive, but still worth the price. >> there are friendly loans to take out. >> another way she got help was being a member of the armed services. >> i believe in working for the military. that is the way to get college money. >> the number of americans defaulting on college loans continues to rise. the college board warns that the highest in default rates are linked to for-profit schools schools that highly advertised to low-income students.

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keeping a set with this weather appeared >> not such a bad forecast for the start of the weekend. it works out nicely for as. -- for us.

pennsylvania avenue, you can still see the wind a little bit. it is about 5 miles per hour to six m.p.h., and it will settle down in the early morning hours. the early morning low will drop down to 43 degrees. look at these high as, really nice for the end of october. we're now at 54 degrees at reagan national. we have just a few scattered clouds. temperatures are cool in nicely. the cooler air as well to the

north of us. michigan is in the 40's, but nothing like withwhat we had last night. the reason is that we have the cloud cover. that will keep their cultures of the during the overnight hours. if you're lucky enough, have the de altamar, you can head off to skyline drive. there are beautiful code changes right now for the district -- there are beautiful color changes right now for the district. in the next 48 hours we have sunshine for tomorrow morning could this is midday. but as we move through the afternoon hours, about a 24 cents 9 -- about a 20% chance

for showers. there will be a stronger cold front on wednesday and then unsettled weather after that. tomorrow, it is looking good. it will be in the upper-60's to the lower-70's. it will be in the 70's on tuesday and wednesday and then we have changes. we will have cooler and drier air along with the clouds. on the weekend the skies are expected to clear. a week from today, it will be all over with. >> we need a little bit more warmth than that for halloween monday. if you want to be a ballerina, you cannot have it be too cold. we will be watching you closely for that. a

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a troubling new report was issued about cellphone. greater levels were found of radiation than previously thought. >> how safe is your cell phone? according to a new study, not as safe as the government says. there is a new report from the environment will healthtrust, a group of doctors and researchers in the promote the research of

health risks. tests are done on plastic mannequin heads like this. that corresponds to a 6 foot 2 inch man who weighs 220 pounds. that means that for 97 percent of us the test is inadequate. >> these results are based on old models. that is why they need to change . >> these are images provided by the healthtrust. this shows how deep the radiation penetrates an adult male. independent scientists told us that there are no conclusive studies that cellphone radiation causes cancer appeared >> there are different types of radiation radiation from x-rays is ionized radiation. the radiation from cell phones is the same net to get from a microwave. >> but what can you do to limit

your exposure? limit the number of minutes you talk on the cellphone. text instead of talking. many men keep their cell phones in their pocket. the government's manikin tested does not show how many contests -- how