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Crisis in the Gulf #649806

CNN Special for Friday, Nov 09, 1990

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Summary and analysis of today's events pertaining to the Persian Gulf region with Bernard Shaw (CNN) and Lou Waters (CNN), including a special assignment "The Invasion Files" with David Lewis and taped excerpts of statements by and/or interviews with Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, Dr. Marvin Feuerwerger, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz, Secretary of State James Baker, freed hostage Miles Hoffman, Don Swanke, George Bush, Rep. Lee Hamilton, Lt. Al Balderstone, Sgt. Paul Robichaux, Lt. Col. Jim Dunn, Capt. Jeff Holder, Tom Duncan, Cecilia Clarke, Daniel Pipes, Marius Deeb, Andrew Whitley, Frank McGuire, Bert Ammerman, US Ambassador to Syria Edward Djerejian, Rep. Tom Lantos, and unidentified others. (Broadcast includes an 8 minute news update.)

Duration:
00:58:00

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