10/09/2011 BBC Weekend News

An historic moment for Libya tonight, as the head of the

National Transitional Council arrives in the capital. Mustafa

Abdul Jalil touches down in Tripoli for the first time since Colonel

Gaddafi was overthrown. As the deadline passes for Colonel

Gaddafi's forces to give up, fighters close in on Bani Walid.

There is fierce fighting going on just ahead of us, up there, and

Colonel Gaddafi's forces are putting up a fierce resistance than

these men had expected. Also tonight, remembering the

victims of 9/11. Former presidents join relatives at the scene in

Pennsylvania, where Flight 93 came down.

When the sun rose in the Pennsylvania Sky 10 years ago

tomorrow, it was a piece for September morning. By the time it

said, nearly 3000 people were gone. And, as a winning start for England

and Scotland at the Rugby World Cup Good evening.

The head of Libya's at National Transitional Council has arrived in

Tripoli for the first time since Colonel Gaddafi was driven from

power. He was mobbed by supporters, who described it as a defining

moment for the country. The deadline has passed for forces

loyal to Colonel Gaddafi to lay down their weapons. There has been

fierce fighting around one of his last show on colds. -- strongholds.

He is the leader of an unelected government, but that does not seem

to diminish his popularity. After many days of waiting, Mustafa Abdul

Jalil finally flew into Tripoli, and a hero's welcome. The task the

new leader's face is immense. Definitely, it is a joyful moment,

an historic moment for the whole country, not only the citizens of

Tripoli. Everybody is very happy. A new chapter has just been opened up,

here in the capital of Libya. far from the lecherous life Colonel

Gaddafi's chosen son was used to. - - luxurious life. But this is where

Saif Al-Islam hit as his father's empire was crumbling, the training

college for nurses. As the rebels close in, evidence were shredded.

Including plans for the defence of Tripoli. His men were well armed,

there are receipts for nearly 150 weapons. Finding those who hid here

is important unfinished business in a country still in transition. We

met a friend of the family, who says they are safe and well, and

ready to carry on fighting. There is also fear for those who day to

support the old regime. I was talking with Saeed Al Islam, and he

said, do not be scared, everything will be OK. I said, everybody is

attacking be, they want to kill me. He said, everything will be OK.

Although NATO's task is almost over, and the destruction in some areas

is pretty complete, the pressure is now on the interim government to

move the process forward, to bring some sense of closure to the Libyan

people. Today, fresh intelligence on those who did Gaddafi's bigging

was found. The secrets of the past are being unearthed, and the hunt

for the enemies of the new state goes on. When this is done can the

fighters declare victory, and get on with rebuilding Libya.

And T Colonel Gaddafi fighters said they had entered Bani Walid. It has

one of the few places still under control of the ousted Colonel's

supporters. There are reports of Reinforcements heading for Bani

Walid, what just might be one of the last battles of Libya's long

rebellion. These anti- Gaddafi fighters believed the Colonel's

sons may be in the town. They are not allowed to advance any further.

We have come to the edge of Bani Walid, there is fierce fighting

going on ahead of us. Colonel Gaddafi's forces inside the town

are putting up much fiercer resistance and these men had

expected, and the ambulances are keeping very busy. Some of these

men have relatives trapped inside the town. It makes the thought of

attacking it difficult. It is horrible, actually. Especially

injured people from the rocket launchers and stuff. Suddenly, we

are under fire. Colonel Gaddafi does not seem to be running short

of ammunition. His enemies insist the town will fall imminently.

have managed to prove themselves and push forward again today, they

have made good progress. They are taking territory, they have taken

the gate of the city, and they have taken a large section of a

residential area. These fighters have not yet surrounded the town.

The hope still is that Colonel Gaddafi's bitter Enders will melt

away, rather than making a last The Israeli Prime Minister says he

is determined to maintain a peace accord with Egypt after protesters

stormed his country's embassy in Cairo last night. Three people were

killed in the demonstrations, and is well's ambassador has been

forced to leave Egypt. -- Israel's ambassador.

Peace with Israel has always been unpopular here. In these post-

revolutionary days, Egyptians feel free to show it. Protesters, fired

up by the deaths of five Egyptian border guards by Israeli forces

last month, managed to break into the embassy. I did not care about

the risks, said this man. I was ready to die to pull down the flag.

Hours later, the army had secured the embassy. But by then, it was

empty. The Egyptian flag had replaced the Star of David. That

did not stop some from having another go. Public sentiment now

threatened the 30-year-old peace treaty. The Israeli Prime Minister

said it should stay. TRANSLATION: Israel will continue to hold the

peace accord with Egypt. We are working with the Egyptian

government to return an ambassador to Cairo soon. I would like to

ensure the security arrangements necessary for him and our staff

will be stood fast. -- stood fast. Egyptians are angry about a lot

more than just Israel. These are teachers, protesting about

collapsing living standards. With so much frustration in the country,

Israel will always be a tempting target. Some of these teachers and

just �50 a month. No wonder they are upset. Not able to meet their

demands for change, the government is struggling to maintain basic

order. But it has promised that protecting foreign embassies will

now be a top priority. More than 190 people have drowned

when a Tanzanian ferry overloaded with passengers sank off the island

of Zanzibar. Over 1000 people were on board, many were children. The

boat capsized at night, hampering rescue efforts. More than 600

people survived. The Government has announced three days of mourning.

