it is muammar qaddafi. he saw muammar qaddafi? >> yes. you hit muammar qaddafi with your shoe? >> yes! >> this man hit muammar qaddafi with his shoes! >> this amateur video suggests it was a brutal death for the man who ruled libya for 42 years. president obama calls this is momentous day for libya. >> this marks the end of a long and painful chapter for the people of libya who now have the opportunity to determine their own destiny in a new and democratic libya. >>trace: president obama dubbed him the mad dog of the middle east and was linked to several terror plots including the 1988 pan am bombing over lockerbie, scotland, that killed 270 americans, most of them members. his grip on power started to crumble this year when his people rose up against him. human rights groups claim he responded by torturing and slaughtering innocent civilians. u.s. and international forces stepped in with airstrikes. then nato took over. after months of fighting rebel forces raided tripoli and forced muammar qaddafi out and took control of the war torn nation and muammar qaddafi went into hidin

>>shepard: was muammar qaddafi assassinated?he head of the libyan government agreed to investigate whether that happened. the officials say the bullet hit muammar qaddafi not head when crossfire struck the car holding the dictator. the western government officials and human rights group say it appeared rebel fighters may have executed muammar qaddafi in custody? and the only one of his 8 children still unaccounted for reportedly promising revenge for his father's death and there he is, syrian television reports he says "i say go to hell you rats and nato behind you, this is our country, we live in it and we die in and it we are continuing the struggle." not sure who "we" is. and now greg palkot live from misrata. >>reporter: we have seen the last of muammar qaddafi, his body, at least, it has been on public display for fur days much of the time in the meat locker. we checked it out on saturday and now visits have stopped, the authorities have gotten criticism for this action. new reports are saying that the burying of the body c

but, with muammar qaddafi out, who is in? analysts say anyone of the possible successors has my guest worried. very worried. we don't know much about the team that has taken over for the team being but you are worried. why? >>guest: i am. it is about six or seven months after the bombing campaign started to libya, the disarray started. what we know of the so-called rebels, the leaders of their military wing in tripoli is an admitted leader, former member of al qaeda. the rebels have said, a lot of us were members of al qaeda, we were in iraq and afghanistan a few years ago killing u.s. troops but now we are part of the rebel forces so, what we know is very troubling. concrete al qaeda links among the rebels. also, number two, the muslim brotherhood, a group that has been benefiting more than anyone el from the regional unrest, the so-called arab spring. we know the brotherhood is kind of gaining power in libya, as well, trying to get a say in the new libyan transitional government so a lot of bad actors and in the background,

ousted dictator muammar qaddafi. well, today nato official will meet to decide when to end the military operation that's been helping the libyan rebels. tara mergener has more reaction to those dramatic events in the country. >>> reporter: outside the white house, dozens of libyan- americans celebrated the death of muammar qaddafi into the night. erupting into chants and waving american and libyan flags, young and old alike marked a turning point in their nation's history. across the world, thousands took to the streets in libya as fireworks lit up the night sky. this video shows qaddafi's final moments alive. rebel forces captured and shot him thursday as he tried to escape his hometown of sirte. in pakistan, this morning secretary of state hillary clinton pledged full u.s. support for a new libyan government. >> the death of colonel qaddafi has brought to a close a very

we don't know yet who took out muammar qaddafi. he has this triumvirate of saying qaddafi was taken down and he can argue it was triggered acts set in motion by the united states in supporting these rebels on the ground and giving them airstrikes they needed to get the strength that they had? >> absolutely. and what it does, it negates some of the hawkish attacks from republicans that you used to hear. remember that obama has in many ways embraced and expanded on the bush doctrine of trying to plant democracy in the arab world, in the muslim world. that's something that the president has embraced to a degree a lot of democrats didn't think was going to do. martha: yeah. >> that makes it hard -- that makes it easier for him to take advantage when it comes to general election time. martha: absolutely. thanks so much. chris stirewalt joining us from washington. >> martha, while you were talking there there is videotape circulating throughout the arab world. we're getting into our fox news headquarters in new york. what appears to be a

