And Getty Images Staff Photographer Chris Hondros died Wednesday of wounds

And Getty Images Staff Photographer Chris Hondros died Wednesday of wounds, a spokeswoman for the photo agency said. "Chris never shied away from the front line having covered the world's major conflicts throughout his distinguished career and his work in Libya was no exception," said Manager of Public Relations Jodi Einhorn. "He will be sorely missed."
Two other photographers, Guy Martin and Michael Christopher Brown, were wounded, according to the New York Times.
Libyan Foreign Minister al-Obeidi said the government would consider a cease-fire in Misrata if it was on both sides. "I think the only way is give peace a chance" through a general cease-fire, he told ITN.
But Abdul Hafiz Ghoga, deputy chairman of the Transitional National Council, rejected the offer, which he said would have included an interim government, free elections in six months and reform that would include Gadhafi's future role.


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