future of libya, its symbolism and its significance with david ignatius of the "washington post," lisa anderson president of the america university in cairo and hiam mar,ibn wrir. >> this is a hugely important historical moment. mostly for libya, but not only for libya. this is the end of... one hopes the end of a century of rapacious government in libya. >> re: also, a conversation with ray dahl yoshgs founder of idgeuarter associates, the largest hedge fund in the world. >> the process forearning is to say i don't know. like, i'm totally comforting beg incompetent. if i... i like being incompetent. i don't mindbeing an incompetent. how much can you be competent about? and so that whole notion of do you like learning, finding out what's true and building on it without an go? that becomes the problem. how many statements to do you listen to people that begin "i think this" "i think that" where they should be asking "i woer." >> rose: an analysis of libya after qaddafi and a conversation with ray dalio when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york cit

here to talk about that from waington david ignatius of the "washington post" and new york lisa anderson, president of the american university in cairo. hisham matar, author and wter of "anatomy of a disappearance." i begin with you, david. when we first heard about this i said this is a fasciting story for all kinds of reasons but first i'd like to know what happened. we've had a few hours since this story first broke. can you tell me what you have learned about how this came down? >> qadda was discovered hiding in a sewage culvert about three kilometers from sirte, which is his hometown where he'd been thought to be hiding out. he was apprehend there had precisely how that happened isn't clear. then the details of how he came to be shot and the nature of the wounds are very unclear. >> rose: what do we make of this in terms of what the implications are for a new government coming togethern libya. >> this is a very important moment, but it's largely symbolic because things have been changed already on the ground before. i think we musn't miss its symbolism because like most of these inc

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lisa baden. >>> 61 degrees. >> he was dressed for success but now fashion expert carson kressley is headed home. the latest castoff. >> the>> coming up today on "anderson," every day the germs of millions of people are at your fingertips. what is living at the bottom of your handbag. >> an organism can cause infections in your skin and elsewhere. >> and in your children's play area. >> meningitis, gonorrhea. >> in a children's play area at a fast-food restaurant? dr. sanjay gupta explains how to protect ourselves, today at 4:00 on abc 7. >>> some of lowest scores all season but he lasted five weeks. carson kressley. >> the fashion expert best known for his role on the show "queer eye" had to go, but it is fans took it harder. >> it's not, to be as fun on the show without him. >> he is definitely fun. >> he always gave a performance that we all looked forward to. >> he has made people as happy as they could be. >> i don't feel defeated. i just feel this was a great experience. i have friends for life, i learned how to dance, i got free spray tans. >> he was dazzling. the remaining seven teams will be dancing to a broadway songs on monday. >> we will hav

lisa was last seen asleep in her crib last monday night. >>> this sunday the presbyterian church usa has its first openly gay minister. reverend scott anderson was ordained yesterday in madison, wisconsin. anderson lost his ordination 21 years ago when he was outed by members of his congregation in sacramento, california. last may, the church voted to allow gays and lesbians to serve as ministers and lay leaders. >> by this act today, the presbyterian church is living what it believes. we have witnessing with some sbintegrity to what we proclaimo be true about god. >> i don't think the christian faith was designed to destroy people like that. i figured something's wrong here. i've missed something. went back to studying the bible over a period of years and, you know, found i had missed a lot of stuff along the way. >> three other mainline protestant churches allow gay ordinati ordination, the episcopal and united church of christ. >>> money, markets and the global community, it's the topic of the day in berlin. before we take you there, however, do you know what the euro zone is? we're making tomorrows like clockwork. ♪ for all the different