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Seems. libya's transitional government is telling the associated press that moammar qaddafi is dead. we are waiting on confirmation from our government on this. we do have a photo for you that is being shown around the world at this point, apparently showing the former dictator, you can obviously see it with your own two eyes. joining us two senators traveling to libya 20 days ago. senators lindsey graham and senator mark kirk. why is the capture or death of moammar qaddafi important to america? >> it allows the libyan people to move forward and make the hardy situations about how to form a de...

Involved, i just stress this thing is still far from over. we need to have a stable, hopefully pro-western successor regime because if it turns out to be a radical islamist regime or one that harbors international terrorists, we will actually have taken a step backward. jon: right. our war planes, obviously, flying the bulk of those nato missions very good at winning the battle here, but winning the peace is going to prove the difficult part. if you were hillary clinton, if you were pulling the reins of power at the state department, what would be the first things you would order there? >> wel...

Town. everyone said all along there is where he would get caught. jon: absolutely. rick leventhal and david lee miller. general in. jenna: we're getting word the president will speak on libya, 2:00 p.m. in the rose garden. more breaking news right after a quick break. [ male announcer ] are you considering a new medicare plan?

Your insights today. senators, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. jon: all across libya the rebels are celebrating right now, reacting to the reports that their long-time dictator moammar qaddafi is dead. coming up next, we're going to talk with larry sant sabato and his crystal ball. could this impact the race for president? i'm not a number.

Great interview. we're going to look forward to hearing more throughout the day here on fox news. what timing. 42 years under the rule of a brutal dictator, libyans today are celebrating reports that muammar gadhafi is dead. in that country it's drifting into the evening. straight ahead, a look at some key moments of his repressive regime, something we should not forget. plus, another round of bloody riots breaking out in athens as demonstrators lash out against new demands for deep budget cuts. we'll bring you the latest. and rick over at the web wall now. >> reporter: a couple of polls all...