that's how people feel here. they're concerned about speaking. out their mind-set. so there is this mood for change, but the people realize it's just too soon for them to say it really publicly because the regime is still strong here in the capital, wolf. >> nic robertson in tripoli, stand by, nic, i want to get back to you. right now i want to get an update on the situation in the city of misrata in northwestern libya. we've been getting new reports of gunfire and clashes in this, libya's third largest city. joining us is a woman whose cousin died on friday fighting gadhafi's forces. condolences to you and your family. give us a sense what's going on where you are in misrata? >> in misrata, the situation is unstable. like it seems like it is liberated but you don't know what's going to happen next. so you're constantly kind of in