when there is no word on where khaddafi is or what his next move will be >> we have to find out where done amba. >> the big mystery is where it happened to the tens of thousands of troops or loyal to khaddafi. >> president barack obama released a statement last night calling on our khaddafi to relinquish power >> time right now 9:53 a.m. this is all look of from our mt. tam camera there is no breeze out there. deberg [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >> >> >> up hundred and 55 points right now and now we will check the seven day forecast. we are looking at 87 degrees for today and then tomorrow it will eat up to 97 just for one day down to the high 80s and then we get warm out once again on friday. >> i live look from our roof cam we will be right back.

of marin >> we will take a quick break and the latest out of tripoli with and the fault of omar khaddafi this is a live look out over the bay. the battle for tripoli still continues there is a repeat stories that one of his sons has resurfaced >> we know there have been gun battles and some sort of khaddafi forces paris saying that they are snipers we are now getting conflicting reports several of kaddafi's sons have been arrested and two of them have showed up one in every quarter staying hotel they see his face he is not under arrest and another son escaped the clutches of the rebel forces things are changing very quickly on information here. anything can happen nino rebels were in the city in tripoli during the past 3935 hours bom. they went ollie down to green square which they have now named margaret square we do not know how much of the city they control some are saying a 95% they dispute those numbers we were in some of those neighborhoods and you could clearly see the rebel forces controlling kaddafi's forces. >> 413 we'll take a quick break and the latest out of oakland where th

at&t. , our khaddafi is pompon is now under a tactical one of his sons was reported capture spoke out last night they had never had confirmation of his arrest. >> we never had confirmation that he was captured >> there is still slow cycling of khaddafi impact we will keep our eyes on this story abou. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. tracking the first here came this hurricane season as it makes it way through the caribbean we have video coming in this morning after the a hurricane swept the north shore of the dominican republic last night this will be a major category 3 storm winds of around the guy who wandered at 35 mi.

there is khaddafi the revolutionary who from the beginning of his regime spent a lot of libyan money financing liberation movements across africa. that has bearing on current events. then there is khaddafi the hegemon who tried to foment armed change of regime in african countries, financing guerrillas to attempt to overthrow and that brought this -- that brought destruction to large parts of africa. then when the sanctions for terrorism tried to hit their regime at home and they felt the arab companies were not given enough, he shifted to many of whom who were his former victims for support. he became a pan-africanist, welcoming africans to move to libya, to a point where the sixth of the population was sub- saharan african and in fact, the african union was born out of a summit held in set and it was in . held ins sert i'm not sure if they're going to have to scrub their charter to treat -- scrub their charter to change that embarrassment. finally, they invested in in the structure throughout africa. all of these different khaddafi s, and which one was dealt with will reflect in ho

a senior military adviser he died from his injuries and was later buried, our khaddafi is now on then his home town of a circuit is under siege or it could last for years kaddafi's wife and three of his children have fled and there is no indication if khaddafi has left the country >> 66 u.s. troops have died in afghanistan this month's making august the most deadly month in at a decade- long war. president barack obama last month said he would begin pulling out the 33,000 of an extra troops he ordered 10,000 out the share and another 20 hot thousand out by the summer of next year. as of june that when the unemployment rate was 13% president obama has as for tax credit for servicemen looking for jobs >> we have an update on our whole labor day weekend right after the break and this is a live look at the golden gate bridge and traffic looks kind [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new pers

we are inside khaddafi compound where we are told bowl plays has been diluted by the rebels there is still quite a bit but gunfire. this is an historic day mamboin. this is an importat day especially for the rebels that gaddafi said it would never be able to break his spirit. whesome of the press is coming out so clearly it is over, but there is a extreme excitement here in tripoli. >> khaddafi son made a brief appearance at a hotel after it was reported he was captured there is no report on if or how he is gay >> new details on a police standoff bed had lot 589 india0. police said he was wantd for grocers store stabbing he was barricaded in the standard in the hotel where they found him dead inside the hotel room they said he took his own life >> are weather forecast in the bay area hot day a yesterday member. i'll look at the forecast for today. >> read it up quite a bit yesterday we will seasoning's cool down today . we're look in at not very much fog today this is a difference in temperatures than what we had yesterday. your current temperatures are still fairly warm as you head

