>>reporter: libyan military leaders say that moammar gadhafi fund has been captured he would shortly scene in this video after being tracked down. we are not sure if demand on the left-hand side in the white is moammar gadhafi we are not even sure if the pictures are authentic. he is one of four crimes during the uprising. it is not sure if the icc will try him the one the proceedings to be held in libya. >> will libya be able to give him a fair trial and to international standards? >> of course, the libyan system is one of the best. >> he will be treated as a human being with respect. so far you can make sure that he has in and he will continue to be. he will also get his day in court for and it will be proper justice apply. >>reporter: and military egypt capital to can violent turn today. you can see the car was set on fire in this video. witnesses say that many people are injured the protest started yesterday over a proposal for a new constitution that will shield the military from public oversight. coming next, the video the not want to miss. anything else, hon? hon? do you call

they wanted to kill saif on the spot very similar to the way that his father moammar gadhafi was killed by crowds of rebels. the rebels this time however surrounded him forming a human chain and say they will be treated as a prisoner of war. he will likely be transferred to libya to be tried inside libya by a libyan judiciary. when that transfer will take place remains unclear. richard engel, nbc news. istanbul. >>> still to come at 6:00 we'll show you how nbc bay area teamed up with local grocery stores to make a difference and how you can still help if you'd like to. plus it's an early ski season. we'll show you which resorts are now open. >> this is one of the reasons why it is an early start to ski season. we've got a cold system bearing down on the bay area with thunder offshore and chilly rain, breezy conditions for the eving. we'll have a look at your forecast coming up. >>> a memorial is growing for the vallejo police officer killed in the line of duty. dozens came to pay their respects to the officer who was shot and killed while chasing a robbery suspect. he was also a coach f

yan leader moammar gadhafi they say they have another significant capture. also the big game is here just a couple hours from kick off. we'll take you to the tailgate coming up in sports. restoring a part of td bay area's history. why the next time you see alcatraz there will see a very visible change. >> we're seeing very visible changes to our weather this evening. we have clouds rolling in, winds picking up. rain approaching the bay area right now. some parts of the bay area later on tonight could even see a little bit of snow and mbe some thunder. pretty wild mix of weather headed our way. we'll talk about that when come right back. >>> there are new developments in libya today as the son of moammar gadhafi is now reportedly in the hands of revolutionary fighters. they captured him overnight more than a month after killing his father. nbc's richard engel reports. >> reporter: rebels in libya say today they finally caught saif gadhafi. the 39-year-old had been hiding in the desert apparently traveling with bedouins in a two car convoy this morning a 4 x 4

so what exactly did fallen libyan dictator moammar gadhafi say to her in his kitchen? and is president obama fighting the war on terror better than the people who launched it? george stephanopoulos sits down with a frank interview with the former secretary of state, condoleezza rice. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," november 1st, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. thanks for checking in tonight. >>> in the genre films, hiring a hitman means a trip to a bar on the wrong side of town, a briefcase and a photograph. works almost every time. but real life is a little bit messier and paying to have someone killed is a transaction rife with all kinds of complications. cops are called, money is stolen, gunmen miss. tonight, the story of three failed murder attempts and one incredibly complex marriage. here's abc's john donvan for our series, "crime and punishment." >> reporter: the disturbing math of yet another murder for hire plot. one innocent-seeming address in ho

this is the 39 year-old son of the slain leader moammar gadhafi. he has been on the run since august and is wanted for crimes. it is not yet certain if the icc will try him, the national transitional council wants the proceedings to be held in libya. >> will they be able to give him a fair trial according to international standards? >> of course, the legal system is one of the best. >> he will be treated as a human with respect. so far we will make sure that he has been and will continue to be. and you also get his day in court. >>reporter: a military commander said that gaddafi was slightly injured before he was captured but otherwise he is in good health. >> she was a film star that drowned by accident but was a really an accident? we will tell you why the natalie wood debt investigation is being reopened. >> it is raining tonight and it is coming down in the east bay. i will let you know how long the rain will last coming up. the >> 30 years ago hollywood movie star accidentally drowned and they're still not sure how. now police are looking at t

