in tripoli, all will be watching to see if the bomber will observe the celebrations of gaddafi's rise to power. >> libya shared its pariah status. this will be highlighted in the celebrations of the for the anniversary of muammar gaddafi's rise to power. we will look at how much the country has changed. >> in recent years, colonel gaddafi has ended his international isolation but relations with the west remain difficult. it is 40 years since he came to power in a coup. today, his image is everywhere. it is a permanent feature of the landscape. it is not just for tonight's anniversary celebration. libya is one of the most tightly controlled countries in the entire middle east. it is very difficult to find someone who will speak out against the regime. we are on our way to meet one man who was brave enough to do so even though he knows that talking to us could mean going to jail. he's only too well aware that criticizing the rushing has a sentence of up to 25 years. -- criticizing the regime has a sentence of up to 25 years. he does not want to get anyone else into trouble by talking to

. >>> a bizarre performance by muammar gaddafi in his first address to the united nations in 40 years, gaddafi rambled for an hour and a half, at one point calling the security council the terror council. he also referenced the jfk assassination. many offended delegates walked out as he spoke. the president did manage to avoid crossing path with gaddafi and iranian president mamoud ahmadinejad. >>> there was a unanimous vote to give the first of five slots licenses to ocean downs near ocean city. it could open as early as memorial day next year. >>> five days later and still many m dundau are reeling from the water main break that flooded several homes. >> there's nothing here. >> reporter: this basement was once finished. >> this is it. >> reporter: now it's just a basement that once was. >> i had storage right here. my washer drier. the heath system. this bathroom right here. this portion right here was my son's bedroom. and he lost everything. >> reporter: dozens of her neighbors, homes must start over. she just got power restored after friday's massive water main break. >> i haven

where are gaddafi and ahmadenij ad staying? >> ahmadenijad is staying in midtown.en turned down by every hotel in the city and also refused permission to pitch a tent in central manhattan. he is going to stay at the libyan embassy, steps away from the united nations. he will have nypd production. -- protection. rick: the details of a bizarre case her life may have chillingly imitated art. rick: it is the bottom of the hour. here are the stories we're watching for you. a california rapper who sings about mutilation is now charged with the killing of a pastor. president obama has asked the governor of new york not to run for reelection next year. the governor's response, and why he is still in the race. and here from a man who pulled up a daring rescue. that is still ahead, here on "studio b." first, chilling details in the case of three men arrested in a multistate terror investigation. all three are in court. two in denver, one in new york. the one in new york is an imam, and he is being held without bail. so far, the only charges in the case is lying to federal in

however, his appeal was followed by a defiant response from colonel gaddafi of libya. our editor reports from new york. this does contain a flash photography. >> to the united nations. >> the president stresses his and merkel not scorn the idea up -- his united states will not scorn the idea of working with the world. presidents, prime ministers, dictators, in democrats hung on his words. he said he was humbled by the expectations his presidency has raised. >> these expectations are not about me. rather, they are rooted, i believe, and the discontent with the status quo that has allowed us to be increasingly defined by our differences. >> iran and ex-president ahmenijad listened intently throughout the speech. president obama said there had been a feeling u.s. acted alone, without regard, but as america changed, so must others. >> make no mistake. this cannot solely be america's endeavor. those who used to chastise america for acting alone in the world cannot now stand by and wait for america to solve the world's problems alone. >> from ps to prosperity, his agenda is

mark gaddafi made bold statements. new tonight, iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad offered an olive branch. the stories, hours after the president posts -- hours before the president hosts g-20 summit in the pittsburgh. >> president mahmoud ahmadinejad said he wants peace, but his message came with a verbal attack aimed at the united states, leading the u.s. delegation to walk out. condemning nations that he claims have materialistic views of the world, mahmoud ahmadinejad said the era of capitalist thinking is over. >> is no longer possible to inject thousands of billions of dollars of on real wealth into the economy simply by printing worthless paper assets. >> ahmadinejad rejected foreign occupation of the east, tempering his speech with a verbal attacks on israel and the west. many leaders had hoped that ahmadinejad would address the alleged nuclear program in iraq -- in iran. his only reference was for nuclear disarmament. earlier in the day, president obama also addressed the assembly, encouraging nations to mo

