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Syria / Civil War #1027585

CBS Evening News for Monday, Jul 30, 2012
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(Studio: Scott Pelley) The battle for Aleppo, Syria between the rebels and government forces discussed; scenes shown.

(Syria: Charlie D’Agata) A victory for the rebels, who captured tanks, trucks and weapons at a government outpost outside Aleppo, reported.

(Studio: Scott Pelley) Report introduced.

(Idlib, Syria: Clarissa Ward) The volunteers caring for wounded rebel fighters featured; scenes shown of Medical Battalion workers at makeshift clinics and delivering medical kits. [In shadow, volunteer “SHAMIL” – says this is his job so he must help; says a lot of doctors are scared.] [In shadow, volunteer Abu ASSAD††- says he has to cry.]

(Studio: Scott Pelley; London: Clarissa Ward) The effort to provide health care for civilians discussed.

Reporter(s):
Pelley, Scott;
D’Agata, Charlie;
Ward, Clarissa
Duration:
00:05:00

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