so too are countless armed groups they once fought to oust moammar gadhafi from power today it is daywho are in control ragtag militias who answer only to their own commanders have grown more powerful than libya's police and army. which is why we must put limits on these militias because they are dividing the country they are why libya's falling into decay almost one year after a nato backed uprising ended get off his rule libyans are taking to the polls for the first time in decades but with tripoli's transitional national council too weak to quell ongoing violence many fear that elections will do little to bring peace to good players dictions issue accounts so they said that they are going to protect this country with gadhafi gone there is nothing. after they said that libya will have national unity where is it. here is what libyan style democracy looks like armed groups calling for more autonomy stormed a polling station last sunday setting voting lists and ballots ablaze renewed tribal clashes broke out in libya's city of this past week alone saw the deaths of nearly fifty people

. >> this is a historic day in libya, after 40 years of moammar gadhafi's rule, libyans lined up to vote in the country's first free election. they were electing a national assembly that will be responsible for appointing a transitional government. my colleague, cnn producer is live in tripoli. it's a historic day. what's the mood among the people right now and is voter turnout good? >> gary, it's been an incredible day. people here, there's a sense of national pride. people are driving around tripoli in their cars waving the free libya flag and showing their inked fingers, a sign of pride in a post-revolution arab countries these days. the turnout so far has been pretty good according to the electoral commission. we expect to hear more when the polls close. they're expected to close in about two hours. possible extensions to that. so far we are told more voters than expected have turned out. >> who's on the ballot today? >> well, that is one of the key issues here, gary, is people are overwhelmed by the choice. thousands of candidates are running in this election for the national congre

libyans lined up to vote in the country's first free election after 40 years of rule by moammar gadhafi. voters are choosing a national assembly that will be responsible for appointing a transitional government. the new government will face the tough job of reining in revolutionary militias and establishing a judiciary. >>> back in the u.s. and to a series of killings in ohio. police are investigating four deaths in newton falls around 60 miles from cleveland. they're trying to determine if three bodies found in a home and one found nearby are connected to another man who apparently committed suicide in a cemetery. police say one child was able to escape the shootings in that home. >>> an unknown illness has killed dozens of children, and now doctors in cambodia are trying to solve this medical mystery and do it fast. we'll bring you the details. tyll show you everything. check out our new mobile app. now you can use your phone to scan your car's vin or take a picture of your license. it's an easy way to start a quote. watch this -- flo, can i see your license? no. well, all right. than

libya considered itself a country even under moammar gadhafi the extent there was organized opposition it was often led by this going to us and they're trying to capitalize on that but it's hardly an exercise in democracy because the militias still have the main control and what they do particularly the militias aligned with political parties those forces are not capable of winning elections fairly so they are disrupting the elections and as a response i think i get an interview a lot of ordinary working people or people in the street during my visits people are very very upset they think that a new strongman is going to come to power which is not what they fought for and they do feel that their revolution is being stolen and western interference is an issue the u.s. and western europe are very interested in maintaining the oral supplies from with. some of the countries that were pumping the loudest for military intervention are the ones who get their oil from libya and i think there is evidence that they're back in some of the more right wing islamist and military forces there as the

since the over throw of moammar gadhafi they have been abducting those close to the regime. >>> a haitian pastor framboiser and his companion and a guide were freed today. he wanted his uncle released from jail and let the hostages go. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in the middle east where peace talks took center stage. she brought a message of solidary as they faces transition in egypt and a crisis in syria. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton met with israeli president. the peace effort taking center stage amid signs israel and leaders are open to resume dialogue after months of stalemate. >> a chance to advance our shared goals of security, stability, peace and democracy along with prosperity for the millions of people in this region who have yet to see a better future. >> reporter: hillary clinton arrived after visiting egypt. the president said israel is looking forward to working with cairo. >> respect the results of the elections and to try and continue to be at peace. >> reporter: hillary clinton and the president discussed the ongoing crisis in syria. >> i

