This program is about 1 hour long
#991093
#991094
(Studio: Sanjay Gupta; Tripoli: Nic Robertson) The issue of government claims of casualties from the coalition air strikes on Libya, how Kadhafi is moving anti-aircraft guns and missiles around, evidence that Kadhafi is arming loyal tribes and how the fighting is less intense in some cities while he is a dug in elsewhere discussed.
(Ajdabya: Arwa Damon) The living situation in Ajdabya shown.
(Studio: Sanjay Gupta; Libya: Arwa Damon) The view from the streets ofthe people of Ajdabya in a the battle, the disturbing actions by Kadhafi's troops and the difficult position for the families there who believe the opposition will win discussed.
#991097
#991100
#991101
(Studio: Sanjay Gupta) Live discussion held with Johns Hopkins University professor Fouad Ajami about the unrest in the Middle East. [AJAMI - says Syria resembles Libya more than Egypt or Tunisia, which were easy; comments on the possibility of a sectarian war in Assad's Syria; talks about the authoritarian heritage in Egypt, but they have the best chance for a transition to democracy.]
(Studio: Sanjay Gupta; Cairo: Ivan Watson) Some alarming signs of abuse {examples of human rights abuses} by authorities in Egypt, which has been a security state, the developments in Tunisia, where the secret police seems to be gone, the power vacuum being filled in Egypt by the Muslim Brotherhood and the military discussed; inset video from Cairo shown.
#991104
#991107
(Studio: Isha Sesay) The visitation rights for a severely brain-damaged mother to see her children; the FAA order of a review of the air traffic control system after a Reagan National Airport controller was asleep on the job; Stock Market Report; the 25th birthday for "Baby Jessica," who fell into a well in Midland, Texas, reported. The sad story of mother Abby Dorn discussed.
#991108