Nightline #989976
ABC Special for Tuesday, Mar 15, 2011
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Taped segment with Bill Weir (ABC) and unidentified others re: the aftermath of the recent earthquake in Japan, including US military support for the rescue efforts.
Taped segment with David Wright (ABC), barber Jerry Rodriguez ‡, National Center for Disaster Preparedness Director Irwin Redlener, Southern California Edison Chief Nuclear Officer Pete Dietrich, San Clemente (California) Emergency Preparedness Officer Jen Tucker, nuclear expert Joe Cirincione, Kevin Kamps of Beyond Nuclear, California resident Steve Tustison ‡, and unidentified others re: concerns about the safety of nuclear power plants in California in the event of a large earthquake there.
Taped segment with Dan Harris (ABC) and Eric Hall ‡ of Columbia University re: our typical daily exposure to radiation.
Taped segment with Weir and earthquake survivor’s sister Alana Tanabe ‡ re: Weir’s efforts to let Alana know that her sister had survived the Japanese earthquake.
- Reporter(s):
- Wright, David;
- Harris, Dan
- Duration:
- 00:31:00
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