In-depth reporting on issues you need to know, this audio podcast features the complete show from last night's Nightline.
In tonight's podcast, we continue our coverage of the Libyan conflict with Alex Marquardt behind the rebel lines in a Western opposition stronghold, and Martha Raddatz describes the lack of cohesive leadership in the allied coalition. From Japan, David Wright explores the line between fact and fiction regarding radiation fears, and we get a sneak peak at an upcoming ABC special on the greatest movie moments of all time.
In tonight's podcast, Terry Moran discuses the issue of America possibly ending up in an armed conflict with Libya. David Wright takes a look at how radiation in Japan can still be an issue 20 years in the future. And Jeremy Hubbard talks about consumer casualties caused by the Japan quake.
In tonight's podcast, Christiane Amanpour talks with Colonel Gadhafi's son, Saif, after the UN authorizes military action against Colonel Gadhafi's forces. Clarissa Ward reports on the desperate efforts of the Japanese to stop a deadly chain of events from turning into an all out nuclear catastrophe. And Cynthia McFadden speaks with a scientist about the race to cool a stockpile of radioactive fuel rods getting dangerously hot in Japan.
In tonight's podcast, Clarissa Ward reports on the ensuing risk of nuclear fallout in Japan and the fear that is spreading as a result. Bill Weir brings us a report on the exodus of survivors from the area at risk of a meltdown and John Donovan looks back on the horrific Chernobyl meltdown to see what lessons can be learned.
Thursday, March 17, 2011 at 12:21AM | Permalink In tonight's episode, Bill Weir reports from the Atsugi Naval Air Force Base in Japan about race to control the damaged nuclear reactors and America's search and rescue efforts. Then, the team looks a what danger the US might face from a nuclear explosion.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at 12:16AM | Permalink 