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Libya / Uprising / Cease-fire #990600

CNN Evening News for Friday, Mar 18, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The prospects for military intervention in Libya against leader Muammar el-Kadhafi for killing his own people introduced; video shown from Misrata of artillery and gunfire despite claims of a cease-fire. [President OBAMA - says these terms are not negotiable: the international community will take military action.]

(Tripoli: Nic Robertson) The latest demands from the Kadhafi regime for international monitors in Libya, claims it is observing the cease-fire, how reporters are not allowed in Misrata, the isolation of Libya reviewed and the status of the fighting in Libya and the issue of outside intervention discussed; inset video shown. [Libyan government spokesman Musa IBRAHIM†- says "do come" to observers.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Benghazi: Arwa Damon) The question as to whether Misrata has been attacked, the concerns of a massacre discussed; inset video shown.

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Robertson, Nic;
Damon, Arwa
Duration:
00:09:50

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