i'm tori campbell. >>> libyans everywhere are celebrating the death of muammar qaddafi. the man who has ruled libya for 42 years is dead. allison burns reports from washington. >> reporter: there are conflicting reports about what caused muammar qaddafi's death but a graphic new video appears to show some his final moments. >> here is a youtube video airing on cnn and al-jazeerah that reportedly shows muammar qaddafi being carried by armed men in his hometown of sirte. it's unclear if he died from a nato bombing or at the hands of rebels. >> there is a momentous day in the history of libya the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted and with this enormous promise, the libyan people have a task ahead of them to build a society. >> reporter: president obama says this ace day for the libyan people who are celebrating in the streets. he also praised the nato mission that included months of airstrikes that helped rebels topple qaddafi's regime. >> without putting a single u.s. service member on the ground, we achieved our objectives. >> reporter: but some conservatives are not

new details on the death of the former libyan dictator, muammar qaddafi.s is brand new video showing rebel fighters pulling him from the last hiding place which was a sewage pipe. here is another new video showing a bloody qaddafi wiping blood from the face as he shouted to the captors telling the rebels "what are you doing, what you are doing is forbidden in islam," and "do you know right from wrong." before losing consciousness. today, questions about his burial. and now, live from tripoli. david? >> his body was to be secretly buried but it has not 457ed after a third party we believe, the international criminal court, got involved to examine the body and now the body is on display in a freezer in a supermarket in a town of misrata and people have been cueing up, today to view the body and take pictures. now, misrata was devastated early not war as the forces tried to take that town. there is a lively debate of what happened, exactly, when qaddafi was captured. now the fighters have spoken to us and said he was alive at the time, and, now, the governmen

east of the campus. >>> there are a lot of questions about the death of ousted libyan leader muammar qaddafial word from the prime minister of libya's transitional government qaddafi was shot in the head during crossfire between his own forces and rebel fighters. the united nations human rights office is calling for a full investigation. >>> good morning, everyone! from you heading out the door today we are looking at less fog outside. looks like better weather toward the weekend. outside though, yup, we are looking good so far and the trend is going to be that some warmer weather is around the bay area. thing patchy fog in the authority bay. even warmer as we head throughout the weekend. cool in the bay area in parts of the north bay where we are seeing patchy fog in the santa rosa area also into the napa valley. 56 degrees in concord. 57 in oakland. 52 degrees in livermore. high pressure going to bring an offshore flow to the bay area and that helps to warm up the weather quite a bit. clearing low clouds and fog to the coastline. more sunshine at the beaches this afternoon and temperatures

and libya's muammar qaddafi is killed. dramatic changes in the middle east lance scape offer both opportunity and challenge for u.s. foreign policy. we'll talk with secretary of state hillary clinton and republican senator lindsay graham. then, a new phase in the 2012 republican presidential race. with debates on hold for now, the candidates get down to real campaigning. we continue our one on one series of interviews with congress woman michele bachmann. plus, the romney/perry matchup gets physical. we'll ask the sunday panel how it shakes up the battle for the gop nomination. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. on friday, president obama announced he will keep a campaign promise and bring all u.s. troops home from iraq by

there. >> reporter: outside the white house, dozens of libyan americans celebrated the death of muammar qaddafi into the night. [ screaming ] >> reporter: erupting into chants and waving american and libyan flags young and old alike marked a turning point in their nation's history. across the world -- [ more screaming ] >> reporter: -- thousands took to the streets in libya as fireworks lit up the night sky. this video shows qaddafi's final moments alive. rebel forces captured and shot him thursday as he tried to escape his hometown of sirte. in pakistan this morning, secretary of state hillary clinton pledged full u.s. support for a new libyan government. >> the death of colonel qaddafi has brought to a close, uhm, a very unfortunate chapter libya's history. but it also marks the start of a new era for the libyan people. >> reporter: nato will meet this morning to decide when and how to end its military operation in libya. for the past seven months allied forces have tried to help revolution ris drive out qaddafi loyalists. president obama called it a momentous day for libyans but acknowledged