are still counting vote in libya's first parliamentary election since the fall of "morning jom moammar gadhafi. they are calling for those to create a grand coalition government. >>> in egypt, the new islamist president morsi is ordering parliament to reconvene. the parliament was dissolved last month after an order from a military-backed court. >>> in jordan, a heated debate on tv became violent when a lawmaker threw a shoe at another politician and then pulled awe gun. the host of the debate separated the two men and there were no injuries. >>> and in china, a blindfolded acrobat walking backwards survived a fall off a tight rope. at that point in the stunt, the drop was relatively short, over sloping grounds with trees. fortunately, he was able to walk away with only minor yrz. >>> here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12772 after dropping 124 points friday. the s&p up 12. the nasdaq sank 38. in tokyo nikkei shot down 123 points. while in hong kong, the hang seng plummeted 372. >>> in the week of friday's disappointing jobs figures, wall street will

libyans lined up to vote in the first free election after decades of rule by moammar gadhafi. >> i think one must expect libya to go through a difficult period and it is going through a difficult period and you have to put that in the context -- inaudible of 42 years of the gadhafi regime which has left libya without any of the functioning institutions of a modern democratic state them cannot be created overnight. a new army cannot be created overnight. an effective police force can't be created overnight. but again, i think if one either compares the situation now with what many of us are looking at libya this time last year feared might be the situation when the fighting ended, or indeed, look at the number of other post conflict countries of an equivalent period since the end of the fighting, i think there's quite a lot to be optimistic about. >> libyans are choosing a national assembly that will be responsible for pointing a transitional government. >>> police in london made another terror arrest today. a 22-year-old woman was taken into custody at her east london apartment. she is t

libyans are voting for their first free election since the falling of moammar gadhafi.a two-tier leslature cl will replace the military commanders in lick ya. >>> and record heat is expected again today across central and much of the eastern u.s. we'll have details about the new records and what they mean for the politics of global warming on tomorrow's program. right now i'm joined by jared bernstein. former economic policy adviser to vice president biden. joseph sanglatando, former employment counselor who's now been out o work himself for 18 months. and john phillis, own ore of a small business, a diner here in new york called the lexington candy shop,

the first voting in the country since the overthrow and death of dictator moammar gadhafi. >>> still ahead, congressman barney frank marries his long time partner. the unusual vows at their wedding. >>> the accident that led to the olympic flame being snuffed out for a time today. >>> the brave and foolish kick off the annual running of the bulls in spain. >>> more than 100 people are dead after flooding and landslides near the black sea in southern russia. heavy rain began falling overnight. rain expected to continue until monday. the emergency minister says some towns have been cut off by floodwaters or landslides. hundreds of people had to be rescued from their homes. >>> back here at home, massachusetts congressman barney frank married his long time partner jim ready today, governor duvall patrick officiated. the vows said in the ceremony were with unique to say the least. they included the line, do you promise to love each other and be each other's best friend whether with democrats or republicans, whether the book is good or bad? frank is 72. ready is 42 years old. the ceremony

moammar gadhafi's forces were simply an propping benghazi. the jeo politics involving russia and china with russia supplying syria many of its arms. now the president used moammar gadhafi's threatening speech that he was going to take them from our closs hes and take them out and shoot them as a pretense to entering the international coalition. when you look at the complicated domestic politics, john mccain saying virtually every the administration's performance has been shameful on this. this is much more complicate the. the geopolitics are much more involved. they're treading very carefully working to build the international coalition and perhaps there's some indications here, putin just met with kofi annan in moscow. now we've had the call on the eve of this vote here. some indications russia might be thinking its arm apples policy towards syria at this time and this dramatic development with the assassination of the defense minister and bashar al assad himself. i don't think anybody knows exactly what's going to be happening. >> mike, any

conclusion of libya's first parliamentary election since the overthrow and death of dictator moammar gadhafi. voters are electing seats for the country's parliament. assigned to form al new government. >>> coming up next, chuck is back to tell us about the potential for dangerous storms in our future. >>> and they're off. the running of the bulls. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> spain's most famous festival is underway. yes, the running of the bulls and, yes, one man gored, five others injured racing through the streetlights of pamplona. this takes place until july 14th and draws thousands of onlookers every year. >>> justin bieber's p.r. reps are disputing claim hess was driving over 100 miles per hour an a california freeway. he was ticketed for driving in excess of 65 miles an hour. he said he was being chased by paparazzi. 911 was called after bieber passed him on the freeway. >> passed me as an excessive rate of speed. i app

