the u.s. and libya had been reaching out to each other to improve relations. that's part of what involved an internship that moammar gadha gadhafi's son which now at the least looks a bit awkward. he's the man in the black beret, disproving rumors he was killed in an allied air strike. the youngest son of libyan leader moammar gadhafi commands the notorious 30-second brigade, known for brutality. >> this is one of gadhafi's most loyal units and one of the most active in terms of attacking innocent people. >> and here's another title he held, intern in the u.s. for a month he interned with an american engineering and construction firm called acon. the l.a.-based company had deep business dealings in libya until the uprising began. as an intern, he wasn't exactly getting people's coffee or running to the printer every ten minutes. he was jetting all over the u.s., meeting with high-tech companies, universities and with defense contractors.