students called bright star university. but gadhafi s this there, his forces are well dug in not gadhafi himself, but his loyalists are well dug in. they are confronted by a rebel column of 1500, 2000 fighters. very disorganized, very ill-trained but very heavily armed. the two are firing at each other. it is the very definition, jenna, of a stalemate. they re still fighting there today, so that now makes 72 hours where that is the front line. it s now about 135 miles from where i m standing right now here in the rebel stronghold city of men dpaz si. and i don t think benghazi, and i don t think either side has the military muscle to break this impasse. so militarily here in the east i believe there is a stalemate. you mentioned misurata, the third largest city in libya where downtown the courageous residents have endured, now, a