the first real live democratic exercise in libya since the moammar gadhafi era. nearly 3 million libyans picked parliament members today waiting in long lines to vote at polling stations all across the country. we've heard a few disruptions but overall international election observers are pleased. >> in the rest of the country things have been going smoothly. reports from the east where it's been more difficult but even there the jaft majority of citizens could cast their votes peacefully. >> to southern russia now. flash flooding has killed more than 100 people. rising waters swept through many houses as people slept unaware and vulnerable. some had to be rescued from roof tops and trees. the russian water ripped out traffic lights and stranded vehicles. one resort town got two months' worth of rain in 24 hours. a small town in ohio rocked by the fatal shooting of four people. police say they are fairly confident those deaths are linked to a man who drove to the cemetery and committed suicide after a brief standoff. police found a mother, father, and juvenile sh

the next moammar gadhafi? >>> finally, nothing says summer like the home run derby as baseball's most gifted athletes desperately try to keep up with the leg krs of mcguire and sosa. the question is, why were kansas city fans relentlessly booing last year's champ robinson cano? well, it's "way too early" for this. > >>> this is indead "way too early." i'm glad you're up with us this morning watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot us an e-mail or tweet us and let us know why you're awake right now. or you can do what chris berman does and text the word awake followed by your response to 622639. thank you very much. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, july 10th. there's a lot going on today, including the new bailout package for spain that could help calm the global markets, at least for the time being. we'll have a live report. >>> plus, north korean dictator kim jong-un puts on an unauthorized disney show for the

. >>> in libya votes are being counted after the country held its first election since moammar gadhafi took power a half century ago. roughly 60% of libya's voters turned out. some preliminary results could be announced later on today. many see this election as libya's first steps toward building a free and democratic nation. >>> look out. here come the bulls. saturday was the first day of the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain. run lasted less than three minutes but the red cross reported dozens of injuries. six of them quite serious. a 73-year-old spanish man was gored in the leg and taken to the hospital. the tradition of running with the bulls through the town started 400 years ago. >>> i'll be back in one hour. you'll meet a 9-year-old whiz kid and get this -- he's not planning to go to college. he's already there! >> at 6 years old when i wanted to take a paleontology class that was actually in college, i liked dinosaurs so i wanted to study more about them. >> what kid doesn't like dinosaurs? well, this one went to college to study paleontology. he is my guest in the 4:00 e

eventually bow under the pressure and voluntarily leave his country, or will he become the next moammar gadhafiays summer like the home run derby as baseball's most gifted athletes desperately try to keep up with the leg krs of mcguire and sosa. the question is, why were kansas city fans relentlessly booing last year's champ robinson cano? well, it's "way too early" for this. > >>> this is indead "way too early." i'm glad you're up with us this morning watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot us an e-mail or tweet us and let us know why you're awake right now. or you can do what chris berman does and text the word awake followed by your response to 622639. thank you very much. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, july 10th. there's a lot going on today, including the new bailout package for spain that could help calm the global markets, at least for the time being. we'll have a live report. >>> plus, north korean dictator kim jong-un puts on an unauthorized disney show for the ages with mickey, minn

it's the first election since moammar gadhafi was ousted last october. >>> and now to afghanistan tonight where there was a major development from secretary of state hillary clinton. it's how she labeled that country, calling afghanistan a major non-nato ally. carefully chosen words meaning afghanistan will have access to american military training and supplies, even after american troops leave. it comes davis our team captured proof that the afghan troops still des separately need american help. we have more on the taliban and the americans that helped those afghan troops get out alive. an abc news exclusive. >> reporter: we set out with the afghan army and their american trainers, the mission to reclaim the valley from the taliban. the afghans are in charge. the americans along just to offer support and advice, not to fight. but it didn't take long for the fight to find us. >> we believe we may have walked into a bit of an ambush. possibly now, we're caught if the crossfire. we can hear the gunshots coming from up on that ridge. what you hear -- that's the afghan army. they are leading

in libya, the vote has begun in the first election since the overthrow and murder of moammar gadhafi.e searched amid fear of violence. >>> hillary clinton made an unannounced visit to afghanistan today and met are hamid karzai. afghanistan was named a major non-nato ally signalingi ining w partnership with that country. >>> in florida, an attorney for george zbim zimmerman says his client is very happy to be out of jail. he has a curfew, is being electronically monitored and i not allowed to open a bank account nor go to an airport. >>> in central illinois a 1-year-old is being recovered after he was bitten by a python. the snake attacked the baby while he was sleeping. his father heard some commotion, ran in and found that snake wrapped around the baby's foot. imagine how frightening that was. no one knows how the snake got into the apartment. the boy will be okay. >>> in spain, several people have already been hurt in this year's running of the bulls. one person was gored in the leg, four others suffered minor injuries and many more bumps and r and bruises are likely ahead over the

