another of colonel gadhafi's son, mohammed gadhafi escaped from rebel custody on monday. a third son is the only son currently under arrest. >>> matthew chance is at the hotel where say eave gadhafi made his surprise appearance. earlier, he described his talk with gadhafi's son. >> outside there was a white armored land cruiser and people were pounting at me sago owe i went up to it. i knocked on the window and says, can you open the door, i need to see you with my own eyes. he did that. i reached in, turned on the light on the inside of the land cruiser and there he was. gadhafi was meant to be in the custody of the rebels, of course, the international criminal courts in the hague had basically said they confirmed he was in custody. and so everyone had been reporting that this is the oldest son of colonel gadhafi had been captured by the rebels. but here he's a free man. i asked where his father was, my colleague asked. he said everybody, my whole family are in tripoli and he said that the rebels had been essentially lured into tripoli and it had been a trick and that the

the libyan government are winning against the rebels and then we all thought how could that mohammed gadhafi. moammar gadhafi doesn't run he was reported to have been caught that has been released by the by that comment gadhafi i mean he apparently gave a speech. so of course these events. at the back. of the wild about what's happening here in the capital. you can always log on to call for more eyewitness accounts from tripoli. and. even through all the. journalists are staying in a central tripoli hotel say they've been targeted by rebels i get more information now from inside the libyan capital. but fight is not over in tripoli but the carving up of libya's vast oil riches the biggest in africa is already beginning the italian a foreign minister fired at the starting gun saying that if you use. any oil company will play the number one role in the region and the saudis are lower and reports the us won't come cheap for the libyan people. delivered as a promise but seen by many as more of a threat david cameron says nato will stay while libya makes the transition to democracy as allied force

that the libyan government are winning against the rebels and then we also have the news that mohammed gadhafi. moammar gadhafi doesn't run he was reported to have been captured has been released by his other brother comment gadhafi and he apparently gave the libyan television so of course these events completely. at the back. of the wild about what's happening here in the capital. and on our website at www dot com we've got more interviews with witnesses from the exhausts hotel in tripoli. and your group is responsible for a separate turn going to be seen as the reporting these are volunteers than the soldiers he returned from. the picture given this is not the picture of loss and they were very confident trying to say they've been targeted by rebels and or afraid for their lives get more information from inside the libyan capital at dot com. the u.k. has reportedly authorized a clandestine operation to aid the assault on tripoli intelligence agents allegedly inserted into libya to coordinate rebels actions during the push and more u.k. military personnel are said to be on standby in the medi

are winning against the rebels and then we also have been that mohammed gadhafi. mama gadhafi doesn't run. he was reported to have been caught that has been released by his daughter by the comment gadhafi i mean at the apartment he gave the speech to be end of it. so of course he's been completely prior to that that ok well that about what's happening here in the capital on it. and on our website here we've got more interviews with the witnesses from the hotel in tripoli. the media group that was responsible for a separate turn was going so obviously because they were fighting these are volunteers. he returned from the fighting. is not a picture of loss and they were very confident journalists say they've been targeted by rebels for their lives get more information from inside the libyan capital dot com. the u.k. has reportedly authorized a clandestine operation to aid the assault on tripoli covert intelligence agents were allegedly inserted into libya to coordinate rebels actions during the push and more u.k. military personnel are said to be on standby in the med

government and for them pay is winning against the rebels and then we also have the news that mohammed gadhafi has brought on the gadhafi the son who was reported to have been captured has been released by his out of by the comments gadhafi and he apparently gave a speech on libyan television so of course these events just completely plan that the section of the wild about what's happening here in the capital on its head you can log on to our team dot com for more eyewitness accounts from tripoli. they went through all the. journalists thing in a central tripoli hotel say they've been targeted by rebels get more information from inside the libyan capital at r.t. dot com. journalist and anti-war activist susan lindauer says the libyan regime i fall but that won't bring in and to the bloodshed. i think that it is the end of the regime however i do not think that it is the end of the war i think that that nato has a very serious problem they have arrived on at the point of a gun they've brought demat quote unquote democracy to libya through guns and the people of libya are very angry at nato they

