COSTELLO: Forty-five minutes past the hour. Taking a look at some of our other top stories this morning. It could be a pivotal day in the case of former IMF chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn. Meeting now scheduled between prosecutors in New York and the hotel maid who accused him of sexually attacking her. There are reports the case will be dropped. The accuser's attorney wants the D.A. taken off the case and a special prosecutor assigned. Gunfire after an NFL preseason game on Saturday night. It happened in San Francisco after the 49ers beat the Oakland Raiders. Two shootings in the parking lot left two men injured. Another man was beaten. More protests expected today in San Francisco targeting the Bay Area Rapid Transit System known as BART. Similar protests last week closed a number of BART stations. And Irene is now a hurricane and crossing over Puerto Rico right now with heavy rain and high winds. People in the Southeastern United States should keep an eye on this storm. Amid the battles and the last push in Tripoli, residents are voicing pride in their newfound freedom. We'll hear from one Libyan woman who can barely contain her excitement. It's coming your way next.
Pivotal Meeting in Strauss-Kahn Case