i've seen these guys do ok john you touched upon something earlier in the program which is in tripoli john i think it's a. meeting john and i to go to john in san francisco is that you mentioned something really it's very interesting is that when what is success for this kind of social movements i mean it when they win what does that mean ok how does the world change because you know what you pointed out i mean there's a lot of people sitting in their basements writing you know tweeting and things like that and there's no critical mass here so if there's no critical mass in the movement how can there be critical mass and some kind of outcome oh i think there can be. critical mass in the outcome i mean obviously i don't i don't believe that what we're trying to do here in the united states is in any way similar to what had to be done in egypt say where they really literally had over overthrow the government and and probably have to do it again now. but what we have to do is to is to get people to seriously take a look at how our government is working and start to put in the necessary inhibi

before you get to begin about democracy or anything like that i want to play you john mccain speaking on a visit to tripoli with the u.s. congressional leaders in libya late last month american investors are more than eager to come and invest here in libya and we hope that and believe that they will be given an opportunity to do so and it's pretty clear that as long as fighting is going on it will be more difficult to attract. investment. american investors are very excited and we know that with libyan leader moammar gadhafi gone people are probably hoping this means that fighting is over so as the saying goes a picture is worth a thousand words we think this one says it all these are nike's on some of the libyan rebels and this probably sounds up who is maybe the most excited about moammar gadhafi he's just guys the limits now for corporations. all right we've gone over some of the biggest headlines and our take on the most important financial and economic news intersecting with the nation's capital the capital policymaking today but now we want to go over some of the headlines that are important in the s

food free books videos for your media projects and free media john darche dot com. people in tripoli have been protesting against the revolutionary troops that took over the city and they're angry that hundreds. on that are still cruising the streets after capture the city in late august locals argue that their process provides little security as they follow no particular order. with that girl robert perry the editor of internet investigative magazine consortium news things that people are now realizing the cost of blindly supporting the revolutionary forces. there is evidence even going back to the very beginning that you should or it would be it was a hotbed of islamic radicalism some of these people are going to hire one of the leaders who was killed recently in tear was a libyan he came from this general area and now we know that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaeda and was detained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that people with guns on the side of the libyan rebels

during the from washington is the professor at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. we will talk about the situation in tripolithank you for joining us, daniel. what do you make of what we have seen in tripoli over the last few hours? >> i think it is trouble, but the real question is how much trouble is it? when i was in tripoli a month ago, frankly, the libyans were all of a single mind celebrating the removal of gaddafi. there must of been people in the woodwork who were not of that kind. now some of them have appeared. how many are there? how long they consist -- how long can they sustain some resistance? >> the worry is, when you look at iraq, and comparisons are often made, in this case, no ended the insurgency what happened there and it did start small scale. >> that is exactly correct. you have to take this very seriously right from the first and try to nip it in the bud. >> do you think that it could? do you think car gaddafi has enough support from people who want to cause trouble to cause trouble? >> i doubt it. even if he has some support inside the country, he has virtually none outside. the rock

tripoli. you know, there is a report, i talked to john bolton about it 30 minutes a. they did a study or foreign fighters in afghanistan and pakistan, and they found an enormously high percentage of foreign fighters coming from towns in northern libya. how do you deal with that? >> it's difficult. because that's all they've known for so long. and you've got to make sure you work through this. i was with the czech president a month ago, and that was one of his concerns, going into the arab spring, show them the desire, if they want freedom, the way to have democracy, that it's there. one that doesn't take them back there. bill: we're going to put this on pause for a moment here, okay? we're working for more confirmation from the white house, the state department. when all that comes rolling in here we'll get back to that. but in the meantime the white house is pushing for this $35 billion jobs bill, that they say it will prevent the layoffs of teachers and police and firefighters. harry reid, senate majority leader, says the government jobs should be protected because

