muammar gaddafi was 69 years old. >>george: we are continuing to track a hot spot, a ride on interstate 80 leading down to the bay bridge. a motorcycle accident backed up their ride westbound. the crash has been cleared for just about 25 minutes. the damage has been done. there are two lanes of the upper deck that have been blocked for about 45 minutes. it is backed up well into the macarthur maze. the 80 is normally an easy approach. while we talk about a 25 minute back up, take a look at the ride on the east shore freeway. this is westbound interstate 80. you might as well say this is where the backup almost starts. it is slow traffic all along the east shore freeway coming down through elsa re-coat and well before the 580 merge. a rough ride on the bay bridge. look at the ride on 580. your alternates are the san mateo bridge, highway 92, expects heavier traffic southbound. the golden gate bridge, the ride for marin county, the richmond, san rafael bridge is open. that is a good option rather than sitting in the bac

>>justine: more on reports that muammar gaddafi is now dead. reports are that his body is being taken to a secret location. i am also reading that there are reports that one of his sons has been captured alive. details are sketchy. gaddafi was killed as a revolutionary fires entered the last holdout of loyalists in his home town of surt. the u.s. state department has not confirmed these reports. the white house says they are monitoring this situation. a spokesperson is saying there is caution in making a definitive announcement because in the past reports of gadhafi's death were incorrect even after officials made an official announcement. this is coming just two months after the fall of tripoli. there are celebrations in the street this morning. people there are waving flags and cheering. the news has sparked mass celebrations across the entire country of libya. gaddafi ruled there since 1969. breaking news this morning is that muammar gaddafi is dead and that his body is being taken to a secret location for security reasons. this is coming as

. >>> good morning breaking news, muammar gaddafi has been captured and possibly killed. >>> wanted for custody. >>> and a second occupied protest, we will tell you why they are here. >>> and jobs, they stand to benefit from more people in jail, ktvu channel 2 news continues. . >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, here is steve. >>> some low clouds, once it burns off, it will be sunny breezy. >>> coming around the berkeley curve no major problems and also northbound 101 that traffic is fine getting into the downtown area. now let's go back to the desk. >>> time now 6:01 still following breaking news, the reports that muammar gaddafi has been captured and may be dead. reportedly muammar gaddafi was captured when national transitional forces took control of his home town of certificate. they say he suffered injuries during the capture but we have not been able to confirm that yet. we will bring you reports on more on the military mission that led to muammar gaddafi's reported capture including the role of nato.

muammar gaddafi has been killed, he says. we libyans have been waiting for a long time for this historic moment. how he was killed and by who is being investigated. ♪ for these libyans, the only thing that matters was that the man they had hated and feared for so long was gone. they celebrated into the night. a 12-year-old has a cousin lying injured in hospital. >> i am so happy. so amazing. i could not be more happier than to the. -- today. >> within the next couple of days, the authorities will declare the liberation of libya, paving the way for political protests here. the parties have only just begun. bbc news, tripoli. >> that his reaction in libya. international reaction to colonel gaddafi pose a death. >> president obama said this marks the first chapter for the people of libya. banking moon highlight of the challenges ahead. >> the announcement came on libyan television. gaddafi had been killed in his home town of sirte. celebrations began all across the country. it was a momentous day. this is just the beginning fo

muammar gaddafi was trying to escape rebel forces besieging his hometown. the images which we are about to show you and our report might be disturbing. >> shortly after the announcement that sirte had falling -- had fallen, rumors circulated that gaddafi had been killed. the final downfall had come. then came the first reports that he and his sons had been killed this video is said to have been shot by a rebel on his mobile phone. it reports to show gaddafi's body although no independent confirmation is available. the new libyan government can now start rebuilding the country. >> gaddafi is dead. >> we have waited a long time for this historic moment. >> information on how the former leader was killed is sketchy. in one version, he was attempting to flee the city by vehicle heading west. his convoy came under attack. reportedly, jets were involved. the defense ministry confirmed that one of the planes had stopped his convoy. the end conformed reports say that his attempt was to hide in these water pipes but died from wounds received in the attack. rebels sa