government and by that he is winning against the rebels and then we also have the news that mohammed gadhafi has brought on the gadhafi that the son who was reported to have been captured has been released by he's got a brother thomas gadhafi and he apparently gave a speech to be in television so of course these events just completely plan that that's a section of the wild about what's happening here in the capital on its head. a log on to our t.v. dot com for more eyewitness accounts from tripoli. the big story they went through all the. journalists saying in a central tripoli hotel say they have been targeted by rebels to get more information from inside the leading capital at r t dot com. all the fight is not over in tripoli thoughts carvalho libya's vast oil riches the biggest in africa is already beginning the italian foreign minister fired the starting gun saying italy's any oil company will play the number one role in the region as archie's loran is reports the service won't come cheap for a jellybean people. delivered as a promise but seen by many as more of a threat david cameron sa

government and for them pay is winning against the rebels and then we also have the news that mohammed gadhafi has brought mama gadhafi the other son who was reported to have been captured has been released by he's got a brother gadhafi and he apparently gave a speech on libyan television so of course these events just completely time and the perception of the wild about what's happening here in the capital on its side. journalist and anti-war activist susan lindauer says the libyan regime might fall but that won't bring in a chance to the bloodshed i think that it is the end of the regime however i do not think that it is the end of the war i think that that nato has a very serious problem they have arrived on at the point of a gun they've been quote democracy to libya through guns and the people of libya are very angry at nato they are not jubilant the rebels who have arrived are celebrating the people are not celebrating with them these people do not like outsiders they are now preparing to pursue tribal vengeance and vendettas very quietly they will punish those who have attacked them and

compound but lost lost lives but it's all round one went to gadhafi because they said they had mohammed gadhafi and cycle islam a price goes like this along with smiling driving around tripoli so perhaps like last night tonight is another trap for the rebels in the compound that the office forces are allowing all these dozens and scores of rebels into the compound and let's see what happens to like and you know it may be another big trap for the rebels in tripoli some of the countries will call them to support the no why zone in this so-called protecting civilians but since since day one of the bombing of the maids operation they have been massacring civilians and most infamously in little in just two weeks ago it's been confirmed it was the british are you concerned that conducted that massacre eighty five civilians is a. state this is the business which nato is involved in in libya in afghanistan and anywhere else they operate it's state terrorism pure and simple nato apache helicopters and jets have literally massacred and blown apart these rebels against the tripoli. meanwhile journalist ri

but last night i had lost lights bustle round one went to gadhafi because they said they had mohammed gadhafi and cycle islam hey presto cycle as long as smiling driving around tripoli he so a house like last night tonight is another trap for the rebels in the compound that good thought his forces are allowing all these dozens and scores of rebels into the compound and let's see what happens to like and you know it may be another big crowd for the rebels in tripoli two weeks ago it's been confirmed it was the british are you concerned about conducted at moscow eighty five civilians including thirty five children nothing to do with protecting civilians everything to do with dominating few libya but what's been clear in the last few days and it's been admitted by the daily telegraph that yesterday what's planned all along a week by the nato forces so yes they want to wrap up libya wrap it up nicely presented as a as a successful test case to then roll on syria so it's all dependent on worker gadhafi and his people and resist nato here but if they can with this made their way in libya they won't

government and volunteers are winning against the rebels and then we also have the news that mohammed gadhafi his brother and mom adopted at the time he was reported to have been captured has been released by his other brother ahmed gadhafi and he apparently gave a speech on libyan television socialist these events just completely. this is that. of a wild about what's happening here in the capital on its side. meantime brian back up here is an anti-war activist i believe that nato is actions in libya are an investment in the future reconstruction of the country feature foreign bases. the nato forces that liberally stoked them in stimulated it armed the civil war that ended up destroying big parts of the country and then bombed huge parts of the infrastructure knowing that that infrastructure would be later rebuild probably by western corporations making lots of money you would have to then strip nato of any positive performance in in oppose khadafi libya i think in fact if nato stays there will have a noble humanitarian sounding sort of excuses and pretext for their role but ultimately it's t