he does not want khaddafi dead, he would like them to see their triumph. "we want him to see what it is like without him. i want him to see that. >> during the last six months, these streets were always tense. now you can feel the relief. they face really big challenges because for 40 years, colonel gaddafi has taken away the institutions of government and that means in many ways they have to start again from scratch. that will be difficult. >> activists say seven people have been killed by security forces during demonstrations which broke out after morning prayers marking the end of ramadan. a boy is reported to be among the dead. the united states is freezing the assets of several senior members of the syrian regime. these images you might find disturbing. >> >this is damascus today, the muslim holy day. that did not stop the killing. security forces opened fire. opposition groups say four were killed, three others died elsewhere in syria. there is also killing in secret. amnesty international say that 88 have died in police detention often after torture

there are reports that the and the son of omar khaddafi has been killed by a nato strike he was among 33 troops killed at an operations center. he is a major commander in his father's army you're watching the kron 4 morning news and we will be right backñçç". >> we are seeing the unemployment rate dropped compared to last month >> the faa's showdown congress has reached a compromise that shutdown cost the government $30 million the deal was finally reached thousands of faa of ministries years or without pay. >> on your weather forecast a very foggy san francisco this morning. >> i camera shot of the golden gate bridge and there is the fog visibility is reduced on the span as for san francisco temperature right now is 56 degrees and a high of 65 degrees. we will get a few breaks here and there overcast conditions. this is our satellite view of the fog the fog is not as nearly as thick it will pull back about noontime. are more inland spots will be see clearing first theory it will rebuild as we head into the evening hours this is temperatures at for the moment. you conceive mostly in t

his home town of surt is under siege they're trying to capture him heat khaddafi second wife and childrend to algeria yesterday rebels want his family to be returned so they can stand trial >> time now is 9:26 a.m. and this is a look flat at our mt. tam camera beautiful shot when it is not the problem today it is just chilly out there. 929 a m and the main story is in richmond three separate shooting and three people wounded in that these shootings we are live with the latest >> i have an update on the case of the three shootings there were four shootings one that victim is in critical condition this is shooting number to an hour before the shooting there was one in north of richmond that involve the 19 year-old victim he was taken to hospital and is now fighting with his life when and how this shooting at this gas station there were two victims either pump gas are getting stacks we don't now for sure suspects came up to what them and fired upon them multiple times you can see shots on this man column here they hop back in the rough car to try to leave the scene they get right here and cr

many of the khaddafi guards had vanished.onel gaddafi is still seems to rule in this tiny patch. the guards truly believe that his forces could take back the city. so began the negotiations. the cnn jordanian producer was pivotal. the guard was confused. after four decades of gaddafi rule, he refused to believe that it was all over. we ventured out. not all of them had gone. finally, after five days of not knowing whether we would make it out, we did, into our armored vehicle as the red cross swept in to carry the others out. out through a city hidden from our view, transformed in the five days since we had last seen it. then it was gaddafi ruled. now, it is not certain who does. >> as we heard in his report, the red cross helped organize the relief of those journalists held that the hotel. we just heard that the head of the international committee of the red cross told us how his team helped to get them out. >> we have been present in libya since the outbreak of hostilities some months ago. we worked on both sides. we work w

the khaddafi forces are on the northeast side of the city. there are no face-to-face battles. they were only using missiles. they filed -- fired seven or and missiles. -- or eight missiles. there were nato airlines flying all over the sky. there were bombs just a few seconds ago. that is what happened. >> ar gaddafi forces trying to regain the city? >> they are trying to, but they are just firing missiles from far away, two kilometers or something. it is east of the city. the fight is between the mountains and zawiya. most of the rebels are staying there. >> as a resident, are you sensing there is a change happening? >> right now? i cannot say that. we control most of the city. the rebels control most of the city. there are no gaddafi forces inside. they are just firing the missiles from far away. that is all. >> a resident speaking to me a little earlier. details of an obama fight back in the united states. >> that is right. the u.s. presidential campaign is gathering pace. president barack obama is on the road in the midwest. his republican rivals are staking out positions i

