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>> what should the u.s. do? >> i'm not sure much can be done. there is no appetite. he cannot rule over all of syria. the opposition cannot win and nobody wants to interfere. i'm afraid we are going to keep this stalemate. >> they will continue with all the consequences. is there anything the u.s. can do to stop this? >> humanitarian aid and shoring up jordan that has been inundated and trying to ease as much as possible the suffering of the syrian people which we all feel. >> there is a debate under way as we speak coming to a head in washington. should the u.s. engage in what they call drone...

Spokesman called them impossible demands, silly conditions. he said that the opposition cannot be serious at this time. he said that how can we possibly be pulling out of these cities? one of the demands was misurata. the siege of government forces in misurata should be over. he just flat out denied it. i've spoken to people here who believe he's getting out and may not represent the government. but definitely he was leaving no room open, anderson. >> ben, what's the latest from the front? did opposition forces regain any ground today? >> reporter: no, they didn't. but what we do know is they ...

Accept that there may be a transitional government or council, okay. but for that to include or incorporate anyone from the gadhafi family or regime is, to me, totally unacceptable. >> one man speaking out in tripoli. let's turn to nic robertson who is in tripoli tonight. and in ajdabiya, our own ben wedeman. nic, opposition forces issued demands for a cease-fire today. how did the gadhafi regime react? >> reporter: a government spokesman called them impossible demands, silly conditions. he said that the opposition cannot be serious at this time. he said that how can we possibly be pulling out...