KELLI ARENA, CNN ANCHOR: We have some breaking news from our colleague, Nic Robertson, about a possible chemical weapons find. He is reporting from Ba'iji, Iraq. Nic, can you hear me?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I can, indeed. Ba'iji is about 40 miles north of Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown. The team -- a team from the 1st Squadron of the 10th Cavalry were called to a site Friday night on information provided by U.S. Special Forces. They arrived at that sight overnight and the visibility was difficult because it was nighttime. But by the morning, they discovered it was a field site with a lot of sand berms. They discovered 10 to 14, 55-gallon drums at that site hidden behind some sand bergs. Close to those drums, perhaps, about 50 yards away, they say, were missiles. Some of them surface-to-surface missiles, some of the missiles they believe surface-to-air missiles. They tested the drums. They performed three different tests -- paper tests, a sniffer test and then, a highly sensitive</s>ARENA: Wow! So it could be the smoking gun that the administration has been looking for. Thanks so much, Nic. We'll, obviously, be following that story and have more in the next half hour. Stay with us. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
U.S. Forces Report Possible Chemical Weapons Find in Iraq