assist >> latest out a libya rebel forces have taken over a military base that was held by omar khaddafi they freed a 10,000 people from a kaddafi's prisons there are 50,000 people on account of four the regime has been rumored to execute 10,000 people this man was convicted of bombing lockerbie airlines flight 101 he is what up to on oxygen machine and looks like he is hooked up to an oxygen machine when he was he only had three months to live and here he is alive two years later he is dying of prostate cancer it killed 270 passenger >> 652 is the time and this is a live look outside from our mt. tam camera if. movies so the weekend and dell is no. 1 no. tool was at columbia and hot third was a don't be afraid of the dark the one i saw over the weekend was my 80th brother and it was really good. >> dial up to 174 right now . a lot of ground still to be made up. and now >> and held look at our seven day forecasting by the end of the week we warm up once again and the at 90 once again on friday. >> latest video coming out of storm irene >> we all little bit of a chilly start at the beginn

what kind of ideas will they have of for the new post- khaddafi feature -- future? >> they are students, businessmen, teachers, most holding a gun for the first time. the result was no outside help. it would have been crushed but for nato's help. now the rebels stand on the brink of victory. already recognized by many as libyas the legitimate government. are the united? the national transitional council is a mix of factions. with little more in common than dislike of colonel gaddafi. it is a coalition between the east and west of the country and religious and sector -- secular. members of the regime and exiles. it is a potpourri of different ideas and ideology. if they all work within the same for work, the constitution, then everybody will have their own thoughts and sit with a thing. >> the country's leader may be mustafa jaleel. his revolution has produced no single forceful personality. perhaps after 42 years of gaddafi, another strong man is the last thing libyans want. will the rebels succeed? the new government could be destabilized if there is widespread loo

as soon as that is gone, there is not a widespread group of people who support the idea of khaddafi. without the man, there is no support. it should be relatively limited, relatively achievable operation. tavis: if i had a dime for every time i have heard relatively achievable, with all due respect, you hear these words all the time. we heard that about afghanistan and iraq. gaddafi whatever you think of him is showing no signs of going anywhere anytime soon. i had one of the released "the new york times" journalists the was captured in libya and beaten. we know that story. even he said he does not think gaddafi is going anywhere anytime soon. this notion of a quick and easy, what? >> relative to other things. we're going back to the lessons in the 1990's that caused the accesses and mistakes which as we overcompensated the other way. we allowed things like the rwandan genocide and milosevic's campaigns of killing in the former yugoslavia to go on with out assistance when people were begging for help. western countries were too heavily interventionist often for the wrong reasons. the

. >> new this morning, there are reports that the of this side of khaddafi has been killed in a nato strike. he was reportedly among 33 troops killed a nato strike that hit early this morning on a government operations center. nato has not confirmed to the death. he is a major commander at his father's military forces and his death will be able to the government efforts to crush the rebels. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. watching weather and traffic around the area of this friday. heavy fog of the light traffic on the bay bridge. currently 58 in oakland, 694 high. -69 for the high today. >> all eyes on wall street. wild swings again today. the dow is now up 1 1/3 points in early trading is no doubt 94 to 11,002 of 89. >> new details this morning as the senate has approved legislation put it and to the to the partial shutdown for the faa. this clears the way for furloughed employees and airport construction projects to resume. president obama signs the bill before then. the shutdown cost the government about 30 million daily until it started about two w

there is khaddafi the revolutionary who from the beginning of his regime spent a lot of libyan money financing liberation movements across africa. that has bearing on current events. then there is khaddafi the hegemon who tried to foment armed change of regime in african countries, financing guerrillas to attempt to overthrow and that brought this -- that brought destruction to large parts of africa. then when the sanctions for terrorism tried to hit their regime at home and they felt the arab companies were not given enough, he shifted to many of whom who were his former victims for support. he became a pan-africanist, welcoming africans to movehe wao move to live via -- to libya, and becoming a pan-african -- the african union was begun in sirte and it's beginning documents saying it was inspired by gaddafi. then there was gaddafi the investor, who invested from business it infrastructure throughout africa. 3 these different gaddafis, and which countries dealt with, will reflect what it has been dealing with libya, so they were least affected by the gap and most flexible in reachin

