gaddafi is finished. gaddafi is dead. >> we killed gaddafi. we kill the criminal. >> with these dramatic developments, [inaudible] hope to build a new future. from hiding, muammar gaddafi released several messages, calling and his supporters to rise up. there were fears he could help direct an insurgency. palpable relief for the new authorities. the interim prime minister came out to announce the news. muammar gaddafi has been killed, he says. we libyans have been waiting for a long time for this historic moment. how he was killed and by who is being investigated. ♪ for these libyans, the only thing that matters was that the man they had hated and feared for so long was gone. they celebrated into the night. a 12-year-old has a cousin lying injured in hospital. >> i am so happy. so amazing. i could not be more happier than to the. -- today. >> within the next couple of days, the authorities will declare the liberation of libya, paving the way for political protests here. the parties have only just begun. bbc news, tripoli. >> that his reaction

now, gaddafi is dead.t the same time, we need our friends to be close to us, to be close when we call them. libya is a country with a very big on borders and no one knows what will happen. we need them and he's like we need them in war. >> who are your friends now? >> now the consider ourselves a democratic country. -- now we consider ourselves a democratic country. we believe in human rights, the freedom of the press. these people dreamed of what their country was going to be in the future. they could not have their dreams with gaddafi's policy, believe me. italy, qatar, jordan, tunisia, these are our friends. the relationship with the west was horrible for a long time. before the bid, they could travel to many cities. now, we need to wait some time and months. >> ambassador, thank you very much indeed. >> to another conflict involving u.s. forces, the iraq war. president obama has confirmed that troops will complete their withdrawal by the end of the year. he made the announcement shortly after holding a

was involved in the nato campaign against gaddafi. they offered logistical support and provided intelligence. how do ordinary americans feel now that gaddafi is gone? >> well, most of them feel this is a success for them and for nato, although americans feel probably this is the truth, without the americans, this would not have been possible because the americans had a great deal of responsibility, especially in the beginning of the operation. they are glad that this has not turned into a full-scale war unlike iraq or afghanistan so that american responsibility will be able to get out of this treaty early. they feel happy for the libyan people but are still anxious of what is to come because there is one thing that was good for america under the dufty regime and that was that he kept in check islamic tendencies. that is the one thing that americans would like to keep that way. >> thank you. let's move on to some other international news. greek lawmakers have passed another austerity bill in light of international creditors -- to the d

gaddafi is dead. we killed a criminal, the most criminal man in the world. >> the challenges ahead are immense. with these developments, they can build a new future in a country that suffered so much. >> heat released several audio messages calling on his supporters to rise up. there are fears that he could help insurgents. the interim prime mr. kim out to announce the news. -- prime minister came out to announce the news. muammar gaddafi has been killed, he said. libyans have been waiting a long time for this moment. how he was killed and by who is being investigated. the only thing that mattered was that the man that they hated and feared was gone. they celebrated into the night. this child is recovering in hospital. >> i am so happy. i've never been more happy than today. >> within the next couple of days, the authorities will declare the liberation of libya paving the way for a political process here. the party has only just begun. "let's go over to singapore -- >> let's go over to singapore. ther

somebody shot him by gun, 9 millimeter. >> gaddafi. gaddafi. >> victorious fighters brandished the golden pistole of the man who said he would fight to the end. the fighting has been so fierce in sirte, gaddafi's hometown, how they must've been protecting somebody important. but few expected to find khaddafi hiding in the place in which she was going, on which he lavished his country's wealth. news was announced on libyan television, a proud moment for all involved. >> our correspondent has confirmed that gaddafi has been killed. his body is now in misrata. >> here in the capital, tripoli, an explosion of relief and joy. the capture of sirte would have been a major breakthrough in itself. nobody dared imagine they would get gaddafi too. libya has never seen a celebration like this. citizens poured toward the green square, renamed markers -- martyrs' square none could contain their jubilation. >> we have done what we had to do. if necessary, we will do it again. >> you had dared hope they would see this moment of history. the challenges

