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Jenna: hi, everybody, we're glad you're with us on this friday, i'm jenna lee. jon: and it is friday. i'm jon scott. libya after gadhafi. burial for the deposed dictator on hold now. a senior libyan official says gadhafi will not be buried until the international criminal court gets a chance to examine the circumstances surrounding his death. jenna: still a lot of questions about that. u.n. investigators want the know if gadhafi was killed in combat or executed after his capture. why does that matter? let's talk about that with jennifer griffin who's live from the pentagon. jennifer, why does ...

Society system, elections and they have to cooperate with the international criminal court, jenna because i think that, it's too bad that he wasn't tried in an international court or libyan court but obviously emotions were running so, so strong. jenna: you mentioned a triumph for the administration. it seems that charles was saying we don't want to throw the banner of mission accomplished like we did in iraq. we know when president bush did that there were many years before that mission was accomplished and depends on what camp you're talking to about whether or not it ever was. that being sa...

Beginning to bring our troops home from afghanistan where we've begun a transition to afghan security and leadership. when i took office roughly 180,000 troops were deployed in both these wars, and by the end of this year year that number will be cut in half. and make no mistake, it will continue to go down. meanwhile, yesterday marked the definitive end of the gadhafi regime in libya. and there, too, our mill care played a critical -- military played a critical role in shaping a situation on the ground in which the libyan people can build their own future. today nato is working to bring this ...

Also failed last night, jenna. jenna: interesting. as we take a look at some of the back and forth happening in the senate the president signed into law some economic measures today that actually had bipartisan support. a rare thing it seems these days. jon: mike. tell us a little bit about that. >> reporter: that's right. the free-trade agreements with south korea, colombia and panama. it was a rather low-key signing. the president signing those into law. as you mentioned rare bipartisanship in washington these days. after some back and forth on those free trade deals they do go into law. the...

Lead to mob chaos. jenna: absolutely. just taking a completely different look at this story, there's been a lot made of the aid that has gone into helping libya with nato, and we've heard some senators come out and talk about whether or not our country's going to get reimbursed for the cost of what we've done. do we know anything more about that today? >> reporter: well, it's cost the u.s. taxpayer as of september 30th $1.1 billion, and if you listen to republican senators such as lindsey graham, you would think the u.s. taxpayer is going to get paid back. take a listen. >> they're going to pa...