not a single khaddafy soldier in sight.o the qaddafi's brigade headquarters is the most feared ministry brigade in the whole of livonia run by his son who is in charge of controlling the interior. it was rebels who were taking out flat screen tv's, office tables, chairs as well as crucial liam munition and any military hardware we could get a hold of. we have not seen a single soldier. >> that is alex crawford of sky news doing an incredible job. alex is right from the field of chaos and confusion there in tripoli libya. we are joined by james bro broz. what is the statement from the white house to these dramatic events? >> we are watching with great anticipation. the state department said flat out that gaddafi's days are numbered and the fight for tripoli has begun. nato who is involved in all of this for the military campaign. they came out today and reminded the transitional council that they hold a great responsibility. his move inclusive and the future of libya is founded is in short a great deal of concern in official

there is khaddafi the revolutionary who from the beginning of his regime spent a lot of libyan money financing liberation movements across africa. that has bearing on current events. then there is khaddafi the hegemon who tried to foment armed change of regime in african countries, financing guerrillas to attempt to overthrow and that brought this -- that brought destruction to large parts of africa. then when the sanctions for terrorism tried to hit their regime at home and they felt the arab companies were not given enough, he shifted to many of whom who were his former victims for support. he became a pan-africanist, welcoming africans to move to libya, to a point where the sixth of the population was sub-saharan african and in fact, the african union was born out of a summit held in set and it was in -- held in sert. foundational documents actually say that it was inspired by the vision of the great leader of the revolution. i don't know what they have to change their chartered to avoid that embarrassment. finally that cut off the the investor, who invested billions of dollars th

lot of libya they have a good idea where omar khaddafi is and they are confident they will catch himy are fierce heat and continue to stoke violence in tripoli several thousand cheering a libyans are celebrating the muslim holiday and their new freedom rebel fighters and some civilians walked up new-line and shook hands they start to 3 day holiday with feasting >> doll futures are up 82 points right now or the dow was up 20 points yesterday also today private reports on the job market hot and the job sector the big report coming out tomorrow with the labor department and morro in september 1st time now 5:11 a.m. we hope your wednesday is starting out how could this is look of the golden gate bridge and we will be right back. @ ]smñwñ welcome back five at 20 5:00 a.m. at that amber alert has been cancelled they thought she was attracted by her father the and lorillard has been cancelled the girl has been found she was miss and at 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon they spotted the fathers of vehicle so they stopped the car they took him into custody and the girl is a so that amber alert ha

he was hit by a truck >> and an airstrike in libya may have killed the young the son of all more khaddafi epoxie. >> good morning and happy friday a first check on weather and traffic. >> it will be a touch compared to yesterday we are going to have fog and that is going to be part of our morning forecast along the coast you will be dealing with the fog in the afternoon that we will clearer with mild temperatures the temperatures will be in the '60s through '80s throughout the area >> are traffic today is just like yesterday we will be very lucky we have a carefree day yesterday and so far that is the way the day looks the bridges look good there is no wind advisories this morning and know backups for the west bound ride therein >> are developing story our allies will be on wall street after it yesterday's 500 plunge. in 30 minutes from now the monthly jobs report will be coming out economists predict 90,000 jobs were added and the unemployment rate will remain at 9.2%. in june only 18,000 jobs were added and they will need our hundred and 25 a thousand jobs per month to us to keep outpuu

the point is not khaddafi. the point is the whole middle eastern over the next 20 years and how the united states allies relate to those countries. do we get off on the right foot in our relationship? are we on this side of progress, oil-rich dictators? do we wish to be seen as making some strange neil imperial move? i thought what was smart about what the president did was that he was very limited. what he said was we are interested in protecting the civilian population. that's it. the problem then i believe is that other countries such as france and my country, britain, began to push and push and push. we lost our patience. the ability of even the united states to save patients, relax. trending in the right direction. protecting the civilian population. better than it was in northern iraq 15 years ago, better than it was in bosnia. things are going the right direction. our tools are limited. in international operation. it became difficult. what i think we need to regain is a sense of intermediate tools that w