they are reporting muammar gaddafi has been captured. we will show you live pictures there this morning. this is in libya and we see some soldiers there, we have reports muammar gaddafi has been injured in both of his legs. that is all the information we have at this point but we have reports muammar gaddafi captured in libya and we will continue to update that story. >>> today michelle bachman is appearing at an event in san francisco. he is expecting to address the commonwealth in noon. she is making a swing following tuesday night's debate in las vegas. so far none of the leading republican candidates will be ready to beat obama in the latest poll, 30% of republicans said they would most likely see mitt romney. 2 of 6% herman cane and president barack obama runs even or slightly ahead of all three men in a hypothetical matchup. >>> a young bay area mother is being hailed as a highway area in that fiery crash we showed you yesterday morning in san francisco. >> i was looking at my rearview and i see this guy standing right in the middl

muammar gaddafi has been shot an injured in both legs. all gentleman's deer confirm -- he confirms he may be dead and he is wanted by the information criminal court for crimes against humanity. reporting live allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is on that unannounced visit to afghanistan. it's important that you states afghanistan and pakistan cooperate against insurgence. she demanded they step it up within their borders and pakistan has to be part of the solution to the neighboring afghanistan. secretary of state clinton will head for talks with leaders there. >>> they have had more than three dozen earthquakes in the last 24 hours, the strongest 4.5 magnitude yesterday afternoon. other quakes registered between 3.7 and 1.6. there are no reports much major injuries or damage. more quakes are likely in the next few days. >>> they are asking for sensors and in mexico it caused major damage to ill central this side of the border. they delayed equipment from knowing the worst hit areas for hours. the ne

breaking news, there are reports that muammar gaddafi is dead. we are waiting for official confirmation. >>darya: another story out of richmond, a manhunt is underway for a security guard who opened fire on the other guards fingerboards. this is the crescent park apartments. will tran is live on the scene. >>will: this gun battle is more intense than we thought. the gun battle happens between four different co-workers. here is a video that we got just moments ago. this happened with multiple gunshots. a security guard came back to this place in and got into a confrontation with a supervisor. he opened fire on his supervisor that was still inside the building. the supervisor is expected to survive his injuries. the other security guard heard the gun battle and saw what was happening. he saw that a co-worker was firing into the building. the gunmen took off in his car. his name is doran long. he took off and their red toyota tacoma. they believe he was headed for tahoe, nonetheless in the belief he is headed to talk hoped and have contacted our aut

officials were scrambling to verify what libyan rebels claim -- that muammar gaddafi is dead. after 41 years in power, the murderers reign of the man that many called a deranged dictator was already over. but this looked like closure and relief. gaddafi gone. >> he was going to stick it out and died a martyr and it seems to me that he got his wish. >> libyans celebrated. many had joined the rebels to overthrow the leader they once loved, then grew to fear and hate. but they needed help and they got it from the u.s. >> we did go in and supported a rebellion against gaddafi. it is a good thing he is gone. we ought to be careful about the lessons learned. >> one lesson is, air power alone can work. in an attack ordered by president obama, nato warplanes pounded gaddafi forces. in late spring as the u.s. role dwindled to drones, italy, france, and others, kept up the air attacks. but gaddafi, facing war crimes charges and accusations of mass murder, refused to give up or get out, even after his capital tripoli fell. he was holed up in the town of sirte. rebels say nato warplanes a

muammar gaddafi has been killed, he says. we libyans have been waiting for a long time for this historic moment. how he was killed and by who is being investigated. ♪ for these libyans, the only thing that matters was that the man they had hated and feared for so long was gone. they celebrated into the night. a 12-year-old has a cousin lying injured in hospital. >> i am so happy. so amazing. i could not be more happier than to the. >> within the next couple of days, the authorities will declare the liberation of libya, paving the way for political protests here. the parties have only just begun. bbc news, tripoli. >> scenes of jubilation in the libyan capital tripoli. our correspondent is in sirte. you may find some of the graphic images disturbing. >> it must have been a painful, bewildering, terrifying and for the man who had ruled libya through fear and force for more than four decades. these pictures found on the mobile phones of the men who captured gaddafi showed him still live shortly after he was dragged from a ditc

the images reportedly of a dazed and injured muammar gaddafi right after he is captured. he was found hiding in this drainage pipe in his home town after a lengthy fire fight. the rebels say they shot and killed him. >> he was killed in action. >> you hit him with your issue? -- with your shoe? >> today we can definitively say the muammar gaddafi regime has come to an end. >> worldwide, the reaction was excited but cautious. >> wow. huh. unconfirmed? we have had a bunch of those. >> this time, libyan say there was no doubt. the celebration from libya to london to capitol hill. >> it is a great day for justice. you live by the sword you die by the sword. >> the libyan people have a chance. >> a chance to build a new country. this person who held a vigil outside of the white house hopes to return there one day soon. >> definitely now that he is gone, which in return. we have been waiting decades for this to happen. >> this should also mean the end of nato's seven-month bombing campaign. it will meet tomorrow to discuss the next that. -- next step. >> muammar gaddafi took po