gaddafi is finished. gaddafi is dead. >> we killed gaddafi. we kill the criminal. >> with these dramatic developments, [inaudible] hope to build a new future. from hiding, muammar gaddafi released several messages, calling and his supporters to rise up. there were fears he could help direct an insurgency. the interim prime minister came out to announce the news. muammar gaddafi has been killed, he says. we libyans have been waiting for a long time for this historic moment. how he was killed and by who is being investigated. ♪ for these libyans, the only thing that matters was that the man they had hated and feared for so long was gone. they celebrated into the night. a 12-year-old has a cousin lying injured in hospital. >> i am so happy. so amazing. i could not be more happier than to the. >> within the next couple of days, the authorities will declare the liberation of libya, paving the way for political protests here. the parties have only just begun. bbc news, tripoli. >> scenes of jubilation in the libyan capital tripoli. our correspondent

about the killing of gaddafi.oday is the great california shakeout period begins just after 10:00 a.m.. in the bay area more than 1.3 million people are expected to participate. boards will be stopping trains for one minute. that will happen at 10:21 a.m.. >>darya: traffic has been stop and go on the bay bridge. >>george: the meter and lights were slowed for a third time this morning. it traffic is still sluggish up the incline and heading out towards the island. the backup is all the way through the macarthur maze. 20-25 minute drive * being reported. the east shore freeway is quite heavy westbound. we have continuing problems in the north bay. this is our other hot spot in cotati. 101 northbound is still shut down. new speaker the fog is a widespread overnight. temperatures this afternoon, upper 70's through the livermore valley. antioch, 72. hayward and fremont, 74. 60s along the coast. >>mark: and california news, another mug shot for lindsay lohan. she is now facing her fifth stand behind bars. a judge has pr

colonel gaddafi is dead. his most important lieutenants, mainly members of his own family, have been killed, imprisoned, exiled, or they are on the run. the old regime has been smashed. this really is a new beginning. >> i have never felt tripoli this relaxed. properly govern, this country's , avst heyfirst, they have to ge past. >> that was our middle east editor. a short time ago, i spoke to my colleague, who is also in tripoli. big day coming up on sunday. what is this declaration of liberation really going to mean for the people of libya? >> i think it is a formality. it is drawing a line under the gaddafi dictatorship, if you like, and effectively, the dictatorship was over when tripoli fell to anti-gadhafi forces back in august and he was swept from the city. you still have places holding out where gaddafi's prices were still fighting for him, on behalf of him. now, he is gone. all that is over. this is the drawing of a line, saying that the revolution is complete. libya had been in a kind of limbo sinc

one was that colonel gaddafi has been captured, and also that gaddafi loyalists have been driven outof the last stronghold of sirte. as we gain some confirmation, we will bring you that news as it arrives. let's focus on the world of business. we have had an emergency meeting -- another one. this one is in frankfurt. >> the road ran speculation, again, about what these -- the rumor and speculation, again about what they're going to do about the crisis. there are massive problems to sort out. at the heart is the european stability fund. how big to make that and who will step up with the money? there's some talk that the ecb should be the guarantor. there are reluctant people of that. it would undermine its independence. it would boil down to the german taxpayer, essentially. help it would it need to be to satisfy investors, to satisfy the market's? anything up to one trillion euros is what we're talking about now. as you can see the germans are reluctant. they are the ones who would put up the cash. >> it gets bigger and bigger. >> it would have to be big to satisfy the market's. noki

gaddafi is dead. celebrations have lasted through the night and across the country as libyans rejoice in their freedom. many questions remain unanswered over the death of gaddafi and questions about where he will be buried and when. humphrey now on the death of dictator. there are a graphic images in this report. >> colonel gaddafi is thought to live been in this convoy of vehicles that came under attack in a nato airstrike trying to escape from his hometown of certificati -- of sirte. he seems to have taken refuge with some of his bodyguards in a drainage tunnel. he was captured alive in a chaotic scene. some shouted,m" "we need him alive." these are the last moments of the man who ruled libya 42 years. they branded a golden pistol said to be his. by the time he arrived at the hospital he was pronounced dead. the libyan prime minister mahmoud jibril said that gaddafi died from a bullet wound to the head in crossfire. one of his sons mutassim was said to have been killed with him. but the fates of ano