campaign of libya as libyans celebrate after yesterday's death of their country's ousted leader muammar qaddafi. there are a lot of questions that still remain about how he died. the official word from the prime minister of libya's transitional government says that qaddafi was shot in the head during crossfire between his own forces and the rebel fighters. the united nations human rights offices though say they are calling for a full investigation. >>> we're also learning new details about the man who let wild animals roam free in ohio. turns out he was deeply in debt. court records show terry thompson owed at least $68,000 in unpaid taxes to the irs and the county. on tuesday the 62-year-old opened the cages at his animal preserve and then killed himself. deputies were forced to kill 48 animals for public safety. >>> 6:40 now. investors are keeping an eye on that massive debt crisis in greece. we are going to tell you about europe's efforts to fix the problem. >>> plus, what was once the toast of the tea party is now slipping in the polls. did michele bachmann's bay area trip hurt or help her

>>shepard: people saw the video of muammar qaddafi's last moments alive and now his son, saif muammarrried about his safety. officials with the war crimes court say he wants to turn himself in to them the only member still unaccounted for and is facing charges of crimes against humanity. and now the pulitzer prize winning journalist and fox news contributor. you have interviewed them over and over. >>guest: yes. >>shepard: he is bad painter, and good cigars and good wine. >>guest: he had an exhibition in canada and he was well received because he has a lot of money. he was not the worse of the lot, he was the hope for the future before the rebellion in february. he was the guy, the go to guy and helped negotiate the $10 million per family settlement for the lockerbee families and push his father to reforms and told me he was responsible partly for the decision to abandon wmd after 2003 and the iraqi invasion. he was as muammar qaddafi's wena relatively good guy saying we will fight to the death, die, die. >>guest: that was a shock. so many people that i knew who knew him were on the p

>> yeah, harris, the body of muammar qaddafi remains unbelievably on public display here in misurata. overnight authorities conducted another post-mortem and authorities are pretty satisfied with their own version of events that he died in cross fire, that it was a battle zone and we wanted a closer look at the scene of death and traveled to sirte, 150 miles from where we are today. here is a little of what he we saw. >> this is where it ended for qaddafi, a drainage pipe outside the town of sirte where he ned to when his convoy was hit and the rebel fighters spotted him, pulled him out of the pipe, dragged him 50 yards and according to a fighter, he asked desperately, what have i done to you, my sons. to which, the fighter told us, he replied, more than 40 years of killing. and then reportedly, qaddafi was killed. you know, another person, harris, came up to us while we were at the scene at the drainage pipe and pointed to the pipe and said, you know, qaddafi, he was just luke a mouse and crawled into a hole and caught just like a mouse. folks here are hoping for a much better future

now muammar qaddafi is hemmed in an area around the town. the revolutionary commanders say when the truce ends and they don't give up, they intend to flatten the town. tripoli,. >>> and questions on how a government war plane ended up bombing troops killing at least 30 of the own soldiers, happening yesterday where the soldiers were fighting al-qaeda fighters. while the bombing appeared to be a mistake, those who were killed were from a unit who had decided with the protesters. al-qaeda came into the bomb site, reportedly and shot and killed wounded soldiers. and today, a senior yemeni official disputes that a top leader was killed. the u.s. intelligence officials have said that ibrahim hassan al-asiri appeared to be among the top al-qaeda killed. but the u.n. official says his body was not identified at the scene. he was tied to the so-called underwear bomber who tried to bring down a jet liner. >>> in other news of the world in syria, people taking to the streets today celebrating words that syria has looked at over throwing the regime. th

rebel forces take the life of libyan dictator muammar qaddafi. from around the world. plus, we'll talk with a family member of a victim from pan am flight 103, the flight qaddafi admitted to bombing in the 1980s. >>> intruder in a local college dorm. we'll tell you where a staff member found this man hiding that has women in his dorm, or in that dorm so cnc

