He says the Iraqi move has served only to deepen the commitment of other countries to make Iraq comply with U.N. demands. He says he'll be consulting with U.S. allies in the days ahead. And until U.N. inspectors are again allowed to do their job, he says, no options will be off the table. From the air above Nicaragua yesterday, it was clear that rivers in the region have swollen to ten times their normal size and are sweeping mud from the mountains down to the sea, burying and killing people. Clinton says the aid will be in the form of food, medicine, water and other emergency supplies, and he says the administration will be looking at what else can be done.
Sources say the French judge investigating the case received two key reports yesterday.
Two other reports are expected this week on Diana's medical care and the causes of the accident. Hundreds have fled their homes.