Memorial events have begun in the United States to mark 10 years

since the September 11th attacks. In his weekly address, Barack Obama

vowed to continue the fight against international terror, and said the

USA was stronger a decade on from Those commemorations have already

started, and they will take centre- stage here tomorrow. Earlier,

former presidents, including George Bush and Bill Clinton, attended a

memorial at Shanksville, the scene where hijacked Flight 93 crashed

after passengers overpowered the hijackers. President Bush had this

to say. The most likely target was the

United States capital. We will not know how many innocent lives might

have been lost, but we do know that Americans are alive today because

the passengers and crew of Flight 93 chose to act, and animation will

be forever grateful. -- our nation.

We have been hearing the stories of those bereaved by 9/11, and those

of survivors and those caught up in the horrific events. My colleague

was in the South Tower at the time of the attack. He has been back to

reflect on the day and how it has changed New York.

The Twin Towers dominated the New York skyline. At 8:46am on the

bright blue morning, the image was shattered. 10 years ago, I was on

the ground floor of the South Tower, waiting to go to a meeting. I had

intended to go to the windows on the World restaurant on the top of

the North Tower, but decided to have a coffee on the way. A lucky

delay. I could see the image come across my vision. Construction

worker Andy Sullivan was there that morning as well. A massive

explosion, like a huge axe having been taken out of the side of the

building. At 9:02am, the second plane hit the South Tower. Joining

us now, Steve Evans. He was in the building. What can you tell us?

are running away quickly, there are more explosions further down the

building. I brought my camera to my eye to take pictures, and I ran for

my life. David Handschuh was a press photographer. He took this

picture before he was buried and then rescued. 10 years on, images

remain. The sight of people who felt that jumping to their death

was a better option than burning alive, 90 floors of, the bodies

falling at, that will always be left in my mind. I was doing an

interview when the second tower collapsed. People were talking to

Oh, my God! We have got to go! huge amount has changed since I

stood on the spot 10 years ago. What was the straw it is being

rebuilt. Morning could be used for nearly 3000 people who died, but

the man behind the talk is now gone. Two was followed, expensive wars in

terms of blood and lives and also in terms of finance. Those costs

are still being paid. At Ground Zero, a fire trucks destroyed on

the day has been lowered into the new museum. September 11th, 2001

changed the lives of ordinary New Yorkers. The dead are still mourned.

10 years on, there is still about rage, a quiet anger among those who

were there. Today's rebuilding it cannot and do that.

-- undo that. The eyes of the world will be on

America tomorrow as President Barack Obama leads the

commemorations to the most deadly terrorist attack in history. And

not the police and security services, there is deep anxiety

after the interception of a threat from al-Qaeda. Their concern is

that tomorrow's events should pass Now, the sport.

England and Scotland kicked off their that the World Cup campaigns

with wins, but neither were convincing. Scotland had to rely on

a late fightback to beat Romania, while England struggled to a 13-9

victory over Argentina. Jonny Wilkinson missed five penalties.

Wearing black, they say, is flattering, but this was

embarrassing. We have had three penalties in four minutes. Massive

improvement. England irritated the referee, and Argentina only had to

succeed with a few penalties to build a lead. Argentina was

sensational in the last World Cup. England could not find their way

through. The rare times they ran towards them, the defence stood up,

even in the melee, there was great respect for Argentina's tenacity.

Into the second half, England needed kicks. Five penalties missed.

That really was Jonny Wilkinson! England were still down. A flash of

inspiration from Ben Youngs. That try converted, plus a penalty, gave

England the game by four points. In some ways, Scotland's victory over

Romania was even more nerve-racking. Romania shoved the Scotland scrum

into the ground and scored a try to lead the game with 12 minutes to go.

Scotland's response was swift and direct. They stepped it up. Two

Lake tries from Simon Danielli, and they won 34-24. But their players

conceded it was a victory that felt a bit like a defeat.

Match Of the Day is on BBC One later, so if you do not want to

know the Premier League scores, Arsenal 1 for the first time in the

league this season. Wayne Rooney scored a hat-trick, as did much as

the City's Sergio Aguero. -- as did Manchester City's Sergio Aguero.

Rangers are top of the table. The final Flat racing classic of

the season, based in a ledger, was won by Masked Marvel at Doncaster.

The 15-2 shot finished first on a memorable afternoon for its trainer,

John Gosden. 40 minutes later, he celebrated a classic double, when

another horse was the joint winner of the Irish St Leger.

Sebastian Vettel will start on pole position for the 10th time this

season at the Italian Grand Prix. The leader of the champion should

save his quickest lap and will last. He pushed Lewis Hamilton into

second place. Jenson Button will start from third on the grid.