what do you make of the fact after all these months, muammar qaddafi has escaped our "not" war and istill out there, not caught. >>guest: we went through this with saddam so i am not surprised. the united states admitted we did not know where he is. it is important to get him because this is a fear factor here. just if the last few difficulties, libya has torn down the walls of the compound and that is constructive but he has the ability and probably the money to be able to lead a difficult and, perhaps, violent insurgency if he chooses. >>shepard: the most difficult aspects has been with the dictatorship, over this period of time, very difficult for groups to organize during the process and put together some sort of structure that might eventually become political. to what degree has this interim government been able to come together and begin the process of, well, governing? >>guest: that process is going but they have other issues, including lots of militias and a critical element is getting command-and-control the all the groups that participated in the rebellion. as the previous

muammar qaddafi's rein of terror is over. his death was hardly dignified. the pictures may be disturbing to some, if you don't want to see them. now hopes of a peaceful transition begin. >> reporter: libyaen celebrated throughout the night the death of muammar qaddafi. in his final moments, he died much like he lived, violently. [sound of gunfire] >> reporter: after fleeing a nato attack on his convoy that included an american drone, the dictator was pulled from this sewer pipe in the town where he was born. >> wow. ha. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton stopped short of a victory dance. >> we came, we saw, he died. >> reporter: while the u.s. worked with libyan rebels to get rid of qaddafi, it's unclear if the goals of the two countries will mesh as well moving forward. >> libya will travel a long and winding road to full democracy. there will be difficult days ahead. >> reporter: the acting prime minister in libya says he will step down to make way for new leadership. but it's unclear who will take the reins, as fears of a civil war among lib

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>> well, shep, right to the end they were wrangling over the body of exlibyan dictator muammar qaddafifamily and tribal members wanted it buried near the hometown of sirte. authorities were having nothing to do with that. overnight they pulled qaddafi's body be, as well as that of his son and his exdefense chief out of that meat locker where they had been on display the past couple of days. they gave the islamic last rights. there was some relatives in attendance and then they buried them outside of the town of misurata, out in the desert at undisclosed location. folks we spoke to today in this town sounded relieved. >> we have killed the most dangerous guy in the world. >> now that is he buried and now that he is under the ground. >> now we are feeling very happy. >> i feel very happy. i feel very happy. >> people we spoke to also in this town didn't seem too bothered about how he was killed. critics have been saying that he was beaten and abused before dying. authorities say they are investigating that a final autopsy report will be released later this week but also they say that off

putting an end to an eight month long rebellion against the country's long time ruler, now deceased muammar qaddafiand the challenges facing lib's transition to democracy. david piper from tripoli, hi, david. >> yes, celebrations have been going on for a couple of days now since qaddafi's death on thursday and we've been hearing celebratory gunfire and honking of horns. the libyan people are coming to grips with this and feared that qaddafi would stay free and maybe try to attempt some kind of iraq style insurgency and really cripple this country over the past few years. but of course, that hasn't happened. now, there is still one major concern though, at this time. and islam, the western educated son of qaddafi, he seems to perhaps still be free at the moment and there have been reports that he was captured or even injured in a fight out in sirte, but nothing on the record what has happened to him and of course, qaddafi's followers still his banner. and there are reports he may be trying to escape to tunisia or algeria at this time. now, at the same time, there's of course many competing factions

libyan's interim leader has ordered investigation into former dictator muammar qaddafi's death.assistanted? it comes after growing pressure to find out exactly how the ousted leader died. libyan government officials say crossfire killed colonel qaddafi last week. but some western government officials and international human rights groups say they want to know whether rebels executed him while he was in custody. and now a man who says he fired the deadly shots is taking credit on youtube. now, we can't verify this clip but in it the man shows off a ring which he says he stripped from one of the dead dictator's fingers. meantime, the only one of qaddafi's 8 children still at large apparently is vowing revenge for his father's death. syrian television reports safe al islam qaddafi is still in libya and adds quote go to hell you rats and nato behind you. this is our country. we live in it and we die in it and we are continuing the struggle. greg palkot with the news he is streaming live tonight from ms. rot that. greg? >> hey, shep. we have no information about the fate of the body

