Japan / Earthquake and Tsunami / Nuclear Crisis / Friedlander Interview

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Japan / Earthquake and Tsunami / Nuclear Crisis / Friedlander Interview #990577

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 23, 2011
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(Ishinomaki, Japan: Kyung Lah) The impact of the earthquake and tsunami on Ishinomaki, Japan, reviewed; scenes shown of a destroyed school where 70 percent of the children died.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The death/missing total in Japan updated; details given about radiation in the Tokyo tap water, smoke from reactor 3 at the Fukushima plant; photos shown from the plant. [Earlier, voice of American Danny EUDY†- recounts what happened inside the nuclear plant.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with former power plant manager Michael Friedlander about the nuclear crisis in Japan. [From Hong Kong, FRIEDLANDER - talks about what will happen to the radioactivity in the plant in future days, the significance of sea water being poured into the reactors and how the salt can cause damages, the significance of the spread of radiation into the water.]

Reporter(s):: Lah, Kyung;; Cooper, Anderson
Duration:: 00:06:00

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