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(Studio: Chris Cuomo) The bail for International Monetary Fund director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who is charged with sexually assaulting a hotel maid, featured; details given of the grand jury indictment, the bond agreement and his resignation as head of the IMF; scenes shown from court. [Voice of New York state supreme court Justice Michael OBUS†, assistant D.A. John McCONNELL†- speak to the bail issue.] [Manhattan D.A. Cyrus VANCE†- says he was indicted on all serious charges.] [Victim's attorney Jeffrey SHAPIRO†- says she is vulnerable.] The bail package discussed.
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(Washington: Pierre Thomas) A major development in the cold case of the Tylenol scare of 1982 examined; scenes shown from the coverage of the 1982 story; details given about the drug recall and a possible link of the Unabomber, Ted Kazinski, to the Tylenol attacks and his efforts to stop the sale at auction of his possessions.
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(Washington: David Kerley) A report on the coal mine explosion in West Virginia featured; details given about what the sole survivor, Tim Blake, said about those surviving the initial blast, the direction of blame to mine owner Massey Energy and then-CEO Don Blankenship with examples of corner cutting cited. [Governor's independent investigation panel chair Davitt McATEER†- says this was a preventable accident that was manmade.] [With Diane Sawyer on April 6, 2010, BLANKENSHIP - says he protected workers.] [With David Muir last year on April 7, widow Diana DAVIS - says she lost three people in the mine.]
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(McCrea, Louisiana: Yunji de Nies) The destruction in McCrae, Louisiana, from the flooding featured; scenes shown from a farm under water from the Morganza spillway; details given about the suggestion of allowing the river to spread out and relocating farmers and towns. [Farmer George LeCOUR†- reacts to losing his crops.] [National Wildlife Federation vice president of wildlife conservation John KOSTYACK†- talks about who is at risk.]
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(White House: Jake Tapper) President Obama's message about the Middle East urging Israel and the Palestinians to make peace examined; map shown; details given about Obama's meeting tomorrow with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. [OBAMA - says the borders should be based on the 1967 line with land swaps; states our commitment to Israel is unshakable.] A statement from Republican Mitt Romney critical of Obama for throwing Israel under the bus quoted.
(Studio: David Muir, Christiane Amanpour) Obama's tough words for the president of Syria, what he said about Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi and Bahrain discussed. The coming interview with Jordan's King Abdullah on "This Week" noted.
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(Miami: Matt Gutman) The high resale value for used cars examined; selected car value statistics cited; details given about shrinking supplies of cars and parts triggered by the Japan earthquake/tsunami. [Pickup seller Larry DIACO†- says he sold his car for more than he paid.] [Auto industry analyst Jonathan BANKS†, Brickell Motors co-owner Alex ANDREUS†- cite car prices.]
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(New York: Andrea Canning) A Census Bureau report on the trend of longer lasting marriages examined; statistics cited. [National Marriage Project director Brad WILCOX†- says marital stability is up; notes there is less friction over women working.] [On the street, two NEWLYWEDS - react to the marriage news.]
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(New York; Richard Besser) The groundbreaking medical story of Rob "Superman" Summers††, who was paralyzed after being hit by a car, presented; scenes and diagrams of the process allowing him to move parts of his body shown. [SUMMERS - recounts what happened after the accident.] [Mother Jean SUMMERS†- reacts to her son's injury.] [Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation CEO Peter WILDEROTTER†- comments on hope.]
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