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Nightline #990651

ABC Special for Tuesday, Mar 22, 2011

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  • Taped segment with Martha Raddatz (ABC) and former US Marine Corps fighter pilot retired Colonel Steve Ganyard re: details of the rescue of two downed fighter pilots in Libya.
  • Taped excerpts of an interview by Diane Sawyer (ABC) with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton re: the US role in enforcing the United Nations no-fly zone over Libya.
  • Taped segment with John Berman (ABC), Black Umbrella President Catherine Hooper ‡, and client Meredith Haberfeld ‡ re: the Black Umbrella company’s marketing of disaster preparedness kits and plans.
  • Taped segment with Chris Connelly (ABC), singer Chris Brown ‡, “Good Morning America” host Robin Roberts ‡, and unidentified others re: Brown’s appearance on “Good Morning America” this morning.
  • Reporter(s):
    Raddatz, Martha;
    Berman, John;
    Connelly, Chris
    Duration:
    00:31:00

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