after the seacease-fire was declared that there was no cease-fire in these places. on one level, it sounds compliant. but when you dig a little deeper, you see it s probably more about buying some time and giving the regime a chance and breathing room to figure out their next move. okay. so when we talk about the important cities likes misrada and benghazi, they re strong holds. tell us about the two critical cities in libya? there s no fighting in benghazi right now. i heard the al jazeera report as well suggesting that the front line is now 30 miles to the south. my sources are saying that it s further than that. it s closer to 60 or 70 miles to the south, closer the other way than to benghazi. in terms of misrata, there s no question. we hear shelling in the