gawkers compound but lost last night's battle round one went to gadhafi because they felt they had mohammed gadhafi and cycle islam a press those type of islamic smiling driving around tripoli so perhaps like last night tonight is another trap for the rebels in the compound that doctors forces are allowing all these dozens and scores of rebels into the compound and let's see what happens the like and you know it may be another big trap for the rebels in tripoli human rights organizations say that libyan civilians must be protected during this time of conflict now you have been there you've just returned very recently is that really possible to do that when the situation is so confused now. this and that this has been a rank hypocrisy on the part of all those countries some of the countries were called in to support the no fly zone and the so-called you know protecting civilians but since since day one of the bombing of the nato operation they have been massacring civilians and most infamously in a little in just two weeks ago it's been confirmed it was the british are you concerned about conduct th

mohammed, one of his sons, mohammed gadhafi has escaped. how did that happen? we have no idea. we don't have the details on that but we have reporting that he is escaped rebel clutches and now you're seeing saif, who is able to make it to the riox hotel and talk with the international correspondents there, including our matthew chance who is holed up in that hotel. it's very, very disconcerting -- >> sara, sorry to interrupt you. we have matthew now live. matthew chance if you can hear me, obviously another very tense day for you and the journalists in there. you had this extraordinary encounter we are saif gadhafi. tell me what happened. >> it was very strange, indeed, piers. -- >> local time and we're told he was going to give us a briefing which would have been surprising, obviously. but he didn't turn up. he was a no-show so we all kind of assumed it was spin on the part of the gadhafi regime and he really was in custody but they insisted he wasn't. a few hours later, 1:30 local time, a couple hours ago, all this fuss in the lobby of the hotel. i was woken up in my room and

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mohammed gadhafi is the eldest son, first wife to whom he was married only about six months. trolled libya's phone operators and satellite communications. he was not considered gadhafi's heir apparent. that was the second oldest son, saif alice llama, the face to the west, widely viewed as a force of change in libya. he was the heir apparent and has a phd from the london school of economics before the uprising, before he vowed that rivers of blood would flow if the rebels didn't stop. he is in custody and, like his father, is facing charges of crimes against humanity at the hague. and saadi, a soccer player in italy, which is interesting. he didn't see much on-field action and failed a doping test. many say he bought his way into the sport. where is moammar gadhafi, that is the question that is still unanswered. he may not even be in tripoli. carol? >> president obama is calling all of this a tipping point for libya, take-over of tripoli by rebel forces. he said tripoli is stripping from the grasp of a tyrant. the gadhafi regime is showing signs of collapsing. the surest way f

good-b good-bye. >> that al jazeera anchor then reported that mohammed gadhafi and his family have not been harmed, but that their movements are under control of rebel forces. now, at least two of mohammed's brothers in rebel custody right now. moammar gadhafi, his whereabouts still unknown. nic robertson has more on the gadhafi's, actually interviewed the family over the years. what do you know at this point? >> we know that saif alice llama gadhafi, arrest warrants for him for war crimes now in custody of the rebels. he was, according to his brother, saadi gadhafi, who i met and interviewed both of them while i was in tripoli a couple of months ago. saif was actually running the country, according to saadi. which means with him arrested running the country will be much harder for moammar gadhafi. that, added to the fact that he's holed up somewhere, that he doesn't control the reigns of power, that the rebels have the initiative. wherever gadhafi is, he is in the last phases of his freedom, if you will. the rebels, if they do know where he is, are not saying where he is. but very lik

mohamed and hannibal. and their children fled. i think most people believe gadhafiamily 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 off the state getting money from busin

an anchor was talking with a mom believed to be mohammed gadhafi.to listen to this. >> translator: i'm standing outside my house. i'm being attacked. there's gunfire inside my house. they're inside my house. good-bye, good-bye, good-bye. >> we don't know what happened to mohammed or even his brothers. i want to bring in nic robertson. he's in washington today, but knick, you were the first cnn correspond to get inside tripoli when the uprising started. you spent some time with his brothers as well. first of all, how significant is that that they have been captured. do they have any power? >> saif al islam, according to his brothers was running the country on a day-to-day basis, and he would have had influence wieldled through his father. we're told his father had pulled back from the day to day running of the country. s. a saadi also had power, and was able to affect certain things on the ground. these are people who are not going to -- you know, who are not going to be able to influence anything that happens now. they've been caught by the rebels,