click "connect" and scroll down to "closer look" and send me an email. >>> the final words of muammar qaddafidon't kill me. don't kill my sons. but tonight, the ousted dictator who ruled libya for more than 4 decades with an iron fist is dead. tara mergener shows us the final moments of qaddafi's life. >> reporter: bloody images on al-jazeera tv show muammar qaddafi captured alive. during a violent clash in his hometown of sirte, rebels pushed the former dictator against a truck. he may have been trying to flee in a convoy when nato plane struck from above. rebels took videos and photographs after they killed qaddafi to prove he is dead. fighters fired shots into the air. as people celebrated on the streets of tripoli to mark the end of 42 years of tyranny. leaders of libya's newly formed government say the country is now lib liberated. -- say the country is now liberated. president obama calls it a momentous day in libya's history. >> the new government is consolidating the control over the country and one of the wore's longest serving dictators is no more. >> reporter: the obama administrat

. >> the secret burial for muammar qaddafi. also ahead. >> jean quan has just driven people crazy. >> her fight to hold onto her job. the growing recall effort and how the mayor is responding. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, closing the occupy oakland >>> we're back with breaking news. this is live pictures. scene. you're looking at the "occupy oakland" raid where oakland police some 100 strong just went into the catch, their camp, shooting tear gas into that camp. many of the campers dispersed. those who left, left willingly. a number of people, though, stayed in the camp there and were arrested. oakland police are playing hardball. they got tired of the sanitation issues, public urination, rats in the camp. they finally decided to disperse them. as you can see a heavy police presence. a number of arrests. we'll have a live report from kristy seifkin coming up in just a few minutes. >>> all right. 5:13 now. and there is a move amongst some people in oakland to recall the mayor jean quan. a group of residents is upset about a rising crime rate

the image you showed a few moments ago, of deceased muammar qaddafi especially in arab world where peoplehings people say until they see it themselves. while qaddafi's entire government was falling he went on television i was in a hotel lobby outside of misurata you see people in hotel lobby gathering around the television set, qaddafi at schoolhouse with schoolchildren, pointing to the date on blackboard or whiteboard in this instance to show this is, particular day and he is still very much alive. this was recorded outside of misurata in a hotel lobby. people gathering around the television set looking on to some extent disbelief. that was a few days after this his son, one of his youngest sons was killed in a nato airstrike. had opportunity to walk through the home, jon and see the damage for myself. of the home was destroyed. we have some of this video as well. you can see what happened as i walked through the home and i was able to report on who was there, and you will hear me in just one moment describing what apparently had taken place moments before i arrived. qaddafi escaped with

finally, the son of muammar qaddafi, he, still, remains on the run and the latest reports today is he is headed to the southern border of libya trying to avoid the fate of his father. >>shepard: thank you, greg, from libya. when the jury found casey anthony not guilty, the word we got was the jury heard death threats. but, until today most did not have any idea who they threatened and now the names of the jury are out in the open and doctor governments caused a huge recontroversy when they said all girls should get a vaccine against a sexually transmitted disease that can cause cancer. now they are saying little boys should get the shot as well. there is some outcry. what's better than gold ? free gold ! we call that hertz gold plus rewards. you earn free days, free weeks and more fast. that's a plus. upgrade your ride. that's a plus. rewards with no blackout dates so you can redeem anytime. and it's easy to redeem your points online. already a gold member ? just select gold plus rewards in your profile and start rewarding yourself now. just go to hertzgoldplusrewards.com to join. her

it made the announcement a day after the death of ousted dictator muammar qaddafi. s body is now sitting in a freezer inside a libyan shopping center. dan rivers reports the transitional government is holding off on burying the body while it investigates the circumstances surrounding qaddafi's death. >> reporter: this is all that remains of colonel qaddafi's convoy as he tried to escape from sirte. we are told that nato jets were involved as well as a u.s. predator drone using missiles. you get a graphic illustration of what that means on the ground here. these cars have been completely melted in some places and incinerated with you can see the remains of bodies inside. it's like it scattered all around here. somehow colonel qaddafi get away and ran over in that direction. it was here that colonel qaddafi was found hiding in this now famous drainway under the highway by troops. all of the people that have come to visit have their photos today. he was led up to the embankment on the highway. it's what happened to him when he got up here that's a mystery. the video sho