the last moments of colonel muammar gaddafi. he was found in this drainage tunnel under a road after trying to escape from his home town of sirte in a convoy that came under attack in a nato air strike. the new government gave its account of how he died. >> when they transferred him to the pickup truck to take him in, he has no injuries apart from one to his right hand. when the vehicle started moving they were caught in the crossfire between the revolutionaries and the loyalists and he was injured with a shot to the head. >> amid the jubilation, the u.n. wants an investigation. >> there is a major difference between whether someone is killed in combat -- this was a war taking place -- and people getting -- get killed in wars and it is recognized. on the other hand, there -- it is also clear under international law that the summary executions are illegal. >> one of his sons is said to have been killed with him. the fate of another is still uncertain. to the libyans is celebrating, what is important is gaddafi is no war and work

still ahead, more on the death of muammar gaddafi. but first, senate prepares to vote on the president's job bill. piece-by-piece. >> chris: sales of previously occupied homes fell 3% in september. they're on pace with the worst year on record. dating back a half century. stocks were mixed. the s&p 500 added 5-1/2. nasdaq gave back five. first-time applications for unemployment benefits fell by 6,000 last week, the four-week ample is 403,000, a six-month low. the senate is working on pieces of the job pill. chief congressional correspondent tells us how it's going. >> fed chairman ben bernanke expected to deliver more regulations to help the economy on capitol hill, the senate is due to vote on two pieces of job-related legislation shortly. $35 billion plan to keep first responders and teachers working, paid for with .5% surtax on millionaires. and eliminate the 3% withholding tax charge to contractors. republicans don't believe in this package. >> in the next 24 hours you will find one more chapter in absurd theater. the president of

what we do not know about the death of former libyan leader muammar gaddafi. and presidential candidate herman cain's abortion problem. and his changing tax plan. live from the studio in washington. this is "special report." good evening. i'm chris wallace. in for bret baier. it has been 8-1/2 years since the start of the war in iraq. with almost 4,500 american lives lost. but now the end is little more than two months away. that was the message from president obama today. he says he will not keep any american troops in iraq after the end of the year. conventional wisdom had been a few thousand would remain. the chief white house correspondent ed henry tells us that is no longer the plan. >> after nearly nine years, america's war in iraq will be over. >> reporter: president obama never said, "victory." the word is too politically charged after all the sacrifice. and all of controversy over whether mission accomplished was declared too early. mr. obama did call it a success. >> the last american soldier will cross the border out of iraq. with their heads held h

. >> where was muammar gaddafi? >> shot like this. >> almost instantly celebrations in the street, fireworks, and gunfire. >> they are very happy. >> word spread worldwide. >> 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. >> what the details of his death are still unclear, the final result is what matters most to a country that for 42 years has been subject to his tyrannical rule, a country challenged with rebuilding but for now caught up in the killing of the only ruler many of them on it -- the only ruler many of them never knew. there are also images and video of khaddafi after his death. there are graphic. we're not showing them on television. we have them on our website wjla.com. meanwhile, gaddafi's son was wounded in fighting. he has been captured and is reportedly a hospital right now. >>> libyan people are not the only one celebrating. gail pennybackergaddafi inflicted terror and pain on people all round the world. >> t

muammar gaddafi has been killed, he said. libyans have been waiting a long time for this moment. how he was killed and by who is being investigated. the only thing that mattered was that the man that they hated and feared was gone. they celebrated into the night. this child is recovering in hospital. >> i am so happy. i've never been more happy than today. >> within the next couple of days, the authorities will declare the liberation of libya paving the way for a political process here. the party has only just begun. "let's go over to singapore -- >> let's go over to singapore. there has been lots of international reaction. >> indeed, there has been. president obama said the news marked a fresh chapter for the people of libya. the u.n. secretary general highlighted the challenges of libya emerging from the revolution. >> the announcement came on the been television. gaddafi had been killed in his hometown of sirte. celebrations began all across the country, international leaders gave their reaction. they warned that this is the beginning for a new libya. >> clearly, this marks a

