clear that there were some fault lines emerging within that interim council that was still in ben benghaziw, of course, that council is or will be completely in tripoli and a lot of those fault lines that started to emerge are still there and now, of course, the rubber hits the road. it's time for the tnc to come to terms with all of the problems that libya now faces, con sill asian, economic development, this is a country that 42 years systematically south any kind of opposition group, any kind of civil society and to the gadhafi regime. in a sense, what the tnc, the transitional council is up again, is really creating for the first time a modern state in libya and, in addition to that and force more libyans. >> libya is a very, very tribal country. does that make it more difficult to foresee any kind of conventional democratic developing? is it harder when you have so many different t >> i think the divisions that we're seeing in libya and the fault lines that i mentioned just a minute ago do make it difficult, i think, to really go very quickly and any kind of democratic the way that yo

benghazi. listen to ben describing the reaction they received. >> reporter: we are the first television crew toet to this city. and we were just overwhelmed by the welcome here. people were throwing candy inside the car. clapping, shaking our hands. telling us, you're welcome, thank you for coming here. an incredible experience. >>> one man that is foom with the strife, he is the son of libyan political activist. his father was jailed by gadhafi's regime in the '90s. has not been heard from since. and you say you came here when you were 5. i thinky bitty with your uncle to attend school, correct? >> correct. >> first beginning the news today, gadhafi's death. did you believe it when you read it or saw it? >> no. i was online looking for videos, pictures, something to conif i am it. and it took a little bit. when i got here into the studio, that's when i actually saw some videos and it brought goose bumps and chills and smiles to my face. >>> and smiles to your face. your mother is in libya right now. she's in benghazi. >> correct. she and my older brother. >> just visiting. >> and trying to get