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Syria / Crackdown / Zaytouni Interview #994087

CNN Evening News for Friday, May 20, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The protests in Syria during a murderous government crackdown by the forces of Syrian President Bashir al-Assad reviewed; YouTube video shown of the violence and heroism in the streets of people under fire dragging off a body. [Yesterday, President OBAMA - says Assad can lead the transition or get out of the way.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Earlier phone conversation with Syrian activist Razan Zaytouni† about the events in Syria; video from Hama shown. [ZAYTOUNI†- says we have the name of 34 people who got killed across the country with more killings unconfirmed; states people going to the hospital are kidnapped by security.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:05:40

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