the last moments of colonel muammar gaddafi. he was found in this drainage tunnel under a road after trying to escape from his home town of sirte in a convoy that came under attack in a nato air strike. the new government gave its account of how he died. >> when they transferred him to the pickup truck to take him in, he has no injuries apart from one to his right hand. when the vehicle started moving they were caught in the crossfire between the revolutionaries and the loyalists and he was injured with a shot to the head. >> amid the jubilation, the u.n. wants an investigation. >> there is a major difference between whether someone is killed in combat -- this was a war taking place -- and people getting -- get killed in wars and it is recognized. on the other hand, there -- it is also clear under international law that the summary executions are illegal. >> one of his sons is said to have been killed with him. the fate of another is still uncertain. to the libyans is celebrating, what is important is gaddafi is no war and work

gaddafi ruled there since 1969. breaking news this morning is that muammar gaddafi is dead and that his body is being taken to a secret location for security reasons. this is coming as gaddafi was reportedly killed this morning. we're waiting for official confirmation. >>darya: we are live on the scene in el dorado county. we have new breaking news information after a gun battle among security guards broke out last night in richmond. the search for the shooter is now over. will tran is joining us live from the present apartment complex where the confrontation and shooting happened at once night. >>will: i have just learned and eldorado county, within the past half an hour, they did arrest the suspects. there was a short pursued by a police officer, there were no shots fired. the suspect was pulled over in his red toyota tacoma pickup truck and arrested without incident. in the meantime, you can see that investigators are still at the scene where the gun battle took place last night. they are still collecting evidenc

still ahead, more on the death of muammar gaddafi.irst, senate prepares to vote on the president's job bill. piece-by-piece. >> chris: sales of previously occupied homes fell 3% in september. they're on pace with the worst year on record. dating back a half century. stocks were mixed. the s&p 500 added 5-1/2. nasdaq gave back five. first-time applications for unemployment benefits fell by 6,000 last week, the four-week ample is 403,000, a six-month low. the senate is working on pieces of the job pill. chief congressional correspondent tells us how it's going. >> fed chairman ben bernanke expected to deliver more regulations to help the economy on capitol hill, the senate is due to vote on two pieces of job-related legislation shortly. $35 billion plan to keep first responders and teachers working, paid for with .5% surtax on millionaires. and eliminate the 3% withholding tax charge to contractors. republicans don't believe in this package. >> in the next 24 hours you will find one more chapter in absurd theater. the president offers a

treat me better now than under gaddafi's regime. black people say the same. people are friendly now. they do not insult me. people accept me now. >> the big challenge now will be setting up a democratic system after 42 the years of dictatorship. >> the path to democracy is said to be a long one. the interim leaders are looking for ways to install democratic structures that would respect the country's traditions. eight months of conflict has left the country in tatters. that is not stopping libyans from celebrating their new-found freedom. >> the revolution is over. these people celebrate their victory in tripoli's green square. this is in honor of the thousands that lost their lives at toppling gaddafi. the challenge will be filling the power vacuum caused by the dictator's demise. they want to install an interim government in four weeks and hold elections by next summer. libyans do not expect extreme left or right wing parties to emerge. >> extreme left or right wing parties do not really exist in libya. you cannot really identify

they believe gaddafi -- you hit him with a bullet. they believed he would not die. >> you were here when the bombing first began in libya and they tried to get him and topple his regime. when you think about the rebel forces behind the movement, what runs through your mind. >> from the beginning, i have just one question in my mind at times, are we going to get rid of this man in history tells me for the last 42 years, that gaddafi is able to destroy any device. >> this time it is difficult. what they have seen in the east and west. i think that makes them confident that they can make it. and i must say with international community. and neighboring countries who came forward. and came to see gaddafi laying down. >>> and are you back to being the ambassador to libya from the united states. and you are in the transition government and i know that is something you were happy about. there are concerns that members of the transitional government that are radical and are radical islamics and they may hijack the operation and what is going t

