open flatbed trucks driving through the streets after friday prayers, police firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters there. they hoped to march from there into the center of the city. we have just driven that route now. there is nobody out there, and we can see that the government has been able to clamp down on any anti-government protests in the city. will things pick up again tonight? possibly. that s what we have seen in the past. they ve been prepared for it. we just lost nic s signal but he is perfectly fine. as the nation of libya teeters on civil war, a sea of tents, houses, and the men, women and children who are seeking safety, but what they are finding along libya s border is more uncertainty and new dangers. becky anderson is along the border of tunisia with their story. reporter: we are five
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