This program is about 1 hour long
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(Tokyo: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with retired Gen. Wesley Clark and CNN's Arwa Damon and Nic Robertson about Libya and the U.N.; inset video from Libya shown [From Benghazi, DAMON - says the rebels in Benghazi are still preparing for battle with Kadhafi; comments on how the opposition forces can take advantage of this outside action.] [From Libya, ROBERTSON - comments on the language in the resolution to protect civilians while the army is still trying to get to Benghazi; outlines the military's sophistication and state of equipment.] [CLARK - outlines the process of using aircraft against Kadhafi's forces via a no-fly zone; explains how drones or missiles could be used, but first we try to get Kadhafi to back down with a cease-fire; states we cannot allow Kadhafi to stall: we cannot fail if we engage.]
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(Tokyo: Anderson Cooper) Breaking news from Japan on the dead/missing figures and the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima plants reviewed; plant worker blog defending TEPCO and a daughter's Twitter plea about the sacrifice quoted.
(Tokyo: Anderson Cooper, Sanjay Gupta, Anna Coren) The stories of the plant workers who are making the ultimate sacrifice with some dying from radiation, the lack of radiation danger to the US at this time, a report that radiation has peaked today, the lack of government information about the situation discussed; map/diagram shown. [MIT's Jim WALSH - comments on the mental stress of radiation exposure for these workers and the entire community, the problems on continually watering down the hot fuel rods; assesses the reported radiation levels.]
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(Tokyo: Anderson Cooper, Sanjay Gupta) The disturbing news of a high radiation level at the nuclear power plant and questions about the health dangers from gamma rays discussed.
(Tokyo: Anderson Cooper; Japan: Brian Todd; Japan: Gary Tuchman) The search and rescue efforts in Japan to find survivors and the plight of the homeless needing food, water and gasoline discussed; scenes shown of workers in the rubble and the mud everywhere and people trying to clean up.
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(Washington: John King) A look at what the U.N. approval of action against Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi means for the opposition reported; maps shown of what a no-fly zone would mean.