mrs. clinton said she was proud to be standing on the free soil of libya and seeing its future being born. we have this report from tripoli. >> hillary clinton flue into tripoli on a military transporter not her usual american boeing and not equipped to deal with the threat of surface-to-air missiles scattered around libya. on the tarmac, no government ministers, but grateful anti-gaddafi fighters chanting god is great. the welcome was warm. not every day that the u.s. hears words of thanks. >> they give us military support and moral support and political support and we thank and respect what the americans have given us. >> libya is rich with its own billions of dollars, so mrs. clinton did not pledge any money but offered expertise and assistance to help rebuild the country and called on all fighters to unify under one leadership. >> they want to get all the militias under national command and want to prevent reprisals and stocks of weaponry that have come off the battlefield or discovered from the previous regime. >> the u.s. played a key role in the nato-led military campaign, but kept

mrs. clinton on that? >> the americans say they will continue to watch closely and they will be in close contact with the interim authorities in libya. they are saying, in essence, they are not going to take their eyes off the ball just because gaddafi is dead. there is still a lot of work to be done in libya. the obama administration is very aware of that. they want to help libya start a new page for their country. mrs. clinton in tripoli announce several initiatives to help libya rebuild its country. libya has enough of its own oil dollars, but mrs. clinton is offering technical assistance and expertise in order to help them rebuild their country, diversify their economy, and to help treat the wounded, which the libyans are very keen to get help. >> in spain the government and opposition has welcomed a statement from the basque separatist group eta declaring an end to a 40-year campaign of violence. previous declarations have been rejected by the prime minister. this is the first time eta has announced a

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mrs. clinton. she kept a low profile because of security concerns. the challenges ahead are tremendous, not just for libya, but also the united states. her visit is part of an effort to help shape the future of libya, and also of other countries in the region where the u.s. wants to maintain influence. >> the highest court has ruled that stem cells cannot patented. in a case that could have major implications for medicine. the court of justice decision and the european research into the use of stem cell therapy or drive research abroad. a car bomb has exploded outside the four and that former ministry. killing five people including the suicide bomber. the attack came as kenya's foreign ministers were holding talks with the somali government. they said troops to somalia to fight militants. the european union has delayed a visit by the ukrainian president to brussels over the jailing of his main political rival. the former prime minister was jailed for seven years for acting beyond her power is over a 2009 gas deal. european leaders expressed concern t

mrs. clinton said again, every place is different. we'll have to make an individual decision. >> but it does set a precedent. >> it does. a half precedent. >> does the success of this suggest to the administration that there may be some ways to deal with those other three that they haven't been prepared to do up to now? >> well, i think certainly they will look at it on a case by case basis. one of the things that happened with libya is it was air strikes. and you think about how much the united states and particularly joe biden has talked about, you can do it through air strikes. tkouk it through drones. -- you can do it through drones. look at how much we're doing unmanned aerial vehicles to carry out wars. a convoy where originally they said we don't know whether gaddafi is in it or not but air strikes and drone strikes. so this may be a different future. gwen: president assad still cracking down in syria. and the u.n. coming out today with a resolution once again asking president saleh in yemen to get out of the way and none of th

mrs. clinton said again, every place is different. we'll have to make an individual decision. >> but it does set a precedent. >> it does. a half precedent. >> does the success of this suggest to the administration that there may be some ways to deal with those other three that they haven't been prepared to do up to now? >> well, i think certainly they will look at it on a case by case basis. one of the things that happened with libya is it was air strikes. and you think about how much the united states and particularly joe biden has talked about, you can do it through air strikes. tkouk it through drones. -- you can do it through drones. look at how much we're doing unmanned aerial vehicles to carry out wars. a convoy where originally they said we don't know whether gaddafi is in it or not but air strikes and drone strikes. so this may be a different future. gwen: president assad still cracking down in syria. and the u.n. coming out today with a resolution once again asking president saleh in yemen to get out of the way and none of th

