muammar gaddafi has been offered asylum and muammar gaddafi's compound in tripoli is now a tourist attraction. now you can see people are walking freely through the compound taking pictures like that lady there. they are exploring many tunnels and it is believed muammar gaddafi may have escaped through one of those tunnels. >>> he will testify before congress and they will make radical changes that will impact your mail service. we recently talked with the post master general about the crisis. >>> the postal service is losing billions of dollars a year and could run out of money by the end of this month so today the post master general will ask congress permission for a radical plan to save the postal service. he wants to cut 120,000 workers close 370 locations and stop saturday mail delivery. he wants to pull more than a half million employees from the generous retirement plans offered to 1 million workers. >> revenues are in critical ways and like any other business you have to act responsibly. >> and a congressional requirement is that they refund their retirement program and more on what

rebel soldiers, they have extended muammar gaddafi loyal lists to surrender -- loyallests giving them until september 10th. >> given this surrender there will be no more bloodshed and if it is not accepted we will be here with power. >> they will leave before the saturday deadline and reportedly rebels believe many officials including two of muammar gaddafi's sons are in that town. >>> the ousted president is in court. they will take the stand against president hosni mubarak and he is charged with ordering the killings of protesters during the uprising and he could receive the death penalty if convicted. >>> the trial of amanda knox, the 24-year-old was convicted in the 2007 death of her british roommate. they have much of the information and an appeal is expected by the end of the month. >>> ten years later we are expecting to see the first known moments of flight 93 in 2001. >> the explosion shook the house clear over here. >> 30 passengers and crew were on flight bound for san francisco. they were all killed when the plane crashed. a man who lived a few houses from the site took th

. >>> in the libyan conflict, muammar gaddafi is urging to continue the fight and not to surrender. >> we are not cowards. the libyan people are brave. >> a man claimed to be muammar gaddafi issued this message today but did not offer clues as to his whereabouts. he is not in that country though his wife and children have already fled. . >>> secretary state hilary clinton is meeting with libyan leaders in parris today. 12th day since forces stormed tripoli. . >>> calling it a case of phobia. 15 people were arrested after a scuffle. one woman argued with a police officer. witnesses say that escalated when the officer pushed her to the ground and several men jumped in to help her. >> four to five people arguing in the crowd and sparked a fight. the two seasonal park rangers were hurt. >> officials at playland say they only ban head gear and scarves from some rides for safety reasons. they could get caught on something and cause strangulation. . >>> vote today on a contract with a new operating company. appears the agency will pick the second lowest bidder. the presentation by trans it a

it has been a month since muammar gaddafi has been seen in public. muammar gaddafi still claims he is still in libya. >>> they are calling for changes following a tragic plane crash. a jet after taking off in moscow yesterday 43 people died including a recent draft pick of the san jose sharks, they are looking for the black box to determine what caused that crash. >>> local first responders are still suffering from health problems today. he worked at ground zero for two weeks after 9/11 and he ended up with some affects. >> i ended up with shortness of breath i can you haved for nine months straight and i have been on medications for the past ten years. >> last year congress passed a 9/11 health and compensation act which provides $4 billion to treat first responders but it does not cover those who developed cancer and they have concluded there is not enough evidence to tie that exposure. >> we will have live reports from new york city and pennsylvania and our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. on sunday. it coming up let's check in with sal, of course the

like a ghost from a very dark past, the voice of muammar gaddafi was broadcast on television today. he is still in hiding calling for his countrymen to fight the rebels and set the nation on fire. the entire world is talking about a pose gaddafi -- a post gaddafi libya. our coverage begins from paris. >> 60 nations came together to chart a course for libya. president sarkozy hosted the conference and said that the military intervention had saved thousands of lives. chancellor angela merkel says that they will unfreeze the billion euros of the assets. the british prime minister pledged help to bring those guilty of war crimes to justice and promised that the world would help libyans rebuild their country. >> enormous difficulties lie ahead but libyans are showing the world to their courage, their spirit, and their resilience. they are coming together to tackle shortages of water and power. >> of britain has returned 160 million euros worth of libyan money. >> we need to get access to our frozen funds everywhere. we need the international community to support us by lifting sanctions on

