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A member of the former ruling family of libya. he's convinced moammar gadhafi's days are numbered. do you agree? >> era of moammar gadhafi based on my understanding is over. >> days? weeks? >> i cannot predict. >> that's what i want to ask you because even fran townsend, the former homeland security advisor said, you know what, we haven't seen anything. no precedent for anything like this. i want to know from people there, i'm sure they're talking to you about this, is there a direct link between egypt and tunisia and people saying moammar gadhafi is not going anywhere, this is nothing like th...

Dialogue with that group and issued a division of their philosophies and policies and over 200 were released from jail, including the main leader of that group. nowadays, it's looking like some of those that were released are going back into using violence against the government, especially, as i said in the eastern part. >> on that issue, all the eastern province of libya, the fact there was an uprising there, always been rest in the part of the country, no great surprises, the fact it spread to the capital of tripoli and not really seen moammar gadhafi apart from what may have been a prereco...

The claim difficult to confirm. but gadhafi's son says the protesters must stop or blood will flow, rivers of blood in all the cities of libya. >> interesting. we haven't seen anything like this in the mid-east and north africa where we're sitting here two weeks ago, it was egypt and now happening in egypt. two weeks ago, we're saying hosni mubarak probably won't fall, a strong man, saying gadhafi a strong man, probably won't fall. we just don't know. why should anyone care what's taking place in libya and the other question is what might be the next move in all this. our homeland advisor, fra...

Talking about egypt and tunisia and there's a lot of differences when it comes to uprisings there. >> the primary one between egypt and libya, here in cairo, it was a peaceful demonstration, essentially apart from the attacks on the protesters by the military or police earlier on in the demonstrations but essentially, it was a peaceful revolution. this is not what is taking place in libya. secondly, there was a strong opposition movement that had been building and building over the last eight years and then the revolt was led by the young an galvanized the whole of egypt and majority of people...

Joining us live from washington, your highness, you've already been saying moammar gadhafi's rule has ended? ment why do you think that? >> first of all, i want to praise the libyan people for their courage. the libyan people have never showed their great desire for freedom. freedom from fear and oppression and tierney, i have never been more proud. gadhafi is a former leader of libya, was his goal. he has now controlled the country. three-quarters of the country are flying the old constitution flag. though i don't think the menace of anybody from the regime doing to the libya people will stop...