getting khaddafy. >> now he's gone. at the same time, most countries are facing some kind of political challenge. libya is arguably the only one that has the means and the conditions to make it any time in the near future. only and a half million people and vast oil wells come peared with a place like egypt with 85 million people and very little resources. so libya has more going for it than any other place. >> robin wright, steve clemons, thank you both for coming in on short notice. >>> up next, time magazine's bobbie gosha giving us his take. this is the dail "daily rundowny on msnbc. morning out of libya. multiple reports saying that moamar khaddafy has been captured and possibly killed as he tried to flee rebel forces in his hometown of sirte. the reports have not been confirmed by the u.s. government. there have been numerous times that khaddafy's death has been reported and then taken back. bobby, it was just after 5:00 a.m. this morning that the libyan transitional government said they had gotten control of sirt

it appears to show khaddafy. it is a very clear image of the face. it looks like khaddafy.ph from the rebels themselves who took it with a cell phone camera. they believe that it's proof that khaddafy was either very severely injured or dead or may have been injured and then died. that could also be part of the confusion. >> okay. >> all right. so we're still waiting obviously for confirmation from the white house but the photo does help point to potentially a confirmation of what we've been covering all morning which is that transitional forces had a confrontation with moamar khaddafy, shot him. the first report was that he was wounded in two legs. the second report was that he was wounded in both legs and shot in the head. the third report that we're still working on confirming beyond reuters is that he has been killed. we've been watching the jubilations in the street of sirte where khaddafy was aparentally fleeing and talking about the potential implications, a clear angle of what, alex? oh, okay. apaparently you need to be clea to go do a special report. >> also a seni

. >> it was the moment they had been fighting for so long, khaddafi critically wounded, flung into the back of a truck. jubilation among forces loyal to the new authorities, who have paid a heavy price for this. here is where gaddafi was found two months after he went into hiding and his capital fell to rebel forces, the man who repeatedly called his opponents "rats," found in a drain pipe. the graffiti reads "here lies gaddafi, the rat." >> we shot him. 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

just ask the government soldiers that continue to fight to gain control of the remaining khaddafi strongholds. on the ground, soldiers and civilians will tell you that libya will not find peace until the fighting ends and gaddafi is found. those fighting for a new libya remain hopeful for a better future. >> a military decoration awarded to a rebel. once an air force colonel under gaddafi now dispensed -- a defense spokesman for the rebels visits the wounded, acknowledging their bravery and service. he was wounded as he was fighting to liberate the desert town. >> our position was under fire and i called out to my friend that we should get out of there. suddenly, i felt my leg being shredded by bullets. my friend had been shot dead. >> his right leg had to be amputated at the knee. the rebels had fulfilled their main goal, but they don't want to leave it at that. >> we give them the gift, we captured the duffy -- that of the -- gaddafi. he also has a personal motivation for joining this revolution. 20 years ago, he was forcibly recruited into the military when he planned to study abroad. >> a

. >> it remains to be seen whether nato will play a role inside of libya in the post khaddafi era. the peacekeeping mission would require the deployment of ground troops. >> there will be great reluctance on the part of cash- strapped nato governments including the united states to actually put troops on the ground because this is much more might expensive -- much more expensive. this raises the question, how do you get them out again? >> the timing of the killing of gaddafi will be crucial for libya as well as the alliance, nato. >> recently, many have cast doubt on nato's future. it has proved that it is still capable of something. >> the success could mean an increase in moral pressure. muammar gaddafi was not the world's last dictator. >> this is an opportunity to turn the page on four decades of authoritarian rule. world leaders have been responding to the news of colonel gaddafi's death. >> in brussels, the european commission president said that libyans should now look to a future free of repression. >> the hope now is that today the people of libya can brace freedom, buildi

khaddafi supporters are squeezed into an area of a few blocks in surt but they have been unable to gain full control of that city. >>mark: let's get a look at the weather forecast. >>james: here is what we are expecting the otherwise. here is a graphic showing in today's and temperatures in various cities around the bay. take a look at the difference compared to yesterday. basically everyone in the bay area will be enjoying a cooler day. here is what temperatures are doing right now. they have not moved a lot. we do expect them to gradually increase as we head towards sunrise which should be in about a half an hour we will not be close to where we were yesterday at all. the fog is a building near richmond and albany. in the south they still clear of cloud cover. temperatures this afternoon will be nowhere near reword yesterday. upper 70's and low eighties around day, everyone will enjoy a much cooler day to day including san francisco, 12 degrees cooler today than yesterday. the satellite view shows us why. this system will bring the chance of coastal drizzled particularly tomorrow morn

