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Libya / Uprising #994374

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Mar 24, 2011
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(Studio: Katie Couric) The latest developments in the fighting in Libya reviewed.

(White House: Chip Reid) The transfer of the Operation Odyssey Dawn mission from the US to NATO featured.

(Studio: Katie Couric) Report introduced.

(Tripoli: Mark Phillips) Libya’s desperation amid the assault by the coalition featured; details given about the downing of a Libyan war plane by France and Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi’s campaign against the rebels in Misrata; scenes shown of a burning military facility, injured people, a mass funeral, coffins in Tripoli’s martyrs' cemetery. [At funeral, Imam Khaled TANTOOSH†- says they are killing our children and women.]

Reporter(s):
Couric, Katie;
Reid, Chip;
Phillips, Mark
Duration:
00:03:50

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