the kids could not learn anything. >> the thoughts and deeds of muammar gaddafi, like his famous greenok, were required readings for students. here in the main library of libya's biggest university, they are clearing of the gaddafi- related publications from the shelves, leaving these huge gaps. once a person sells of ideology like this, the country's education -- once they purse themselves o -- purge themselve ideology like this, the country's education system will have to start from scratch. they are having their first free discussion about the future. i asked the new university president what would happen to those who supported the old regime. >> they are still here. we did not kick them out. they are still receiving their salary, etc., etc. we did not take anyone. this book, of course, is forbidden. yeah, it is eveil. -- evil. you are with me or against me -- that is not democracy. >> so, out they go. a symbolic humiliation. a book which, like the man who wrote them, choked and twisted the intellectual life of the country. >> now to some of the day's other news. the white house has

troops loyal to former leader muammar gaddafi are fighting in three towns. they are showing no signs of surrender in. for many libyans, all that remains for the time being at least is to pray that the conflict will soon be over. >> syria's last ally appears to be losing patience. iranian officials held talks with syrian opposition leaders in paris. this came after tehran said they must address the legitimate demands of the people. russia has joined the country's calling for president assad to halt the bloodshed. in syria, the protests continue and the harsh crackdown. these pictures are said to show a demonstration. there are reports of troops rating people's homes. an explosion in pakistan in the southwest has killed at least 11 people and injured more than 20. the suspected bombing took place in a parking lot of a shi'a mosque in the provincial capital. people were leaving after prayers when the explosion took place. no group has claimed responsibility. whenever a month has 31 days, this is now a day of protest and cities across russia. demonstrators wante

now, people have been painting over images of muammar gaddafi with symbols of freedom. this man says he was never able to express his opinions freely, he was never able to draw what he wanted, until now. >> we should pay everywhere. we are very happy about this revolution. people are less happy about the rubbish piling up in the city streets, another consequence of six months of fighting. some of the many foreign workers who had left the city are starting to come back and resume their work. slowly, some semblance of normality is returning to the city. gasoline has become scarce, perhaps the ultimate irony in such an oil-rich country. kilometers long lines form in front of the few open gas stations. residents say conditions were even worse when gaddafi was in charge. now they have to wait in line for an average of two to three hours. before the rebels took tripoli, it took six hours before they got to the pumps. during the war, the adoptive restricted the supply of gas to stop people leaving the city d -gadaffi restricted the supply of gas. we fell large stores of feel t

we'll be back with more news at 4:00. >>> muammar gaddafi is still in hiding but is ordering supporters to stay out there to keep fighting on his behalf. gaddafi delivered a defiant audio message today. and rebels prepare for another battle. >> the rebels who are now in control of libya are preparing for a final assault on muammar gaddafi's remaining strong hold. in particular, his home town of sert, the and a town about 100 miles southeast of us here in tripoli. late word thursday from rebels is that they're giving people another week to negotiate. it seems gaddafi loyalists recognize he's history, and at least some want to avoid further blood shed. as for gaddafi he does not seem to recognize reality in his fourth public statement since toppled last tuesday, he made yet more outrageous claims. >> let bullets speak instead. let it be a long battle where we fight from place to place from city to city and mountain to mountain. let it be a long battle. >> libya is moving on without gaddafi. shopping is returning to the streets and streets are so far at least remarkably safe. and latest co

a look at the house muammar gaddafi built designed to protect his family incase of an emergency. it contains an extensive underground hospital with operating rooms and an air filter system is built to sustain them for three years underground and it's estimated to have cost tens of millions of dollars to build. >>> director of the cia and first he will be sworn in during a private ceremony. this is general david petraeus who served in iraq and was honored for 37 years of military service. >>> in washington d.c. after a five week break, allison burns reports one of the first orders of business is saving the poet tall -- postal service. >> reporter: they will come with a dire warning that the postal service could default if congress does not take radical action. he wants to cut 120,000 workers close 307 locations -- 3007 locations and they also want permission to pull the employees from the generous retirement plans that cover workers. they say some big changes are needed. >> i think the postal service could literally close-up against a $13 million line of credit limit and they will