role of in muammar qaddafi's death. >> we're able to get the u.n. mandate for the operation. we were able to get arab countries involved. and so there was never this sense that somehow, we were unilaterally making a decision to "take out" somebody. >> the president also joked about the gop race for the white house, comparing it to reality tv show "survivor." >> that's funny. >> a little truth to that. >>> 5:40 now. we have pothole problems in the south bay. how much homeowners could soon pay to fix roads. >> he is not your average beach- goer. the mystery surrounding a giant lego man that washed ashore. that and much more coming up. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> welcome back, a gorgeous forecast today plenty of sunshine a nice seasonal temperature. but we have a few kinks in the forecast. out the door a little bit of patchy dense fog along the coast. although clouds in the bay. in the santa

new revelations now about muammar qaddafi's secret arsenal.e dangerous weapons that libyan officials say they have uncovered inside that country. and who they are bringing in to deal with them. plus, why one of the world's largest airlines grounded its entire fleet. and those people were not very pleased apparently. it's all next. >> shepard: it now looks like the dead dictator muammar qaddafi never gave up some of his most dangerous weapons. libyans interim prime minister now confirms that if there are chemical weapons inside the country but he says libya doesn't want them and that international inspectors are going to come secure them within days. catherine herridge has this news live from washington tonight. this is a little creepy. how many weapons are we talking about here? >> well, thanks, shep. u.s. officials confirm that a handful of feds remain about two or three. while moist described as outdated they can still be dangerous. these pictures taken in the last week guarded facility. you can clearly see the warning labels that the chemic

the dead dictator muammar qaddafi's son and former heir apparent has reportedly left libya and he maye himself up soon or that's the word today from u.s. and libyan officials. analysts called saif al islam the face of islam helping the country to end nuclear weapons program. after they stormed tripoli he said he would fight them to the death. right now he is the only one not dead and the only one on the run and official with the transitional government reports he has crossed over libyans southwest border into niger. he is apparently willing to turn himself in for the international criminal court for his role in the deadly crackdown on protesters earlier this year. u.s. lawmakers seeking to question guantanamo bay prisoners about anwar al awlaki's involvement in the attacks of 9/11. he is the american-born radical cleric killed in a u.s.-led strike in yemen last month. fox news now confirms the house homeland security committee has requested interviews with at least two guantanamo bay suspects as part of an investigation into anwar al awlaki. he is believed to have been the first ameri

role in the death of muammar qaddafi. >> we were able to get the u.n. mandate for the operation. we were able to get arab countries involved. and so there was never this sense that somehow we were unilaterally making a decision to take out somebody. >> the president also joked about the gop presidential primary. he said he will start paying attention when that contest narrows down to one or two candidates. >>> crews are finding even more survivors in turkey, this after last weekend's massive earthquake. the state-run news agency reports that a teacher was pulled out of the damaged building today and then hours earlier crews also rescued a university student. that 7.2 quake hit eastern turkey on sunday killing hundreds of people. >>> so would you pay more tax to fix your city streets? how much people in the south bay may have to hand over. >>> and an emotional testimony in the conrad murray trial. the bold statement a nurse made about michael jackson's death. ,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i

chris: is this week, muammar qaddafi's rule ended and the president asked all troops to leave iraq this year. mitt romney suggested that decision on iraq was a result of either "naked political calculation or sheer ineptitude." that brings us up to this week's big question. will president obama be vulnerable to republican charges that he's weak on national security. mike? >> only with liberals. no, i don't think so. >> no, i don't think he's going to be vulnerable. i think the white house wishes national security were more of an issue in this campaign than it's going to be. in 2008, iraq was a big issue. >> still gets criticized on his position about closing guantanamo. he's got a good story to tell about the number of high-profile enemies who have been taken out and his leadership on iraq, but it's not the issue of the day. chris: david? >> who would have thunk it, this liberal democrat, very little to run as, is going national security candidate and say i will take care of you, you will protect you from terrorists. he delivered on what was a pretty high risk strategy with libya. he di

