when officials take us to the city hospital, they stifle any hint of anti-regime comment. the mothers here tell us these babies have a fever and that's why they're in the hospital. they also tell us that the situation in zawiya is just fine, everything is okay. of course, just outside this room, there are government officials, government minders, who are keeping an ear on everything that they say. the new hospital director, appointed since the rebel defeat, delivers the government message. they are firmly in control. >> i didn't have any shortage in any department for the medical supplies. >> reporter: the unspoken message here, the government is not about to give this city up. rebels, not just defeated, but repression of the very freedoms they fought for. it's not just the mosque that's missing here, it's the voice of dissent that were so strong six weeks ago. no one on the streets here will