the last rates of sirte in the colonel gaddafi's home town. revolutionary forces going head- to-head with fighters still loyal to the old regime. trafficking in children. special report on the very young who is being shipped from the heat -- uganda to the uk for use in witchcraft. and taking a shortcut -- one marathon runner from the 26 miles a bit too much, butangt the bus certainly helped. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also or around the globe. there is heavy fighting in libya denied as troops of the national libyan council push hard into the city intosirte. fighters in the gaddafi stronghold have put up surprisingly fierce resistance, but now, according to bbc reporters who are with forces of the government, there are only a few streets still left in the hands of gaddafi loyalists. >> a war that has lasted nine months across libya has come down to a few streets and suburbs in colonel gaddafi cozy home town. the fighting on the streets of sirte is ferocious and intense. the town is being pummeled and pounded into submission. a

muammar gaddafi. across town, his body which has been on display in a refrigerated meat locker was again on view. late this afternoon, doors were closed. new reports that gaddafi could be buried at undisclosed location as early as tomorrow. meanwhile, the people of misuraa were back at work. but tough fighting involving local fighters all around, they called for the militia to stand down and hand this weapons. might seem like a tall order. on display here, gaddafi forced weaponry seized by the misurata, artillery piece and rocket launcher and trophy of war stat chew taken from the compound in tripoli commemorating the 1986 airstrike. this stuff ain't going anywhere. and miles away, where he was capture and killed. misurata brigade fought alongside comrade in tripoli and bengali. "this is a happy day for all libyans," he says. it means all of libya is liberated. still, there are gaddafi supporters like those picking up the pieces. new report of execution style killing of gaddafi backers by rebels. ques

after all, nato warplanes fired on gaddafi's convoy.llowing libyan forces to capture him, apparently alive. >> to the extent that the u.s. government or nato forces are involved in the specifics of the processes, they bear responsibility. >> today, nato went out of its way to say it did not know gaddafi was in the convoy when the warplanes bombed it name toe said the vehicles were carrying a substantial amount of weapons and ammunition, posing a significant threat to the local civilian population, chris? >> chris: jennifer, thank you. >>> president obama's job approval rating from mid-july to mid-october, the 11th quarter of his presidency, fell to 41%. that is the lowest of his presidency. it's down from 47%, in the previous quarter. republican presidential candidate herman cain has been going the other way. topping some recent polls. a day that began with curiosity about his revived 9-9-9 plan turned into a political street fight over another hot button issue. steve washington correspondent james rosen tells what happened. >> god bles

reportedly gaddafi was captured when national transitional council forces took control of gaddafi's hometown of sirte today. officials in the transitional government say gaddafi died of the injuries he suffered during the capture. we have not been able to confirm that yet, though. however, there are still widespread celebrations in libya. we just got this video into the newsroom. libyan men who say they were there when gaddafi was shot. >> we shot him, 9mm. yes, moammar gaddafi. >> despite the fall of tripoli in august, gaddafi loyalists mounted fierce resistance in several areas, including sirte, preventing libya's new leaders from declaring full victory in the 8-month several war. these are live pictures now. we're looking at presumably from tripoli. you can see quite a few flags being waved, a big crowd gathering, some dancing going on. we did hear a hot of car horns, even ship horns being blown in celebration, and of course the sell were tory gunfire being -- marked in the area. and it's morning to remember that gaddafi has been ruling this country for 42 years. and this revolution all s

