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Middle East / Unrest / Syria / Slaughter Interview #990573

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 23, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The uprising across the Middle East reviewed; scenes shown from Syria of security forces versus protesters, from Yemen and Bahrain; details given about what is happening in Yemen. [In earlier interview from Syria, with video from Syria, Insan director voice of Wissam TARIF†- explains why he wants his name known: that the wall of fear in Syria has fallen; describes the situation on the ground; outlines what is being requested from the regime in Syria under President Bashir al-Assad.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with former State Department official Princeton University's Anne-Marie Slaughter about growing violence in the Middle East; inset video shown. [SLAUGHTER - speaks about the courage of the people in Syria where the demonstrations are peaceful and the people are asking for reform in an evolutionary manner; comments on the complex choices for the US administration about Yemen due to the Al Qaeda problem; notes what is happening in Bahrain and what the US can do.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:09:50

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