moammar qaddafi has been killed according to reuters. details are still coming in at this hour but reuters and libyan television is reporting that qaddafi was captured in sirte and was wounded this is legs. and we are getting unconfirmed reports that he has passed away. this is unconfirmed by the united states and the pentagon. >>> it was referred to as a celebration of life. this is a chance for apple employees to bid farewell to the company's late co-founder steve jobs. it was a large but private memorial. it was held for jobs yesterday at the company's world headquarters in cupertino. apple employees from around the world jammed the courtyard as you can see with speakers including current ceo tim cook and former u.s. vice president al gore also an apple board member. attendees say the event was faithing tribute. >> he is very well beloved and appreciated especially in this community where you know when you work here you can really feel, you know, his impact. >> musical performers were set to include norah jones and the band coldplay.

"reuters" also says gadhafi was wounded in both legs. local media are reporting his body has been sent to misrata. ntc leaders are expected to give a news conference shortly. gadhafi is in his 60s, he ruled libya for 42 years. and he's been on the run for a couple of months. ntc forces took control of the libyan capital on august 23rd. prime minister poland, donald tusk, who is currently eu president, says the news about the libyan leader's death has not been confirmed. he adds, he will comment once gadhafi's status is clear. >>> and that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

more breaking news from reuters. >> again, reuters that he has died of his wounds suffered from his capturecials. >> that's the national transsessional council official who said he tried to flee in a convoy which nato planes were attacking. khaddafy was also hit in his head. there was a lot of firing and he died in that attack. >> what is the united states, j jim, what is our foot present right now in libya and when we say that he was being attacked by nato war planes, is that predominantly u.s. war planes? >> no, actually not. there are u.s. war planes and some drones that are involved in those air strikes. but the u.s. involvement over the past four months or so has been reduced to minimum actually. so, this kind of detail that's being reported now lends itself to some credibility that this in fact may be true. and in terms of boots on the ground, there are about a dozen u.s. military that are working with the embassy in tripoli. that's it in terms of military. but there have been cia involved for some time trying to figure out who's in charge. according to officials, it is not clear they

reuters quoting an ntc official. colonel moammar qaddafi has been captured and wounded. he is on the way to hospital. he is in custody. >> thank you, charlie d'agata in london. we'll have more later. i'm erica hill in new york. this has been a cbs news special report. >>> good morning. breaking news, according to reuters reports, moammar qaddafi, the leader for 42 years of a north african country of libya has been captured by rebel forces. we have word he has been wounded in both legs and is on the way to the hospital this. information just coming out. it was in the town of sirte. where he lived and where he was holed up here for pretty much the last two months. it's two months to the day when the capital city of tripoli fell to the rebels. you might imagine there's a lot of celebrating going on in libya right now. but moammar qaddafi, the colonel, the commander of that, uhm, and dictator of that country for the last 42 years has been wounded in both legs on the way to the hospital and is in custody now by the rebel forces. >> pretty amazing considering the months that h

all in spite of reuters and other news sources that have confirmed gadhafi has been captured. >> you might not want to fly over that city right now >> i would think not. >> so funny the guy had his phone out. >> capture the moment. >> our world is changing. >>> i just stepped outside now, is it a little breezy, yeah, a little brisk but feels like a fall morning,. >>> humidity out of here. >> for the most part. very pretty just a few moments ago and this changes minute by minute with the sun the way the sun was hitting the clouds it is turning the clouds yellow as they go by. very very pretty. and it is not going to be a bad day. wind, that is the issue let's look at the wind gusts they have been gusting up to between 20 and 25 miles an hour 24-mile an hour wind gusts recorded, regan national airport, 17 miles an hour annapolis, 21 dulles, 25-mile per hour wind gusts in leonard town so there you go they will gust as high as 45 miles an hour later on today here is a look at what is happening the cold front has come through as the front pulls away already take on the rain with it now pu