. >> still ahead, winfrey got a relationship between the cia and muammar gaddafi. >> police are looking for a man who attempted to give that it will buy the saturday morning. >> dinosaurs have invaded the bay area, at least a giant robotic life-size ones. that is coming up in my tech report. >> we find out how this real lives superman helped save the day for it will be collector. >> tropical storm lee is headed for the gulf coast. some areas are expected to receive 20 in. of rain. this will be tested the levees rebuilt after hurricane katrina. the governor is urging residents to have an evacuation plan. >> tropical storm we is getting stronger on saturday as it heads toward the gulf coast. it is already bearing down on some of louisiana with heavy rains and the battering winds. some residents who survived hurricane katrina are now preparing after the war once declared a state of emergency. >> they told me that the wind was going to be high. i tied down as much as i could. >> tropical storm lee is expected to bring up to 20 in. of rain in parts of the gulf. residents were warned to get r

bridge linking the town with the port city. >> and it's rare video showing different side of muammar gaddafi. you can see him kneeling and playing with his two boys, probably his grandson ootz 32 second video found in the home of gaddafi's son. he has been in hiding since the fall of tripoli. the day he released a message telling supporters to keep fighting. >> international funds pouring in to help malnourished animals at tripoli zoo. >> 15 staffers risked their lives every day to feed animals as best they could. hippos survived with out running water, and the zoo was being rebuilt when the war started and new funds will help them finish the project. officials hope tochl change canal animal abuse was zoos around the world. >> and that does it for this edition for now. the news continues now with dan and cheryl. >> fine love the -- line the governor walks he considers a bill on his dose being. >> and also here at 5:00... good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. there is a big test of how much power unions hold over state government now that jerry brown is the governor. >> that i

and a video from muammar gaddafi, he said his rule is what the libyan people want and can not be overthrownncisco parents say it's time to give them a free ride on muny. tara moriarty tells us what is hype that controversial idea. >>> his kids used it to get to school each morning and they want their kids to get a free ride. this is similar to rallying where parents along with lawmakers pushed for a free service. the supervisor will meet at city hall that will make muny free for kids between the ages of five and 17. the plan will cost more than 70,000 a year. muny is staring at a 2 million dollars budget -- $23 million budget shortfall. right now students and parents are selling out at $20 a month for one child. some parents may be forced to mover out of the city or walk far to school which could be dangerous. we will let you know what they had to say later in our broadcast, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police chief is defending the decision of police officers that resulted in two innocent by standers being shot. it happened here in the north beach neighborhood. he t

amnesty forces say muammar gaddafi committed far greater war crimes both in number and magnitude. >>> campus is on alert after two sexual assaults in one week. now on sunday a female student reported being sexually assaulted. then on labor day another one said she was sexually assaulted near the campus and they are now responding to these attacks >> we have vehicle patrols in the area and they are making sure the blue light emergency phones are available on campus. >> they don't think the two incidents are related and the two suspect descriptions are different. san jose police say they are also involved in this. >>> every category has gone down according to the department of justice violent crime is down 6.9% and that includes homicide and rape. motor vehicle theft down 7.6%. the state is also 6% lower than last year and that number includes both juvenile an adults. it is based on information from sheriff's offices from all 58 counties. >>> 547 is the time right now back over to sal, any troubled spots this morning? >> well it is getting busier in some areas dave and pam, we don't hav

. >>> muammar gaddafi one of his last strongholds after attempts have failed.he rebels have extended a deadline for muammar gaddafi loyallests to surrender giving them until saturday september 10th. >> in the event this peace offer is accepted there will be no more bloodshed and everything will be good god willing but if it is not accepted we will come in with all our power. >> they had lead before the saturday deadline and reportedly they believe many former officials including two of his sons will come in. >>> tropical storm lee is making this the fasting moving fire many firefighters have ever seen. the fire also quickly went through a row of houses. a woman and her daughter were inside one of those homes and could not get out in time. the overall fire is now contained. >>> as we approach the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks there will be a race this morning to honor away area man who was on united flight 93. the 5k run walks and starts at 5 this morning. he would have been 72 on august 28th. a free pancake breakfast will be provided following

