This program is about 1 hour long
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Tripoli: Nic Robertson) What Kadhafi is trying to do in Misrata before the coalition can defend the civilian population and the impact of the allied attacks on Kadhafi and his forces discussed.
(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Washington: Chris Lawrence) The situation in Misrata with Kadhafi attacking the people; the investigation of the F-15 plane crash with the pilot and officer landing in different places after bailing out discussed.
(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Benghazi: Arwa Damon) Kadhafi's intentions and how the opposition forces have driven Kadhafi's forces back due to the air strikes, but how they need weapons to defeat him on the ground discussed. [Opposition military leader Col. Abdel Hamid al-MESMARI†- recounts what he told the plane pilot.]
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Jill Dougherty and David Gergen and Johns Hopkins University professor Fouad Ajami about the coalition policy for Libya. [From Paris, DOUGHERTY - says NATO would be the best to lead the coalition, but the perception problem is the Arab nations should lead; outlines the allied organization to work together with Arab nations on board.] [GERGEN - says Obama is working to keep the power structure together with Arab nations on board; comments on what the coalition is telling Kadhafi; wonders about private promises made to the Arab nations.] [AJAMI - suggests we are too late in recognizing the free Benghazi people as a government; comments on an Al Jazeera poll fining that Arabs approve of the help from the West; notes how the Arab world is divided.]
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with "New York Times" David Kirkpatrick and CNN's Peter Bergen about the makeup and aim of the opposition to Kadhafi in Libya; inset video from Misrata shown. [KIRKPATRICK - explains tribal allegiances in the east and west of Libya and how the uprising is overlaid on the tribal split; recounts the oppression of the original unrest in the West and the limits on rebel progress.] [BERGEN - recounts how foreign fighters in Iraq were from Libya; comments on the limited role of Islamists in the Libyan revolt.]
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Report introduced.
(Tripoli: Jonathan Miller) The issue of civilian deaths from allied air strikes examined; scenes shown from the empty streets of Tripoli, the chanting pro-Kadhafi crowds, a warehouse site where bombs were dropped; details given about the lack of support for the Libyan government view that civilians were killed.
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(Studio: Isha Sesay) Anti-government protests in Syria; the rejection from the opposition of the Yemeni president's offer to step down next year; the sentence for ex-football player Lawrence Taylor on sex charges; singer Chris Brown's trashing of a "Good Morning America" dressing room and Donald Trump's business dealing with Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi reported.
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(Rikuzentakata: Kyung Lah) The grief in Japan in the wake of the quake and tsunami featured; scenes shown of a family grieving in an impromptu funeral, the rubble in the hard-hit town of Rikuzentakata and simple offerings of respect. [Save the Children Andrew WANDER†- comments on the children's nightmares.]
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