MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN ANCHOR: A factory on the outskirts of Baghdad targeted by weapons inspectors six years ago was the focus of the new team today. And again today, senior international correspondent for CNN, Nic Robertson, is following every move they make. He brings us an update now from Baghdad. Nic?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Marty, an interesting development on that former animal vaccine site that the inspectors went to today in the south of Baghdad. Now one of the inspectors telling us in a briefing this evening that what they went there to see was some of the equipment. Now in 1996, U.N. inspectors had been there and destroyed some fermentation equipment that Iraqi officials had said was part of their biological weapons program. U.N. inspectors believed that they produced botulism intoxin. That is the most deadly of the biological warfare agents. Now, when they described the equipment that the Iraqis had declared to be part of their weapons program, they left some other equipment that wasn't declared. The U.N. inspectors put tags on that equipment. When these inspectors went to that site today, that equipment that had been tagged back in 1996, that they declared dual use equipment, that they wanted to keep an eye on, it wasn't there. So the inspectors today asked the Iraqi officials at the site, "Where is it? We want to see it." The Iraqi officials told them that it was now at a facility on the north side of Baghdad. Those same U.N. inspectors went to that other facility, saw the equipment that they wanted to see. It cross-referenced with the data records that they had from the inspectors in 1996. They checked it off their list. That's an example of what the inspectors are doing, which is going back to those sites that had a lot of attention, a lot of focus from the previous teams, to see what is happening to that dual use equipment. Marty?</s>SAVIDGE: Nic Robertson, live in Baghdad. Thanks very much. Iraqi Factory>
U.N. Weapons Inspectors Track Down Missing Equipment from Iraqi Factory