>> there are of the view they are making progress toward ousting khaddafi. they are increasing the political pressure, the military pressure. they do not see a stagnant situation. they see movement in the right direction. they are glad that nato is part of this. they see that involvement as an essential to protecting them. >> today expected to last as long? >> they had hopes gaddafi would be gone a long time ago. they're committed. >> the second part of my question was whether they willing to do politically to bring this to a conclusion? >> they're trying to do all they can. they are fighting on the various fronts. they're trying to show the international community they are worthy of our support. >> what percentage of the tnc is now composed of women? have they told you how they want to use the billions of dollars they're hoping to get access to it? how do you draw the assessment -- how do you reach this assessment that gaddafi's demise is an inevitability beyond that you want this to happen? >> the percentage of women is very small. i can tell you that. i w

libya -- a question would be, do you perceive germany adopting a more assertive role in a post- khaddafi libya it? in part due to the mission itself? and my that enabled the eu to utilize civilian assets in helping libya build a functional states. >> thank you very much. allow me a general remark. we are addressing the future of nita. i think the libyan case is showing us it serves as a to share the shortcomings in the transatlantic alliance. we should take it as that, a learning experience, to learn from that. it makes no sense to go back and say what went wrong and if we should have gone in there? we should be positive at the moment and say it was a successful operation. nato has proven there is no alternative the horizon before it. and it proved it was able to execute such a mission, period. nothing different can be said. when it comes to the european union, it has to be clear that germany has had a leadership vacuum in the last three years when it comes to security policy issues. right at the moment when the europeans are forced to take a position with the americans on libya, there i

when you were mentioning earlier you had reports of discussions between anti- and pro-khaddafi supporters, you were reporting [unintelligible] and elsewhere. we have seen dialogue in several villages that basically were freed i'm not saying no hostilities. just to get your picture. several cities are not fortified war zones. several cities, especially smaller villages are often controlled only with a few checkpoints. along the key road. in one or two relatively small command-and-control centers. this is the best way i could describe the picture on the ground. >> we have seen clearly where the threat has been coming from. we continue to call on all remnants of the regime to stop their threats and attacks and laid down their arms and stop the bloodshed and allow the libyan people to build the new future for libya in reconciliation, in peace and full respect for the rule of law. >> thank you. >> just to let you know that briefing from nato will lead off our prime-time programming tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. then remarks from president obama in minneapolis. a discussion on the challenges of

host: the front page this morning, khaddafi wife pat and relatives leave -- muammar gaddafi's wife andelatives leave libya. from "the financial times," open quote tripoli suffers water shortage." regarding the lockerbie bomber, "near-death," from "the washington post," this morning. we will be getting an update on nato at 8:00 a.m. eastern time this morning, we will have that live on c-span.org. this story about muammar gaddafi -- host: politico has a story about the united nations. a bill offered by the chairwoman of the house republican foreign affairs committee that would declare a voluntary budget model. host: minneapolis, richard, republican line, we are talking about confidence in the obama economic circle. what do you think? caller: i have zero confidence in his economic team, and i will give you four reasons why. they should outlaw public employee unions. here in minneapolis they are laying off firefighters? they are hiring safety inspectors at $80,000 per year. one other thing that i read with the other caller on, they should bring back drilling for oil, they could create thou

investments in government and economics, and they did not have to do it our way, but they cannot do it khaddafi'shost: you said we need to rethink the way -- guest: the problem we have in dealing with the war powers act is you have a massive debate in the building behind you, which is always coupled with a sincere concern that congress gets the reporting and transparency it means, and inevitably partisan politics. the problem, often is not the formal legal structure, it is that the president does need to consult with congress, basically seeking the consultation with the leadership that provides a full picture of what we are doing. he needs to work with a select intelligence committee, so in covert operations there is a prompt and exact transfer of data without compromising or risk in the nature of operations. he needs to inform more clearly, not simply the congress, but the american people and the media, so you do not get conspiracy theories about the money, or a total misunderstanding of what our intention is apparent when you have procedures that focus on that kind of communication, and set rea

