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Libya / Uprising / Obama Interview #990933

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 29, 2011
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(Studio: Erica Hill) The meeting of ministers who pledged to help the opposition in Libya, more missile strikes in Tripoli and the push back by leader Muammar el-Kadhafi's forces against the rebels noted.

(Ras Lanuf: Mandy Clark) The battle for Libya featured; scenes shown of the fighting in Bin Jawad and confiscated weapons; details given about the rebels' call for heavier weapons from the coalition. [REBEL - speaks about the war tourists who come to watch.]

(Studio and White House: Erica Hill) The CBS News interview held with President Obama. [OBAMA - says we have to ratchet up pressure on Kadhafi to get him to leave, Kadhafi's circle knows their days are numbered; states we have a clear sense of who they {opposition} are so we have to consider their goals; outlines the goals: free elections and human rights; promises to monitor the situation in Syria.]

Reporter(s):
Hill, Erica;
Clark, Mandy
Duration:
00:05:40

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