. >> new documents suggest that the united states had a close relationship with the muammar gaddafi regime. we will show you with the documents revealed. a high surf advisories for certain california beaches. we will tell you where and what caused it. dinosaurs are roaming around the east bay. coming up, we'll show you where and for how long. >> cia agents have a close relationship with members of the gaddafi regime. we spoke with gaddafi's son, he has more. >> this city tells a cooperation program that began in 2004 when libya relinquished its weapons of mass destruction. the united states, for instance is handing over prisoners, suspected terrorists to the libyan authorities. the libyan authorities in turn are given questions by the cia to put to these people. what they do is, this program that we all know about, extraordinary renditions. the question is and why did they have to give them to the libyans. this program was obviously something to allow the libyans to use their methods of interrogation with the prisoners which often times involves torture. what emerges is a fairly intimate c

there, is a big change in weather and there is rain moving in next week. >> former libyan leader muammar gaddafis hiding out near the algerian border and says tribesmen are sheltering him. >> the paper says they're hiding out in a second son. colonel gaddafi has not been seen in public since late august. >> there has been fierce fighting in the libyan town of sert today. and there is dozens of trucks streaming towards front lines. war planes roared overhead. fighters have been unable to dislodge supporters in the town. >> and jewish newer starts at sundown. and many say there is nothing sweet about the rising cost of honey. and the reporting they paid three and a half times more for honey but many say tradition of having an apple dipped in honey is well worth the expense. >> and and actually, physically the taste. and obviously. what is sweeter than honey? >> one shopper says honey shouldn't cost so much because israel has plenty of bees and hive autos cuba's classic car culture with b.to change. a law allowing sales of all models from all year goesing into affect. previously unrestricted sales

hundreds of people are fleeing muammar gaddafi's hometown of sert. growing shortages of food, water and medicines forced residents to outside of town. and gaddafi's supporters remain holed up insiftd city. the united nations has been unable to get humanitarian aid into the town because of continued fighting. >> and there is more u.s. forces being sent to afghanistan. officials say the need to those that can train afghanies is increasing. extra support help troops develop specialized skills and maintenance and things they relie on troops to do for them. >> and a complex is supposed to be one of the secured parts of the city but attack on the cia outpost has some u.s. officials worried about a disstressing trend. abc is in kabul with more. >> with a second time this month, u.s. officials have been attacked. and sth at 8:00 p.m. when an employee walked into the office and started shooting. he killed one person employee and injured another before being gunned down. officials say two cia officials weren't senior, one was a plumber but this is the third tim

. -- rebels and muammar gaddafi forces. they are raising concerns libya could face an insurgency -- insurgency similar to iraq and afghanistan. >>> the ambassador to russia, he is an expert on foreign policy and particular relations with russia. he has written more than 20 books and is a think tank on the stamford campus. congratulations. >>> sal, something bad just happened in the south bay, what happened? >>> well dave pam, we are checking on this serious crash and it is an investigation of a crash northbound matilda avenue, this car came off the freeway and ended up below and that's where it will be. there will be an investigation going on and it will be there for some time. >>> interstate 880 in oakland traffic is moving well passing the coliseum and passed high street and up to the downtown oakland area. if you are driving on the golden gate bridge in the county it has been a nice drive on 101 heading down to the toll plaza. >>> some patchy fog out there close to the coast might even be on parts of the sonoma coast, ot

or nato personnel. >> and amnesty international report say that rebels fighting to topple muammar gaddafi committed their own crimes and libya. this group issued a report today based on three months of investigation. crimes committed by gaddafi forces were greater and that the rebels also committed crimes. opposition reporters on lawfully killed more than one doesn't about the loyalists and security officials between april and early july. the death toll from a gasoline pipeline explosion in the kenyan capital has risen to 82. six bodies were recovered from a sewage filled river. the head of the state owned can get the pipeline company said that yesterday's blast was caused by an over pressurized mind. >> a live look from the mt. tam cam. we will be right back with a check on our top stories as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> we are continuing to follow a developing story, from a surge continuing for four teenagers who escaped from a detention center. one of the boys is considered to be dangerous. here it is the location. is the violence and boys ranch. authorities at the center noti