still ahead, more on the death of muammar gaddafi. but first, senate prepares to vote on the president's job ll. >> chris: sales of previously occupied homes fell 3% in september. they're on pace with the worst year on record. dating back a half century. stocks were mixed. the s&p 500 added 5-1/2. nasdaq gave back five. first-time applications for unemployment benefits fell by 6,000 last week, the four-week ample is 403,000, a six-month low. the senate is working on pieces of the job pill. chief congressional correspondent tells us how it's going. >> fed chairman ben bernanke expected to deliver more regulations to help the economy on capitol hill, the senate is due to vote on two pieces of job-related legislation shortly. $35 billion plan to keep first responders and teachers working, paid for with .5% surtax on millionaires. and eliminate the 3% withholding tax charge to contractors. republicans don't believe in this package. >> in the next 24 hours you will find one more chapter in absurd theater. the president offers a so-called

the death of muammar gaddafi could speed up the return of maggie van dyke. he went to libya to witness history. he ended up in history and then fighting alongside the boat rebels. >> matthew vandyke's mother says he is doing well. he could be home in south baltimore in the next couple of weeks. >> i do not want to say i am glad it happened, but i am glad libya is free of him. it also means that you will be coming home. >> not long after muammar gaddafi was killed, sharon van dyke was on the phone with person. >> they were shooting into the air. a lot of noise, fireworks, men chanting -- it was a different voice. it was a noise of joy. matthew was very upbeat, very excited. >> matthew endured some challenging obstacles. the native baltimore writer left for libya in february to witness the rebellion. in march, he was captured by gaddafi forces and imprisoned for five months. >> he was psychologically tortured because of being in solitary. they gave him nothing to read. no one talked to him. they just said you would never see america again. >> mathieu escaped i

muammar gaddafi. across town, his body which has been on display in a refrigerated meat locker was again on view. late this afternoon, doors were closed. new reports that gaddafi could be buried at undisclosed location as early as tomorrow. meanwhile, the people of misuraa were back at work. but tough fighting involving local fighters all around, they called for the militia to stand down and hand this weapons. might seem like a tall order. on display here, gaddafi forced weaponry seized by the misurata, artillery piece and rocket launcher and trophy of war stat chew taken from the compound in tripoli commemorating the 1986 airstrike. this stuff ain't going anywhere. and miles away, where he was capture and killed. misurata brigade fought alongside comrade in tripoli and bengali. "this is a happy day for all libyans," he says. it means all of libya is liberated. still, there are gaddafi supporters like those picking up the pieces. new report of execution style killing of gaddafi backers by rebels. ques

moving on today, libyan rebels captured and killed the world's most-wanted man, muammar gaddafi. there is a warning some of you may find footage coming up a little disturbing. they discovered gaddafi hiding in this drainage pipe beneath a road in his hometown. he apparently held a gold plated gun in his hand. rebels beat him before shooting him to death. it sparked celebration ndz the streets of liba. and we have more on washington, d.c.. >> these are the gruesome final minutes of muammar gaddafi's life. libya's rebel government says he was cornered, shot and killed. word of the death triggered celebrations in the streets of trip yoly. -- tripoli. and caution at the white house. >> libya will travel a long, winding road to full democracy. there will be difficult days ahead. >> gaddafi seized power in 1969 and soon became one of the most fervent anti-americans, funneling oil revenues in terrorists n 1986 his agents targeted a berlin disco popular with american soldiers, president reagan ordered an air strike on the compound, two years later, gaddafi retaliated by blowing up a flig

it was images that captured muammar gaddafi's final moments. as one woman told algeciras, she could not believe he was dead until she saw the footage. revolutionary fighters on the ground surrounded gaddafi in his hometown of sirte. there were reports they found did not be hiding in a drainage pipe. it is believed he was later shot and killed. >> he is not getting away with anything. >> last night outside the white house, cheers and celebrations echoed the sentiments being felt in the middle east and worldwide. many libyans now living in our area say they all felt this they would come. >> i am pretty certain that a lot of libyans would like to see him suffer, but at the same time, you know what -- if it is over it is over. >> speaking from the white house yesterday, president obama said that although the nato mission was -- will continue in the u.s. will support libya on the long road to democracy. >> thank you for that report. >>> nato's governing body plant to meet today to decide when and how to end the seven month bombing campaign over liby

