we are watching an incredly historic moment unfolding in libya. this is something we have seen over the last several months in what is called the arab spring. now it appears as though the rejaem of moammar gadhafi after 42 years is indeed crumbling. we have heard it from nato and we heard it in a statement from the president. obviously something being closely watched all around the world. milissa along with our translator has been covering the stations within that region. what are you hearing? reporter: coming straight from our translator, he has a few interesting points he has noticed on television. it is worth mentioning that libyan television until a short while ago was showing old footage of pro gadhafi rallies. for the past half hour or so they have been hair airing a soap opera. no kidding. which probably no one is watching right now.
what is called the arab spring. now it appears as though the regime of moammar gadhafi after 42 years is indeed crumbling. we have heard it from nato and we heard it in a statement from the president. obviously something being closely watched all around the world. milissa, along with our translator has been covering the stations within that region. what are you hearing? reporter: coming straight from our translator, we have a few interesting points noticed on television. it is worth mentioning that libyan television until a short while ago was showing old footage of pro-gadhafi rallies. for the past half hour or so they have been hair airing a soap opera. no kidding. which probably no one in that country is watching right now. we know gadhafi s son saif has been captured. we know his brother, mohamed, who is said not to be that politically active was on the
collapsed during a storm. the fairgrounds were closed since saturday night when the strong winds knocked over the stage sending tons of stage metal into a crowd of 10,000 people. five people died and 40 people injured in the accident, and investigators are trying to find out what caused this metal scaffolding to give way in the storm. ezra, back to you. thank you, milissa. up next, where does rick perry stand on military spending? you are about to find out.
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at least eight people. and pope benedict spoke out against violence performed in god s name. he pointed out terrorist ideology. he opened new conversation on promoting peace between israel and the palestinians while countering islamic extremism. cenk,back to you. thank you, milissa. i like what hungary is going. that s apparently how a real government deals with a spill. one to grow on. the chilean miners are coming out soon, but some of them are fighting to get out last. why is that? and here comes the money. fed may be printing another trillion dollars. where is it going to go? will any of it go to you? preferred prescription plan. it s a medicare prescription drug plan that saves you an average of over $450 a year, with monthly plan premiums less than $15 and copays as low as $2. with savings like these, you have more time to remember what it s really all about.