. >> muammar gaddafi has denied reports that he has escaped libya. he vowed to continue the fight against his enemies. loyalist fired rockets on one of the last remaining stronghold of bani walid which rebels have surrounded. >> the fighters have advantages kilometers of bani walid. gaddafi's supporters have been given until friday to lay down their weapons. >> we ask that there be no more bodies. we ask that the group believes the town for two years. >> it remains unclear whether the leader is hiding in bani walid. two of his sons at least are tied up there. gaddafi said that he fled. he said that young people in that it -- young people were ready to eliminate the mercenaries. many residents have dismissed the threats. >> what does he have? every libyan is against him. >> the head of the interim leadership is against too much optimism. he says the oil is what to be vanquished, then the much harder task of rebuilding will come. government forces in syria have escalated crackdown. violence also escalated in the city of homs. human rights activists say

. >>> chinese companies offered to sell muammar gaddafi in his final weeks in power. they offered to sell more than $200 million worth of weapons to muammar gaddafi and that will be a violation of arms and he found the documents in a garbage garbage can. >>> president hosni mubarak is charged with ordering the killing of antigovernment demonstrators of those who over threw him earlier this year. family members tried to push their way into the building where the trial is being held and police used batons to beat them back. president hosni mubarak could get the death penalty if he is convicted. >>> he has claimed the -- the fire has claimed the lives of a woman and her daughter after they were unable to escape the fire. high winds from tropical storm lee are making this the fastest moving fire they have ever seen. yesterday it burned in novato county and it quickly consumed a row of houses and a woman and her baby girl were inside those homes. they were unable to get out and the fire is now 50% contained. >>> a memorial race, they will honor away area man who was on uni

. >>> new developments in libya, leader muammar gaddafi may be getting closer to capture. he is reportedly trapped in an undisclosed area in labor why. the new military says it is only a matter of time before is captured. >>> in india's capital, a deadly explosion outside a crowded courthouse killed ten people. a bomb exploded near a line of more than 100 people waiting to get inside that court building. islamic people claimed responsibility for the attack but some say it is too early to name attacks. 20 people were killed and the network is called -- [inaudible] -- they are suspected of carrying out that attack. >>> a jeer after they contributed to save label men tri. the school is facing closure again. about 400 students attend label men tribut parents could be forced to finding another school for them. >> this is right in our community and this will be really hard for us. >> the school board meets tonight to vote on the issue. >>> an overnight update on a story we first told you about last night. a man was arrested just after 7:00 last night. she was declared 10:00 at t

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this is french president nicolas sarkozy and david cameron who played a leading role to topple muammar gaddafices now they are meeting with libyans new interim leader. earlier at tripoli's biggest hospital, the secretary of state jeffery feldman saw the price of revolution up close. he is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit libya and he said reporters were inspiring. >> the hospital was a reminder of the cost because you saw young men in there whose crime was to raise the flag and they got shot by snipers. >> reporter: the war is not over yet and muammar gaddafi's whereabouts are still not known and a man who identified himself says the struggle will continue for years but there will be no combat presence on the ground. reporting live allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just a couple of hours president barack obama will present the metal of armor to a u.s. marine. he will be the first living marine to get this. he ran through during a fire fight in afghan san two years ago however this marine does not call himself a hero. >> anybody who receives the medal of honor and we are still he

they are the first western leaders to visit since the fall of muammar gaddafi. >> president sarkozy and prime minister cameron received a warm welcome in benghazi. cameron told the crowd that they are and inspiration to the world. >> your city was an inspiration to the world as you threw off the dictator and chose freedom. >> cameron and president sarkozy were the strongest supporters. now they're calling for a peaceful resolution. >> we believe in the united libya, not a divided libya. >> the two leaders of rival in tripoli was historic. there of the first western leaders to visit the post gaddafi's libya and the first guest of the national transitional council. they visited a hospital in tripoli meeting staff and wounded. the struggle is not over yet and cameron promised continued support. >> we must keep on with the nato missions centile civilians are all protected and until this work is finished. we will help you to find good coffee and bring him to justice. >> the leaders are eyeing lucrative contracts in reconstructive and oil. suspectsthey have warned that sl oldest on tracks wou

