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Their own confirmation. so all that now on the table at 9:33 here in new york. martha. martha: for more on these development, huge developments this morning, we want to bring in waleed faris, middle east terrorism analyst and author of the coming revolution and struggle for freedom in the middle east, wally, good morning, can you hear me okay? >> i can now. martha: your impressions of what we're watching on the streets of libya this morning. >> we are watching the end of a major chapter in the history of the middle east. qaddafi came to power in '69, i was 12 years old when that happened. now,...

ago, the rebel fighters celebrating the demise of the dick at that timor that ruled with an iron fist over these people for 42 years. bill: we start to start with tripoli, david piper has been there for six weeks, reporting on all the developments and the latest developments now. david. >> reporter: well, bill, from what we're hearing from the information minister, from the national transitional council, he's going on the record to say qaddafi is dead, and libyan tv is now broadcasting a picture of someone who looks like qaddafi, blooded. the report we've got over the past hour sugge...

above kind of energy strategy which he believes will end up creating something in the neighborhood, he says, of about 1.2 million jobs. governor perry says on top of this, that it is something that can be done by the next administration, his administration, within the first 100 days it could be launched and he would not need the assistance or, if you will, would not have to have the hinderance of congress in doing that. he says if there were sufficient releases of regulation and that leases of federal land, federal waters, or loose ended up, that it would spur energy development here...

us, what now, legalland? >> reporter: bill, the violence continues in downtown cairo as the protestors are clashing with police, the death toll, up to 36. this is the kind of violence that has the potential to spin out of control. they used to have the military to protect them, and the police to keep the muslims from burning down their churches. they don't have that anymore and after a church burning this weekend, they took to the streets, the christians marched down towards the plaza where they have the nile television building and that's where these clashes began, personnel carrier...

Advise them to lelt their neighbors know they are american? >> can you put that another way geraldo? >> should americans in cairo let people know they are american? >> you know what, i think right now i wouldn't to be honest with you. i would keep a low profile. i would dress very unamerican. i would not frequent places that americans have known to frequent. i would play low key and not be a curious sam. stay away from the action. during a time of evacuation take advantage of it and get out. you can always go back when things get more stable. >> that's good advice. waleed faris joins us. do yo...