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gadhafis son saif al islam has been captured by rebel forces. this is sky news video from tripoli from our colleagues there and people on the street chanting libya is free, gadhafi needs to go. this all happening just moments ago. this all appears as though it is the end game for the rebels. a spokesman for the libyan government called for immediate negotiations and a halt to the rebel assault. the big prize, tripoli. finally could be theirs. rebel forces surround the libyan capital. t...

traitor? even jon stewart is making fun of the medias lack of interest in ron paul. what gives? a "new york times" columnist throws his weight behind the creation of a third party. tom friedman on beltway gridlock, the economy and why the coverage of politics reminds him of epsn. yahoo! digs up allegations that money, cars sex were improperly provided to university of miami athletes. im howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources". hes an instant front-runner in some polls, but he has...

tripoli. will leader moammar gadhafi flee or stay and fight? a man in new mexico rescues a little girl who is about to be kidnapped. being called a hero, but now he could be deported. take a look in the back of that pickup truck. yes, its a stroller and theres a baby inside. find out what happened next. but first, lets get to libya and the situation their right now. libyan officials are denying that moammar gadhafi and his family are looking to leave tripoli. that as leaders are ...

this hour about the issues at hand. also meet the new generation of flash mobs. kids using social media to commit crimes. what happened to the days of dancing and singing in the middle of the mall? hello, everyone. im don lemon. we start with breaking news. theres a lot of news. i want to get you caught up. its out of libya tonight. a rebel spokesman says anti-government troops have now entered the capital. and cnns senior correspondent matthew chance is live in tripoli. we spoke w...

the capital of tripoli and his final offensive could target civilians. cnn reporters are in libya and join us live straight ahead. social media used for extremely anti-social activity. organizing crimes. so what can police do about it? well take an in-depth look at this high-tech dilemma. and a bucking bronco this cowboy will never forget. it was a rough ride with an even rougher ending. well show it to you, coming up. but first, this breaking story. two american hikers detained ...

case from new york. >> reporter: this is being reported by state run media and specifically a judiciary source talking with them tell iing the that the two hikers that remain in prison now, shane bauer and josh fattal, have been sentenced as you said to eight years. it is five years for spying as they put it, the words, cooperating with the american intelligence service. and three years each for illegally crossing the border into iran. now, this information, according to the lawyer, fo...

family. take a look at this just released video. are london rioters firing at police helicopters. a live report in just a moment. severe storms strike the northeast, unleashing deadly flash floods and its not over yet. the ohio valley could be next. but we start with the sputtering economy. president obama says there are steps we can take to spark the economy. watch. >> there are things we can do right now that will mean more customers for businesses and more jobs across the coun...

>> where are you going? youre leaving? absolutely extraordinary, dare i say it, surreal moment. christine odonnell, one-time tea party darling walks out of my studio rather than answering straightforward questions. youve heard all about the fuss. and if you missed it, tonight were going to reair the whole interview all over again. im going to get some of the smartest people in politics and media to weigh in with their verdict. was it christines day? or was it mine? >> all right. are we...

steven moore and robert reich, labor secretary during the clinton administration. currently hes a professor of public policy at the university of california at berkeley and author of "aftershock, the next economy in americas future" now out in paper back. ali, what happened today? >> reporter: we had a situation where its not just fear we were talking about. this was actual fact. we started this morning with slow bad markets out of europe. then before the markets opened we got this rep...

another recession. and adds new urgency to the political debate here in washington over new jobs initiatives. the dow jones industrial average was down just short of 420 points or 3.7%. the nasdaq down 5.2%. the s & p 500 down 4.5%. it is what drove the markets down that is again stoking recession fears. overseas more jitters as europe struggles to contain its debt crisis. here at home, data some see as evidence of a new downturn. weekly unemployment claims rose much more than expected...