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. >>> hello, everyone, i'm hala gorani at the cnn headquarters in atlanta. here's what's making news. the occupy movement in new york now and throughout the day going global. it began as a public demonstration in a small park in lower manhattan on saturday, spread to cities around the world. tokyo, london, rome, sydney, hong kong, toronto, jakarta and indonesia, to name a few. it was a worldwide display of sympathy and solidarity with the protesters of occupy wall street. most were peaceful, though some arrests were reported. rome got ugly, throngs of peaceful demonstrators fled as anarchists began throwing moltov cocktails. shop windows were smashed, riot police moved in. occupy participants were upset by the outbreak of the violence saying their demonstration was hijacked. >>> prosecutors call it a first of its kind indictment charging a bishop and a catholic diocese for failing to report suspected child abuse. st. joseph, missouri, deny the offense which is a misdemeanor. the jackson county prosecutor says finn did not report for five months that a priest

nicholas burns still with us, fran townsend and hala gorani. i want to bring you into the conversation. former nato ambassador, former undersecretary of state, listen to the current secretary of state, hillary clinton, who was careful saying very little but making clear the united states now will look to retaliate. >> we will be consulting with our friends and partners around the world about how we can send a very strong message that this kind of action, which violates international norms, must be ended and other areas where we can cooperate more closely in order to send a strong message to iran. >> she took no questions, that was the bulk of the statement. the united states has been frustrated in the past over iran's nuclear program, over other rogue actions by iran. what can the united states and what can others do now? >> well, john, you're got two things happening today. an intaken yus political crisis between iran and saudi arabia and the united states and iran. i think the administration will do a number of things. first, we're hearing th

hala gorani, suzanne malveaux are watching. t that video, hala, it's pretty chilling when you think about it that they got him alive, but he's now dead. >> well, the question is how did he die. question is did he die of wounds that he sustained in this initial attack or was he executed later? that's a question that's going to be answered in the coming hours or days. but he is clearly alive here. this appears to be moammar gadhafi -- it appears as though he's able to stand on his two feet with some assistance. he's bloodied so he's definitely injured. but then how did he end up dying is going to be the question we're going to want answered. as soon as possible. >> i think barbara starr, our pentagon correspondent, brought up a very good point, and that is that nato and the united states have always emphasized that the mission was not to assassinate gadhafi, but rather take out his regime, take out his forces. and barbara made that very clear, that that was not part of the -- at least of what they said was a plan and so again that

these are reports that are coming directly from libya as you heard hala gorani talking to a politicalactivist there. we had a chance to go live to the country and hear from reporters there and hear from leaders within the transitional council talking about the death of moammar gadhafi. we've been seeing these live pictures of celebrations. libyans chanting, how happy they are with the death of moammar gadhafi, but, once again, the u.s. not confirming that, indeed, the colonel has been killed or captured. if he is dead or alive, what does that mean next? will he be tried in libya and will he be tried in the hague? we'll talk about the legal ramifications of that right after the break. ♪ oh, beautiful ♪ for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountain [ male announcer ] for the first 100 years and for generations to come, thanks for making us a part of your life. ♪ whoa it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. d medicare prescription dr