PHILLIPS: Well, high-powered international banker Dominique Strauss- Kahn could be free to go home today. The sexual assault charges against him are expected to be dropped. CNN's Zain Verjee in London now. So Zain, there are people now who are saying this whole scandal was an effort to get him out as head of the International Monetary Fund. What's the -- what's the international take on this?</s>ZAIN VERJEE, CNN INTERNATIONAL ANCHOR: Well, let's get straight to the newspaper headlines and see what they have to say. Ok, Kyra, let's start with "Wall Street Journal" Europe -- its headline reads, "In France more trouble". It says, "More troubles could await Dominique Strauss-Kahn if he opts to return home. French prosecutors were still looking into accusations that he assaulted other women and his socialist friends have launched their presidential-election campaign without him." Take a look at "The Guardian", Kyra. "DSK walks, but Nicolas Sarkozy will run". It says, "The case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn is being dropped but his reputation is in tatters, his accuser's, too. So who benefits? Only one person stands to gain, Nicolas Sarkozy." That's the French President. Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Kyra was planning, everybody thought to run for election to be president of the France, and he was engulfed by this scandal, and that's not going to happen -- Kyra.</s>PHILLIPS: Well, we will follow what happens to him today here from the U.S. as well. Zain Verjee thanks so much. And we are also following all the latest developments out of Tripoli. Where exactly is Moammar Gadhafi? Is he in control? How much ground are the rebels gaining? We're following it all for you straight from the CNN NEWSROOM.
Strauss- Kahn Could be Free Today