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How many forces had they amassed, where were they, and what happens now? and also if you can, talk a little bit to what sort of military installations might be targeted by -- under this u.n. security council resolution. >> reporter: it's clear that the government's gotten bogged down, but from the rhetoric they're using we get the impression they want to continue to take the town and encircle benghazi where the rebels are. i asked the deputy foreign minister would they abide by the cease-fire that the city council resolution calls for, and he said it's going to take time to negotiate through t...

Gadhafi's son called and said, "look, we've got a new plan, we're not going to use the army in benghazi, they're only going to encircle the city. we're not going to use the heavy weapons. we're just going to send in police and anti-terrorist units," he called them, nog after what he called terrorists, the opposition there. not clear really what he means by this. is he trying to alleviate and head off the u.n. security council resolution, or was he merely indicating that they're going to in some way sort of try and get him to the wire of conforming with what the security council was about to an...

The reactors. we'll have the latest on the efforts. we're also learning more about the brave employees who are trying to bring these reactors under control. who are they? why are they doing this? and how deadly is the work they're doing? also breaking news in libya and at the u.n. the u.n. security council voting to allow not just a no-fly zone, but any and all measures designed to protect civilians against the regime of moammar gadhafi. we'll talk to wesley clark about what that means and what the military options are. could the u.s. be about to go to war against gadhafi? reports from the gro...

Hour conversion to back intervention. >> ten votes in favor, zero vote against. five abstentions. >> reporter: there was jubilation on the streets of benghazi, after the dramatic late-night vote, in a city where gadhafi pledged to show no mercy, relief that the world had not desserted them. the libyan government announced it would implement an immediate cease-fire. >> therefore, libya has decided an immediate cease-fire and the stoppage of all military operations. >> reporter: it was in marked contrast to the defiance shown by gadhafi supporters last night. >> our thanks to itn's libby vina fo...

Largest town. tanks, artillery pounding that city yet again. at least six individuals, civilians killed. so has there been a reaction, any kind of air strikes, warplanes, nothing so far. it may be yet early days in terms of international reaction. but gadhafi and his forces are clearly probing in this very uncharted territory. back to you. >> they may clearly, jim, have crossed a red line by not retreating from their advance on benghazi and the action today. i'm expecting action out of brussels and we're going to see some sort of military engagement in the next 24, 48 hours. we expect to hea...