they found a house that once belonged to gaddafi. they will offer the items for sale to raise money for reconstruction efforts at home. a little later in the program, we will be taking an in-depth look at one of the leading figures in the new military that appeared in that report. stay tuned for that. the nobel prize committee has announced the winners of this year's prize in physics. the committee honored three americans and their work for studying exploding stars. they discover that the universe is expanding faster than previously thought. >> to the explosion of a supernova. they have witnessed many such spectacles and their observations sent them to an astonishing discovery. the universe is not just expanding, but it is also speeding up. it could eventually completely freeze over, as the english in all life. -- extinguishing all life. >> it gives us insight about the ultimate fate of the universe. >> that made this discovery in the late 1990's. their phones have not stopped ringing. >> people murmured about it, but i will believe

gaddafi's reign. baltimore police are investigating an overnight accident that left the pedestrian dead. officers say a 44-year vessel was struck by a van on the intersection of eastern near virginia avenue in the essex, just after 11:00 when the man tried to cross the street. we are told the driver remained at the scene. homicide detectives are trying to figure out how the body of a man ended up in a car in the milford no area. the responded to a call after somebody reported the car and their parking spot. investigators say initial reports showed the man has been shot have no suspects at the time. montgomery county state's attorney says he may consider asking for the death penalty against the man charged with killing his it strange might -- estranged wife and also suspected of killing his stepson. the body was found and clarksburg on tuesday, a week after its mother was found beaten and stabbed to death in her germantown condo. police are now awaiting autopsy results to determine how william died. >>

gaddafi was killed by anti- gaddafi rebels who took th last holdout of gaddafi and his forces. the libyan city of sirte, gaddafi's hometown. also, jubilant libyans took over tripoli, and its powerhouse commercial city ben ghanzi, to celebrate the fall with cries of a la akbar, god is great! the fall of libya comes just two days after a surprise visit to tripoli by u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton. >> i'm proud to stand here on the soil of a free libya. this is libya's victory, and the future belongs to you. >> secretary clinton pledged economic and political support to push gaddafi libya. libya's liberation is seen as another jewel in the foreign policy crown of president barack obama. those achievements include the successful killing of al-qaeda leaders anwar al-awlaki and earlier, of course, osama bin laden. the president's approval numbers have been generally low, except for a majority of americans who currently approve of his job on fighting terrorism, 61%. question, which world leader deserves the greated credit for gaddafi's ouster, france's nicholas sarkozy, brita

ousting colonel gaddafi. the bbc's jonathan head is there. >> the long awaited attack on colonel gaddafi's hometown began at dawn. tanks rumbled into position. and began bombarding houses held by gaddafi loyalists. they brault up everything for this offensive. taking the town has become a symbol of the new government's authority. within minutes, it was shrouded in black smoke. it was time for the fighters to move in. the gaddafi forces inside hadn't given up yet. government fighters had to contend with snipers, positioned on high points around the town. they answered with plenty of their own gunfire. these are young volunteers with very limited training. and they have taken casualties. ambulances ferried back and forth from the front throughout the day. by midday, they were inside the housing estate. colonel gaddafi built for the people of his birthplace. tearing down the last symbols of his rule. this is the very center of sirte. as you can see, it's still contested by small numbers of gaddafi loyalists who

>> bear is still a little bit of >>> gaddafi is gone and the celebrations are growing in libya. here in d.c. -- >> everyone is so excited that he's gone. >> my family is very happy. >> reaction from around the world. >> i despise him confined disgusted. >> and what comes next for libya and the impact here. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> osama bin laden anwar alaki, and muammar gaddafi -- we have a closer look at the impact in our region. numerous celebrations were held in the united states including one at the white house. the exact circumstances surrounding his death remain a mystery tonight. we have live team coverage night beginning with jennifer and the latest developments . >> tonight we hear from the people of libya. their reactions tonight to the killing of muammar gaddafi. these a cell phone images or graphic. as one libyan woman put it, she would not have believed that his 42-year dictatorship was really over without this footage. >> 100%, i believe it. >> her interview and others like it amid celebrations in the street were captur

