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Now it's aimed at the extremists behind the terror attack that killed our ambassador and other three americans, libya's president, ordered all rogue, unregistered militias to disband by tuesday. and civilian protesters angry over the attack on the u.s. consulate stormed the militia compound and set fire to some of the buildings and remember, we showed you that on fox report last night. we're told if the militias do not comply with the libyan president's order, the libyan army will use force to take them out. our greg palkot is in libya streaming live now from the the capital city of tripoli. g...

We not only had the best workers, we had the best innovators, the best designers. and that's what this is about today. >> reporter: now, the department of energy says none of its loan money, only a portion of which has been drawn down, was spent in finland, but an audit by the gao said the energy department is not monitoring the loans close hi enough to know what the company is doing. the gao said simply, quote, that u.s. taxpayers do not know whether they are getting what they paid for. jon? jon: i'm sure finland is very grateful though, right, jim? laugh a laugh. >> reporter: absolutely. may...

Going to be important or lead to an important role for the oneida party, the awakening as it's called in tunisia. the muslim brotherhood is probably going to do fairly well but not win outright in egypt elections begin in november, and libya still has to come to grips with an election schedule there. the bigger danger in some ways is the diversity in these societies whether it's sectarian differences or tribal and clan differences. libya has 140 different tribes or clans, 30 of which are important be. jenna: wow. >> and this is a moment that you have to bring together diverse elements of socie...

So it is a matter of time. and in this case libya's more likely to be an example in terms of the time frame than either egypt where mubarak was ousted in 18 days or tunisia where president menally was ousted in to days. jenna: is it the international community, is it the international community's involvement, or is it the people within the country that are rebelling? >> the most striking thing across the region whether governments are monarchies or military dictatorships is that the people are taking to the streets in enormous numbers and with tremendous resilience. you saw in syria today the ...

Jenna: the country of libya experiencing its first full day without gadhafi. his fall, his death and the grisly images we've actually seen of his final moments, a vivid reminder to what can happen to dictators who brutalize their own people. our next guest says there is not one arab leader in the region who's sleeping well now. he's the author of "rock the casbah," and her name is robin wright, and she's joining us now. robin, there seems to be a recognition as well that gadhafi was one of a kind. a dictator, but eccentric and odd and just weird at times. why does his death send a message to t...