tyler james, cbn news. >> gary lane visited libya and joins us now. gruesome pictures for sure. >> disturbing. what does it mean now? >> as long as he was still alive and there was a possibility he could come back to power. libyans were telling me he had stock piles of weapons in the desert and feared he would come back to power. now we know there is no way he will come back to power. he is gone, he is dead. the question now will be is there an insurgency? >> what do you think will happen next? >> without him in power, it is hard to have someone lead an insurgency. the country is not the same as in middle east or north africa where that would be easy. it depends on what the national council will do. >> they have to hold elections. >> the first thing, wendy, is unify the country. 140 tribes there. probably about 30 of them have a lot of pow er and influence in the society. they need to co eless those and if they do that successfully then maybe they can unify the country. >> gary how likely is this going to create a vacuum for muslim brotherhood to come

when people get on board, we are going to see god move powerfully in our own lives. >> paul strand, cbn newswashington. >> love their passion. thanks so much for joining us this week. from all of us here at "christian world news" good-bye and god bless you.

john waage, cbn news. >> joining us now is gary lane. gary has been to egypt this year three times alone. egyptian security forces said the christians started this, is that correct? >> the christians were carrying crosses and poster board around the tv station. >> what sparked this? >> it was a church that had been attacked. every since hosni mubarak stepped down, at least 60 attacks on christians. the attack that happened a year ago at st. marks church in alexandria, did you know not one person has been arrested yet? no one charged or prosecution. >> what is it, gary, about the christians in this country? are they third class citizens not worth protecting? >> they are treated as second and third class citizens about ten percent of the population. they shoe the coptics as being weak, infadels. the military government in control 40-50 years uses the secret police to attack them. it shows the military is needed. only the military can provide stability and security in the country. >> we haven't seen these images during hosni mubarak's 30 ye

wendy griffith, cbn news, atlan atlanta. >> until next week, good-bye and

cbn news spoke with dr. richard lamb of the southern baptist and religious community. he says the u.s. has an important role to play in this case. >> part of the american exceptionism we have the responsibility and obligation to be the friend of freedom, to be the friend of freedom of consciousness, and to speak up for those who can't speak for themselves, such as this christian brother who is in extreme position because of his faith. >> reporter: but there have been some conflicting reports out of iran, like the statement in london which says the court has yet to issue a verdict. human rights groups say these conflicting reports could be a sign that international pressure is forcing the regime to change its story. dale herd, cbn news. >> and joining us now for more are two guests in our washington bureau. jordan secularf the american center for law and justice. and with us from atlanta george via skype is david edla, from eva ministries. jordan, let me begin with you. my understanding is that the iranian officials have questioned pastor yusef nardarkhani is in his cel