>> we're watching some new video just into our newsroom of some of the scenes we're seeing there in tripoli. as you report from inside the compound, richard, the obvious question is who's in charge now? who is in charge of keeping law and order? we remember during the egyptian uprising you did have that strong institution of the military that the people respected. clearly there's no such analog in libya. so who will keep the order? >> reporter: there is no order right now. certainly in this compound it is clearly lawless. they're firing in the air. they're stealing weapons. they are celebrating. the order will be kept by the people themselves, by their tribes, by a loose leadership council, by the rebels, the mosques will play a role. already the mosques were playing a role in getting the word out. i'm on the phone right now -- it