- Libya's oil chief said Monday that production had been cut by around 50 percent, and argued it was "safe" for foreign oil workers to return after a mass exodus sparked by Moammar Qaddafi's increasingly violent campaign to retain control of the country.

-This might be part of the reason on why the gas prices are increasing because they produce 2 percent of the worlds oil.

Despite Obama's warning, Moammar Gaddafi defied to cease fire last night and attacked Benghazi, LIbya, the first city seized by rebels. "Where is France, where is NATO?" cried a 50-year-old woman in Benghazi, where a doctor said 27 people were killed Saturday. "It's too late."

This is a recent video made by a resident in Libya who opposes Gaddafi's ruling because he is with the large amounts of protesters.

WASHINGTON - Moammar Gadhafi's regime in Libya came under a fierce attack from a U.S.-led coalition of warplanes, ships and submarines on Saturday. Libyan state TV quoted the armed forces command as saying 48 people have been killed and 150 wounded in the allied assault by U.S. and European forces. The report could not be independently confirmed. Libyan TV reported that most of the casualties are children.