HARLOW: All right, breaking news. CNN has just learned that Sudan's ousted dictator and other regime figures will be formally referred for prosecution in the next few days. Our colleague, Nima Elbagir, joins us live from the capital of Khartoum with the breaking details. What can you tell us?</s>NIMA ELBAGIR, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: It is an absolutely extraordinary piece of news to be able to report that the</s>HARLOW: Wow.</s>ELBAGIR: Hard to believe. I hope that I'm able to just put across to you how extraordinary this moment is, but also how committed the young people manning these barricades are.</s>HARLOW: Yes.</s>ELBAGIR: And they believe that they deserve it and that they're not going to leave until they get what they came here for. Poppy.</s>HARLOW: It's remarkable and the reporting you've done on the ground weeks ago and through the years, you know, deserves so much credit to shedding light on exactly what has happened and the strains of the people and reporters for decades have been under, under that leadership. Thank you very, very much, Nima, we appreciate it, live from Khartoum, Sudan, for us. All right, the attorney general's version of the Mueller report could be released as soon as today. What are the big questions still that need to be answered? We'll dig into that, next.
Sudan's Dictator Referred for Prosecution