Nightline: Apology #657544
ABC Special for Tuesday, Mar 06, 2001
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Live discussions with Chris Bury (ABC), Lisa Stark (ABC), "The Washington Post" columnist Richard Cohen, former Deputy Assisant Defense Secretary Kurt Campbell, and "The Japan Digest" Ayako Doi re: issues related to the apologies offered by US officials to the families of the Japanese ship accidently sunk by the submarine USS Greenville. Taped segment with Stark, USS Greenville Commander Scott Waddle's attorney Charles Gittins, former military attorney Eugene Fidell, and Dale Long of the USS Greenville Association. Taped segment with Mark Litke (ABC), author Robert Whiting, George W. Bush, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, and Japanese cultural expert George Fields.
- Reporter(s):
- Litke, Mark;
- Stark, Lisa
- Duration:
- 00:30:00
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