the national transition council said trusted members of the group took the bodies of khaddafi his son mutassim and his defense minister to remote secret location today all three had been on public display nicole's door before final prayers were given and their bodies were moved gadhafi was killed five days ago his convoy was attacked in his hometown of sirte. one of the drivers involved in the hit and run that killed a toddler in china has been charged with manslaughter two year-old wong yoo died last friday for injuries that she suffered in the accident about a week earlier surveillance video shows the rocket hit by two different vehicles off to is ignored by more than a dozen people going around her lifeless body of 24 year-old man has not been charged in her death no word yet if a second driver arrested in the case will be charged republican presidential candidate rick perry announced his economic plan today which includes a 20 percent flat tax he said his plan gives americans a choice between the flat tax or their current income tax rate he wants to reinvent the tax code which run

sons of muammar gadhafi a revolutionary council source said that cnn reported that mode potassium khaddafi was captured during fighting in the city of sirte and an area considered the center of operations for the duffy loyalists. but two senior spokesman said the report of his captures unconfirmed and another denies that anti-gadhafi troops now claim to control 90 percent of muammar gadhafi is home town >>saudi arabia's morning i ran that it will pay a price for the alleged plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states >>a powerful earthquake hit near the island resort of bally today sending dozens of people to the hospital. the 6.0 quake hit the ocean floor about 60 mi. southwest of the indonesian island but it was not powerful enough to trigger tsunami. several ancient temples were damaged and ceilings caved in at two different schools and two dozen foreign and 9.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of sumatra triggering a tsunami that killed more than 200,000 people new york city mayor michael bloomberg is asking the occupy wall street protesters to temporarily le

. >>> we are following a developing story out of libya where moammar khaddafi could be in his final restingthey say gaddafi and one of his sons and a top they were buried in a secret location early this morning. the bodies had been held in a location in mizrata in cold storage. >>> thousands of people spent another night in near freezing temperatures in eastern turkey two days after a deadly earthquake that the region. rescue crews continued to dig through the rubble of a collapsed building looking for more survivors searchers have found six people live so far including a two-week-old baby. the death toll is 366. >>> rick perry will reveal his economic plan today. the texas governor will propose a 20% flat tax option. that program preserve some parts of the current tax plan. it would eliminate the estate tax. >>> president obama says help is on the way for homeowners drowning under the with their mortgages. the president announced a plan that would make it easier for people to refinance their mortgages held under fannie mae or freddie mac even if it is more than the current value of their h

there are also images and video of khaddafi after his death. there are graphic. we're not showing them on television. we have them on our website wjla.com. meanwhile, gaddafi's son was wounded in fighting. he has been captured and is reportedly a hospital right now. >>> libyan people are not the only one celebrating. gail pennybackergaddafi inflicted terror and pain on people all round the world. >> things are quiet at the watergate office building, but they're planning a big celebration comes out of the white house at 7:00. one of the organizers we spoke to who grew up in libya says everybody is invited. he says this is a great day for all humanity, not just libya. >> we have been living in it exiled just over 30 years now. now that has finally come at all libyans are finally free. >> he works in the washington area but says libyans everywhere are celebrating the end of one of the world's most brutal regimes. the news quickly spread that gaddafi had been captured and killed. secretary of state and other clinton was sitting down for an interview when she got the

will talk about the death of moammar khaddafi and that political transition taking place in libya at two o'clock 4 in 45 minutes, the chairman of the house transportation committee, john mica, will talk about transportation spending and budget cut negotiations. former vermont gov. howard dean who ran for president in 2004 will give his take on the 2012 campaign. after that, it roundtable this session on agricultural issues. cynthia clark of the usda and bob young of the american farm bureau association joins us. "washito

we have never seen people with arms in their hand except for police or khaddafi soldiers. now, unfortunately, they are. we need help for collecting these weapons like missiles and others. we need to secure borders. libya has no army. no police except for security degrades -- brigades. their purpose was to protect the regime, not the people. we need help from the international community. we need to reconcile among ourselves. there are so many wounds and the suffering. for the last 40 years. what happened in the last eight months, it has been going on for 40 years. we have to be careful how we are going to absorb, how are we going to get libya to get there. it is not impossible. i am sure that the libyans who fought gaddafi will be able to carry the reconciliation for the people. we need reconciliation among ourselves. the media carried some many stories about to libya. what is going to happen to libya? what about their agenda. from the beginning, -- who brought them to libya? he is the one responsible. they're living normal lives. when they see the libyans, their families,

sorry for sucking up to khaddafi, for not regulating the base properly, for crushings of liberty, failingo go green cannot building a house is. sorry for the infighting that made this the most dysfunctional government in the history of our country. you know what, nothing, not a peep on the thing there really need to say sorry for, wasting billions and billions of your money, no apology for that little. [applause] [applause] you know what the shadow chancellor said last week? labor didn't spend any more money than they had available. hello. ed, you spent 428 billion pounds more than you had available. that is only, that is only one conclusion that you can draw from this. we must never ever let these people anywhere near our economy ever again. [applause] [applause] as before it falls to us to clear out after the labor government. i insist that we do it in a way that's fair. you can't cut the deficit the size of ours without asking everyone to make a sacrifice. those with the most money are bearing the biggest burden. we have imposed a permanent levy on the banks getting them to pay more ev