another one of sis hiss siblings, mohammed gadhafi, whose capture was recorded live on al jazeera on the phone, escaped yesterday according to the libyan ambassador to the united states. escaped what seemed to be a house arrest of some sort. >> some people say he was hijacked. the rebel group said he was hijacked. it's unclear what is going on. >> unclear what is going on? in the meantime the fierce battle rages on for control of parts of tripoli. this is a youtube video posted yesterday taken from inside a family's home. black smoke rising all around them. the sounds of machine gunfire and a rocket-propelled grenade launch. you can hear one woman calling for help from god. >> all right. reports now in libya of explosions near a compound where gadhafi may be hiding. ar what damon live from tripoli's airport waiting to see if it's safe enough to go on the streets this morning. good morning, arwa. what's the latest on the reported exploixs at the gadhafi compound. what do we know now about that? >> well, christine, the gadhafi compound has really been the focus of some of the most inte

gadhafi is right now. lots of speculation, but we just learned that one of his three sons who had been captured by rebel forces has in fact escaped. we're talking about his youngest son mohammedansitional council's ambassador to the united states described him here in "the situation room" as being hijacked. mohammad gadhafi was reportedly conducting a phone interview with the al jazeera tv network when rebels first surrounded his home. >> translator: i'm standing outside my house. i'm being attacked right now. there's gunfire outside my house. there's gunfire inside my house. good-bye, good-bye, good-bye. >> rebel leaders believe gadhafi's four other sons are in hiding or run away and another gadhafi son saif al arab was killed in a nato air strike back in april. there's much more on the dramatic situation unfolding in these moments. in libya just ahead we're going to cnn's sarah sydner on the ground with the rebels. we'll get the latest. cause thatw it ought to be my brother credit 'cause you'll need a loan for one thing or another score 'cause they break it down to one simple number that you can use dot to take a break because the name is kinda long com in honor of the inte

helen deather a -- kearl and mohammed gandhi on the other side -- helen keller and mohammed gadhafi.ther side, carolinaen flow remembers, dr. marcus foster, and -- carmen flores, dr. marcus foster. >> reporter: the unveiling will be at 1:00 on the 6th. back to you. >> wow, spectacular. thank you, craig. >>> you can a learn more about the 25 25 humanitarians by going to our channel 2 website. just go to ktvu.com and click on the "remember them" tab. >>> you've seen it. >> yes. >> i've stood next to it. >>> time now is 8:41. stall, we have things happening on the roads. it's not looking pretty. >> no, it's very slow out there, dave and tori -- dave and tori. if you are driving in the east bay highway 4 is cleared up. very traffic in walnut creek. also this morning, we're leaking at the bay bridge toll plaza, trying to get into san francisco, you will be there for a minute and traffic is backed up getting into the city. look at the livermore valley. if you drive there this morning, you need to give yourself plenty of exer time. also slow traffic, on 880 all the way down to fremont. it's

they said they had mohammed gadhafi, one of the sons of moammar gadhafi, in custody but then he escaped, then saif al islam gadhafi, they had him, then he showed up at the hotel with all the international journalists last night. do you believe what these representatives of this transitional national council are saying? because their credibility is right now sort of weak. >> well, wolf, we have definitely found them to be credible and responsible. we have been in close contact with the leadership in benghazi but clearly in the situation as fluid as this that's evolving rapidly, there's going to be confusion, there is going to be misinformation, and those that are on the ground in tripoli may or may not be in full and timely communication with leadership outside of tripoli. so i don't find this particularly surprising, but generally speaking, we have found in all of our engagements with the tnc that their leadership is reliable, is principled and is working to do the right thing. >> how worried are you, when i say you, i again mean the united states government, about the stockpile of chem

