he added that libyan interior minister nasr al mabrouk abdullah appears to have defected when he traveledto egypt on monday. he said this is further evidence that gadhafi's government has weakened. >>> and now, let's bring you weather forecasts around the world. >>> that's going to do it for now on "newsline." we'll be back at the top of the hour. see you then. good-bye for now. >>> at the center of the city of mongolia is the capital, ulan bator. classic ballet is very popular in this country. the principals, the leading dancers lead so gracefully, a young man dreams of becoming one. batbayar purev-ochiro is 18 years old. but the reality is harsh. ochiro is practicing hard for his graduation performance. today we focus on a young dancer's quest to become a principal. ulan bator is developing rapidly. it's now home to more than one million people. people get around in mini buses. every morning, ochiro goes to school in this packed mini bus. the mongolian national art school of music and dance is at the heart of the city. the school is known for its hard entrance exam and hard training. te

you spoke to matthew chance a little while ago a precarious situation at the rixos al nasr hotel.hey left gadhafi loyal gunmen in that hotel. we had images from sunday night rebels in green square firing shots in the air in celebration giving the impression that they had the square under their control. what we're told now the rebels have essentially come out of the square not out of the area completely but pushed back out of the square and are planning to return back in. the reason? they are concerned about sniper positions in and around green square and all over tripoli. that is of main concern, they have not gone back into green square enforce, they're planning a final push. >> sarah sider in have been in there twice and said you better goet out because it's dangerous. brian todd reporting. good report. >>> as we watched the collapse of gadhafi's regime we can also see an impact on the world's oil supply and the price of gas. the final battle in libya could affect all of us. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." pain relief that works at the site of pain... up to 12 hour

ramadan arrived and i don't feel anything, nasr's mother tells me. then she is overtaken by grief. my son in front of me is worth the world to me, she says. they've deprived me of him. he is one of the egyptian revolution's victims. his family says he was heading to a protest on january 29th when violence erupted in their neighborhood. he was shot in the head. just 18 years old, he died four days later. the martyrs sacrificed their lives so that everyone could have justice, says his brother. we are the people who are suffering injustice the most right now. we're not able to get our rights. like so many victims' families in egypt, they brought a court case against those they allege are responsible for the death of their loved one. but they're frustrated at how slowly it has progressed. they want to see the culprits convicted and executed. they waited six months and say very little concrete action has been taken by the court. i'd like to speed up these procedures for the family, says an attorney for the family. i want them to feel comfortable. if these people felt comfortable and sec