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Libya / Uprising / A Discussion #989643

CNN Evening News for Monday, Mar 07, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The latest claims from leader Muammar el-Kadhafi about the battle in Libya this weekend noted; video shown of fighting, the wounded, graves, a funeral procession fired on. [On French TV, KADHAFI - {thru translator} speaks about fighting Al Qaeda bands; states we are partners in the war on terrorism.] The false information noted.

(Zawiyah: Nic Robertson) The fighting in Zawiyah shown. The situation now in Zawiyah where the army seems to have the upper hand and how it appears the army is holding back discussed; inset video from Misrata shown.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with "New York Times" reporter David Kirkpatrick about the fighting; gunfire heard. [KIRKPATRICK - says the source of the gunfire is unknown, that the real battle is in Sirt, how the army is working in Zawiyah.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Benghazi: Arwa Damon) The need for an international no-fly zone and targeted air strikes to allow the civilian rebels to move forward, the extent of the military organization of the rebels and their will to win discussed. [President OBAMA - comments on Libya.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Kirkpatrick's "New York Times" article mentioned.

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Robertson, Nic;
Damon, Arwa
Duration:
00:14:50

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