anthony shadid of the "new york times," leila fadel of the "new york post." anthony, recap for me, for you who's en so much of the arab world, what it was like yesterday to see this man in this cage presented with these charges. >> well, you know, charlie, i was first based here as a journalist back in the mid-1990s. not even that time not even taxi drivers would talk about president mubarak. there was a aura and prestige of power around him. watching the trial, there was a humbling of power. in a way, the aura around former president mubarak became mundane to the millions of people watching it,specially in egypt, he was a man. he was merely that. i think that was the most remarkable transformation. a lot of -- in a lot of ways i think the reverbations of those remarkable protests back in january and february came fa-to-face with a person that they had -- you know, that they toppled. mr. mubarak was sitting in the courtroom. he said two lin. and that was all he said to the judge. his s, you know, frequently leaned over to him to whisper into his ear, because

joining me on the road is leila fattal, can you tell me what's the latest you heard?transit right now. >> reporter: well, overnight there were several uprisings in tripoli. they went up until 4:00 a.m. and by dawn the city had become relatively quiet. dissidents inside tripoli that were reached by phone said they expected that gadhafi would retaliate today with his forces that many of the entrances and the exits of the city are sealed off and they would like the rebel forces from the southwest and east to try to storm the city. there are reports that electricity is out in tripoli right now according to opposition leaders in touch with people in tripoli. >> leila, as you're talking about the electricity issues going in tripoli right now. what about the people themselves are they tnguprising? >> well, i think that's still really unclear. right now we're seeing sporadic upridings in neighborhood, but it is unclear whether there is a united uprising in tripoli. it is unclear if this will take days or take hours. the eastern part of the city which was known for having more

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leila is a. i don't know how much longer it's going to last so it's tricky. >> she's only 5.ow exactly where you're coming from. as much as you want to lay down the law and be disciplined about it there's some nights it just feels right. >> you know, it does and i was even hesitant to tell you guys -- >> i heard. >> that laelly is still coming to bed. yes, i did because i was on national television sayingg we had so much success but it's coming along and i definitely want to say that it's our responsibility as parents to figure this out and not leila so we're working on it. >> cam, thanks very much. time for you to weigh in. thumbs up or thumbs down on co-sleeping. is it bad for kids' development. vote on our website. coming up inside the celebrity wedding of the year. ♪ >>> good morning, san francisco mayor ed lee plans to meet with police brass to reduce violence at 49ers games. they are going to ask for a larger police presence and cracking down on tailgating including banning it off of kickoff. they are reiterating that season ticket holders could lose their ticket seats

leila fadel of the "washington post" was in the courtroom today >> he actually seemed quite healthy. he was alert, awake, conversations, hair black, not keeping up his grooming. he did not not as sickly as expected, but outside of the academy, there were large protests of both pro and anti mubarak protesters that ended up clashing over the passions that boiled over today about the mubarak trial. >> warner: nader ashraf outside the courtroom, left little doubt as to where he stood. >> ( translated ): mubarak should have been hanged on the first day of the trial. >> warner: since mubarak left office, the revolutionaries who forced his ouster have demanded he stand trial for three decades of repressive rule. but many feared the military council now running egypt would protect the former air force commander. >> a lot of egyptians saw all this as a moment as a turning point with more and more questioning whether military leadership would be willing to do this. so many doubted it would happen until last minute. >> warner: today, in tahrir square, the mistrust was still there. >> ( translat