mrs. clinton was a strong advocate for a military action in libya and is the most-senior u.s.fficial to visit since march when muammar gaddafi was ousted from power. >> i'm proud to stand here on the soil of a free libya. >> but vikt very not a done deal. gaddafi is still in hiding and just days ago, fighting broke out again here in tripoli. between pro-gaddafi and rebel force autos we're at the point where liberation has not yet been claimed because of the ongoing conflict that persists. >> secretary clinton is concerned about the thousands of shoulder-launched missiles the administration fears can fall into terrorists' hands, of many 20,000 missles were destroyed in nato air strike buzz a huge number are now missing. mrs. clinton said despite troubling sign that's remain in liba, she's optimistic about the country's future. >> work ahead is quite challenging. and the libyan people have demonstrated resill jens necessary to achieve their goals. >> she wants to make a promise while here. that the u.s. is committed to libya's future, abc news, tripoli. >> and still to come on t

mrs. clinton said both countries are in a bit of denial. >> nobody would be fair to say either problem are anybody else's fault. >> they are trying to make example of clearing the safe haven out of a fight in the province in northeastern afghanistan. u.s. officials would like pakistanis to move as aggressively along the area of the afghan border. the former administration says pakistan's moving as aggressively as it can. >> pakistan is proceeding according to the own timetable and proceeding in accordance with resources. >> before the news conference, mrs. clinton met the son of robani, the afghan peace negotiator who was killed a month ago by a taliban member posing as a peace envoy. karzai defended his decision to stop talks with the taliban saying they have a pakistan address. >> we believe the taliban are great, very, very great, controlled by the establishment in pakistan. stay in pakistan. have headquarters in pakistan. >> meanwhile, the warning that the network is a wing of the pakistan intelligence service frosted u.s. pakistani relations. it was a source of friction. secretary cli

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mr. clinton pushed back and said that you forget that you republicans said that i should not be in somalia. the next thing no one to look at is u.s. policy towards rwanda today. the president of rwanda today -- the united states is one of its closest allies. i happen to think that he is a dictator and that the u.s. has no business supporting african dictators. when i come to listing one of two things to be done, solutions, i want to return to this point. and i should have said at the beginning that, in looking at u.s. policy toward africa, i am confining myself of course to the last 50 years since africa became independent. to me, the striking part that you see in u.s. policy toward african countries is the shocking closeness of washington being allies with so many dictators. perhaps the biggest poster child is mobutu in condo who was there for 37 years. it was part of the cold war struggle. when i look at u.s. foreign policy, what i am looking to see is an achievement of mutual interest. u.s. interest and african interests. therefore, it seems to me that u.s. support for dictators and afr

mr. clinton seated between his wife and daughter, they all took it in stride.ad a good time on this one, yunji. he split his pants and kept on going. and ashton kutcher, there by himself, giving more weight to the rumors about the marriage between he and demi. >> and robert downey jr. went into superhero mode trying to save the career of his friend. >> urging hollywood to forgive gibson for his rants. give him another chance is what downey is saying. he reported he was uninsurable after a stint in rehab. it was gibson who stepped up, paid his bond. >> the worldwide population is expected to break through the 7 billion mark by the end of this month. >> that explains why everything is so much more crowded. 12 years after we just topped 6 billion. the milestone baby will most likely be born in the asia pacific region. >> the boom puts the strain on global resources, people in developing nations will have to make do with less land and water for each pern. >> oh, tight all around. >> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, stay was. we'll be

mrs. clinton also says she supports an investigation into the circumstances surrounding gaddafi's death. well, it really turned out to be a beautiful fall day. we start off with a few clouds. then we got plenty of sunshine and that at least helped the temperatures to warm up neither normal. 64 at b.w.i. and the normal is 65 for this time of year. we're at 60 degrees at the airport with the winds out of the southeast very light in nature. that's really going to be the course as we head into the night dropping down to the mid 50's by 9:00 pming and we do get into the 40's overnight. it is going to be another chilly one, but this time with more clouds. the clouds are going to signify, something, a chance for a little bit of rain. we'll be talking about that in the insta-weather forecast as well as a chance for our temperatures to go up and down. back to you. >> a 9-year-old is recovering tonight after she was hit by a vehicle in baltimore county. it happened just before noon today. we're told the girl was conscious and breathing when medics arrived. she was taken to hopkins children's cente