there were congratulated against the revolution against muammar gaddafi is a regime. presidents barack obama addressed the general assembly. here is a little of what he had to say. >> every nation represented here today can take pride in the innocent lives we saved and helping the libyans reclaim their country. it was the right thing to do. even as we speak remnants of the old regime continue to fight. difficult days are still ahead but one thing is clear, the future of libya is now in the hands of the libyan people. just as it was libyans who tore down the old order it will be libyans that build the new nation. just as the world stood by you and your struggle to be free we will stand by you in your struggle to realize the peace and prosperity that freedom can bring. >> president obama is one policy tour will continue later today meeting with the president of afghanistan. >> live with more on the latest information on michelle le, the remains found in niles canyon on saturday were in fact michelle le, will tran is live at the hayward police department. he spoke with a

>>> nato says they have attacked muammar gaddafi. they hit a radar system, missile system and armed vehicle. they are the primary areas where loyal lists remain after they captured tripoli three weeks ago. >>> they are guilty of wall crimes. they accused opposition forces of unlawfully affecting their way and they committed far greater war crimes according to rebels. gunfire an explosions rocked the heart of kabul early this morning. the gunman fired 300 yards from the embassy. the u.s. embassy says nobody inside the building was hurt. [ foreign language ] >> well that is al qaeda marking the 10th anniversary featuring its leader, they released the hour long video on jihad sites. it also features new footage of osama bin laden. >>> a search continues for an autistic boy. he ran away from his elementary school during recess yesterday morning. he ran into nearby woods. law enforcement arrived within minutes but they found no site of him. volunteers are expected to join the search at daybreak. >>> in texas people are starting to return

if muammar gaddafi himself is there, we don't know. there are rumors that he was seen on thursday but we cannot confirm it. >> ok, thank you. in another sign that relations with israel are getting worse, turkey is urging arab league countries to give their support of palestinian statehood. the turkish prime minister says that the recognition of palestine as a country is an obligation. he made those comments speaking in egypt on his tour of arab spring countries. >> the head of the egyptian military council gave the turkish prime investor a warm welcome. this is the first time a turkish leader is visiting egypt in 15 years. this comes against a backdrop of the arabs spring revolution and the tense relationship with israel. since the israeli raid on a gaza-bound flotilla, erewhon -- erdogan has been stepping up his criticism. >> as long as israel does not apologize and as long as they don't pay reparations to the victims' families, as long as they don't lift their naval blockade, turkish-israeli relations will not return to normal. >> he

muammar gaddafi is not believed to be in the town. the european union is! preparing a new round of sanctions against syria. officials say that they above target economic entities that support the government of elah thought -- el assad. demonstrations on the internet coming from various cities. activists in the country say that at leastwoeople were killed. united nations estimate is that 2200 people have been elected dead since march. afghan authorities said they have recovered the bodies of two germans that went missing, one of them by hiking trip two weeks ago. the bodies have been taken to the u.s. air base, where the bill be handed over to german authorities. the prime minister said that the identification process had not yet been completed. they believe that the germans were murdere. in germany the parliament has begun to debate the 2012 budget. it calls for less borrowing and higher tax revenues. this against the backdrop of the roseau debt crisis, confirming the global economic slowdown. >> german leaders are anxiously waiting for wednesday to find ou

. >>> libyan dictator he muammar gaddafi released a new message today. >> go and fight. we're going to fight from one place to the other. from town to town. >> he remains in hiding but vow he will never surrender. have warned loyalists to give up or face an attack. . >>> in parris today met with transitional counsel. the us has released several hundred million dollars to the rebels but warned power to secure weapons so they are not used against libyan neighbors. asked the counsel to set up a mission to help stabilize libya. . >>> and their families. rita williams has the story. >>reporter: with so many casualties in iraq and afghanistan, the va hospital is busy. >> on foot patrol we're moving up the hill. and i just stepped on it. >> that was in southern afghanistan january 5th. the explosion mangled part of his right arm and blew off his right leg. >> it was hard in the beginning. it was really hard. you have to come to terms with it. >> because his older brother daniel has been at his side since that day the marine woke up in the hospital with no legs. >> it's reassuri

