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Iraq War / Al Qaeda / Changing Minds #872479

CNN Evening News for Monday, Sep 10, 2007
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(Baghdad: Anderson Cooper) Report introduced.

(Saudi Arabia: Nic Robertson) CNN exclusive report on the program in Saudi Arabia to deal with young Saudis {homegrown Al Qaeda} going to fight in Iraq examined; scenes shown of the anti-Al Qaeda example. [Former jihadi Ahmad al-SHAYEA†- {thru reporter's translation} recounts what happened with his truck bomb.] [Psychologist Dr. Mansour al-TURKI†- says we have to correct the ideas they have of Islam.]

(Baghdad: Anderson Cooper; Afghanistan: Nic Robertson) How Al Qaeda recruits foreign fighters discussed.

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Robertson, Nic
Duration:
00:04:30

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