as for mohamed, he is if i'm not mistaken gadhafi's oldest son, if i'm not mistaken, from a differentnibal. neither of the sons have charges brought against them in the international criminal court. algeria saying it is allowing these specific family members access to the country on humanitarian grounds, but this most certainly is something that the national transitional council doesn't want to be as an option for gadhafi or any of his other family members like saif or khamis. they do not want them escaping justice. >> we have pictures of hannibal's home, now occupied by opposition members. they interviewed the nanny. she said she had been badly burned with boil iing water from hannibal's wife because she refused to beat their toddler son. quite a scene there. nic, you had remarkable images. you got into the home of the lockerbie bomber who was released by the scottish government two years ago. he looked in really bad shape. i feel like i had seen pictures of him a few months ago in which visible or at some sort of an e eve event. it looks like he's declining quickly. was that legitim

are winning against the referee and then we also have that mohammed is that. gadhafi that the son he was reported to have been caught it has been released by his daughter by that i mean gadhafi i mean he apparently paid to be in television so of course all of these. completely. ok well that about what's happening here in the capital. and on our website amanpour dot com we've got more interviews with witnesses from the rixos hotel in tripoli. the media group who's responsible for a separate turn going start these things they were fighting these are volunteers they're not soldiers he returned from the fighting and giving notice is not a picture of loss and they were very confident journalists to say they've been targeted by the rebels and are afraid for their lives get more information from inside the libyan capital r t dot com. the u.k. has reportedly authorized a clandestine operation to aid the assault on tripoli covert intelligence agents were allegedly inserted into libya to coordinate of rebels actions during the push and more u.k. military personnel are said to b

will and can have an enormous impact to create a very new libya and the libya we saw under mohammed al gadhafir vandewalle and nik burns, as always, we thank you as well. >>> some of the pictures we're seeing from libya look exactly like what we saw in iraq after the fall of saddam hussein. next, will libya descend into chaos the same way iraq did? textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. yup, we had a good year at chevy. they gave us a consumers digest best buy award. then they gave us an iihs top safety pick and you... well, you gave us your approval. so we thought, why not give a little back. the chevy model year wrap up. get in on our greatest model year yet. and now, very-well qualified lessees can get a low mile

max fisher rote about a video that shows the diplomatic passport of one of gadhafi's son, mohammed, looted from the presidential compound. passport is partly written in arabic and some pages in english. if you squint really hard you can see his name is spelled out officially on that passport, gadhafi, g-a-t-h-a-f-i. seriously? that's the answer? i thought our verse was the weirdest one. so, if this diplomatic passport is authentic we now have the solution to one of the great writer style book questions of all time. the other more important question of where is mr mr. g-h-a-t-a-f-i remains unanswered at this hour, as does the question if anyone knows where his weapons of mass destruction are. roots are bringing you down! try root touch-up by nice 'n easy. to extend the life of your color. nice 'n easy has 50% more shades, so you can find your seamless match. with root touch-up by nice 'n easy. >>> behold, we have found moammar gadhafi's nuclear program. we have found it. it's here. this is it. this is moammar gadhafi's entire nuclear program. if you are thinking, that does not look at all l

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

as she said, just a week ago, the rebels claimed to have captured saif, mohammed, three of gadhafi's been told by a rebel commander that they knew they were lying. they intentionally lied because they wanted to psyche out the opposition and get the force toss lay down the weapons. i think some of what they tell us today is an aim to do the same thing right now. they admit that they will lie to us for their own effect on gadhafi's forces. so we have to watch some of the things that they explain to us here, brooke. >>> excellent point both of you make. nick robertson, my thanks to you and abigail, thank you very much. both of you in tripoli. >>> half past the hour. let's look at stories. first as much of the east coast struggles to -- another tropical storm is on the verge of becoming a hurricane. katiy is about 630 miles west, southwest of the cape verde islands and moving west, northwest. you can see the path. the national hurricane center says it could become a hurricane tomorrow or thursday. >>> a former nba player wanted for a murder in atlanta sitting now in a jail cell in los an

