COSTELLO: Forty-eight minutes past the hour. Here's what you need to know to start your day.</s>COSTELLO (voice-over): Libyans still cheering the death of former dictator, Moammar Gadhafi. The new government saying liberation will be officially announced tomorrow, but the U.N.'s high commissioner of human rights saying today the circumstances of Gadhafi's death need to be investigated. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, is holding talks with Pakistani officials today. The meeting is being described as cordial and frank. Clinton is urging Islamabad to step up its efforts to target militants along the Afghan border. Greek lawmakers voting to approve top new budget cutting measures. That protest in Athens turned deadly. A local hospital says a 53-year-old protester died after he suffered cardiac arrest. Major flooding on a direct track towards Thailand's capital, Bangkok. Officials considering opening floodgates to divert the waters back to feet (ph). Officials say it's the worst flooding in half a century. Herman Cain will try and clarify his 9-99- tax plan today in Detroit. The Republican presidential candidate's plan has come under increased scrutiny after reports middle and lower class Americans would pay way more under his proposal. The Texas Rangers pulling even in the World Series. They beat the St. Louis Cardinals last night with a two-run rally in the ninth. Whew. The series now hits to Arlington for game three. That was a sacrifice fly, by the way.</s>COSTELLO (on-camera): That's the news you need to know to start your day. AMERICAN MORNING back after this.
Cain Speaks About 9-9-9 Plan