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campaign's negative ads. also -- gingrich says he won't vote for ron paul if the texas congressman wins the republican nomination. plus -- a frightening day at country's biggest shopping mall and nothing to keep from happening the a mall near you. first in iowa, the skating criticism newt gingrich levelled at two of his republican opponents, mitt romney and ron paul. just a short time ago wolf blitzer asked gingrich about the barrage of attack ads both romney and paul are running in iowa. republican voters caucus exactly one week from tonight. listen to some of what newt gingri...

he says it will make a huge difference for americans who are suffering and will cut tacks, but he's warning lawmakers who oppose it they'll answer to him and the voters. >> the question then is will congress do something? if congress does something, i can't run against a do nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it's not a matter of me running against them. i think the american people will run them out of town. >> let's go to brianna keilar. the president acknowledged that americans are very frustrated right now. >> he did, but he also deflected any suggestion that they are...

else from the cnn team and other networks from around the world who gathered over the last few weeks to report on the libya story from the rixos hotel, that last bash of pro-gadhafi control in the libyan capital, they are now free. they are driving through the streets of tripoli headed to a safer location. they were running out of food, they were running out of water. hopefully -- well, hopefully they'll be able to have a regular meal, call their loved ones, have a glass of water, take a shower, and just relax, but it was an absolutely traumatic experience. so along with suzanne malv...

Nothing happened. >> reporter: but we saw a schism developing, some in this group were arguing they've already won and should call it a day. others shouted them down. in cairo neighborhoods, many who support the cause are losing patience with the die-hards who have brought life in cairo to a halt. >> we got what we want. we have to stop now until we can see the change. >> reporter: and just when life beyond tahrir square started to feel normal again, a reminder that this country remains in crisis, the nationwide curfew. >> at 7:00, take a look at the country. it's completely closed. no restaur...

One thing that the government says it will not do. mubarak personally doesn't want to be humiliated. and a lot of egyptians, by the way, who aren't in tahrir square, don't want to see the person who's led this country for three decades be thrown out in a disgrace, to have him pack up his bags and run in the middle of the night like tunisia's president. the arab states certainly don't want that. and if we're to make a statement -- and it's pretty clear the united states doesn't want that either. they want a smooth transition. the united states has never called for mubarak to get on the next pla...