. >>> and the son of moammar gadhafi, captured overnight. >>> it is saturday, november 19. looks like we're finally drying out around here. >> we're in between two systems right now, enjoying the break of cool and dry weather. more wet weather in the forecast later on this evening. beautiful outside, though, right now. partly cloudy conditions, but cold outside. seeing numbers in freezing territory. i'll tell you exactly when you can pull the umbrella out, a little later on in the show. >>> today, supporters of occupy oakland plan to pitch tents at a new location. that's right after a march through downtown they are planning. they are running into resistance from residents. here's what happened during an occupy news conference yesterday. >> tomorrow, november 19-- >> excuse me. we live here, this is not an appropriate place to have this happen. >> this is a public space. >> the location is an empty city lot near the fox theater. protesters say they chose the location because groups representing businesses in the area are, quote, enemies. >> messing the place up, that's not

saif gadhafi, the son of moammar gadhafi has been captured. we'll have more on who he is, significant can of his capture. we'll be joined by our senior international correspondent, matthew chance, at the top of the hour. >>> let me turn to presidential politics or politics in washington, d.c. the elusive deficit reduction deal. the deadline is officially wednesday, but is it already too late. joe jons live for us on capitol hill. we got at least until wednesday, but in reality we don't have that long. >> no. you're right. the deadline is wednesday. that's when they're supposed to adopt this big budget deal that's been talked about since august. it probably isn't going to happen. but we'll get to that in a minute. the important thing what you're talking about t.j., is the real sort of practical deadline is monday because by law, number one, they have to release any plan that they're planning to adopt 48 hours before they actually vote on it. the other half of it is, there's something called the congressional budget office. these are the guys wh

here she is with jon stewart. >> soç moammar gadhafi -- were you aware that he had a strange and shall i say creepy fixation on secretary of say the cof sta condoleezza rice? >> i was aware. several of my colleagues had told me before i went to visit him back in 2008 that he had this fixation and when i got there, i thought just get through your business, do the diplomacy, get out of here. everything was going fine and then all of a sudden he said i have this video for you. and i thought what is this. but it was actually just pictures of me with tao, with putin, set to a song that he had had written called black flower in the white house. >> he wrote her a song, too. that runs deep. stephen colbert meanwhile we showed you yesterday going down dressed up in deep disguise to hang out in zuccotti park with the occupy wall ç time tomorrow you could be having a massage in london talking about the down can see everything. see, corporations are not people. that's a sign. right? do you believe in that? >> i believe that. >> okay. let's just tweak it, okay? corporations are now people. >> the

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this photo was released, moammar gadhafi's second oldest son. revolutionary fighters say he was captured after a firefight in the libyan desert. he was wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity. >>> former head state coach joe paterno has a treatable form of lung cancer. paterno was fire when word brought of a child molestation at the school. former assistant coach jerry sandusky is accused of abusing young boys in the scandal. and in another development, the ncaa is now investigating the scandal, the group oversees college athletics. >>> on capitol hill, four days and counting before the deadline for the deficit cutting super committee to come up with a plan. right now still no deal. the committee must cut more than $1 trillion from the deficit. if there's no deal, that would trigger automatic across the board budget cuts. taxes are said to be the key sticking point. there's a report of a serious security breach during president barack obama's stop in australia. a newspaper reporter for the sydney morning herald fou

." >>> moammar gadhafi is dead, buried, but certainly not forgotten. condoleezza rice hasn't forgotten either. matter of fact, she's talking about the late libyan's dictator's crush on her. zain, you and have talked about this in the past. you used to work there at the state department and you kind of wondered if she was going to reveal details about this, considering how awkward it was. >> well, now she has. and, yeah, it's kind of juicy. you know, moammar gadhafi had a big crush on her and he once expressed his admiration by saying the way condoleezza rice leaned back and gave orders to leaders. he said, leza, leza, this is something pretty interesting. condoleezza rice in her new book said essentially when she went to libya and got to the meeting that she was having with moammar gadhafi she hoped it was all business and all diplomacy and all of a sudden he said, i want to show you something. she thought, it was a videotape montage of her full of pictures of her with different world leaders. here's what she had to say. >> quite extraordinary. >> yes,

moammar gadhafi's son, saif is his name, he is in custody. libyan revolutionary commanders says he was caught near the border with niger. he's gadhafi's second oldest son and he's wanted by alleged crimes against humanity. what do we know? how does this all go down? >> well, t.j., every hour, more details are emerging about this capture. the latest we are hearing from a commander of a brigade from the western mountains, this is the area from which the fighters who retail saif gadhafi came from. we are being told that special unites from this brigade were in the southwestern area near that town where he was found in a triangle close to the border with niger. they had been on a stakeout there for the past 18 days having intel that he was there. and finally, overnight at about 2:00 a.m. pp local time, they saw a convoy moving. as they approached that convoy, it opened fire as it tried to flee and they exchanged fire for about two hours. finally, they managed to stop that convoy and they say that saif and members of his entourage surrendered to t

