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(White House: David Kerley) The administration's case for the mission in Libya previewed. [On "This Week," Secretary of Defense Robert GATES - says it was not a vital interest for the US.] [On Fox, Senator John McCAIN - criticizes the Obama policies.] [ABC News consultant retired Col. Stephen GANYARD†- says Obama has to convince the American people.] [Former Congressman retired Adm. Joe SESTAK†- says the end game is the removal of Kadhafi.] [On "This Week," Secretary of State Hillary CLINTON - says this intervention is not a unilateral action.] The question of a deal to get Kadhafi out discussed.
(Studio: David Muir) ABC News coverage of the presidential speech noted. Report introduced.
(Benghazi: Alex Marquardt) Reports of rebel strikes on Kadhafi's hometown of Surt featured; scenes shown of the rebels moving toward Tripoli and retaking towns, the coalition air strikes and a demonstration for the woman {Eman al-Obeidy††} who burst into a Tripoli hotel to claim she was raped by Kadhafi forces. [Gen. Jalif HOSTA‡- {thru reporter's translation} predicts we will pass Surt without a fight.] [Libyan government spokesman Mousse IAMBI†- talks about the woman.] Reports of an explosion in Tripoli and clashes in Misrata noted.
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(Osaka: David Wright) Another apology from those running the Fukushima nuclear plant featured; aerial video, photos and diagrams of the reactors 1, 2, 3 and 4, at the nuclear plant and TV coverage shown; details given about plant design plans that ignored worst-case scenarios. [Consumer Watchdog founder Harvey ROSENFIELD†- says the companies do not tell the truth.]
(Studio: David Muir) Live discussion held with nuclear safety expert Joe Cirincione about Japan's nuclear reactors. [CIRINCIONE - says cost mandated putting the plants in a cluster in an earthquake zone; comments on the US having plants in the path of disasters.]
(Studio: David Muir) The detection of tiny levels of radiation on the east coast {Massachusetts} of the US noted.
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(Studio: Linsey Davis) The sexual discrimination case before the Supreme Court that was brought by six women against Walmart examined; details given of the implications of a decision about whether it is a class action. [Walmart employee Chris KWAPNOSKI†- comments on the case; we are going after them because they are wrong.] [Walmart vice president Gisel RUIZ†- questions the class action lawsuit.] [National Women's Law Center co-president Marcia GREENBERGER†- explains why it is an important case for women versus big employees
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(Chicago: Barbara Pinto) The question of whether being able to text message 911 could save lives in emergencies examined; statistics on 911 calls cited. [National Emergency Number Assn. CEO Brian FONTES†- says most 911 centers are stuck in 1960s technology.] [Tom's mother Corie MULVANEY†- comments on her son's texting during an emergency.] [Chicago Office of Emergency Management Jose SANTIAGO†- raises questions about texting errors.]
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(New York: Aaron Katersky) The case of a missing snake at the Bronx Zoo featured; scenes shown of the Egyptian cobra. [Reptile expert Robert SHAPIRO†- talks about snakes as escape artists.] [ZOOGOER - comments.]
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