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Libya / Unrest #999332

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Jun 07, 2011
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(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Tripoli: Stephanie Gosk) NATO’s air strikes on Tripoli, Libya as Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi vows to fight to the death featured; details given about the targeting of Kadhafi’s compound and state television; scenes shown of destroyed buildings, a casualty, Kadhafi on TV. [London School of Economics Fawaz GERGES†- says the situation is beyond compromise.] [With German Chancellor Angela Merkel, President OBAMA – says the progress is significant.] [Libyan government spokesman Moussa IBRAHIM†- says NATO is going mad because it could feel the resilience of the Libyan nation.] The defection of the Minister of Labor noted.

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
Gosk, Stephanie
Duration:
00:02:50

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