we are following reuters reports that moammar gadhafi has been captured.he minute we know more, we'll let you know more. it's been more than a week and occupy protesters are still camped outside city hall. some are wondering why police and politicians are not doing more. the city leaders don't want to talk about the takeover of the plaza. some same it's political suicide. that's because a decision 20 years ago could be the reason behind the silence. that's when the mayor allowed homeless people to camp outside in front of city hall nine months while a shelter was being built. the encampment was one reason he lost his bid for second term as mayor. the man who beat him as words of advice for the current oakland mayor. >> if you have access to the buildings and they're not allowing you to go in, or if there's obstruction and demonstration. she has to do something about it. she'll be held responsible and accountable. >> jean kwan and others warning them to clean up their act or shut down. a growing rat problem and threats of violence. the bay area's ebay is pu

reuters reporting he was killed during a shootout.after his 42-year reign of terror. at least one of gadhafi's sons reportedly was killed as well. president obama says the libyan people now have won their revolution and he's promising the nato mission in libya will end soon. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> his face instilled fear in the libyan people for four decades. now, the image of his dead body is sparking celebrations in the streets of libya. we want to warn you. we have new video coming into us that is very graphic. but it appears to prove that one of the world's longest serving dictator is indeed gone. we're also getting reports of how gadhafi died after he was captured. reuters is quoting the prime minister as saying gadhafi died from a bullet wound to his head during a shooting between rebel fighters and reporters. dan rivers is in tripoli. you're learning new details on the drone strike only moments before. te

. >>> getting new information from the reuters news agency.uncil official, an ntc official, the official tells reuters that the son of gadhafi is on the run, believed to be on the libyan boreders with both niger and aljeer gentleman seeking to escape. this firl also saying that saif gadhafi is looking for as port. this official is new information about the burial plans for know mar gadhafi will be buried at an undisclosed location, a secret location, in their words, in the libyan desert. he will be buried in a simple burial, with shaykhs, they say they have to bury him because of the body, the decomposition of the body has reached the point where the corpse cannot last much longer. we are getting this information. we will check it against more information. but that's the latest coming in from reuters. >>> meanwhile, we got other news we are following, including political news. rick perry questions legitimacy of president obama's birth certificate. is that the way he should be trying to get one key endorsement or is it a desperate move? our str

according to reuters, b. of a. is likely to allow many customers to avoid the fee by maintaining minimum balances or having direct deposited paychecks. other big banks may have learned a lesson after the bank of america backlash. today, j.p. morgan chase made it official. it will not charge customers for debit card transactions. chase joins u.s. bancorp, citigroup, and others who will not impose debit fees. investment bank goldman sachs finds itself the target of a lawsuit from a disgruntled investor. an australian hedge fund sued goldman sachs for $1 billion, claiming the bank sold it a fraudulent bond derivative in 2007. the fund wound up insolvent. this is the second time the basis yield alpha fund has gone after goldman, alleging the firm made false and misleading claims about the investments that included subprime housing mortgages. goldman denies misleading the hedge fund. >> tom: given the ups and downs of the stock market over the past several years, you may be forgiven if you feel like you've been taken fo

ones in one nine hundred seventy four when the who was forced to leave but listen this source told reuters the idea is living in some capitals this idea that there needs to be an austerity police force there is no alternative oh hello margaret thatcher remember during the beginning of the reagan era which incidentally in the u.s. was the beginning of the bailouts for banks reagan and this you have this whole bank bailout initiative at the time and he said oh will never happen again but of course it became the precedent for how america does business going forward but margaret thatcher said this there is no alternative tina as it became known and this was a false word then it was merely a pretext to bring in the nationalization to replace manufacturing got the economy put millions of people out of work and if they complained star wars instead of all the foreign countries getting blown apart and now they're repeating tina there is no alternative there was an alternative then and there is an alternative now it's called insurrection what exactly lady liberty should go. out of tina because she i

