BILL HEMMER, ANCHOR: Heidi again now at the CNN Center.</s>HEIDI COLLINS, ANCHOR: Thank you, Bill. You know, some of the toughest fighting of the war has taken place around Nasiriya. And Jason Bellini is embedded with coalition forces in that southern city. He joins us now by videophone. Good morning to you, Jason. What can you tell us about where you are?</s>JASON BELLINI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Heidi. I'm standing right now in front of Saddam Hospital in downtown Nasiriya. Now this is the hospital where the American POW was rescued just a few days ago. We've had a chance to take a look inside this hospital and see that there are other people there. She was in a section of the hospital that was under control of Saddam's loyalists. But there are injured people in that hospital. Here are some of them.</s>COLLINS: Jason, two quick questions for you. Wondering about any supplies that might be able to be making their way into the hospital, whether it be from the coalition forces or the Red Cross. And also, about the dog tags of Jessica Lynch that you showed us yesterday. Just incredible pictures that you had.</s>BELLINI: Heidi, the first thing that's being provided for the hospital is some fresh water. The Marines that I'm with, they have facilities for producing fresh water. They're bringing that to this hospital and to another hospital that has a maternity ward. And then from there, they're hoping to start bringing in humanitarian aid, but they still feel it's too early to bring in NGOs and doctors and the other types of people to help support the rebuilding of a country while this area is still -- while they consider it stable, it still has its periodic incidents. Not the kind of place where they're quite ready yet to bring in an armed individual to help bring in supplies -- Heidi.</s>COLLINS: All right. And once again, we did just see minutes ago those dog tags of Jessica Lynch's that Jason had yesterday. Incredible stuff.
Nasiriyah Hospital Low on Supplies