john mccain calling for the government to sad united states navy ship uss comfort to tripoli tens of thousands of wounded that need the hospital ship help >> already questions what does this mean for america politically and economically some speculate new leadership in libya favorable impact on pocketbooks >> politically for the obama administration some say it means redemption that policies actually worked in bringing down moammar gaddafi president getting a lot of applause from the other side from republicans including senator john mccain called another success for the administration tonight president former white house press secretary robert gibbs in chicago said mr. obama it should be given a great deal of credit that is what is going on politically economically where you have diet may feel spoke to depaul university about the topic khalil marrar predicts gas prices could drop in united states because of moammar gadhafi capture and killing giving you an idea of libya produces about 2% of the world's oil but sits on reserves that can produce more. february protests started in liby

john. >> reporter: good morning, yunji. good morning, rob. libyan's flamboyant former leader had been on the run for weeks. chased out of tripoli by nato forces and rebel bombs. the end came at the people who he claimed until the last, loved him. these are the final moments of moammar gadhafi's life. the libyan leader, the world's most-wanted man, is battered, dazed and visibly afraid. just months ago, gadhafi insisted these libyans, all libyans, adored him. >> they love me. all of the people love me. they love me all. >> but if they do love me -- >> they will die to protect me and my people. >> reporter: gadhafi's final hours began when revolutionary fighters raided his last stronghold. the rebel leaders say the dictator was shot in the head and died on his way to the hospital, but there's conflicting accounts. this man, brandishing a trophy, gadhafi's golden gun, takes credit for the final shot. the shot heard arnold the world. >> this 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 great responsibility. >> reporter: secretary of

receiving money that one part of the john maria regime that were part of the political coloration of gadhafi and you're a reporter herself. mrs of the national reporters from tripoli that no one dare say anything that isn't pro nato or poor red pro-rebel if you criticize out for the nato let alone show sympathy will gadhafi you will be you will be threatened with imprisonment or worse and just last week we had an uprising in tripoli where. people came out in the poorest district in tripoli and a firefight ensued so where is your right but this is a civil war inspired by nato but i can't say that everyone is supporting we've got to finish but just very briefly should gadhafi have faced trial in libya or indeed the hague rodman meet the demise that we've seen just very briefly a fact. gadhafi could offer you what happened to gadhafi is what gadhafi wanted could offer is i don't know which ones to fight in the trenches against neocolonialism i'm going to tell you so so so he died as he wanted a martyr says one of the great us markets all right we'll leave it there thank you very much you can china joining us live in london. now the news of monograph he's dead shook t

tripoli. some leading republicans were not in favor of pulling out all american troops from iraq this year. early this week senator johnain said a full american withdrawal could spark a return to the violence that peaked dug the iraqi insurgency in 2006 and speaker boehner credited both president bush and president obama as well as the hard work and sacrifice of our service member. joining me now is florida republican senator rubio. thank you for joining us. you see speaker boehner believes it is okay to pull everyone out and others do not believe that. where do you stand? >>guest: we would like to see the end of the engagement in a part way. we have invested a lot of money, unfortunately likes and sacrifice my american soldiers to bring stability to iraq. my fear is in the pull out is too fast iran and the surrogates will take over and create havoc. do we need a reminder of what a bad group of people the iranian government is? that is what the conditions are being created. the concern of iraq not getting immunity but i hope we work hard to figure out a way, figure a role, in terms of providing security. as this stands

john to our teeth dot com. to libya now where thousands of people are protesting against in the forces loyal to the national transitional council that have it taken over the capital tripoli locals argue that the presence of troops provides little security as they follow no particularly orders and fire their weapons indiscriminately and as robert perry the editor of internet investigative magazine consortium of news says the people currently in power have suspicious links with terrorist cells. there was evidence even going back to the very beginning that the eastern part of libya was a hotbed of islamic radicalism some of these people have been connected to. one of the leaders who was killed recently was a libyan and he came from this general area and now we know that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaida and was indeed chained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that people with the guns on the side of the libyan rebels are now the government are people who have this very mixed background and it's not clear how the south when you get down to the point of once the c