this is a man who helped to overthrow not one, but posting mubarak and moammar gadhafi. was he a terrorist click absolutely. but at the time, obama moved against the moved against moammar gadhafi who is one of our most solid allies, producing american amounts of intelligence on al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood operating in it the middle east. so let's take amount. regimes that are enemies of the united states like iran have nothing to say about the revolt of the iranian people by the terrorist regime in 2009. could not have a word of moral support. could not spare word of moral support. the same thing happening in syria, although now the muslim brotherhood is preparing to take over in syria and mark my words i can tell you it's going to happen. now that the brotherhood is at least equipped to take over control of syria, you will see president obama, secretary of state clinton begin to move in syria. maybe take military action through nato, have turkey initiate a native response, take out the charlotte side and all the glorious rebels we have so romanticized in the las

common and the country is still awash with weapons seized by rebels during the uprising against moammar gadhafi. hama to morsi has been sworn in as the huge option president after taking their official oath of office and he's the country's first ever elected leader and the first civilian head of state says the toppling of hosni mubarak which was followed by more than a nationwide and razzed the country remains a party controlled by the army which has also declared itself the main legislative power massive protests in recent days supporters of the new president and demanded a complete power hundred over by the military when. police used tear gas as crowds protested against new austerity measures in the sudanese capital khartoum demonstrators show their anger with the recent subsidy cancer and rising prices for basic goods in the fuel following last year's breakaway of oil rich south sudan overall you know one thousand people have been detained and hundreds injured in clashes with police in the last two weeks of student led to government. the u.s. is facing a growing problem with almost a third o

common as the country is still wash with weapons seized by rebels during the uprising against moammar gadhafi. millions along the east coast of the u.s. are without power after violent storms pounded the region at least thirteen people were killed by falling trees that destroyed homes and cars could take generating companies up to a week to restore electricity to those affected the storms came after a record high temperatures scorched the area forcing thousands to pack into buildings with backup power supplies. now plenty more still to come your way here in our including from one extreme to another the upcoming london olympics is turning into britain's biggest security operation peacetime we discover there are still huge holes were safety is supposed to be paramount while you are war in the next hour here on our t.v. . all right that brings us up to date and i'll be back shortly with an update of our top stories as well as the latest news. at. the moment for the coolness the magic of transforming airplanes into jet trains dirty diesels into green rail dreams double down on profits by building

to be behind me attack just days before the country's first general election after the fall of moammar gadhafi activist and analysts who can chandan says it's just a sign of how far libya is in real reality from democracy. the elections are about to come about in libya in a few days but i don't think it's a sign of any democratic progress in libya because all indicators which should be there which will lead to. a healthy democracy will be taking place are absent so what we have is the relative persecution of women's rights relative to what happened in the gadhafi persecution of all dark skin libyans who are being persecuted on the basis that they are loyal by it by by dint of the pigmentation of the skin to gadhafi we have intertribal warfare girl or we have four hundred militias all across libya there is no there's no law and order there's no security so this is this is far from any basis of a true people focus democracy but this is the nature of the n.t.s.c. nato democracy and this is the nature of the democracy that nato want to bring to all the peoples of the global south. it's live in min

by the country's richest woman which he did not earlier reports had alleged that libyan leader moammar gadhafi donated tens of millions of dollars to help him win that race in december another french former president druck was found guilty of corruption and misuse of public money receiving a two year suspended sentence. pakistan has to reopen key to nato transit routes into afghanistan the decision comes after u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton expressed regret over the deaths of two dozen pakistani soldiers in an american air strike last november the taliban probably valid to attack nato convoys along the reopened routes which will play a significant role for the alliance before the planned pullout of all combat troops from afghanistan in twenty fourteen u.s. drone attacks however continue despite persistent calls from islamabad for a halt. three people have been killed or don't for a dozen injured in peru in clashes between police and demonstrators hundred stormed a government building in the north of the country in opposition to a multibillion dollar mining project protesters have cont