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moammar gadhafi has a weird fascination with former secretary of state condoleezza rice. and the way she describes it in this new book of hers is that she headed off to the meeting. she was their first secretary of state, 50 years to even be on libyan soil. she said to herself, i'm going to get through this, it's going to be all business, do the diplomacy and that's it. she thought everything was going pretty well and all of a sudden, moammar gadhafi turns to her and says, i want you to see something. i have a video. and she thought, uh-oh. listen to how she puts it. >> quite extraordinary. >> yes, quite extraordinary. and weird and a bit creepy. i had known that he had this fixation on me. a couple foreign minister friends told me and a couple of my staff. and so i was going to libya, my job was to go there. he had given us weapons of mass destruction. he had paid money to the victims. it was my job to go there, do a little diplomatic business and get out. so that's what i did. i have to say, i did have that terrible moment when he said that he had a videotape. i am just

after its pivotal role in the overthrow of moammar gadhafi britain's become the new go to guy when there's trouble in the middle east prime minister david cameron's been handpicked his team captain for another libya style control group forcing president bashar al assad out to begin with it will be a diplomatic offensive that russia appease it's an overreaction that could pave the way for military intervention. we suggested religion should be in place all countries concerned with peaceful outcome developments and syrians should demand not only from the syrian authorities would also from the opposition to please stop their violence. the ongoing attacks on government buildings in syria look like a civil war going on at the moment there's no mention of military action from britain their offensive is purely verbal for now but that's exactly how the libyan intervention began and the timing is very similar to the opposition in syria is now militarized making it much easier to support and adds more weight to any international threats. if they are of. regime change is clearly very very strong and w

gadhafi. the consequences of recent events across the arab world this year have been deeply felt internationally russia has long been a against military and military intervention when talks could instead lay a path to peace we hear now from a man who served at the very heart of russia's global diplomacy. mr primakov thank you very much for coming here a lot has been happening in the world recently iran and israel for example have been exchanging very harsh words recently while there may be nothing new about that israel seems to be driving itself into some sort of self isolation should we expect any unreasonable steps from israel. i think you're right in saying that it's israel which is driving itself into international isolation and that shows in many ways one and perhaps the most dangerous aspect is the escalation of tension around it even preparations for an attack on iran this is a very dangerous and other aspect of the isolation is that israel the government of israel in its fight for the

after its pivotal role in the overthrow of moammar gadhafi britain's become the new go to guy when there's trouble in the middle east prime minister david cameron's been handpicked his team captain for another libya style control group aimed at forcing president bashar al assad out to begin with it will be a diplomatic offensive but russia is it's an overreaction that could pave the way for military intervention look at a global we suggest that all it will be repositioned has been place all countries concerned with a peaceful outcome develops and seriously if you demand not only from the syrian authorities would also from the opposition please stop the violence the ongoing attacks on the government buildings in syria look like a civil war still likes you the moment there's no mention of military action from britain their offensive is purely verbal for now but that's exactly how the libyan intervention began and the timing is very similar to the opposition in syria is now militarized making them much easier to support and adds more weight to any international friends. who there are of them

and libyan authorities claim they captured moammar gadhafi son saif al islam but there are already question marks over the likelihood of a high profile figure facing a fair trial also. the reaction to yet more heavy handed u.s. policing against demonstrators as officers pepper spray seated students at a california university who are peacefully protesting against social inequality and she wished hikes. ten pm saturday night here in moscow you're watching r t my name is kevin oh it is could have you with us our top story the tear gas and stones are flying once again in tahrir square as riot police and protesters clashed in cairo state television says over one hundred fifty people have been injured the protesters have been taking to the streets protesting against the military rulers who've been in control since president mubarak was february they demanding the withdrawal of a proposal that declares the military the guardian of constitutional constitutional legitimacy well the protest was arranged by the islamist muslim brotherhood and supported by some secular activist i spoke to pepe escobar

