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Middle East / Libya / Uprising #993147

CBS Evening News for Friday, Mar 04, 2011
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(Studio: Katie Couric) The latest developments in the uprisings in Libya and Tunisia reviewed; scenes shown.

(Brega, Libya: Mandy Clark) The battles in eastern Libya between the rebels and Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi's forces featured; scenes shown from Benghazi and Ras Lanuf. [REBEL – says the hearts have more power than weapons.]

(Studio: Katie Couric) Report introduced.

(Tripoli: Harry Smith) The situation in Tripoli and western Libya updated; details given about the crackdown on protestors; scenes shown from Tripoli’s Green Square, where demonstrators were locked inside the mosque, and the fighting in Tajura. [From Zawiyah, voice of Sky News Alex CRAWFORD†- describes the mayhem at the hospital in Zawiyah.] The contrast between the uprisings in Libya and Egypt noted. Kadhafi’s hold on power discussed.

(Studio: Katie Couric) Report introduced.

(Pentagon: David Martin) Kadhafi’s future examined. [Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State David MACK†- states he doesn’t see Kadhafi going into exile.] [Secretary of State Hillary CLINTON – comments on Kadhafi’s relationship with Zimbabwe’s leader Robert Mugabe.] [Former naval intelligence officer Henry SCHULER†- notes Kadhafi might be taken out in Zimbabwe.]

Reporter(s):
Couric, Katie;
Clark, Mandy;
Smith, Harry;
Martin, David
Duration:
00:07:00

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