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Absurdity of what's on top of his head. if you want to read more, go to my blog. he is good fodder for what it is i do here, candy. >> thank you, jack. this just in to cnn, another death of a photographer, a news person, in libya, in misrata. this is being confirmed by getty, confirming the death of one of their staff photographer, chris hondros. he died of injuries he sustained when he was in misrata covering this as part of a documentary unit, bringing this death toll of these two documentarians, two photographers, to two, in the tragic event today in the very besieged town of misrata. u...

Hetherington was traveling in downtown miss wrought tea. we're not sure if he was on the front line or one or two blocks away from that. some accounts differ. some say that group was hit by a mortar round and a rocket propelled grenade that hit that group and then wounded and the two of them severely wounded are receiving medical attention. of course, candy, at this point in time, misrata is the worst place you can get wounded. it's the worst place to get evacuated out of that area and the most likely, the worst place and most likely place, it seems to me, to get wounded, one can only imagine ...

>> this is -- >> grenades. >> this is the issue in urban conflict. you have reporters, journalists on the ground, unarmed. there's no frontline. you can be walking down the street in misrata. a pew years ago in baghdad. in kabul. violence can erupt. and you really don't know necessarily what is happening around you. you know, i think reporters that go to war zones all say i'm careful. i take all the precautions. i'm so careful about what i do. of course, it can all sort of evaporate in an instant. >> hang on. just into the situation room. a statement from the white house on the death of journa...

Journalists who were ruineded alo alongside him. they give a voice to those that would otherwise not be heard. the libyan government and all governments across the world must take steps to protect journalists doing this vital work. the united states will work to do everything possible to assist those who were injured in getting care they need. our thoughts are with these brave journalists and their loved ones. that gets you choked up. let me ask you, though about the last thing that they just said which is doing anything possible to get them to care. >> to be honest, we don't know but this is ...

That's now -- that now claimed the life of tim heatherington. a group of photographers hit by a rocket propelled grenade. chris han dr. os who took these pictures today was seriously injured. you can see how close they were to the fighting. heatherington posted his last witter entry yesterday. in besieged libyan city of misrata. indiscriminate shelling by gadhafi forces. what are you picking up there, fred? >> reporter: hi, candy. we are getting new information from a couple of sources from inside misrata we have been able to contact. appears it happened today on the western fringe of the city...