this -- moammar gadhafi was a monstrous leader. he was not saddam hussein either in terms of his reach, his capability, or his capacity for systematic brutality. and so saddam hussein was not going to fall by these means. and i am very glad that he's gone. and, in fact, it probably helped to stimulate gadhafi's decision that he would give up his weapons of mass destruction, coming as it did right on the heels of the deposing saddam. and i'm awfully glad that we were able to disarm him of his most dangerous weapons before this revolution because gadhafi sitting in his bunker with dangerous weapons might have been -- there might have been a very different outcome. >> what was the biggest mistake of the whole iraq campaign? the reliance publicly on establishing that he had weapons of mass destruction and the kind of drip, drip, drip, you call it the sort of embarrassment, really, of the president becoming almost a wmd fact checker. >> yes. >> which was clearly a pretty degrading experience and deeply flawed. and in the end it turned o

libyan authorities claim they've captured moammar gadhafi son saif al islam one of the colonels most influential family members who was being lined up to be his successor. spain in the spotlight as the next possible victim of the spiraling e.u. crisis while exploring costs soaring there's little hope the upcoming parliamentary election will bring salvation. seven pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story the latest people to feel the sharp end of police crackdowns on the occupy protesters california university students who had set up tents on campus police in riot gear used pepper spray at least one woman suffered chemical burns as a result the officers response was because the students refused to move when ordered artie's guy looks through the footage and walks us through the police actions. student think they were peaceful we protesting social inequality and tuition hikes when they were surrounded by police and pepper sprayed the footage coming from there is it's astonishing to see how a police officer use their pepper spray on students who w

gadhafi. the consequences of recent events across the arab world this year have been deeply felt internationally russia has long been against military action when talks could instead lay a path to peace we hear now from a man who served at the very heart of russia's global diplomacy the interview coming up. mr primark off thank you very much for coming here a lot has been happening in the world recently iran and israel for example have been exchanging very harsh words recently while there may be nothing new about that israel seems to be driving itself into some sort of self isolation should we expect any and reasonable starts from israel you know i think you're right in saying that it's israel which is driving itself into international isolation and that shows in many ways one and perhaps the most dangerous aspect is the escalation of tension around or even preparations for an attack on iran this is a very dangerous and other aspect of the isolation is that israel the government of israel in i

or threats pivotal role in the overthrow of moammar gadhafi britains become the new go to guy when there's trouble in the middle east prime minister david cameron's been handpicked his team captain for another libya style control group aimed at forcing president bashar al assad out to begin with it will be a diplomatic offensive that russia fees it's an overreaction that could pave the way for military intervention. we suggested in order to put the right position in place all countries concerned with peaceful outcome developments and syrians should demand not only from the syrian authorities but also from the opposition to please stop the violence the ongoing attacks of government buildings in syria look like a super. of the moment there's no mention of military action from britain their offensive is purely verbal for now but that's exactly how the libyan intervention began and the timing is very similar to the opposition in syria is now militarized making it much easier to support and adds more weight to any international threats . from house for regime change is clearly very very strong

moammar gadhafi's son, finally behind bars. will he go before a world court to face murder charges against his own people? >> camera 3, don. >>> and backstage pass. one like you've never seen before. through the lens of a famous photographer to the biggest rock stars to ever walk the planet. all of that and more right here right now on cnn. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm don lemon. thank you so much for joining us. the university of california-davis is investigating what it describes as a chilling incident caught on tape. it happened on friday night. a campus police officer is seen spraying occupy protesters with pepper spray point blank in their faces as they sit in a circle. the university says police were trying to clear out the occupy encampment and felt trapped by the protesters. 11 people required treatment. two were hospitalized. joining me now live from the uc davis is sophia cameron, she was one of the protesters who was pepper sprayed. sophia, thank you so much for joining us tonight. were you shocked when you saw th

i mean, fidel castro, moammar gadhafi. the ayatollah, this guy has something like 6,000 pictures signed, autographed from world leaders. even u.s. presidents. he has pictures and autographs from reagan, jfk, president obama, harry truman. that's where it all started. let's hear what he has to say about why on earth he does it. he's 81 years old. listen to what lewis says. >> it feels good to hear from strange people that you don't know. it's very nice of them to take the time to reply back to you. i'm nobody special, just part of history and that's the way i like to be remembered after i leave the planet. >> kyra, you like to do that, write to strange people that you don't know. but he actually did it with moammar gadhafi back in 1969 when he took over as a young revolutionary in a coup. anyway, moammar gadhafi sent him a christmas card and then he said that he wished gadhafi well when he came to power and then gadhafi wrote this long letter slamming the u.s. calling it a terrorist state and how awful it was to support isr