the first real live democratic exercise in libya since the moammar gadhafi era.y 3 million libyans picked parliament members today waiting in long lines to vote at polling stations all across the country. we've heard a few disruptions but overall international election observers are pleased. >> in the rest of the country things have been going smoothly. reports from the east where it's been more difficult but even there the jaft majority of citizens could cast their votes peacefully. >> to southern russia now. flash flooding has killed more than 100 people. rising waters swept through many houses as people slept unaware and vulnerable. some had to be rescue

as the country's to the water where the weapons seized by rebels during the uprising against moammar gadhafi. people have been killed and about three million are facing the power cards after the devastating storms plowed through the media plant a coastal region the situation has worsened by an abnormal hate wave causing people to seek refuge in buildings with a backup power supply emergencies were declared in several states officials calling it one of the most widespread power cuts in the country's history with more storms forecast. police used tear gas as crowds protested against new austerity measures in the sudanese capital khartoum demonstrators showed that anger with the recent and subsidy costs and rising prices for basic goods and fuel for the last year's breakaway of will reach south sudan. overall nearly one thousand people have been detained and hundreds injured in clashes with police in the last two weeks of student led on to government protests. and mohamed morsi has been sworn in as the new egyptian president after taking the official oath of office is a country's first ever ele

country's richest woman which he denies earlier reports had alleged that ousted libyan leader moammar gadhafi donated tens of millions of dollars to help sarkozy win the race in december another french former president jacques chirac was found guilty of corruption and misuse of public money receiving a two year suspended. and a militant group has said it was behind the attack on a pro-government syrian t.v. channel last week which saw seven people killed the statement from the al north front was posted on an islamist internet forum it comes as president asad says he is prepared to leave his post if it brings stability to the country as un peace efforts continue meantime the opposition remains deeply split and has failed to reach agreement on forming a unified body to represent it. but the european center for nuclear research or cern has revealed its strongest evidence yet to support the existence of the so-called god particle this could provide key information about how the universe works let's get more from artie's peter all of the. scientists working at the large hadron collider have said t

are common as a country still wash with weapons seized by rebels during the uprising against moammar gadhafi. millions along the east coast of the u.s. are without power after violent storms pounded the region at least thirteen people were killed by falling trees that destroyed homes and cars it could take generating companies up to week to restore electricity to those affected the storms came out after record high temperatures torched the area forcing thousands to pack into buildings with backup power supplies. a russian built spacecraft is safely on the ground in casks stand after undocking from the international space station the capsule carried three members of the isis crew including one russian cosmonaut back to earth artie's correspondence i would say reports from russia's mission control center in the moscow region from where she watched the safe landing. the been the out of the international space station for about six months now they had a couple of us simons to to compete as well as some of the missions which they had to complete now this is actually the hundred and twelve mission

in the uprising against moammar gadhafi. millions along the east coast of the u.s. are without power after violent storms pounded the region at least thirteen people were killed by falling trees that destroyed homes and cars it could take generating companies up to a week to restore electricity to those affected the storms came after a record high temperatures cts the area forcing sounds to pack into buildings with backup power supplies. the russian built so you spacecraft is headed towards earth after dong from the international space station the capsule is carrying three members of the isis crew including one russian cosmonaut is expected to return to earth in council stand sometime after the zero eight hundred g.m.t. and three other crew members have remained in orbit as they await the arrival of others at the isis later this month it's. now with less than a month until the london olympic games a massive security operation is mobilizing in the city despite hijack missiles fighter jets and ballasts ships some however are still concerned that basic security procedu

the country's richest woman which he denies earlier reports had alleged that outs libyan leader moammar gadhafi donated tens of millions of dollars to help sako see when that race and december another french former president. was found guilty of corruption and misuse of public money receiving a two year suspended sentence. trying to stone is to reopen key nato transit routes into afghanistan the decision comes after u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton expressed regret over the deaths of two dozen pakistani soldiers in an american air strike last november u.s. drone attacks however continue despite persistent calls from islamabad for a halt the taliban probably about it to attack nato convoys along with the reopening routes which will play a significant role for the alliance before the planned twenty fourteen pullout of all combat troops from afghanistan. meanwhile in the east of the country a man in afghan police uniform has wounded five american troops so-called green on blue killings have been increasing recently with the number of foreign personnel killed in rogue shootings this year com