CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: Iraqis are taking small steps as they move toward a new government. CNN's Rula Amin is in Baghdad to explain just how difficult this process is. Rula -- it seems to be getting more difficult each day.</s>RULA AMIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: It is difficult, Carol, because there is no system in place. Today, however, Jay Garner, the lieutenant general who is going to run Iraq, arrived in Baghdad. He is going to be here permanently now. We are told this is a permanent move. Ahead of him is a challenging task. Now, his first stop will be an Iraqi hospital here in the capital. It was one of the hospitals where many of the war casualties were treated, and it was a hospital that was looted. The doctors had a lot to ask for. He said that he wanted to help, but that it will take time. He is here to head an office called the Office for Reconstruction and Humanitarian Aid in Iraq. He is here with about 20 aides, but as</s>COSTELLO: Tough job ahead for General Garner. Rula Amin reporting live from Baghdad this morning. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com. Baghdad>
Retired U.S. Lieutenant General Jay Garner Arrives in Baghdad