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Libya / Uprising / Kadhafi #990873

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Mar 26, 2011
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(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Tripoli: Jim Maceda) The claim of victory by the rebels against Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi featured; scenes shown of the rebels celebrating in Ajdabiya, NATO warplanes, Brega and Misrata. [Opposition spokesman Col. Ahmed OMAR BANI†- {thru translator} speaks about the winds of change.] [Libyan deputy foreign minister Khaled KAIM†- {thru translator} comments on pulling out.]

(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Tripoli: John Ray) A disturbing moment in which a distraught Libyan woman {Eman el-Obeidy††} claimed to have been raped by Kadhafi forces featured; scenes shown from the hotel where reporters were staying while the woman was taken away by the secret police.

(Studio: Lester Holt) A statement from Libyan officials about the woman taken into custody noted. Report introduced.

(White House: Mike Viqueira) A preview of President Obama's primetime address on the scope and goals of the mission in Libya presented. [OBAMA - says the international community came together to save lives and it is our responsibility.]

(Studio: Lester Holt) A Tuesday NBC News interview with Obama and tomorrow's guests on "Meet the Press" noted.

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
Maceda, Jim;
Ray, John;
Viqueira, Mike
Duration:
00:06:20

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