host: agriculture reporter with reuters, charles abbott. twitter -- guest: that is a good question, something that has been debated for decades. in preparation for this show last night i was reading " american agriculture in the 20th century,' written by an agricultural economist at the university of maryland and was a usda official in the first bush administration. he says the u.s. government has had a role in american agriculture virtually since the start of the country, but that the most direct involvement grew out of the depression in the late 1920's and the entire 1930's. it is still a sizable fraction of the population lived on farms then. as part idea of the new deal, which was to get the economy moving again, the government's began paying farm subsidies and it was linked to production control. paying people not to grow something, it really was paying people not to grow something. for the next 50 years the united states engaged in various ways of trying to limit protection -- production because it seemed u.s. farmers were going to ov

reuters news agency reporting libyan leader moammar gadhafi has been shot and killed by rebels in his has actually been killed or only captured and wounded. we have a live update from david piper who is live in tripoli. david, what are you hearing there? i can certainly hear people celebrating. >> yes, massive celebrations here by the people of tripoli. hundreds of people are down on the street just below me now and also firing off celebratory gun fire. we also have now heard from the powerful leader of the tripoli military council, bill handling, and he has confirmed that gadhafi has died. of course, we can't confirm that at this time, but it does tie in with earlier reports coming out of sirte, the misrata military council which controls many of the fighters in that town say they had captured and wounded him earlier in the day. there was also unconfirmed reports that a convoy of 100 vehicles tried to escape the city as it was about to fall and then unconfirmed that a nato strike stopped that and the fighters then captured gadhafi and it does seem, according to the reports now, he wa

group is growing these different locations they're using social media as a social media editor at reuters monitoring all these things that are going on in different locations trying to stay on top of the story and find out where it's going. finding out how many people are gathering in these different locations it doesn't seem like it's reached the same level as it has here in new york but we're starting to see more and more activity in places like chicago and los angeles and over time you know movements only about two weeks old going into its third week now so we may start to see those numbers increase in those other locations are and i want to thank you so much for filling us in with some of the details and it's definitely something that we'll continue to cover here. thank you. now sort of time tonight yes supreme court begins a new turn so they said tonight we'll get a look at several issues of the high court of the ruling in the coming months our continue our coverage of occupy wall street the head last press conference is really headed but their hands are founder firedoglake dot com.

we have that coming from reuters and we will give you more as we get it.ning to the white house. >>> there is friction between mitt romney and rick perry, and well, don king knows about the friction and the fights frankly. best known as a boxing promoter and politically active and with me right now from new york, don king. good to see you. now you voted for president obama last time around, and you have also supported republicans in the past, so have you made up your mind? are you set to support and vote for president obama again next year? >> well, first, t.j., let me say how great it is to be on the screen with you and i love the troops and the military, and they are coming home for christmas, and i want to say god bless them for being able to come home safe and sound and represent our country. that is what this is about that you and i can count, because we have the great military to stand up to protect our liberties and safeties and freedoms. so now when you talk about the fighting, i have a fight on november 5th, because i am bringing the boxing back t

today, reuters writes an article that says secret secret panel to put americans on the kill list.oesn't name hot panel people are. doesn't name how they know it totally blind source. >> kelly: says there was one american on that list antdz we just killed him al awlaki. >> but they imply in the article, reuters, that there is this little panel that sits in the white house basement and then kill him congressman ron paul right up the wall. does the president have the power to -- constitutionally, to launch these missiles and kill people like al awlaki? >> it depends. i think murky. you have to prove basically that the imminent threat. if it isn't imminent threat you have to have statutory he wasn't imminent a terrorist attack we think. but he was planning other attacks or we have reason to believe he was going to do other things. imminent doesn't necessarily have the same meaning legally as you and i know it colloquially. if it's not in it they point to the statutory authority that authorizes us to go kill anybody attached to al qaeda after 9/11. that's fine. but the problem for them

