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ivory coast have sd to beennvold with a firefight at e french quarr's evacuated the japese and debt- amssador from the emssy. forc from ouattar ha attaed gbagbo's palm. -- he. >> on the ro to abidjan, ceasefire talks have failed. alontheay, signs of the conflict. refuses to go quietly. is ard is sti far from ov. gbagbo isxpecd to be hiding in his palett -- esidtial pace a the heart of the city. >> i not a kamikaz i love life. no no, i not seek theeat it is not my goal here to die. ewi and french peacekeeps are on thetree. sml comfort for thpeoplef abidj. more tha a million he already fled. those whoemaihave little. >>italy got sug and some drinks, said this man. -- i havenly got sugar and se drinks. these arehe innocent victims of a utal powertruge that s broken a nation. >>his is a resident of abidjan. he tld mtherhave been heavy gunfire in theity r most o wednesday. >> it ws like a nightmare. gunshots, avy machine gun. there are two dd bies t fa fro the right now >>ere you abl to lea your use all? >> t curfew fr 6:00o noon. i went out arnd 80 a a halfn ho before the end of th curfew, i had

amssador to morrocco. thanks for coming the program. >>thank you. we have an intention of form from this man wh usedo be an eye sgeon, trained in briin, butas he seen te ligh to coin a phrase, when icome to imementing that? will he actually tt? >> he annnceda few days ago heas going t lift the dreaded ate ergen, and that's, again,nder the dure of e prosts that seem to be taking place throughout the entire country. e prlem ist may beoo ttle too late. y? while th vernment is termined to use every represveeans necessary to kwellthe dpute to kwell therotestors, the bottom lines that with each person bein killed, each ci at iseen death and cold blood the presto are getting anier and more numerous. >> the other rt ofhis is that y can't imagi som of the rulers actually running their cotry withouthemergency rule at lowshem to doll ese things that they're doing at mentitho which they woul'tven be be inower >> i agree. there is nooub that wt is hapning in sia right now is afig lf. the vernment and the army and the military are dendenon this gornme. this is t

the interior minister, as the amssador, all of the known names within the opposition have now been part of gaddafi's regime. so, the absence of proper elections, it seems impossible today to say if these members of the council have any true representation of the masses who led the uprising. all the opposition groups have come back to libya now in order to reconnect with their supporters and also to reconnect with the people who led ts uprising. the libyan national salvation sent some of this members to reconnect with their members. the muslim brotherhood also sent some people. but i think the quickest to act with it than this -- were the jihadists. they are part of the libyan people and felt that it was their part to participate in the military struggle. some of them have retned from outside libya. they were these people who came from outside, a fraction of the jihadists operating within libya itself. as you know, libya freed around 100 jihadists when they were conducting peace negotiations. some of these people were young people who did not know anything about the struggle against the

i met with former amssador of libya, and he gave me the napes of the 27 pople who were in the provisional government at that time who are leading the discussions for libya. so, the governing group is not a total mystery. many people who have been imprisoned by gadhafi in the past are a part of the group. all a sudden, al qaeda comes up. i'm not so sure that al qaeda isser in libya but you throw that up and that sends a red flag up to say that we need to be careful. i do think we need to be careful but there will be somebody on the ground to combat gadhafi's troops. and it's going to have to be libyans. i think if they're trained and are equipped, they had the will to fight because they are fighting for their freedom that they have been suppressed for decades and decades. so i think that the liberation persons will really have an opportunity because i also believe that there will be deflections from the military of libya. i have a question, though, about the behavior of some of the liberation people as it relates to subta sa hasaharan africans. it's been alleged there were mercenaries forc