leave it to the "new york post" to have a unique take on muammar gaddafi's death. the front page headline today reads "gaddafi killed by yankee fan" with a picture of one of the rebels wearing a yankee cap. the sub headline. "gunman had more hits than arod," referring to third baseman alex rodriguez and his poor performance the playoffs this year. one sports blog wrote working in an arod joke at his expense, of course, to expense of autocratic ruler. we can't believe anything still makes us say this, but we didn't know you had it in you. post is owned by parent company of fax news. we told you when gaddafi's compound was raided this summer, rebels found photo album containing pictures of former secretary of state condoleezza rice. the daily beast obtained excerpt from her memoir where rice acknowledges gaddafi's, "slightly eerie fascination with her." she writes in a 2008 visit he presented her with a videotape containing photos of her and other world leaders, set to a song called "black flower in the white house." rice writes it was weird, but at least it wasn't r

but we may see some relief at the pump now with the death of muammar gaddafi. now that the dictator is gone, experts say there's less chance for violence to get in the way of libya's oil production. >> once their economy and sort of their government becomes a little more stable and we can see some production coming out of libya, we could certainly expect to see gas prices decline. >> until that happens, drivers like tommy moody are looking for ways to save however they can. >> i keep my rpm's at -- i try to keep it at three grand. i'll just put a new air filter in and sometimes i put octane booster in. that seems to help a little. >> to find the cheapest gas prices in your neighborhood, visit our website, wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. testimony resumed in the trial that baltimore county man being the triggerman in a murder for hire scheme. were opening statements last week. they say william porter's wife carla try to have him killed and used various family members to set up the hit. 24-year-old vitaly davydov had been held after being ch

the united nations is calling for a full investigation into the death of muammar gaddafi. a spokesman for the u.n. human- rights office says cellphone images of gaddafi were very disturbing. the circumstances surrounding his death are unclear. nato has admitted hitting his convoy with an air strike. the former leader's funeral has been delayed and no new date has been said. -- set. >> libyans come to terms with the death of gaddafi. the former leader -- nobody regrets that he is gone. >> gaddafi killed a lot of the libyan people. >> if we caught him alive, we would have had another dictator just like him. since we have killed him, this is a glorious day. >> the circumstances of this death remain disputed. he was reportedly hiding in this storm drain when fighters of the transitional government found him. some amateur video showed gaddafi while he was still alive. what is unclear is how the events unfolded immediately prior to his death. the u.n. demands a full inquiry. >> if he died as a part of combat, that is a different issue. if something else was happened and someone

. >> with word of the death of muammar gaddafi, libyans are celebrating a new beginning. the big question is what happens next? >> the next step comes on saturday when libya's interim leaders to clear the entire country liberated. as libya's continued to celebrate the death of muammar gaddafi -- >> we're so happy. >> there are concerns about the future of the country. gaddafi was killed thursday after being captured by revolutionaries. >> you have won your revolution. freedom and opportunity. >> a nato airstrike played a role. today middle officials will meet to discuss when and how to end the bombing campaign. >> finally libya can close this chapter in the history and turned over a new page. >> president obama said this underscores the capacity of the international committee to work together. >> we did what we said we were going to do. >> other world leaders found it optimistic while acknowledging the move toward democracy will be challenging. >> let us recognize that this is the end of the beginning. >> after declared liberation, they will form a new interim government

gaddafi. >> charles? >> i give him all the credit for the success of stage one. we have to remember that the mistake the bush administration made was to declare "mission accomplished" when the dictator was toppled. we are good that. it is only the first stage. the hard part is the substitution of the regime to follow. that is going to be where the real test is. whether it turns out well or badly, as we saw in afghanistan and iraq, is extremely hard to tell at the point when the regime has just been toppled. >> nina? >> i give the president a lot of credit. i, too, was something of a doubter. it was a limited policy and he stuck with it when he was taking a lot of shots. charles is right, now we wait for chapter 2, of which we have a very little to do with writing. we can offer a little bit of help, paper and pen, but chapter 2 is really in a large measure up to the libyans, and because we don't have an enormous amount of control, we don't know what is going to happen. >> mark? >> tough to go w

people have been waiting in long lines to see the body of muammar gaddafi. the new leaders have declared liberation and began to lay out the road ahead. >> libya's freed. nolan♪ >> the allied national anthem is back. -- the outlawed national anthem is back. this is a celebration but it is also relief, relief that the muammar gaddafi is gone. >> no more fear. >> while some regions, others flood to the city of ms. misrata. he is being displayed in a meet refrigeration locker. these people are not here to pay their respects. >> this is the end of a dictator. we're happy to see that. >> just as he died remains controversial. an autopsy today confirm he died of a gunshot to the head. that is a bigger issue outside libya than it is here. death means the country can afford. but it will not be easy. the rebel militias that vanquished his forces are not eager to give up power to a united army. while the street to remarkably and save today -- remarkably calm and safe today, there are prisoners of war with no courts to try the men. but that is for tomorrow. today is