the likes of moammar gadhafi and saddam hussein become the stars of a t.v. commercial check out the full version of the ad at our team dot com. it's been one of the toughest weeks yet for the european union is markets and italy increasingly unfit to weather the current economic storm interest on italy's debt has hit seven point eight per cent unimaginable just a few months ago and above the level that triggered meltdowns and other eurozone nations the shock wave saw ratings agencies downgrade hungary and portugal's debt to junk status and warned there could be more to come a number of italian banks were also dealt a ratings blow as the e.u. leaders pledged more cuts to combat the crisis but in the capital of brussels leading by example doesn't seem to be taking hold as are his tests are silly reports. this is become a familiar sight on the streets of europe symptomatic of the euro crisis and now it seems that the tide of discontent is rising within the plush halls of the vast european commission bureaucracy. staff unions are threatening to go on strike after

here's another revolution seen libya the ousted leader moammar gadhafi was killed last month the people of libya are now left with a country in ruins and the government they did not true i think there is a reign of terror going on against those who disagree with the libyan government it's not presented that way in the western media but it is a reign of terror if you speak up right now against the the new authorities in libya you're likely to go to jail or be executed or disappear in the meantime interim government brought to power by nato is strengthening its grip on the country nato and some arab states now openly call for regime change in syria the louder they call the more violent the opposition becomes oh i grew up in the states western countries and the capitals of some countries in the region are openly recommending opposition to not hold talks with the assad regime and looks like a political for the cation on an international scale civil war is brewing in syria the whole region seems to be plunging deeper into a crisis. while people suffer in the continuing wave of violence in th

here's another revolution seen libya the ousted leader moammar gadhafi was killed last month the people of libya are now left with a country in ruins and the government they did not true i think there is a reign of terror going on against those who disagree with the libyan government it's not presented that way in the western media but it is a reign of terror if you speak up right now against the the new authorities in libya you're likely to go to jail or be executed or disappear in the meantime libya's interim government brought to power by nato is strengthening its grip on the country nato and some arab states now openly call for regime change in syria the louder they call the more violent the opposition becomes. and is up in the states western countries in the capitals of some countries in the region are openly recommending opposition to not hold talks with the assad regime and looks like political for the cation on an international scale civil war is brewing in syria the whole region seems to be plunging deeper into a crisis. while people suffer in the continuing wave of violence in

uncomfortable but relations we've also seen and this is all this horrible documents how moammar gadhafi only in the last two years has shook the hands of only a radical barnard no doubt a lot of things were. a lot of very uncomfortable that the regime that information could be given by so long that that's. with r.t. live from moscow as if you could join us today still ahead here on the program money going down the drain billions of u.s. dollars intended to rebuild war zones were stolen pocketed millions are left to spend the ill gotten gains. and the world's top nazi hunters accuse estonia of failing to impose justice as a suspected fascist killer is allowed to go free. now at twelve minutes past the hour here in the russian capital spain is shifting right to attempt to balance the books because he is conservative so what i landslide victory in a general election and i have to tackle record unemployment of over twenty percent and find a way out from underneath a growing pile of debt because our teams are going to grow has been hearing spaniards don't hold much hope that the new crew wil

this -- moammar gadhafi was a monstrous leader. he was not saddam hussein either in terms of his reach, his capability, or his capacity for systematic brutality. and so saddam hussein was not going to fall by these means. and i am very glad that he's gone. and in fact, it probably helped to stimulate gadhafi's decision that he would give up his weapons of mass destruction, coming as it did right on the heels of the deposing saddam. and i'm awfully glad that we were able to disarm him of his most dangerous weapons before this revolution because gadhafi sitting in his bunker with dangerous weapons might have been -- there might have been a very different outcome. >> what was the biggest mistake of the whole iraq campaign? the reliance publicly on establishing that he had weapons and the kind of drip, drip, drip -- you call it the sort of embarrassment of the president really becoming almost a wmd fact checker. >> yes. >> which was clearly a pretty degrading experience and deeply flawed. and in the end it turned out the public reasons

gadhafi but do she need deserve to be fired for saying what her opinion is on the family and you know the love affair that you got i don't think so on one hand there's the freedom of speech is your right you should be able to say that you want to be fired for put she's a grand remember targer woods when he did and he lost all his endorsements she's her own brand right this is a model modeling agency pulled away and they have the right to not want to be associated with her just as much as she has the right to say i dated you know moammar gadhafi son and he was a great guy you know there are private group and they have that right where is the right decision or not it's guilt by association but they thought that probably it was going to hurt their brand and hurt their momentarily i think it's an important point and so you have to think about i mean you think about when you read about their relationship how he spent two million dollars a month i mean this is a person who was able to probably keep his passionate lovers shielded from a lot of the bad stuff that went on that he probably wasn