there are a lot of people being captured, being paid by the gaddafi regime or forced by the gaddafi regime to fight. of course, there are professional military fighters who are very adept. we know several people on the new government side were shot yesterday by snipers. we followed some tanks and some heavy artillery right into the front line yesterday, and the fighting there is intense. one thing that struck me about the city this morning, having a quick drive around, is that it is in pieces. virtually every building has been shelled. that is clearly the way that the interim government here, the only way they're going to take the city is by bombarding it to bits, because, of course, these defenders are not going to give it up easily, even though there may be only 10% of the city left to take. it's impossible to say how soon that could be, nearly by the end of the day, maybe tomorrow. >> wyrie davies, very difficult to pin down a time frame, hasn't it? libya's interim authorities are also under pressure to investigate allegations being made by amnesty international, allegations that captur

some amateur video showed gaddafi while he was still alive. what is unclear is how the events unfolded immediately prior to his death. the u.n. demands a full inquiry. >> if he died as a part of combat, that is a different issue. if something else was happened and someone captured him and deliberately killed him, that is very serious. >> libya's interim government faces many challenges. most citizens are relishing their lives without a dictator in charge. the u.s. says it will pull the remainder of its nearly 40,000 soldiers out of iraq by the end of the year. washington had planned to keep thousands of troops stationed in iraq to train local forces, but negotiations with baghdad failed to result in a deal. >> u.s. soldiers are packing up their gear. at camp victory in baghdad, the headquarters of the u.s. troop presence. the soldiers' mission is coming to a close after barack obama and iraqi prime minister agree on a withdrawal of active-duty troops in the coming months. >> today, i can report that as promised, the rest of our troops in iraq

this giant fist once stood and colonel gaddafi's compound. it has been brought here to misrata as a sign of achievement. colonel gaddafi's body was the ultimate war trophy at all -- the ultimate war trophy. as the victims argued over the spoils, loyalists are getting used to a new reality. this man was a trusted cleric. now, he is a prisoner. he was among those who helped to prepare the body. >> it must change. everything is clear now. the end of gaddafi means a new life. >> this is not going to be easy. in misrata, life is beginning to get back to normal. people are changing back into civilian clothes. "the real revolution starts here, this man told me, after the death of gaddafi. this is a peaceful revolution. the scale of the task is daunting. reconstruction, reconciliation, and the rebuilding of a political system from scratch. the road ahead will be a long one. >> today, president obama was asked about the death of colonel gaddafi after an appearance on "the tonight show." he said that the former leader was given ample opportunity to lea

the years the significance of being the hometown of colonel gaddafi himself. so, little wonder the fighting has been fierce, but the message coming out at the moment seems pretty clear that the forces believe they have now shut off, removed, dealt with those last few pockets of resistance coming from gaddafi loyalists. in fact, they were chanting, go and tell gaddafi that libya is full of real men and not cowards. so the picture is one of celebration. this is unconfirmed at the moment, and let's just remember, it's been a long time coming in terms of fighting here. this seemed to be the final push and turned out to be just another major push, so you can see from these pictures, there's a celebration and a sense that perhaps this job here is done. while that does seem it's all over across libya, certainly not, it does mean that perhaps these last main symbolic holes that gaddafi could say he has within libya would be out of his hands, once again, in the hands of the transitional national government. so potentially we have here a very key moment in the conflict

the colonel gaddafi is dead. is important lieutenant in the members of his family have been killed, imprisoned, exiled, or on the run. the old regime has been smashed. this really is a new beginning. i have never seen tripoli this relaxed. but first, they have to get over the past. >> after seven months, nato says it is likely to wind down the military mission to protect civilians by the end of october. the final decision will be made next week after consulting with the libyan transitional authorities and the un. matthew price reports from brussels. gosh ambassadors are in agreement, the mission can come to an end. there'll be some days where nato aircraft will continue the surveillance operations to check there is no civilian -- and there is no threat to libya as civilians. but the operation will soon close down. without nato having sustained any casualties and with relatively few civilians killed as a result of its actions. >> of the military forces prevented the massacre and to save countless lives. we have cr

