, i'm sorry. >> reporter: mohamed and hannibal, and their children fled.ople believe gadhafi and his family were in the south and would have driven westward to the border with algeria. the crazy thing about the situation now, algeria is the only country that still recognizes gadhafi as a legitimate ruler here. they say they have taken the family in on humanitarian grounds. but already the national transition council here says we want them back. we want to put them on trial, unspecified charges so far. beyond that, they say if algeria doesn't hand them back, they will treat it as an act of aggression against the will of the libyan people. they're really drawing a line in the sand here. you get the impression that they don't want moammar gadhafi and anyone else going there. it's a message to the algerians, too. >> arwa, this guy, we have seen a number of sons like saif, khamis who was allegedly killed who have a very active role in the military and military in the government. do we know much about these two sons? are these the playboy sons? i know a bunch ga

hannibal, i'm sorry. >> yeah, hannibal and his daughter fled.believe they're south of the country and drove west of the border to algeria. algeria is the only country around here that still recognizes gadhafi as a legitimate ruler here and they say they've taken the family in on humanitarian grounds, but already the national council here says we want them back, we want to put them on trial on unspecified charges so far, and if algeria doesn't send them back, they'll be in an act of regression against the libyan people. they've really drawn a line in the sand here. you get the impression they don't want muammar gadhafi getting found. >> the sons, we've seen the son who is khamis who has allegedly been killed, have a very active role in the militia, in the government. are these sort of the playboy sons? i know there were a bunch who used to give a lot of money to american entertainers to perform in st. bart's and clubs, were they just doing business and traveling around the world? were they kind of playboys? >> it would appear to be the case. i me

hannibal, i'm sorry. >> mohamed and hannibal. and their children fled.ost people believe gadhafi and his family were in the south and would have driven westward to the border with algeria. the crazy thing about the situation now. algeria is the only country that still recognizes gadhafi as a legitimate ruler here. they say they have taken the family in on humanitarian grounds. already the national transition council here says we want them back, we want to put them on trial -- unspecified charges so far. beyond that, they say if algeria doesn't hand them back, they will treat it as an act of aggression against the will of the libyan people. they are drawing a line in the sand here. you get the impression that they don't want moammar gadhafi and anyone else going there. it's a message to al jeer ygeri too. >> we have seen a number of sons like saif, khamis who was allegedly killed with an active role in the militia, the government. are these the playpoissoboplayb. i know a bunch gave money to entertainers in st. bart's and clubs. are these people living of

we know that hannibal himself may be in algeria. do we have any idea what's happened to the wife who this woman says did this to her? >> reporter: and the short answer is no, we don't. we understand from the algerians that hannibal has crossed the border into algeria, but his wife, aline, a former lebanese model, we don't know where she is. as far as we're aware, she's never been charged with anything. now, though, we're seeing what apparently, according to this ethiopian nanny is the most barbaric torture for no reason at all. >> what's been the international reaction to this story? is there any way to prosecute this woman? >> reporter: well, there's been a phenomenal reaction from viewers, from people going on to the cnn.com website. we have been in touch with the state department, for example, in the u.s. i think there is an enormous amount of interest in her story. people clearly want to do something about it and we're working to try and make that happen in as effective a way as possible. the problems here on the ground are obvi

his son hannibal led the life of a flamboyant playboy.rned about hannibal's sadistic wife when he met a woman who worked for her. dan? >> reporter: we went looking for insight into how the gadhafi sons lived. we found their holiday beachside complex basically of villas and amongst all this decadence we stumbled into this story of unspeakable suffering. i'm afraid some viewers may find this report disturbing. this is the inner sang item of the gadhafi family. much evidence here of a decadent lifestyle. now a rebel commander plays where gadhafi's sons used to party. this compound of opulent beachside villas is dripping with every luxury imaginable. it's been ransacked but still looks like a villain's hideout in a bond movie. in one rebels are sharing hundreds of bottles of fine champagne. each bottle worth hundreds of dollars. but amid all the decadence there were acts of unspeakable cruelty. this house belongs to hannibal gadhafi. what went on here was truly horrendous. meet a 30-year-old ethiopian nanny who describes how she was horribly

she says she refused to beat hannibal's toddler who refused to stop crying. was actually scolded twice and the most recent episode was three months ago, the wounds still raw and weeping. she appears to be in desperate need of medical attention. >> translator: there were maggots coming out of my head because she had hidden me and nobody had seen me, and they found me and put in the hospital. >> reporter: but she was covered and brought back, and the guard that helped her was threatened with prison if he took her to the hospital again. >> translator: i a whole year. they didn't give me one penny. now i want to go to the hospital and i have no money. i have nothing. she said no money for you. you just work. >> is this the true face of colonel gadhafi's regem amid wealth the brutality out to look after the dictator's grandchildren. dan rivers, cnn, tripoli. >>> we'll be right back. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil

we had the story of the nanny who worked for hannibal gadhafi who alleged that hannibal's wife pouredoiling water over her, and that is the kind of people that you are dealing with when you talk about hannibal gadhafi anyway. the daughter of colonel gadhafi aisha has given birth today. and that is an indication of the humanitarian grounds and perhaps they felt that they had to let the heavily pregnant woman across to give birth, but they have not explained why the others were allowed over, and haven't explained anything really other than they have crossed over and they don't know where the crossing point was. >> dan, a lot of questions surrounding that and of course, the hunt for moammar gadhafi also continues. thank you, dan. >>> well, she watched irene's floodwaters wash away her home. we are going to talk to her about the devastation in the town of prattsville, new york, and how she and others are coping. have i got a surprise for you! a mouthwatering combination of ingredients... i know you're gonna love. [ barks ] yes, it's new beneful healthy fiesta. made with wholesome grains,