has to do with stealing money from would be people that's already taxed colonel gadhafi it could be the prophet mohammed the prophet jesus or the pope which are you. going to. tell you they have no. specter of the media has to stop this war nato has. broken the arms embargo. to liberate me that what the french are why is this going on where is the real international community the people listen what can your the united states turkey chatter not the international community governments around the world to intervene and get this stuff that is going to be a bloodbath here and this is what exactly would need to what the briefly just listening in while you were talking there are going to gunshot the gunshot was coming from close to you was it that was coming from nearby if they're attacking a hotel they're attacking with the international media they try to shoot at me earlier today sniper fire i was great i was on the greeted by sniper fire when i was on the roof putting i had to take catch up and write on a handkerchief a bed sheet press and i had them on the roof this is this is obviously a terribly frighten

vehicles smiling and flashing a victory sign while insisting that gadhafi loyalists are beating back the rebels another of the sons of mohammed was reported to have escaped house arrest yesterday and it is unknown where they are now it's been reported that rebel forces have now entered gadhafi as asea compound storming in after an all day battle with government loyalists some reporting that neither gadhafi nor any of his army personnel are anywhere to be found within the complex but others are a little more cautious about mood a spokesman for the rebels interim council cautioned that someone could still be inside the complex the symbolic value of the victory though was that it stood as the colonel's last castle despite this there's been much celebrant tory gunfire and rebels have been spotted pouring in and out of the fortress with loot right in golf carts i'll go salaams a little bit off from right hand man told al jazeera that he believes gadhafi is still alive and as for the outskirts of tripoli hiding from home home or in small hotels one thing's for sure it sounds like a forty two year old regime is gasping its final few

nbc news can confirm that two of gadhafi's sons are in custody, saif and mohammed. and al jazeera reporting a third has been captured. we're working on that confirmation. but sources close to gadhafi's inner circle say that saif did try to flee dressed as a woman. meanwhile, the search for gadhafi continues after south african officials denied that they were trying to help the colonel flee to that country. nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel is inside tripoli with the very latest for us. richard, good morning. >> reporter: the celebrations are ongoing here in tripoli. this city is still in the process of falling to the hands of the rebels. they now control about 80% of tripoli. but there are still some pockets of this city where fighting is taking place. particularly around gadhafi's own compound in the center of the city. but so far you can see there is incredible enthusiasm here. people have been coming out into the streets, firing guns in the air. we've seen people drop to their knees, kissing the ground. fireworks in the sky. this all began yesterday, w

gadhafi, but we know the whereabouts of key family members. his wife and his daughter, aisha, and his sons, hannibal and mohammed yesterday fleed to algeria. ripoli, more evidence is being uncovered of the brutality of the gadhafi regime. dan rivers has a very disturbing story of a nanny allegedly tortured by the wife of one of gadhafi's sons. we have to warn you, the images in this report are extremely graphic, but we wanted you to see it because we think it's important that you know what's really happening. >> reporter: this is the inner san tum. this compound of beach side villas is dripping with every luxury manable. it has been ransacked, but still looks like a villain's hide out in a "bond" movie. we find fine bottles of champagne, each bottle worth hundreds of dollars. but there were acts of unspeakable cruelty. this house belongs to hannibal gadhafi, and what went on here was truly horrendous. meet the 30-year-old nanny who describes how she was tortured by hannibal's wife. >> she tied my hands and feet and taped my mouth. she started pouring the boiling water on my head, like this. >> reporter: her crime? she says she refused to be

gadhafi's children? his son saif, his designated heir apparent, captured in a street battle. his son mohammed was being interviewed live on television when rebels entered his home. >> i'm being attacked now. >> reporter: there was word he escaped custody. then there's saadi, the soccer player, he, too, now in custody. today, we saw a stream of rebels flowing out of tririli. energized by their success and empowered by vast stores of weapons they looted from gadhafi's military. why do you need this? "to erase gadhafi's forces," he says. these soldiers tell us they will be back at the various battle fronts in tripoli and around tripoli later tonight. they also say while they can smell victory, they're not prepared to declare it yet. diane. >> thank you, jeffrey. fast moving tonight. >>> and now we want to bring in dr. richard haass from the council on foreign relations. so it's going to be messy in the short term. >> inevitably. >> and does that necessarily mean that the u.s. is in increased danger at this moment? >> the real question is not short-term messiness. that's inevitable. the oppositio

