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The new u.s. embassy, the president also saying that through the u.n. international community had the collective will to act and that libya really is a lesson in what the international community can achieve. we will continue to follow the president's remarks there at the u.n. and bring them to you right here on msnbc. but we have other news here at home because today for the first time the military can no longer prevent openly gay men and women from serving in any of its five branches. nearly nine months after president obama signed the repeal of don't ask, don't tell, it finally took effect...

Service if gay troops served openly. and what about the cost of sensitivity training, and the possibility of creating separate barracks for gay and straight troops. >> most people think this is a dumb law. >> reporter: david ha, who's gay, served six years in the air force before he was outed by a fellow cadet. he said talk of a mass exodus is ridiculous and notes the survey also showed 71% said they would continue to serve if don't ask, don't tell is repealed. as for separate barracks. >> that makes no sense. i mean gay people are already serving in the military and everybody knows that. >> r...