we took it to new jersey where moammar gaddafi was supposed to pitch his bedouin tent.me of the neighbors, and they were furious. many of the pan am victims were from new jersey, and they do not want -- and their families do not want moammar gaddafi in their state. new jersey residents are celebrating their victory, but if the libyan president has any second thoughts, they say, "do not even think about it." >> it has now made englewood a terrorist free zone. [applause] but lest we grow complacent, we must know that the fight carries on, because my next-door neighbor remains libyan territory, and if one of my children it's a baseball of that fence that they just erected after knocking mine down, it goes into libya -- if one of my children hit a baseball over that fence -- hits and over that fence. >> we do not mind libya -- if one of my children hits a baseball over that fence, it goes into libya. >> we do not want libya here. beyond that, we do not want to welcome him here to add insult to the families who have already paid the extreme price. [bagpipes playing] >> moamm

megyn: a bit of color for our audience and those that watch the events, before this dustup, gaddafi andand listened to the president's entire -- quaddafi and ahmadinejad listened to the president's entire speech. they were scribbling notes. apparently the iranian president did not take notes, he did not clap, even when president obama finished. he did applaud when the speech was over. we will find out the reaction of this audience. bill: so far they have not been successful. bring up the microphone so we can get some audio. 2009, remember? is this another one of those moments like nikita khrushchev? president bush, talking about the devil -- president bush, you but chavez talked about the devil. eric, what you know? >> highly unusual, a wealth that it and choreograph the moment, muammar quaddafi remained in his seat, which was highly unusual. he would be the next speaker after obama. they would bring him to a holding room, normally, behind the podium. it was perhaps designed not to have that happen. there were efforts to prevent the president from eating quaddafi or ahmadinejad. you wou

the public theater, with everybody from obama to ahmadinejad, who spoke a halfnd the chamber, to gaddafi -- god kns what he wasoing -- but behind the sceneshere was a fa amount gog on. it is not cle whether we really didet a conceion from the russians that they would help on sctions if necesry, but it is the first indicaon that we might he actually gotten that. >>rogress, jeanne cummings? >> i think it is just the beginning. we are only starting out, we don't know how obamas relatiship with the rest of the wld leade will evolve. certaiy they were not pitching at his head, which they used to dowith bush, so that is the change. but when y look at the specificse was trying to push, the might have been little t of progress on thnon- prolifation. i thin that maybe it was helped by the aouncement that iran has sretly had another plant in the works that does t appear to vebeen for energy purposes. th may helpit more than anything that happened at the u.n. but you look at t middle east, no real attraction tre. those guys cannot eveagree on an agenda f a meetg. if you lk at climate change, he is

the public here, where everybody from obama to ahmadinejad, who spoke to a half-empty chamber, too gaddafi -- god knows what he was doing -- but behind the scenes there was a fair amount going on. it is not clear whether we really did get a concession from the russians that they would help on sanctions if necessary, but it is the first indication that we might have actually gotten that. >> progress, jeanne cummings? >> it is just the beginning. we are only starting out. we don't know how obama's relationship with the rest of the world leaders will be called. certainly were not pitching at hisead, which they used to do with bush. that is the change. but if you look at the specifics he was trying to bush, there might have been a little bit of progress on nonproliferation, and i think maybe it was helped by the announcement that iran has secretly had another plant in the works that does not appear to have been for energy purposes. that may have helped it more than anything that happened at the u.n. but if you look at middle east, no attraction there. those guys cannoagree on an agenda for a m

was the public theater, with everybody from obama to ahmadinejad,ho spe to a lf-and the chamber, t gaddafi -- godknows what he was doing -- but behind the sces there was fair amoungoing on. it is notlear whether we reallyid get a ccession from e russians that they would help on sanctions if nessary, but it is the first incation that w might have actuall gotten that. >> progress, jeanne cummings >> i think it is just e beginning. we are only startin out, we d't know how oma's retionship with the rest of t world lders will evolve. ceainly they were not pitching at his head, which they used to do with bush, so that is the change. but when you look at the specics he was trying to push, there might have been a little bit of progress othe non- priferation. i ink that maybe it was helped by the announcement that iran has secretly had another pla in the works that ds not appearo have been for energy purposes. that may hp it more than anything that happened at the u.n. t if you look at the middle east, real attraction there. the guys cannotven agree on an agenda for a eting. if y look at clima chan

