and also right now, the government spokesperson, moussa ibrahim is speaking right now.want to dip in and see if we can see what's being said. >> capital of this great nation. and the death toll is beyond imagination. last night the number was 376 people dead and almost 900 injured. some of them, of course, are because of nato's attacks on our checkpoints, army, soldiers and our streets and neighborhoods. some other are because of the fighting between us and the rebels. today, i have confirmation from the libyan ministry of health that since the 12:00 midday and -- what it is now? it's 11:15 local time. so almost 11 hours. 11 hours of violence. it's 1,300 people killed in tripoli alone with 5,000 people injured. the hospitals cannot even cope with such death toll. so we are saying it out loud to the world that a peaceful city, these journalists lived here for a long time and they could see that life was normal and peaceful in this great city. and now it's being turned into a hellfire because of nato's actions. nato is attacking the heart of the peaceful civilian city. it

moussa i be haim saying -- moussa ibrahim saying 1300 have died in clashes on both sides the libyan armyels and anyone caught in the crossfire. add that to some 5,000 casualties who appeared in hospitals in tripoli and hospitals unable to cope, it has been a bloody day. and there's been heavy losses on either side. it does seem that the rebels have the upper hand now. scenes were you seeing on sky news, large parts of the city, whereby, they believe they've won. there's a sense of victory very much in the air. what we need to know is who is defending colonel gadhafi, if he is in the capital of tripoli? wove been hearing that he's appeared yet again on state media. another raging telephone call from him, calling on people to save the capital. where is he making those calls from? it is by no means clear. if it is from algeria, maybe the dying head of a madman trying to cling on to power many miles away. if he's in some hole inside the capital he still feels he's clinging on to the last. he would have a small pool, i think of protectors and defenders around him, small armed forces. we don't

. >> we used to see the briefings from gadhafi loyalists and the press spokesman see this, moussa ibrahim, they've all left. seif al islam is under arrest, we used to see him show up at the rixos hotel all the time. none of the senior officials are still hiding out there as far as you know? >> reporter: well i mean i can guarantee you they're not still hiding out here. it's totally deserted apart from the gunman i can tell you. the officials left 24 hours ago. moussa ibrahim left with his family, other people, broadcasters from state television were here, broadcasting from the basement of the hotel, from the makeshift studio, they've left, left their cameras there, left the sets there, left all of their desks and chairs, equipment and things like that, left it all there, they just completely vanished. we don't know where they've gone. the assumption is there's some safe house close by for them where they've relocated but we can't possibly confirm that, we're not allowed to get out of the gates of the hotel so yeah, more or less we're pretty much on our own with the exception of those guar

and moussa anca ibrahim claimiy are going to turn libya into volcanos, lava, and fire. >> sara sidnerbehind you. >> gunfire. tracers hitting the water tank and the area, so we've got to go. >> number of reporters joining us tonight. sara sidner in green square. arwa damon with the latest on the airport and matthew chance trapped in tripoli in his hotel. all ahead on "360." tracers hitting the water tank >>> that very rare thing in the republican thing, a moderate. jon huntsman believes in global warming, is a moderate. and was once in a rock band. i'm joined by his extremely glamorous wife of 29 years, mary kay. when did you first meet him. >> careful. >> i met him in high school. i grew up in florida, he grew up in california. i was a sally girl in a restaurant, he was a dish washer, and i fell in love with a rock and roll guy. what can i say. >> did you think you were marrying the next freddy mercury. >> oh, yeah. >> he still has that in him today. he is probably the most colorful guy i know. rock and roll, motocross, harley, he -- >> harley? you ride a harley? you ride harley-david