mohammed and saadi. but where is moammar gadhafi? will he be taken alive? sara sidner on the phone. night as fallen, 9:00 p.m. where you are. tell me where specifically you are and what you're hearing on the streets as far as the whereabouts of colonel gadhafi. >> we left tripoli moments ago. came out to the outskirts of the city where a lot of the rebels often retreat in the evening time. some of them actually even go home. what we were hearing in city center today were definitely loud gunshots back and forth. definitely they were engaging in a fight in the city center or around the city center. we were told by rebel forces that there were snipers in the area around the square and some on top some of the buildings in parts of the city. there was definitely, a battle that we heard. we were unable to get close to it. we were at a checkpoint and told us it was too dangerous to go. they had it partly under control. you hear that a lot of times. but they are also saying that they do have 80% of the city under control. that there are people who are hiding in some of these urban areas. ob

gadhafi personally. he said his eldest son mohammed called him.o his father who said he is in tripoli, he's healthy. he is prepared to fight to the end. let's go to our military consultant, captain chuck nash who joins us now. retired military captain. what do you make of that? >> well, greg as this thing unfolds, what is very interesting is we have cameras and the scene and people close to it. normally the first reports you get out of everything like this is so chaotic that they are not to be trusted, it's just more protending than pulling out detail. if moammar qaddafi is in the headquarters, in the compound, and if he allows himself to get trapped like a rat then he would have allowed himself to get trapped just like some people thought osama bin laden had been trapped in tora bora, then we found out he really wasn't, he was somewhere else. it remains to be seen if he's really in there and got himself, so underestimated the situation that he thought he could survive in tripoli, which that was a bad piece of judgment work on his part if that's w

mohammed get that. could offer. he was reported to have been caught it has been released by his daughter by the comment gadhafi i mean at the apartment he gave the speech. so of course he's been completely. at the back. of the wild about what's happening here in the capital. and you can log on to dot com for more eyewitness accounts from tripoli. through all the. journalists are staying in central tripoli hotel say they've been targeted by rebels to get more information from inside the libyan capital. called. the fight is not over in tripoli but they're covering up of libya's vos oil riches the biggest in africa is already beginning the foreign minister fired the starting gun saying that it will use any oil company will play the number one role in the region and its lore and reports the service won't come cheap for the libyan people . delivered as a promise but seen by many as more of a threat david cameron says nato will stay while libya makes the transition to democracy as allied forces lend support to the rebels to take tripoli to stop the war coalition warns libyans not to expect they're getting something for not

mohammed translate these simple answers from english and over the. course of security and we'll all. freelance journalist you can chandan who has recently come back from libya has told me earlier that gadhafi forces may continue the fight. nato are under helicopters and jets have literally massacred and blown apart all these were able to get into tripoli and look at our images very carefully and from tripoli and even western mainstream media is admitting that no civilians are coming out in support of the rebels although all the shoppers all the shops all the houses are shut down in zawiya and the shut down in tripoli now the rebels think they've got his compound last night i'd have lost lives but it's a round one when to go home and the guardian cycle is an amp the press corps like it is around this not only in driving around tripoli so a house like last night tonight is another truck of the rebels in the compound that talkies forces are allowing all these dozens and scores of rebels into the compound and let's see what happens to like maybe a number of the rebels in tripoli two weeks ago it's been confirmed it was the british are you concerned about conducted a massacre eighty five civili

gadhafi's compound fell, no celebration. no throngs of curious gawkers. instead, snipers. rebel soldier, mohammedther. >> up on the building. >> reporter: we were not about to test his words. this road is not safe? >> yeah. is not safe. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: all right, yeah. come on. we're as far as we can go inside the gadhafi cocoound. let's go this way, please. those snipers hit this rebel in the neck. he died before our eyes. he lived to taste just one day of a free libya. there was no concern for the safety of 35 journalists and others being held by gadhafi's loyalist at the rixos hotel. armed guards roamed the corridors. they were running out of food. they were released. bbc's matthew price was one of them. >> they simply did not believe that the city could fall. they believed they were protecting us from the rebels. >> reporter: every trace of gadhafi was being erased with vengeance. green flags stomped on. his portrait riddled with bullets. where is he? possibly underground. the search is on for a network of underground tunnels that were built for just such an escape in tripoli. one is

