CNN Evening News for Monday, Feb 23, 2004
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(Studio: Judy Woodruff) The looming deadline in Haiti for the power-sharing deal noted.
(Port-au-Prince: Lucia Newman) The uprising against Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide featured; scenes shown of the Marines arriving to protect the US Embassy, Haitians looting grain, armed rebels & Aristide supporters in the streets; details given of the prospects for a negotiated settlement. [Leaving, AMERICAN - comments.] [Rebel leader Louis Jodel CHAMBLAIN†- {thru translator} says we have liberated this town.]
(Studio: Judy Woodruff) Live interview held with New York City police commissioner Raymond Kelly about the situation in Haiti. [From New York, KELLY - outlines the Marines' mission; states Haiti needs an international security presence to provide order/maintenance; calls Haiti a "troubled land" that has high unemployment; says a U.N.-sponsored intervention could restore order.]
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