inside tripoli and i can tell you, it is largely dead quiet except for pro gadhafi protestors, this due to largely strenuous efforts by government security forces, they set up checkpoints, using armored personnel carriers, secret police, a real intense of intimidation here. there were hopes from the rebels in the east that the people would come out en mass to protest, we're not seeing that. for access to journalists, this hotel largely blocked, journalists not allowed to leave, internet phone lines shut off so the rebels in the east hundreds of miles away hoping for support inside tripoli and not getting it, the government turning the capitol into a lockdown city. bill: steve, thank you. it will be one weekend over there in libya. patti ann: the pain at the pump is getting more painful literally by the day. according to aaa data, the national average for a gallon of regular is 3.47. that's up about 5 cents from the day before. and it's the second time gas