and then afterward, we were taken back to the hotel, also because they feared that they could still be unexploded ordnance at that site. as i said, there seemed to be one unexploded bomb still in the structure. it s unclear whether that bomb had any explosives in it or whether or not that might have been a preliminary device that was thrown on to the house to penetrate the ceiling to then make way for the actual ordnance that would have been dropped. so after viewing the destruction at that site, they took us back to the hotel that we re in now, and then gave that press conference, which seemed to us to be a quite an emotional one, with a lot of people here from the libyan officials getting up, screaming when they heard the news. obviously in a lot of disarray and very upset at the news that they were hearing. it also began with a long speech by the government spokesperson, saying the death prayer, for saif al arab. it was certainly one very much out of the ordinary than what we usuall