nos cuenta. >> el cuerpo de gaddafi estÁ en un colchÓn mido en un refrigerador de un centro comercialneral, inclusive de la onu para aclarar las circunstancias de su muerte. >> si fue ejecutado por los rebeldes que lo detuvieron eso es un crimen de guerra y deben de ser ejemplarmente sancionados >> en tanto se debate cuando y donde los tienen que enterrar salen versiones mÁsprolongados minutos de vida habrÍa alcanzado a decirle a los rebeldes conocen la diferencia de lo correcto y no correcto, y recibiÓ el disparo en la cabeza en el cual habrÍa muerto 30-40 minuto despuÉs, pero es esta imagen de un joven de 18 aÑos con una pistola dorada en mano aparece como el autor material la que despierta mÁs cuestionamientos, laseridas de gaddafi en el peo no eran visibles decenas hicieron filas para tomarse fotos, observadores de derechos humanos piden una investigaciÓn. >> si no se hace aquÍ quedarÁ la sensaciÓn de que se produjo una ejecuciÓn extra hulk y qe judic protegieron a los responsables de este crimen. >> funcionarios estadounidenses confirmaron que un aviÓn estadounidense no tripulado

rebel leaders say gaddafi died in his hometown. nato will decide today on the future of its bombing campaign in libya. >>> investigators hope this surveillance video will lead them to a two men who shot and killed a man on a metrobus. police say the video shows suspect pointing at 22-year-old demetrius thompson before shooting him. >>> virginia and senator jim webb want to know why the but rejected the state's application for earthquake relief. the earthquake was centered in mineral, virginia, and nearly 100 -- 1000 homes were damaged. >>> a chinese toddler run over twice by vance and ignored by passers-by as now died. she died early this morning a week after the accident. nearly 20 people walk by the child before someone picked her up. the incident has led to bitter soul-searching over morality in china. >>> some survivors of the virginia tech shootings and family members testified. the school is appealing finds it received for failing to notify the campus sooner for the 2007 deadly shooting rampage. the u.s. education department

pero no saben como recibiÓ sus heridas mortales, la otan no sabÍa que iba gaddafi fue ubicado horas fin de la misiÓn de 37 meses en libia, analizaban en donde podrÍan desplegar los aviones que podrÍan estar, 70 aviones que estÁn en ese paÍs ademÁs de varios barcos, jorge. >> es todo lo que tenemos desde washington, estamos aquÍ por una razÓn se los complicamexplicamÁ adelante. >> enseguida el senador republicano marco rubio ha dicho de por quÉ es hijo de exiliados cubanos cuando llegaron antes de la revoluciÓn de fidel castro. >> una vez mÁs queda demostrado que hay muchos empleos que si no los hacen los inmigrantes nadie los quiere hacer. >> una jueza le da un triunfo al gobierno del presidente obama en una disputa con el gobierno de jan brewer regresamos. >> me >> una jueza federal rechazÓ la demanda que la gobernadora de arizona presentÓ en contra del presidente obama diciendo que habÍa incumplido la inmigraciÓn ilegal, alegaba que no cruzara la frontera con mÉxico ni proteger al estado de una invasiÓn de indocumentados, el gobierno de obama presentÓ una contrademanda diciendo qu

some of the gaddafi fighters are trying to hide in the convoy. most are frightened women and children, traumatized by days of incessant shelling. in perhaps one or two days, the city will be under the total control of the transitional government. what will be left a bit. -- left of it. >> i spoke -- the think that the ntc has been surprised by the level of resistance? >>, undoubtedly. they have said that the end is nigh, it is only a matter of time before it ended in sirte. they have nowhere to go, and they have rejected any attempts to get them to agree to a surrender, means they will fight. the last couple of days were very different. some of the fighters from the new transitional government were starting to feel a little bit depressed because they were losing ground. there has been a very big bombardment and the last 24 hours and is beginning to have the desired affect. some of those fighters inside sirte, it is having a devastating effect on the city itself. >> of what happens after the push is finally over? what are they going to do with all