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Countries ferrying their citizens out on boats and planes. from tripoli, many more people camped out around the airport waiting for their chance to flee. the united nations approved sweeping new sanctions aimed at moammar gadhafi. the resolution includes a travel ban on gadhafi and four sons and several top government ministers. the assets were also frozen. the security resolution allows for an investigation by the international criminal court into the crackdown in libya. it was a unanimous vote. one of gadhafi'ssons, very visible during the crackdown, says his father's government will survive...

Power coming to an end? what libya might look like with a new leader, in the next hour. here in the u.s., demonstrators came out across the country to back organized labor in the wisconsin budget battle. >> save the dream! >> whoo! >> this is what it looked and sounded like in denver. rallies organized in all 50 states to support public employees and others in wisconsin who could be affected by the governor's cost-hutting budget proposal. in olympia, washington, a couple thousand came out to support workers, and others chanted in faufr of giwisconsin's governor scott walker. union members an...

To pick up egyptians. and it was just announced they'll be sending two ships to try and bring citizens home. >> and just yesterday, the united states state department said they didn't think there were any large pockets of americans there, still trying to get out. is that what you're seeing as well? >> reporter: well, i think it's been extremely difficult for anybody to make contact or have communication with citizens of any country inside libya over the last week or some of even now as we hear more and more cities coming under the rebels' control or the protesters' control, there are difficult...

Tripoli. so that all of libya will be free. >> they've had enough of him. it's been 42 years and for many, even one more day is too much. zain verjee, cnn, london. >> moammar gadhafi's days in power coming to an end? we'll examine that next hour. what libya might look like with a new leader. unrest in the middle east causing pain at the pump. gas prices jumped 17 cents per gallon as oil prices surged more than 9%. the national average for a gallon of unleaded gasoline is $3.33. analysts expect prices to continue to rise. top stories now. more grim details emerging out of christchurch, new ...

Government. also just n. new reports out of libya that qaddafi's militia is firing on his own people, and the first major protest in the capitol in days. witnesses say at least four civilians are dead, but the rising opposition is not backing down, calling for this friday to be a friday of liberation. gregg: steve yates is a former national deputy adviser to vice president dick cheney, also president of dc international advisory, he joins us live. mr. yates, always good to see you. >> thank you gregg. gregg: the human rights attorney who really sort of ignited some of these protests in libya...