mrs. clinton was speaking in islamabad, doing more to combat terrorism. the meeting took place in the summer before the attack on the american embassy that is blamed on the militant group. >> it is imperative that people support a peaceful resolution in negotiation, and those of the groups that are willing to negotiate should be encouraged to do so, and those who are not should be told that they will be captured or killed. >> a chief executive of rupert murdoch says there was no excuse for the phone scandal. he said that they can't just be a profitable company, they must be a principal company. protesters gathered outside of twentieth century fox and told him to go. the british labor member of parliament said that some of them got computers as well as telephones. rupert murdoch said that he would stop at nothing to discover if this was true. still had a. is this the way ahead for europe? a new system that could rival america's. an irish man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison by a judge in lithuania of being found guilty of buying guns and bombs for

mrs. clinton's visit is part of an effort to shape the future of the region. >> you are watching "newsday" on the bbc. still to come, the bbc goes back to you bahrain and aska what happens when protesters tried to bring the arabs durin spring toe gulf kingdom. student protests have turned violent in chile. in the u.k., liam fox ignored official warnings about his relationship with adam weritty. dr. fox did breech the ministerial code. >> it was a friendship that cost him his job. a friendship that saw his best man pose as an unofficial adviser. a friendship that blurred their professional and personal lives. dr. fox resigned last week after it emerged that his friend had been funded by businessmen with defense interests. the former defense secretary had solicited the funds themselves. since last week, they have been investigating. today, his conclusions were unequivocal. he found no evidence that dr. fox gain financially from his relationship with mr. werity, ty but he said dr. fox's blurred personal and professional life is not acceptable. created a perceived conflict of interest and that

mrs. clinton. >> we have got the cooperation from pakistan on some very key counterterrorism objectives. but we cannot any longer tolerate the safe havens that are run out of pakistan. now, there are also safe havens on the other side of the border in afghanistan, but of course, they are more susceptible to afghan-u.s. coalition efforts. we want to make it very clear to the pakistani government that the time has come before them to make a fundamental choice. they have taken a courageous action against the pakistani taliban and they have lost 30,000 pakistanis to terrorism in just 10 years, which is just an extraordinary sacrifice. but in our assessment, they can and must do more. so, we want to have a very open, serious conversation about what they are able to do, what they are unwilling to do, so there is no misunderstanding between us. because we need to simultaneously -- as i said at the press conference -- be fighting, talking, and building. in each of the categories, the pakistanis have a role to play. they can either being helpful or indifference -- and we are hoping we can convinc

mrs. clinton wanted to do most today was meet young libyans, the courageous fighters, recovering in the hospital and the college students who are this country's future, wishing she could do more for them. >> if i had a magic wand, i would have brought it with me and i would have left it here. >> reporter: she said the u.s. is committed for the long haum. martha raddatz, abc news, tripoli. >>> and back here at home, a medical breakthrough. we know that 400,000 parents to be get an am neo essential tee sis, though it's not risk free. they do it to learn if their baby is at risk for down syndrome. but big news tonight. a new option, a simple blood test. abc's chief health and medical editor dr. richard besser explains. >> reporter: when 36-year-old maria was expecting a child, she faced the stress so many parents face. to see if her child had down syndrome, she dreaded the amniocentisis. >> i'm a little anxious about the procedure. >> reporter: anxious because amnios are invasive. a needle is used to remove fluid from the mother's uterus. there's up to a 1% chance of mischarge. the new blood test l

davis is was more of course had an economic flavor rather than a political one this was probably mr clinton's first visit since announcing his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections and some say it's a sign of a change in focus for us and the government is now looking east for which it seems both russia and china are of course members of the brakes group along with brazil india and south africa and the growing economic uncertainty in europe and the u.s. has seriously undermined their dominance of the global political stage paving the way for emerging economies that prime minister putin said the u.s. is currently using instead of monopoly as the only global reserve currency and that's heaven and let's have a fact on their financial policy here because the but i never said the us was a parasite on the global economy but they do think it's feeding off the monopoly of the us dollar as a single global currency so the problem is not only for the world economy but you with his economy as well because it leads to go elation with discipline in order to decide which one of course the e.u. vla

we are going to do it and we're going to put on the patriots mr clinton it looks like there is another storm brewing stock markets of tumbling and people say the reason we so much that trade is themselves going to do it battle to record an urgent market so losing capital for the same is true about fresh air i recently read an article that said there were government needed a new program to counter the next crisis a program that would be like a good scout only girl short and offering an attractive perspective supposedly that would help win back businesses interest and stop at prices where does your government have such a program and while be at it since are going to discount related presuming the price of oil would be at least two hundred dollars per barrel oil prices are falling are you going to revise the good shit. that. you know if we keep talking about the full of the stock market indexes they might never recover russia will grow by four percent this year which is satisfactory china will grow by nine percent which is a good result we have to push for a six to seven percent economic