john hendren and what's next for the northern african nation. >> good morning. libya's plum point former leader had been on the run for weeks taste out of tripoli by rebel in forces and by nato bombs. in the end, his end came at the hands of the people that he said always loved him, the libyan people. its final moments or captured by grizzly cell phone video. the libyan leader is battered, dazed, and afraid. his last hours began when revolutionary fighters stormed his last stronghold in a coastal town. his new leaders say the flamboyant dictator was shot in the head and died on his way to the hospital, but photographs show a shot to the head. took credits for the final shot, a shot heard around the world ---. >> the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted. the libyan people now have a great responsibility. >> i have been dreaming about this day 20 years. >> gaddafi's burial will be delayed until his death can be examined by the international criminal court. the video that showed him wounded has led to questions over whether he was executed. john hendren reporting. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:03. libyans at home and abroad are still celebrating in the streets

." >> john, reports out of libya tonight say that one of moammar gadhafi's sons have been captured. the head of the tripolilling cnn that he was taken after a firefight last night in moammar gadhafi's hometown of sert. a chunk of saddam hussein's buttock is about to go on the auction block. he took the chunk from the bronze statue that was toppled in 2003. he is now selling it to earn money to help injured ex-service men. and a fall adventure turned a little scary for a family in massachusetts. a couple and their two children, one a 3-week-old baby were exploring a cornfield maize when they became disoriented and it was getting dark, so they called 911. >> we thought this would be fun. instead, it's a nightmare. i'm really scared. it's really dark and we've got a 3-week-old baby. >> just relax. your husband's with you, right? >> yes, but my baby. >> the police sent out a k-9

." >> john, reports out of libya tonight say that one of moammar gadhafi's sons have been captured. the head of the tripolielling cnn that he was taken after a firefight last night in moammar gadhafi's hometown of sert. >>> a three-day blackberry outage, today, inconveniencing and frustrating thousands of users. the company says it's working around the clock to fix the problem, which now affects people on nearly every continent. >>> plans are still in the work for flights to cuba. and they will still be flyly restrictive. >>> and a corn aed adventure turned scary for a family in massachusetts. a couple and a

and tripoli they like america, they appreciate the united states of america and they want to be like us. so let's not squander the opportunity. let's help them out. >> important words from senator john mccain on capitol hill, on the breaking news. thank you for your time. >>> up next, more on the breaking news story including new details on the hunt for gadhafi. and here's the former libyan leader in his own words talking about democracy, if you believe that spoken in 2009 at the united nations. >> translator: democracy's not for the rich or for the one who terrorizes, for the one more powerful than us should have democracy, no. it should be the only nations at equal footing. 2 o0 [ be ] [ mom ] oote r? the prresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. so if i didn't know better i'd say you're having some sort of big tire sale. yes we are. yeah. how many tires does ford buy every year? over 3 million. you say you can beat any advertised price

john mccain joining us from capitol hill. let's get back to the studio. >> wolf, we are going to go live to libya in tripoli. our senior international correspondent dan rivers is in tripoli. we've been hearing celebratory gunfire behind you. tell us the reaction in day in tripoli as the news that moammar gadhafi has been killed has rolled in over the last few hours? >> reporter: a total jubilation here as you can imagine. they're still driving up and down here celebrating with flags, shooting into the air, sounding their car horns, cheering, dancing in the streets, that kind of scene being played out all over libya, i would imagine right now. we've been hearing more from the prime minister of the ntc. he's been speaking here in the last hour or so. questions about whether colonel gadhafi was alive when he was captured. he just said the details would follow about the specific circumstances surrounding his death. he also said i'd like to congratulate the libyan people and thanks those aligned with the libyan people. i call on the libyans to put aside grudges and i call out one word, libya, libya, libya. trying