gwen: the manner in which muammar gaddafi was killed has caused a lot of unease. we've seen this footage over and over. bloody footage. and pretty shocking and grotesque. does that cloud the victory? >> well, i have to say when i look at that video, and i think wait a minute, are these the people that you want to turn this over to zph i'm sure americans are -- to? i'm sure americans are saying the same thing. there will be an investigation launched into how exactly that occurred. because the video we've all seen and some people saying, hey, i'm the guy who shot him, i did this, i did that and very joyful about this, a horrible man. he was a horrible, horrible man who did terrible things. but is that who you want to leave your government in the hands of? that was a point that mrs. clinton made over and over and over again. these militias have to get under control. these militias, these rebels, there has to be some unifying factor. someone in charge. and to figure out who exactly they are. gwen: so doyle, does that mean that the u.s. is part of that? or is the jurks

home video shows muammar gaddafi bloodied by libyan rebels who had risen up against him last spring. then he is seeing dead. he had controlled this country since 1969, murdering thousands, allegedly killing americans in the 1988 lockerbie pan am bombing. now gaddafi is finished. a victory for president obama. he had ordered u.s. an intervention. >> we will now have a feature that provides dignity, freedom and opportunity. >> -- a future that provide stability, freedom and opportunity. >> american warplanes pounded gaddafi forces in march and april. when the u.s. help dwindled to the use of drums, italy and france and others kept up the air attacks. but gaddafi refused to give up. word today that the dictator was dead flashed worldwide. in afghanistan, a smart phone was handed to elrich clinton and secretary of state got the news. >> -- hillary clinton and the secretary of state got the news. >> wow. >> he can no longer harm individuals at the had. >> president obama tried something new, its limited u.s. military role. >> it was a win-win for the president in the white house in the lo

gwen: the manner in which muammar gaddafi was killed has caused a lot of unease. we've seen this footage over and over. bloody footage. and pretty shocking and grotesque. does that cloud the victory? >> well, i have to say when i look at that video, and i think wait a minute, are these the people that you want to turn this over to zph i'm sure americans are -- to? i'm sure americans are saying the same thing. there will be an investigation launched into how exactly that occurred. because the video we've all seen and some people saying, hey, i'm the guy who shot him, i did this, i did that and very joyful about this, a horrible man. he was a horrible, horrible man who did terrible things. but is that who you want to leave your government in the hands of? that was a point that mrs. clinton made over and over and over again. these militias have to get under control. these militias, these rebels, there has to be some unifying factor. someone in charge. and to figure out who exactly they are. gwen: so doyle, does that mean that the u.s. is part of that? or is the jurks

. >> a woman says how the death of muammar gaddafi may mean the reunion of her with her own son. >> and an -- and a message from president obama regarding those who want his job. "11 news sunday morning" starts now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> good morning. welcome to "11 news sunday morning." i'm jennifer franciotti. lisa has the day off. >> and i'm kerry cavanaugh. >> first let's go to ava marie with the weather. >> any time we get close to the freezing mark, at least the upper 30's, there could be some frost. humidity 96%. winds mostly calm. we'll show you temperatures across the state in which we are expecting a few mid 30's to start the day. we'll look the athe temperatures for the afternoon coming up. >> now to our big story this morning. the new libyan government will declare liberation informed triggering the countdown to elections. life there after the death of muammar gaddafi. >> his body is still here and still in the commercial freezer. for the second day running the public has been allowed to view the corpse. the family is demanding that the