transition council and he will out to the early -- tout the early success of the the mission to remove muammar gaddafi. >>> last year's deadly pipeline explosion, the milestone in the rebuilding process will be marked this morning with a ceremonial shovel of dirt by the mayor and other city officials. eight people were killed and dozens more injured on that explosion and 38 homes were destroyed. >>> the owners have agreed to pay $44 million to settle all claims tied to that disaster. that huge oil spill in november 2007 polluted the san francisco bay and killed thousands of birds and fish. the record-breaking settlement was announced and is designed to send a clear message to would be polluters. >> for those who will poll out our environment has happened here in the bay and there is a price to pay. they will be held accountable. >> the money will be used to repair the environment damage that still exists in the bay. four-years after that spill and they will be used to reimburse the many government agencies that responded to the disaster. right now it is 4:40, we will go back to sal and up notice there

a member of the libyan national transitional council says that they believe that muammar gaddafi is hiding among nomadic tribes along the border with algeria. troops loyal to the interim leadership have seen more setbacks in their attempt to seize khaddafi's hometown of sirte. sirte and bani walid are bastions of pro gaddafi's supporters. streams of refugees are going to neighboring countries. some 5000 cans are living along the egyptian antony's and borders. the u.n. has recognized them as refugees. seven european countries are granting them asylum. >> on the river in berlin, protesters call attention to the plight of refugees trying to reach europe across the mediterranean. they say the european union state should take the men, not turn them away. >> we are ceiling ourselves off and talking about how to fortify our borders. every person should have the right to tell their story. >> alongside the untold thousands have not been heard, 5000 people recognized as refugees are in north africa waiting for a country to accept them. >> these people should be taken in here. we have 27 member state

claimed that they will will soon have control of the entire country, but the forces fighting muammar gaddafi loyalist troops are still battling street by street in sirt. it's one of the main strongholds left for the old regime. conditions are said to be dire with no medicine and little food. gaddafi's whereabouts are no known. >> united auto workers' new deal includes signing bonuses and $232-3 pay increase for entry-level workers as well as more jobs. this contract is the first since gm received government bailout money in 2009. >>> a beloved corner of golden gate park in san francisco got some special attention today. volunteers gathered at the national aids memorial grove on the 20th anniversary of its groundbreaking of the people cleaned up the landscape and began restoration of an victorian-era waterfall that is there. the park was founded as a place for people to reflect and remember those lost to the illness. >>> dozens of bay area volunteers took part in a coastal clean-up today. miles, though, away from the coast. they spent the morning picking up trash from the guadalupe river, all

. >> in world news, a spokesperson for the tripoli council say the former rebels know where muammar gaddafi is. they say they will find him, capture them or kill him. he has been tracked down using human technology. they say they are preparing to detain him or kill him. at least 10 people dead and dozens more injured in this blast outside of new delhi high court in india. the bomb was put into a suitcase in front of a building. this was the second blast outside of that complex. a string of bombs exploded in 3 mumbai neighborhoods this past july. >> down futures are moving up right now. they are moving on austerity measures to bring down their national debt. right now down features are up 153. after yesterday's wild ride. we were down 307 at one point yesterday. the dow finished down 100. we will have the opening bell coming up as the kron 4 morning news continues. we will leave you out alive look for mt. tam as we are expected temperatures to keep up around the bay. we have a few patches of fog against the coast. kahane 1/2 >> and opening bell on wall street. the dow has been down for three

. ♪ >> we start in libya, were the battle to oust the last remnants of muammar gaddafi's regime appearso be picking up pace. there are reports of heavy fighting around get off the's home town, and forces loyal to libya's interim government says they are in the gaddafi stronghold. the latest reports come hours before a saturday deadline for gaddafi supporters to surrender. >> a rebel checkpoint 15 kilometers north. things were quiet on the outskirts of the pro-ticket office stronghold until late afternoon. then, a vehicle of their vehicle filled with rebel fighters headed towards the city. >> we are 3 kilometers from the city center, and we're combing every neighborhood. >> the assault came as a surprise. the transitional council's forces give loyalists an ultimatum. they had until saturday to surrender the strongholds. witnesses say gaddafi loyalists fired rockets at rebel positions. rebel commanders ordered the advance in what was described as an effort to prevent civilian casualties. paramedics had been tending to the wounded. pro-gaddafi snipers had apparently been targeting rebel fo