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Purposefully split the commission away, so we had a regulator separate from the organization that was promoting that power. i think there are still some legitimate concerns here in the u.s. about how close the nrc is to the industry and whether there is enough firewall between them, but absolutely at least we have made it clear that that is the goal action that the regulatory agency is separate. right now japan's regulators are within the department of trade. nuclear power is an economic issue in japan, and tepco was trying to get involved in power plants here in the u.s., so, you know, it rea...

You say they are despondent because they need the necessary things to get this thingç done. do they say the united states or anybody else taking down gadhafi, killing him, whatever? what do they see or think is happening to the leader of the country? >> reporter: they want gadhafi to go. but not just gadhafi, also his son. a lot of the focus has been on moammar gadhafi himself. but really it's his son, the bald headed son who is on television aot who has been running libya for the last several years. so they think it's important to get rid of gadhafi and his son and other members of gadhafi'...

>> that will require a lot. we already put that on the table. for the moment i think we need to deal with the humanitarian -- >> you say we should? >> at the moment, that is a big -- >> would we be lucky if one of our rockets killed gadhafi. >> extremely lucky. >> is that good? >> very good. >> bull's-eye. in other words, it's better that we win the fight. >> always better that we win the fight. >> great to have you on. we'll have you back, i'm sure. coming up, was president obama right to go into libya? what's the mission and end game and should it have gotten congressional approval? we're ...

To this. it's not because barack obama himself is somehow a weird dude. >> the huns united states is di on this. here's newt gingrich saying the administration has been opportunistic. it isç impossible to make sens of the standard for intervention in libya except puntism. mugabe has killed more people, the sudanese dictatorship has killed more people. he says in other words if we go into one country and save people from a massacre we were wrong because we could have gone into sudan or zimbabwe. you know, certain countries we can't go into. everybody knows it. >> you have to remember back in ...

Operate in 12 man a-teams, alpha teams that come in, work behind the scenes, and they tell rebel armies what to do, where to organize, how to organize, when to attac where to place their troops, that's the kind of support that the rebels realize now that they need and they will take it probably from anywhere they can get it or wherever they can afford it. >> richard engel, great reporting again. thank you, from benghazi, libya, with the ribses. the director of the sabin center with the brookings institute and a military analyst. great to have you on tonight. i guess you have in your head some ...