." >> we are learning new details about muammar gaddafi's final moments alive. a chilling video shows the dictator pleading for his life. libyans are celebrating the death of a man who ruled for four decades with an iron fist. >> those images are causing some controversy. libyan officials say his burial has been delayed until his death can be examined by an international criminal court. many around a world are praising those who brought him down. these are some of the graphic final moments of muammar gaddafi's life, ended yesterday by rebels. >> they love me all. they would die to protect me, my people. >> no love was shown by this group of libyan fighters who stormed his last stronghold yesterday. he died on the way to the hospital. this young man who was captured takes credit for the final shot. political leaders around the world reacted. >> we have been waiting for this moment for a long time. >> this is a momentous day in the history of libya. the libyan people now have a great responsibility. >> could have day's reign -- gaddafi's reign ended months ago. a

and some closure as their reign of muammar gaddafi comes to nato, and a final resting place of the ex-leader's body. >> we will look at a dramatic cool down in the seven-day did here is a live look at the waves at ocean city. 64 in the inner harbor. >> libyan officials said that muammar gaddafi, his son, and a top aide have been buried in a secret location. the burial took place this morning with relatives and officials in attendance. islamic prayers were read over the three bodies, which had been locked in cold storage since gaddafi was captured on thursday. the former leader spent his final weeks shuttling between hideouts. interim leaders have promised an investigation into the circumstances surrounding gaddafi's death. the australian government is receiving harsh criticism after issuing a kill order for a great white shark that killed an american over the weekend. australian authorities believe that the shark is responsible for two other recent deaths, but an expert we spoke with at the national aquarium in baltimore it says it is unlikely the same shark is responsible. >> 90% to 95% of al

. >>> the body of muammar gaddafi had been buried in a secret location. his body had been on display for days along with one of the bodies of his son and military top aides. all three were buried and islamic prayers were read over the bodies. they are looking into the circumstances of muammar gaddafi's death. >>> we want to take you back live to oakland this morning because we see police are moving in as we have been telling you overnight, it looked at least 100 police cars congregating at oakland coliseum and headed in a bit of a convoy. these are live protesters and there are probably 3 or 400 people at the occupied encampment. we can see patrol cars and now it looks like some of the protesters are coming out to meet the police officers there who are in riot gear and ready of course as we have been reporting. there has been an order to dispan the overnight camping and protesters have been allowed to stay during the day but they have not left, they have remained there calm under in oakland. we want to take you there live because this is unfolding as we h

. >> alguien hallÓ a muammar gaddafi escondido en una alcantarilla. >> libia celebra con con jÚbilo. >> que tal les saluda pamela silva conde bienvenidos a primer impacto. >> y tambiÉn saluda bÁrbara bermu bermudo. >> pero comenzamos con el dramÁtico incidente que puso un bebÉ en australia cuando un auto de control se estrellÓ contra una tienda. >> son las impactantes imÁgenes. >> las cÁmaras de seguridad muestran el koch sit reposa el bebÉ de 15 meses luego que termina volcado. >> la mercancÍa sale volando y la desesperada madre se apresura a levantar al coche y tomar a su pequeÑo en los brazos. >> el inocente saliÓ sin un rasguÑo quien echÓ a correr cuando el auto se aproximoaba al comercio. >> el chofer y su acompaÑante tambiÉn salieron ilesos, el conductor dio negativo a pruebas de alcohol y hasta el momento estÁ libre de cargos. >> les tomÓ 6 meses para llegar a trÍpoli, otros dos para pero con la muerte de muammar gaddafi libios dicen que triunfo la revoluciÓn. >> ricardo estÁ para comentoarnos mÁs de este histÓrico acontecimiento. >> el coronel gaddafi vi

. >> mÉdicos forenses le practican la autopsia al fallecido exdictador libio, muammar al gaddafi. >> y sin que se esperen mayores sorpresas, los argentinos acuden a las urnas a elegir a su presidente. >> y cerramos la campaÑa de educaciÓn de univisión: edÚcate, es el momento. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univiÓn fin de semana. ♪ >> quÉ tal? buenas noches. martÍn tiene la noche libre. miles de inmigrantes indocumentados dejaron a un lado el temor a ser detenidos y salieron a s calles a manifestarse en contra la de la ley. contaron con el respaldo del representante demÓcrata, el primer congresista que viaja para conocer de primera mano las denuncias de los opositores a la legislaciÓn. nos acompaÑa con un recuen de la jornada. buenas noches, marÍa antonieta. >> gracias, sasha. muy buenas noches. hoy aquÍ miles de hispanos sin documentos se han ido a descansar con una sensaciÓn especial: la de la satisfacciÓn de haber vencido el miedo y asistido a un acto pÚblico que no ha tenido precedentes. ♪ >> sÍ se puede! sÍ se puede! >> el sÍ se puede resonÓ por toda alabasla

