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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Tripoli: Nic Robertson) The anticipation in Tripoli of a Friday protest in the mosque rather than on the streets due to the tightened security, rumors that people have been disappeared, how the fear is real and palpable and what happened on a road to the border with many people driving dangerously discussed. [In video, MAN - says we were attacked by the vicious Kadhafi regime.] [From Tripoli, "The Sunday Times" Marie COLVIN - says people are more frightened now and the protesters might face force in a march on Green Square; comments on Kadhafi's focus and his lack of coherency, how Kadhafi is still here while bodies have come back, how people worry about being on camera, how much the press is restricted, how the people have had a taste of freedom.]
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Jill Dougherty, Johns Hopkins University professor Fouad Ajami and University of Denver dean Christopher Hill about Libya and the options for the US. [DOUGHERTY - comments on the issue of a no-fly zone and what other options might be; notes the administration is still unclear on who the rebels are and what they want.] [AJAMI - assesses the messages being sent by Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Obama is testing the waters; suggests Kadhafi's message: the rebels are alone; notes the US is playing for time.] [HILL - says the US has a clear policy on wanting Kadhafi out and the diplomatic strategy is to see what can be done to get him gone by working with other nations.]
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) An earlier interview held with a doctor in Misrata, Libya. [Voice of DOCTOR - describes the wounded and murdered by being shooted in the head and chest; says there have been kidnappings in the city; notes we are trying to hold our city; states the government claims about the drug Tramadol are silly.]
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Ben Wedeman and Daily Beast contributor Fadel al-Ameen about Libya. [WEDEMAN - explains who is the opposition here: those who had not been involved in the government and defectors by the Kadhafi regime, an odd collection of people: from the military, Libyans who have come back home; states it is unlikely those in Benghazi can help out in Tripoli: it is a logistical problem for the Libyan irregulars.] [AMEEN - comments on the national transitional council, a tendency for the opposition to be inclusive.]
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(Studio: Isha Sesay) A report that an American {Robert Levinson} who had been missing in Iran since 2007 may be held in southeast Asia; the background of the man who carried out the attack on US airmen in the airport in Frankfurt, Germany; the discovery of live ammo in the Madison, Wisconsin, capitol; Stock Market Report and the "miracle" dog that was euthanized and survived reported.
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