speaking to reuters news agency after the amnesty was announced, hillary clinton said he was encouraged and added it was too early to announce any steps washington might take in response. >> russian military forces on disputed islands in the northern pacific are being reequipped. it's part of a long-term strategy and comes despite the islands are claimed by japan. the news agency said russia has begun replacing aging weapons on the islands and it closed as saying new surface to air missiles and tanks have already been deployed. the officials say homes for military personnel are being built. in may, the chief of the general staff said russia will carry out a military build up on e two islands over five years. all euro zone members will likely bailout after all. give us the details. >> i'm sure you remember yesterday slovakia rejected the plan and it is looking more likely that they will endorse it. the main ruling parties have reached a deal with the opposition to approve changes to the euro zone's bailout fund. it's the last of 16 other member nations to endorse the change. the deal on

according to reuters that covers about 1.5 million people, the floods are the worst to hit the country in more than a decade. at least 247 people have lost their lives so far. and with rains still falling, this regional disaster is still far from over. nhk world, bangkok. >>> over to business news now with ai. so ai, wall swal bearish again. when's behind the overnight fall? >> catherine, investors are still worried about the situation in europe. new york stocks tumbled over 240 points on monday on concerns that this weekend's eu summit will fail to ease europe's credit problems. the dow jones industrial average finished the day at 11,397 even, down 247 points. that's a loss of 2.1%. investors sold a wide range of shares after a german government spokesperson warned that european union leaders will not be able to solve all issues when they meet on saturday. they're aiming to draft comprehensive plans including boosting capital for banks but investors are worried that resolving the debt problems will take time. >>> well, tokyo stock markets have just opened so let's see how japanese sto

reuters said it was a quote a vulgar slang name for female genitalia and reuters took it a step further and said, also used to describe an attractive woman. the telegraph said the meaning of the word can range from babe to crumpet, to the female genitalia. sylvia berlusconi says the demands for his resignation are absurd and he's so unphased he's in russia to celebrate the 59th birthday -- it couldn't be more perfect for this segment. it is the shirtless vladimir putin's birthday. he turns 59. seriously. >>> 10 years since the war began in afghanistan, nearly 100,000 troops are still deployed. 1700 have lost their lives. we will talk about the real new weapon in the american war on terror. >>> missouri police captain steve young updates us on the case of a missing baby in kansas city that has captured the nation's attention. >>> and a story we cannot resist, about camel's. "out front" next. [ male announcer ] at transamerica, we are the tomorrow makers. we're making tomorrows like clockwork. ♪ for all the different things our customers planned for. like a college education. or, the perf

shares jumped 10% after reuters reported microsoft could make a play to buy the struggling search engine. blackberry maker research in motion also rose 10% on speculation it could soon come up for sale. >>> finally, as the world mourns the loss of apple's legendary leader steve jobs, you can e-mail your personal thoughts and condolences to rememberi rememberingsteve@apple.com. >>> coming up, we have some on court action for you, despite the nba lockout. >>> plus, deja vu? another squirrel tries to get on the postseason in st. louis. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> hide the peanuts! the forecast in the rockies, snow at the high elevations and windy conditions. that's the worst of it. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, it's a neck and neck fight in the national league division series with a pair of deciding games now in the lineup. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> good morning. the national league playoffs are as even

. >>> reuters is reporting about 100,000 protesters are expected to rally in rome. >>> a part of the president's new health care plan is getting scratched off the overall program. the obama administration dropped the long-term care insurance program that originally had been included. the administration says it can't move forward with the community living assistance services and support for class act because of worries about the overall cost. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says they tried for 19 months to find a way to make it work financially, but simply couldn't. >>> an attack this morning on a u.s. base in afghanistan, police say those attacks were carried out by four insurgents just before dawn. all four attackers were killed. there were at least two civilian casualties. the taliban is claiming responsibility. >>> president obama is sending about 100 u.s. troops to africa. their mission is to help soldiers in uganda chase down the leader of the feared guerilla group, the lord's resistance army. the lra is blamed for horrific atrocities including thousands of

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