mrs. clinton is being brought to meet with leaders of libya as transitional government and announcing millions of dollars in new american aid she's the first cabinet member to visit libya since muammar gadhafi was driven from power in august. >>another state is moving up its presidential primary election in hopes of influencing the republican race. the iowa gop has announced it will hold its caucuses on january 3rd. the caucuses were originally gonna be held in february but i'll republicans made the move to january after florida moved its primary to january 31st. nevada and new hampshire are still fighting over their primary dates. new hampshire republicans are threatening to move their election to december. >>the republican candidates for president met in las vegas tonight for their eighth debate. the forum comes as a new cnn poll shows mitt romney and herman cain and a statistical dead heat. with a 50 percent of republican voters believe it will be romney who wins the party's nomination >>voters feel that herman cain is the most likable gop candidate has the best plan to get the economy movi

mrs. clinton said it was bipartisan. what is the defense?well, the defense of the obama administration is really two points, the first that she made was the fact that it was president george w. bush back in 2008, who negotiated the status of forces agreement with the iraqis, that all troops would be out by 2011, and, also, the fact that, as she argues, we created a sovereign nation, democracy in iraq, they decided that this is what they wanted, and, you know, that is the reason that we were trying to create an independent government there and the flip side of that is the fact that the pentagon, the commander, u.s. commander, in iraq, was asking for 15,000 or more troops next year, because iraq was not able to stand up on its own and the obama administration talked about 3 to 5,000 and, up to a few weeks ago, hillary clinton's state department was trying to negotiate with the iraqis to get 3 to 5,000 troops there and in a sense it was a failure of diplomacy that led to this. the administration obviously putting the best face on it, but, the r

mrs. clinton said she recognizes the magnitude of the issues libya is facing suggesting that al-megrahi ismajor ones. his health is again said to be failing suggesting he will never leave here. in tripoli, libya, wendell goler, fox news. >> bret: we'll talk about who is losing and who is gaining momentum in the 2012 race when the fox all-stars join me after the break. to be more environmentally aware, we are now printing on the back sides of used paper and we switched to fedex cause a lot of their packaging contains recycled materials. tell them what else fedex does. well we're now using more electric trucks and lower emission planes. we even offer a reusable envelope. now, can't we at least print on the back sides of used paper? what's the executive compensation list...? [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your wa

mrs. clinton said she recognizes the magnitude of the issues libya is facing suggesting that al-megrahi isot one of the major ones. his health is again said to be failing suggesting he will never leave here. in tripoli, libya, wendell goler, fox news. >> bret: we'll talk about who is losing and who is gaining momentum in the 2012 race when the fox all-stars join me after the break. ( phone ringing ) okay... uhh. the bad news, it's probably totaled. the good news is, you don't have to pay your deducble. with vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance, you got $100 off for every year of safe driving, so now your deductible is zero. the other good news ? i held on to your coffee. wow. ♪ nationwide is on your side ( laughing ) it's actually a pretty good day whenou consider. that's great. >>> the central issue facing americans is a lack of jobs. there are 14 million americans without work today. our president has labeled americans as "soft." well, i believe our people toughed it out the best that they can. but they're looking for leade leadership. ♪ ♪ >> bret: well, two videos pumped out b

mrs. clinton is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit libya since condoleezza rice came here in 2008. french president sarkozy and british prime minister david cameron are v. both made vies it is since ghadafi was pushed from power. -- have both made visits since ghadafi was pushed from power. >> getting a national army and a police force under civilian command is essential and the united nations, the united states and other partners stand red question to do that. >> reporter: officials announced another $10 million in aid to secure lib yap weapons, -- to secure libyan weapons. >> with will continue to pursue justice on behalf of the victims of the lockerbie bombing. >> reporter: in tripoli, libya, wendell goler. >>> in about 13 minutes, what led to this scene. a former u.s. marine screaming down some police officers. we'll hear the vid would coming up. >>> there has been an arrest in the murder of a 12-year-old gaithersburg girl. i will have all the details coming up in a live report. and started earning loads of point