that interview, i'm not hannibal lecter.e's been our own personal hannibal lecter on this case. you know, that's exactly who he is. >> she played along as the nonthreatening young female. he'd sexually devoured young women, hadn't been close to one in years. >> so i'm just going real easy with him having conversation. i kind of feel like a [ bleep ] idiot sitting here, because i got nothing out of all of this. >> you did, you know it. i don't know everything. >> so you think you got a shot, maybe the only shot. >> maybe. this is the last shot we have with him, he's going to be arraigned the next day and get his lawyer the next day. so we couldn't talk to him after this. >> ream suggested a game of sorts, find the body. he'd had a number of real estate properties linked to him over the years and jen pulled out a list of those locations from her case file. if she'd give him an address, he'd tell her whether she was hot or cold. >> he says, yes, you should look there, well, no, that's not a good place to look. >> how are we goi

gadhafi's wife safia, his sons mohammed and hannibal and his daughter aisha reportedly entered algeria monday morning. a spokesperson for libya's national transitional council has criticized algeria and demanded the family's extradition. >> translator: this is an act of aggression against the libyan people. >> the whereabouts of gadhafi and his second son, saif al islam, are still unknown. libya's national transitional council has set up a unit to locate gadhafi and has offered a reward of about $1.7 million for his capture. >>> the european union has opened a humanitarian aid office in tripoli to deliver relief supplies to libyans. the eu announced on monday that an advanced team of four experts opened the office in the capital. they'll work with non-governmental organizations to deliver essential supplies like medicine and water. the union also says it plans to employ more loelz if necessacal. the effort is part to support the pro-democracy movement in libya. the eu will open offices in the city near the border and the eastern city of benghazi, the stronghold of anti-government force

ayesha fled to algeria with her mother and two brothers, including hannibal. saif al islam has also disappeared from view. like his father, he is wanted by the international criminal court. according to information received from the bbc. anti-gadhafi fighters are pushing to the colonel's birthplace. is a vital operation for the powers in this land. >> just a brief time ago i spoke with jeremy. >> yes, that is exactly right. the colonel himself said that to me and all the opponents of the colonel i've spoken to a said the same thing. is the one thing they agreed on. that colonel gaddafi would want to die in libya. four members of his family, two sons, his daughter and his wife have decided to go to algeria. the international tribunal is very displeased the day they -- this place. they condemn algeria. >> why are they so upset about his wife and sons and daughter? >> well, you know, in the last year or so, certainly since the great crisis back in february, he has relied more on his close family. his daughter, ayesha, for example, made that very rabble rousing sp

brass, and then when he points to the saxophones, they stand up, and it was like... it was like hannibal coming in through italy, through sicily, with the elephants. it was amazing. i mean, and it was... >> hinojosa: and you knew then? you said, "okay, music is going to be what i'm going to do"? >> well, yeah. that was one one of... that, and then i was very fortunate also, because during that time period, jazz was still very much a part of the psyche of mainstream america, because it was in all the cartoons, johnny quest, top cat, courageous cat... >> hinojosa: pink panther. >> all these... yeah, right. you can go down the list. all of the variety shows had orchestras playing jazz in one way or another. the tv shows, mchale's navy, et cetera. >> hinojosa: god, everybody's going to go back, and they're going to start listening to these shows. you end up coming to boston to the berklee school of music. >> right, right. >> hinojosa: but what... >> and i was the first... i was the first puerto rican from new york there. when i was there, nobody... i remember my freshman year, my roommate, w

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mutassim, as others in the family flee across the border to algeria-- among them, his wife saifa, son hannibal, and daughter aisha-- who's reported today to have given birth to a daughter herself. aisha was last seen at a rally supporting the failing regime in april on a balcony in the heart of the qaddafi compound in tripoli. today, in the very spot where she stood, newly liberated libyans dance and celebrate. the former qaddafi compound here is now tripoli's' number one tourist attraction. thousands come every day to shout their hatred of qaddafi and all who were associated with him. no wonder the family want to be as far away from this place as possible. they know what fate will await them-- a fate that has already caught up with khamis qaddafi, reputedly the most ruthless of the whole family. rebel commanders say he was killed as he led his troops in a fighting retreat from the south of tripoli on saturday. >> sreenivasan: also today, a top rebel official said his forces have "a good idea" where moammar qaddafi himself is hiding. he said, "we don't have any doubt that we will catch him." i

meanwhile, reports from the algerian government that hannibal gadhafi and muhammad and his daughter aisha and wife safai entered algeria at 8:45 a.m. yesterday local time for humanitarian reasons, according to the algerian government. algeria doesn't recognize the rebel national transitional council here and they have been apparently offered some sort of safe haven there. the ntc is saying they should be force to do come back here. they should be extradited to face trial here and if algeria doesn't do that, it will be considered as an active aggression against the will of the libyan people. so some pretty tough rhetoric from the rebels here who are clearly desperate to finish this job off, finish the fighting, but also to bring colonel gadhafi and his family members to justice. >> dan, thanks. you know that search for gadhafi in his hometown making news on the international scene. zain verjee is joining me from london. what are the headlines saying? >> reporter: good morning. let's take a look at them. it says libya hunts for a living ghost in "the herald tribune." it says perhaps only fi