the sons of gadhafi still appear to go uncaptured despite reports earlier that indeed they had been found. as long as those three sons, mohammedto be the successor, do have access to pro-gadhafi troops and can still actually command pro-gadhafi forces, there will be certainly resistance going on. another day of fighting expected around tripoli and elsewhere in parts of the country. the rebels saying that the hometown of gadhafi is expected to surrender today. however, we must say that with a word of caution and a degree of skepticism because rebels have said these sort of defeat surrenders will happen before and have them proven to be untrue. but if the hometown does indeed cave in to the rebels that, will be a blow to gadhafi. his whereabouts remain unknown. if he had planned to make a bee line for his homeland, then certainly the options there are being limited if the rebels are gaining ground. back to you. >> brian: all right. dominic, this is going to be from euphoria on monday to a lot of intrigue on wednesday. thanks so much. other news breaking around the world, including extreme weather here on the east coast. >> julie

gadhafi. listen, how do you think things are going? he speaks a little bit of english, tell me, mohamed>> we have justice goal, yeah. and i think -- [inaudible] [speaking in native tongue] >> reporter: three tanks on the other side of the wall? >> yeah, yeah. and now we are trying to clear the area. we have some snipers over the high building from this area close to the -- [inaudible] >> reporter: has anyone managed to get inside the compound yet? >> exactly i don't know. >> reporter: no, okay. are you taking many injuries? i've seen some injuries but not very many. >> are our side we have, i think, just two. [speaking in native tongue] [gunfire] >> reporter: my colleague in london is asking how do you feel it's going? how do you feel in your heart about -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> reporter: okay. okay, thank you, guys. thanks. >> welcome, everybody! jon: wow. dominic di-natale is streaming to us live on the border of libya and tunisia. what's going on there? >> reporter: we are seeing constant flows of people trying to flee libya, thousands upon thousands of libyans mak

gadhafi his son has been arrested out of a hotel inside tripoli. but there are other rumors, circulating on arab tv that his other son, mohammed surrendered as well.een arrested that is very bad news. that means his own politicalt@5. >> gregg: would it be your sense walid he would try to give up, three? >> it is interesting before i intervened with you now gadhafi was on his third speech in 24 hours. we don't know if that speech was aired before or after the capture of his son. we don't know if he knows his son was captured. in that speech he was still calling on villagers, tribes to continue to fight which i feel will be his behavior for the next hours and probably couple of days. >> gregg: i want you to react to this judith. you were talking to us about the other son mohammed. >> yes. he's one of those key guys who his father looked to for the personal protection. there are all sons are equal, some are more equal than mohammed was key. >> gregg: if the rebels have them both as there are some reports, wow. >> it is wow, that is what it means. it is strange, one would think with his father. if he's not, either the reports we heard earlier from dom

gadhafi popped up yesterday after these claims that he had been captured. in fact, the rebels were saying they held three of his sons, another one of the sons, mohammed, apparently escaping rebel capture after being held for some hours. let's listen some more. [ speaking in a foreign language ] [ speaking in a foreign language ] [ gunfire ] [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> hello, everyone. this is randi kaye here watching the live events unfold in libya here along with michael holmes. it is 7:00 p.m. in tripoli, where the fight to oust moammar gadhafi just took a potentially momentous turn. within the past 90 minutes, libyan rebels penetrated gadhafi's compound which nato war planes have bombed off and on now for months. >> the rebels now have the run of the place. we have seen them celebrating, confiscating files and weapons and ammunition as they go room by room through what is a large compound with multiple buildings. we are hearing about pockets of fire, in fact, we have actually seen that. you can see now a fire that appears to have broken out in one part of the compound there. until he pulls out, it's difficult to know what part this is. we have been