. >>> word coming from libya that the body of muammar gaddafi has been buried in a secret location. muammar gaddafi's body had been on display for days along with one of the bodies of his sons and one of the top aides. his body now has been buried. they are looking into the circumstances of muammar gaddafi's death. >>> there was a sign from turkey which was badly hit by the hurricane as the death toll from that quake rises, take a look at this video in turkey. they are holding a two-week-old baby pulled from the rubble of an apartment building. they huddled around the two- week-old girl who was naked but she is alive. they went to 366 people and the magnitude quake hit eastern turkey on sunday and the turkish government said 2000 buildings have collapsed. >>> 5:38, let's go back to sal to check in on traffic and bart an amount c transit has been affected? >> i have looked at the bus reception has been affected and i want you to go where they have them all listed but the 11, the 12, the 14 or the 18 are affected because they all run parallel to the plaza so police are stopping a few

as libyans continue to celebrate the death of ousted leader muammar gaddafi -- >> we are so happy. it's a great -- greatest moment in all my life. >> there are concerns about the future of the country. gaddafi was killed thursday after being captured by revolutionaries. >> you have won your revolution, and now we will be a partner as you forge a future that provides dignity, freedom, and opportunity. >> a nato airstrike and drone attack played a role, and today, nato officials will meet to discuss when and how to end the seven-month bombing campaign. >> finally libya can close this long, dark chapter in its history and turn over a new page. >> president obama said the outcome underscores the capacity of the international community to work together. >> there's no doubt that we did exactly what we said we were going to do in libya. >> other world leaders also sounded optimistic while acknowledging the move toward democracy will be challenging. >> let us recognize immediately that this is only the end of the beginning. >> the ntc says after declaring liberation, it'll form a new inter

first, historic day for libyans, as they the libyan government confirms ousted dictator muammar gaddafi has been killed by rebel soldiers. plus, visa for buying a home in the u.s.? that's right. two senators are pushing that idea. and then and just what the unions needed, more members. we'll tell you why marijuana dealers want to join. "the five" starts right now. >> eric: to the big news of the day. libyan officials confirm the death of muslim dictator muammar gaddafi and fox learned a predator drone on gaddafi's convoy before he was capture and killed. we have a picture believed to be the dead gaddafi. a warning, it's very graphic. take a look. image captured by fighters moments after his death, streets of tripoli are filled with celebration. but has obama even bothered to ask these questions? what are with left with? who are the guys and which one will throw on a suit and address theu podium? the man on the street or the one who finished him off with .9-millimeter justice? >> bob: i don't know. that was graphic, you're right. the big news out of libya is not that gaddafi is dead. tha

. >> mÉdicos forenses le practican la autopsia al fallecido exdictador libio, muammar al gaddafi. >> y sin que se esperen mayores sorpresas, los argentinos acuden a las urnas a elegir a su presidente. >> y cerramos la campaÑa de educaciÓn de univisión: edÚcate, es el momento. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. ♪ >> quÉ tal? buenas noches. martÍn tiene la noche libre. miles de inmigrantes indocumentados dejaron a un lado el temor a ser detenidos y salieron a las calles a manifestarse en contra la de la ley. contaron con el respaldo del representante demÓcrata, el primer congresista que viaja para conocer de primera mano las denuncias de los opositores a la legislaciÓn. nos acompaÑa con un recuento de la jornada. buenas noches, marÍa antonieta. >> gracias, sasha. muy buenas noches. hoy aquÍ miles de hispanos sin documentos se han ido a descansar con una sensaciÓn especial: la de la satisfacciÓn de haber vencido el miedo y asistido a un acto pÚblico que no ha tenido precedentes. ♪ >> sÍ se puede! sÍ se puede! >> el sÍ se puede resonÓ por toda ala

their reactions tonight to the killing of muammar gaddafi. these a cell phone images or graphic. as one libyan woman put it, she would not have believed that his 42-year dictatorship was really over without this footage. >> 100%, i believe it. >> her interview and others like it amid celebrations in the street were captured by aljazeera tv. how exactly it came to an end this morning will be scrutinized in coming days. >> he was living here. >> revolutionary leaders on the ground are credited with surrounding the duffy in his hometown of sirte this morning. there were reports that they found him hiding in a drainage pipe. there were also reports that he had been injured. later, a video that we cannot show on television because it is up to graphic shows him lying dead on the ground. the jubilation stretched across the arab world to the states. >> he will be judged by god. he is not getting away with anything. >> the white house described the day as momentous. the president urged caution and patience. >> we are under no illusion. libby will travel a long and winding road to democrac