. >> nato says it will continue strikes on the khaddafi hometown of sirte. we will get an update now during this 40-minute briefing. >> good afternoon. welcome to everybody here in brussels, in naples, and those of you watching on internet and especially those of you in libya who i also know are watching on the internet. i am joined by a colonel, a military spokesperson who is going to give us an operational update. briefly. the nato mission is important. it is effective, and it is still necessary. as long as threats remain, we will get that job done. the mission will continue in full compliance with united nations mandate for as long as needed but not a day longer. it looks as though we are nearly there, but we are not there yet. we have seen more reports of how the regime has been using mosques, schools, and marketplaces as shields for its weapons. we must make sure that these threats are gone and gone for good, until citizens are safe so that the libyan people can build a new future based on reconciliation and the rule of law. once the nato job is done, i

the international community launched an operation to stop khaddafi's forces in their tracks.y days of this intervention, we provided the bulk of the firepower. our friends and allies stepped forward. the national council is a credible representative of the libyan people. the united states, together with our european allies, recognized the governing authority in libya. gaddafi was cut off from ours in cash, his forces were degraded. from bang gauzy to the western mountains, the opposition confronted the regime and the tide turned in their favor. this situation in libya has restate tipping point. it took town after town and people of sharply rose up to claim their freedom. for over four decades, the people have lived under the rule of a tyrant to denied them their most basic human rights. now the celebrations we have seen shows at the pursuit of human dignity is stronger than any dictator. i want to emphasize this is not over yet. as the regime collapses, there is fierce fighting. we have reports of elements continuing to fight. gaddafi has the opportunity to reduce further blo

if khaddafi is -- leaves tripoli he may well do, it will be seen as a victory for nato. they do not come back. >> one question here. >> i'm from the university of maryland public policy school. it has been interesting to listen to this but what i sense is lasting is a discussion of the arabs spring. they have been such big drivers of foreign policy. i do not have any agenda or argument but i would like to hear comments on our dysfunctional political system in the terms of where does that leave us with israel and the developments of the middle east? >> i guess that is for me. [laughter] i was trying to escape the middle east. i think that this function we have been talking about affects our ability to be effective in the context of dramatic changes that are sweeping across the region. the dysfunction and the debt ceiling that we have been overextended and cannot afford to get involved in another war in the middle east or another intervention. it is the fact that we have really shot are what -- our wad in afghanistan. we are reluctant to take a position that might imply ob

international role and relations with libya going forward, many of the african countries, of course, backed khaddafiof them now. 16 of them have now recognized the transitional council as the leadership of libya. i am wondering, how are libyans going to feel about africa as opposed to the arab world moving forward? gaddafi had become disappointed with the arab world and tried to read orient libya toward africa. i'm not sure to what extent that was shared as being the major orientation. how do you think this is going to look in the new libya? also, a sub-question. i am wondering if you can explain to us a little bit more the role of south africa in the current situation, and why south africa has continued to resist the transfer of assets to the transition -- transitional leadership. >> thank you. in order to understand libya's relations with africa, a little bit of history we have to take a look at. in many respects, here, in -- as in many other aspects of life, gaddafi was a bit of a schizophrenic. the revolutionary, who from the beginning of his regime spent a lot of libyan money financing liberati

niguel there is no word that wear khaddafi is or what will happen next >> we have to find out where khaddafi is i believe in what they are due wingback it is amazing and it is it expected >> it is a mystery why what happened to the tens of thousand of loyal khaddafi troops he said a few hours ago they would fight to the death. >> president barack obama released a statement calling on khaddafi to link rush-hour >> at developing story we're following oakland shooting at the are investigating two shootings the first one happened it 8 on saturday night on man was shot and is expected to survive another man was shot 20 minutes later they have not made any arrests in the shooting and they are not sure if those shootings are related bois.. >> part of a group called stop the violence it is close to the area where that tree year-old boy was killed on a drive-by shooting they said they are fed up >> when they look at motorcyclist they always look at best as negative we do a lot of work in the community we believe in taking our city back with what our community to now that we are not going to expected