Media Summary: Syrian forces kill protesters; the U.S. sends drones to Libya; and the Op-Ed columnist Roger Cohen compares the Balkan conflict ... Responding to the pressure of widespread demonstrations, Egypt's military council agreed to speed up the transition to civilian ... Kristen Van Dyke with the weather forecast and Mike Powers with the midday headlines.
Timescast April 22 2011 - Detailed Analysis & Overview
Syrian forces kill protesters; the U.S. sends drones to Libya; and the Op-Ed columnist Roger Cohen compares the Balkan conflict ... Responding to the pressure of widespread demonstrations, Egypt's military council agreed to speed up the transition to civilian ... Kristen Van Dyke with the weather forecast and Mike Powers with the midday headlines. The politics behind the withdrawal from Afghanistan; a report from Kabul on what's at stake; and the daughter of a Bahraini human ... Stock markets plunge on recession fears; the Op-Ed columnist Joe Nocera on investor confidence in Washington; and 20 percent ... Ivory Coast's former leader is captured by his political rival; and a French law banning the full-face veil leads to arrests and ...
Cairo's "Day of Departure" protests end peacefully in Tahrir Square; and Helene Cooper reports on the Obama administration's ... The phone-hacking scandal in Britain takes down another top police official; and a British parliamentary committee anticipates the ... Unrest reignites across the Middle East; Egypt's military proposes reforms; and when will the tourists return to the pyramids? A truck bomb kills dozens in Somalia's capital; American astronomers win the Nobel Prize in physics; and Apple announces its ... A hedge fund chief is found guilty; Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi stays out of the public eye. Please visit to embed ... Japanese officials rate the Fukushima nuclear crisis at the same level as Chernobyl; Japan's baseball seasons opens; and Britain ...