two days after the death of muammar qaddafi, the country's transitional government struggles with what to do next. elizabeth palmer and alan pizzey are there. u.s. troops may soon be out of iraq but not everyone supports president obama's timeline. wyatt andrews reports on the end game debate. mitt romney says he'll win over republicans in iowa, despite being a no-show at tonight's gathering of christian conservatives. and helping hands-- cynthia bowers shows us how a circle of friends is curbing poverty in this country, one family at a time. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> good evening, everyone. libya's interim leaders are moving to put the war-torn country back together. a declaration of liberation is expected tomorrow. today, acting prime minister resigned clearing the way for an interim government and elections. elizabeth palmer is in tripoli with the latest. >> reporter: in announcing his resignation, he set an ambitious deadline for elections. >> the first election should be within a period of eight months, maximum. >> reporter:

loud noises] >> today, 10s of thousands were out in the streets celebrating the formal end of muammar qaddafi, 42 year rule. after an 8-month civil war, he was executed by the people. what is next? they pledge a democratic but also islamic government system. >>> and the president returns to the bay area tuesday. this marks his third visit in six months. the campaign says this week's fundraiser event at the hotel in downtown san francisco will be capped at 200 guests who will shell out a minimum of $7000 per ticket. so far the president has raised more than 5 million for his election campaign on his bay area trips. >>> and tonight, steve job's story, talking about the private side of the founder and how he dealt with cancer, including why jobs refused to have surgery. >> he tried to treat it with diet. he goes to other sources of trying to do it macrobiotically and doesn't get an operation. >> why doesn't he get the surgery immediately? >> you know i asked him that, he said i didn't want my body to be opened and violated in that way. >> he says that jobs told him he regretted the decision to t

also in the middle east, libya's transitional government has reversed a decision to bury muammar qaddafi's body. they are holding off as the united nations human rights office calls for an investigation into the circumstances of the ousted dictator's dealt. his body is in a commercial freezer in a shopping center. the u.s. said it is ready to help libya form a new government. >> and i want to underscore the commitment of the united states to supporting the libyan people as a friend and partner as they embark on this new democratic path. >> libyan leaders hope to hold their first election in just 8 months. >>> back here closer to home, city officials are ordering "occupy oakland" protesters to leave the plays in front of city hall where -- the plaza in front of city hall where they have been 11 days. an eviction notice is up on the website but protestors are determined to stay around the clock. stephanie chuang reports. >> we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: "occupy oakland" protestors are standing their ground. they were warned to leave during a curfew of 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. only allowing

. >>> muammar qaddafi has been buried along with his son and top aide. officials say it happened at dawn in a secret location. the bodies had been held in a commercial freezer where lines of people have been turning out for four days to view the dead dictator and his son. >>> pg&e says a transmission line that supplies natural gas to the bay area has ruptured. it happened yesterday during a pressure test south of bakersfield. it is one of two parallel lines that runs to a terminal in milpitas. pg&e says the line failed because of a tear in a longitudinal seam. that's very similar to the cause of the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno last year. yesterday's test was part of the utility's effort to assure safety after that san bruno disaster. >>> checking on some other bay area headlines, santa clara county may soon ban styrofoam containers in an effort to keep plastics out of the water and the landfills. the county will consider the move this week. if it's approved, there can be a ban as soon as next year. >>> dog owners los altos hope the city counci

video an al-jazeera tv appears to show the capture of muammar qaddafi. then bloody laid out on the hood of a car. celebrations filled the streets of libya. fighters shot rounds in the air in the dictator's former home. sirte is the last pockets of resistance that qaddafi supporters held. fighters said the ousted leader had been barricaded in one of the buildings then tried to escape in a convoy. a spokesman says rebels pulled qaddafi from one of the vehicles. libya's new leaders in tripoli confirmed the news and hours later president obama called it a victory for the libyan people. >> you have won your revolution. and now we will be a partner as you forge a future that provides dignity, freedom and opportunity. >> reporter: qaddafi had been in hiding for two months since libya's revolution finally chased him from power. during that time, washington has offered its support and millions of dollars to help with the country's transition. security experts say this could provoke change throughout the region. >> here was a leader who ruled with an iron fist for