. >> following president obama will be libya's colonel gaddafi attending the general assembly for the first time in 40 years of power. he was greeted in new york by supporters. but his reception at the u.n. might be more awkward. that is because of the storm's over britain's release of the libyan convicted of the lockerbie bombing. it triggered a diplomatic backlash in london and anger in washington. but colonel khadafy is no longer a pariah since giving up his nuclear program and libya have a seat on the security council this year. iran process leader mahmoud ahmadinejad seems to court controversy on this trip. he recently infiltrated israel with another denial of the holocaust. if he repeats it at the u.n., it could prompt some to walk out. overseeing here and army parade shortly before he left, iran and under heavy pressure from world powers about its nuclear problem -- program. it is afraid of the are making a bomb. mr. ahmadinejad refused and a concessions but has accepted a u.s. offer for talks. although this almost certainly does not mean a meeting with mr. obama at the u.n.. h

meanwhile, as far as muammar gaddafi, she had trouble finding a place to stay when he -- he had trouble while he was here. he tried to find a place to pitch his tent, both in central park and new jersey, and he was not allowed to do so. he had reservations canceled in several hotels, and now he will be staying in a local mission. jon: those are not the only controversial leaders who are there, right? >> the president of bolivia is here and spoke to the u.n. this morning, chastising them. the bolivian lear says while he respects obama, he does not think he has any solutions. bolivia is one of the top drug nations. one observer, christopher walker of freedom house, says the united nations meetings like these give american enemies the perfect platform. >> very non-transparent, unaccountable countries are at the forefront of what you could describe as a bloc of countries who are anathema to america and to the west. >> back to you. jon: president obama, as we mentioned, has been meeting this morning with two important middle eastern leaders, benjamin netanyahu from israel and the palestinian

gaddafi said yesterday we need to institutions, a new economy, a new model of society, something really new. a new world. now listed as day, and he finished that 10 -- now lula said yesterday, we have to be the midwives of history. i agree. i would add i wouldlula said. has the work already started? yes. the bird is not in the future. the birth has already started. let us do whatlula said, let us help the birth of the new history. let us help but see the light. those are the those who are trying to bury it, let them not prevail. let us help this new time, this new world, this multipolar new, free world, this economy, in the service of people, all people, not just minorities. i am a christian. christ said this one day when he said my kingdom is not of this world. it is a future kingdom, a world of love among ourselves where we can live eternally as brothers and sisters. last saturday and sunday in havana, there was a tremendous concert for peace. all kinds of singers were there, and they sang for the whole world. some people here in miami went crazy and tried to destroy cities just becau

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does anybody think that gaddafi is not a terrorist and that he does not know what happened on pan am 103. in. >> i think at this stage of his career there is a lot he doesn't know. have you seen him lately is a shaying around in the glamour dresses and his eyes are like cuckoo for cocoa puffs. >> greg: how does he get his hands on american made jerry curl? who is shiping that to him. he is so grease. >> the underground jeri curl market. >> has to be. >> greg: we have to move on. sorry, pab. oh, you are actually relieved. >> yes. >> greg: hoorah for the next story and boo for people who are rude. does america want to smell like a vulcan? spock, may the forcehe force be with you. >> greg: does a six pack of bud give you a six pack on your bud -- bod. a new study suggests that booze is the key to a healthy active lifestyle sort of. researchers in the u.s. found that people who drink regularly seem to exercise more than toters around people who drink more than one or two drinks a day may be more active. they may hit the gym to counter act all of the calories and it may be part of a sensa

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brian: gaddafi just finished up. so -- qaddafi just finished up. you're in for gretchen. alisyn: i am. kaddafi was supposed to speak for 15 minutes. he exceeded that. brian: he got the comedic red light. it was on in the background. i guess you couldn't see it. steve: get the hook. maybe he was still steamed they took away his tent. anyway, yesterday at the united nations he went on and on and on. in fact, he war out a translator. meanwhile, the president of the united states was on stage there at the general assembly earlier in the day. and in the "the new york post" today the lead editorial says, "who wrote the president's speech yesterday? was it rodney king?" essentially the president's message was can't we all just get along? he also said this. and we'll talk about something important after you listen to it. >> like all of you, my responsibility is to act in the interests of my nation and my people. and i will never apologize for defending those interests. brian: and he didn't. that day. but he did talk about and got cheers from -- and it was almost surreal if you wa