after three decades in power. rebels who have been battling his government for years are now joining demonstrations in the streets. britain's prime minister today became the first world leader to visit egypt since president hosni mubarak's ouster. state-run media reporting that egypt's caretaker regime now has frozen the assets of mubarak and his family. so we're staying on top of egypt as well. the unrest in libya could have a direct effect on all of us. the country produces massive, repeat massive, amounts of oil, and that means gas prices could go up dramatically. and will the protests in wisconsin's capital end any time soon in the governor of that state due to speak out shortly in that showdown over the budget and union. curtis: welcome back to geico radio, it's savings, on the radio.