. >> paul: that was president obama on thursday, reacting to the death of dictator muammar qaddafi andt a momentous day in the history of libya. but is it also a vindication of the administration's often criticized policy of leading from behind? let's ask bret stevens and board member matt comiskey. no question a victory for the people of libya, matt. but is it also a victory for the u.s. interest? >> absolutely. it's the u.s. military that led the bombing campaign that turned the tide in the civil war and the europeans were out front, but in fact we provided the drones, the mid air refueling tankers, when the europeans ran out day four of the campaign we quietly surprised them and made this happen militarily and president obama didn't take that lead politically, i think that cost us, but overall a great success, it would have been terrible if he stayed in power, tunisia and-- >> on this point, whether or not his political restraint cost us. elaborate on that. >> well, look, this was a campaign that should have taken two weeks, instead took seven months. the result was a tremendous los

. >> reporter: bloody images on al-jazeera tv show muammar qaddafi captured alive. during a violent clash in his hometown of sirte, rebels pushed the former dictator against a truck. he may have been trying to flee in a convoy when nato plane struck from above. rebels took videos and photographs after they killed qaddafi to prove he is dead. fighters fired shots into the air. as people celebrated on the streets of tripoli to mark the end of 42 years of tyranny. leaders of libya's newly formed government say the country is now lib liberated. >> the new government is consolidating the control over the country and one of the wore's longest serving dictators is no more. >> reporter: the obama administration spent $135 million to help launch the interim government. the u.s. also participated in the nato bombing operation when the rebellion began. when tripoli fell in august, qaddafi disappeared. >> the libyan people now have a great responsibility to build an inclusive and tolerant and democratic libya that stands as the ultimate rebuke to qaddafi's dictatorship. >> repo

but there are still some questions about the capture and death of muammar qaddafi. specifically, how he died. there's some thought that he may have been killed execution- style as opposed to being killed in crossfire. also, there are questions about who killed him. >>> president obama is just hours away from arriving in california. he will attend two fundraisers in los angeles and appear on the jay leno show. tomorrow morning he will be in san francisco for another fundraiser at the "w" hotel. 200 guests will pay $7,000 each to attend. this is the president's third visit to the bay area in six months. >>> it is 4:44. in san jose, police are back out at the "occupy" protests outside city hall. we have some live pictures of the gathering and our cameras have captured several people being cuffed within the past hour in san jose. over the weekend, two people were arrested and another person was cited saturday morning for catching out there. >>> this morning, hundreds of bay area clergy and others will march in solidarity with the "occupy" movement in san francisco. it s

jon: in libya, muammar qaddafi apparently went down fighting. what does it mean for whoever may be waiting in the wings as his successor. geraldo rivera, who spent time under fire in libya joins us live with his insight next. jenna: new information on crime stories we've been keeping an eye on for you here. grandmother after missing 5-year-old in arizona is marching at the state capitol in an attempt to draw national attention attention to this little girl's disappearance. her name is jesse shockly. she was reported missing from her home last week. we'll keep up to date on that missing child story. >>> retailers are on high alert for potential flash robs like flashmobs. several retail chains are peteching themselves against teen and young adults who use social media to plan these robberies. >>> actress lindsay lohan arriving early to work today at the l.a. morgue. she was late on her first day of community service ordered by this judge earlier in the week but rest assured she is there now. jon: with news of the death of muammar qaddafi, question

the nerve center and was, of the rebels and the action against muammar qaddafi. can you imagine, 42 years, this is a nation that has never had a democracy. never had free and fair elections. never knew what it meant to really be free. and, now they say they are with the eradication of the gadhafi regime, they are celebrating. though all the controversy over the way gadhafi's killing went down and expect to have elections upcoming and hope to have a government in place within 20 months, the national transitional council says they will cede power to whoever is democratically elected. on this sunday in libya, we're following it live. >> jamie: incredible live pictures, and we'll be going back and forth to show you what is going on in libya and we're also learning new details about an incredible story, there was a shark attack off the coast of australia and an american diver was killed and we'll tell you who he was, they've now disclosed his identification. and what his friends actually witnessed, they are still searching for the shark. >> eric: and, afghanistan pres