they did the same thing after moammar gadhafi was captured. they showed off a gold pistol that belonged to the former leader. >>> russian prime minister vladimir putin has this macho man image he likes to play up. here's his latest. there he is. that is the russian prime minister playing hockey now. he's number 11 out there. can you make him out. he's 59 years old. a former kgb spy but he is going to be running for his old job as russian president. this is part of his campaign. we have seen him in a lot of different poses, if you will. he's been playing sports, he's been doing a little judo, some motorcycle racing. now the plan plays hockey. >>> coming up next, tiger woods. his struggles in golf have been well documented lately. hasn't been playing so well. a lot of people were very critical when he was pick by the captain on the u.s. presidents cup team. well? take this, folks. guess who just clinched the tournament for team usa? that story coming your way in just a moment. >>> also coming up, you folks who want a playoff in college football?

. >>> on to libya now, the question is, who will put moammar gadhafi's son on trial? saif al islam gadhafi was tracked down and arrested today in southern libya. the international criminal court wants to try him for murder for crimes against humanity. but libya's new leaders have their own plans. more now from cnn's senior international correspondent matthew chance. >> reporter: the capture of saif gadhafi is obviously a huge success for the libyan authorities. he's indicted at the international criminal court in the hague for crimes against humanity, centering on his unflinching support for his father's brutal crackdown on libyan rebels and the uprising that began in libya in february. he's accused of complicity in murder, for example. gadhafi's second oldest son is seen as a key figure who may be able to direct investigators to the billions of dollars estimated to have been stashed around the world by the gadhafi regime. obviously officials of the new libya would very much like to get their hands on that cash. the big question, though, is where will he be put on tri

moammar gadhafi was a dictator for more than four decades and we are working with our allies with a transitional council that's made up of various rebel forces. we are part of this process. to say we're involved in nation-building we don't have to do it through military occupation or we have to do it just ourselves but we are part of this process and if nation-building fails in libya, our military operation will have been a failure as well because if a new gadhafi arises then we wasted our time and wasted our assets. if we can contribute to a more participatory role, how can we not do nation-building. >> two of the other aspects that you say are needed are a willing population and international allies. >> yes. >> when have the three of those, besides germany and japan -- what have the three of those things coalesced well? >> well, they've coalesced in the number of the cases that i point out. for instance, i think after the civil war, most of our allies actually wanted us to succeed. they wanted stability in part of the world even those who wanted more interest in the north america. in the phili

gadhafi but do she need deserve to be fired for saying what her opinion is on the family and you know the love affair that you had i don't think so on one hand there's the freedom of speech issue right you should be able to say that you want to be fired for but she's a brand remember tarver woods what he did and he lost all his endorsements she's her own brand right this is a model modeling agency poulder what they have the right to not want to be associated with her just as much as she has the right to say i dated you know moammar gadhafi son and he was a great guy you know there are private group and they have that right where was the right decision or not it's guilt by association but they thought that probably it was going to hurt their brand and hurt their momentarily i think it's an important point and here you have to think about i mean you think about what you read about their relationship how he spent two million dollars a month i mean this is a person who was able to probably keep his passionate lovers shielded from a lot of the bad stuff that went on that he probably wasn't

. >>> and now a message from the ghost of moammar gadhafi. >> i am back! hah hah hah. how's it going, america?

> so moammar gadhafi was killed. were you aware he had a strange and shall i say creepy fixation on secretary of state condoleezza rice? did you know that? >> i was aware. several of my colleagues had told me before i went to visit him back in 2008 that he had this fixation. and when i got there, i thought, just get through your business, just do diplomacy, get out of here. and everything was going fine and all of a sudden he said, i have this video for you. and i thought -- uh-oh, what is this? but it was actually just pictures of me with vladimir putin of russia, set to a song he had hadç written called "blk flower in the white house." >> he wrote her a song and put it to a video of her with other world leaders. that's how you make a woman feel comfortable, isn't it? >> that's hysterical. >>> yesterday we showed you stephen colbert making a visit in lower manhattan to hang out with the occupy wall streeters. he got in the drum circle, did the whole thing, and invited a couple of them up to his penthouse suite to