mrs. clinton making the comments to leaders of two former soviet republics on a trip. the two countries also control a crucial supply route used for american forces in afghanistan. >> rick: libya now, and the death of libyan leader, moammar gadhafi raising questions over how exactly he died. initial reports suggested that gadhafi was killed in the cross fire of a gun fight and then there were claims he was killed execution style while in the hands of rebels and there was videotape that everybody around the world watched, shocking stuff. but as libya's new leaders prepare to declare new liberation, there are plenty of people who say they're just happy he's gone. greg has more from misrata. >> hey, rick. happy indeed. they are happy in misrata, happy across the country. for the third night running since the death of moammar gadhafi, people have been celebrating, shooting guns off into the air, squealing their cars up and down the street. this on the eve, rick, of what they call a day of national liberation. tomorrow, sunday, that will declare hostilities completely over

mrs. clinton, do you want to respond? >> yes, i certainly do. know, i admire that, that was a wonderful performance, and -- >> why don't you sign it? i'm not asking you to admire it, but -- >> i would be happy too. >> sign it right now. >> well, we'll shake on this. >> i want your signature. i think everybody wants to see you signing something that you would say you're for. i'm for it. why don't you stand up and do something important for america, while america is looking at new york, why don't you show some leadership, because it goes to trust and character. >> and this new radio ad from the republican party using soft money is not part of your campaign? >> he looked like a process server there. >> it was such a gimmick, like rick lazio failed, that is not okay. >> male/female, can a guy exercise particular restraint in entering her space. >> it's all almost oxymoronic. women in politics are held to a different standard, they're scrutinized to haircuts, emotive qualities, but get on stage and have an aggressive attitude towards a woman, i don't

mrs. clinton warned the pakistanis are playing with fire. >> you have can't keep snakes in your backyard andthem only to bite your neighbors. >> later with pakistani reporters, the secretary confirmed the u.s. held talks with hakani members. some members of congress pushing to declare organization a terrorist group. even before the may raid that killed usama bin laden, embarrassed the pakistanis, relations with the u.s. was cooling. the afghan peace negotiator by suicide bomber posing as pass envoy led hamid karzai to cut off talk with taliban and lay the blame on pakistan. >> this sunt mean that we have given up on the peace process. no. it means we are shifting the focus of the peace process, where we feel we have results. >> at a town hall meeting, pakistani woman accused the u.s. of being like a mother-in-law who was not satisfied with the new addition to the family. >> we are trying to please you. every time you come and vit us, you have a new idea so you know you tell us that you are not doing enough. >> on this trip, afghan seemed to be the favorite child and pakistanis the in-laws. >

mrs. clinton saw in the last race, you have to win everywhere. you just can't make a show in iowa and you have to do better, you have to wipe out in new hampshire because he's been living there for six years and literally lives there and he's got to do. if he wins in south carolina, then this firewall starts in florida. one thing, what do we know john and boys? iowa matters more than we ever think it is going to matter. it impacts the subsequent races in ways that none of have predicted very well in the last couple of cycles. >> that's an excellent point, boys, as mary calls you. we're all friends here. these polls are an important snapshot tonight. this is coming quicker than we think. however, whatever happens in iowa, forget the other state polls after that. >> the presidential primaries are like billiards. its shot changes every subsequent shot on tv. once voters are voting, all of this can change very rapidly. having said that there, mitt romney and in all three states, actually, that we had enough to poll florida, iowa, south carolina, that

mrs. clinton stopped thursday in kabul and, with afghan president hamid karzai by her side, warned that pakistan could not let the current situation continue without paying a price. >> the terrorists operating outside of pakistan pose a threat to the pakistanis as well as to afghans and others. and we will have ideas to share with the pakistanis. they can either be helping or hindering. >> reporter: she brought a high-powered delegation to islamabad to reinforce her message: the new director of the c.i.a., david petraeus; and the new joint chiefs chairman, general martin dempsey. she conceded relations had hit a dangerous lowpoint. >> we have seen distrust harden into resentment and public recrimination. we have seen common interest give way to mutual suspicion. >> reporter: despite the tough talk, her trip was designed to stabilize the relationship as well says former state department advisor vali nasr. >> i think the obama administration understands that the relationship with pakistan spiraling out of control will jeopardize their ability to leave afghanistan. >> reporter: several incidents th