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force of will of the survivors and the compelling nature of their stories. and i'm struck by the museum's many partnerships and educational programs that allow it to reach a wide and diverse audience. but perhaps most important impressive is the extraordinary relevance that this one horrific historical event has for so many people who seemingly have no personal connection to it. in fact, with the millions of people that the museum reaches every year, there really is no limit to the issues that we deal with today that can and inform our history. it's a history that provides a unique w...

>> today starting at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2, author gary joiner on the union army's failure in louisiana from one damn blunder to beginning to end the red river campaign of 1864 and then a look at the james smith null book and then a walking tour of shreveport and boshier city and on american history tv on c-span3, tomorrow on c-span, a look at the base's role on 9/11 plus a history of the b-52 bomber, has visit the founding father's exhibit from the museum and from the pioneer heritage center, medical and medicine during the civil war. next week on c-span2 and 3. >> even ...

Damage and may have melted even. and that releases the radioactive material, as you've heard about, iodine, and there's a direct path to the outside. >> all right, victor galinskyi, thank you for the upbeat news. we hope things turn for the better. as nuclear energy expands worldwide, there hasn't been a new plant built in the united states in more than 30 years. our next guest wants to change that. david crane is ceo of nuclear energy. a partner in a new plant is none other than tokyo electric, tepco. not the partner you want right now. full disclosure, david and i were classmates together ...

Has been damaged, they lost water in there. i'm not sure what the situation is right now, but they certainly -- the fuel went through extreme damage and may have melted even. and that releases the radioactive material, as you've heard about, iodine, and there's a direct path to the outside. >> all right, victor galinskyi, thank you for the upbeat news. we hope things turn for the better. as nuclear energy elk expands worldwide, there hasn't been a new plant built in the united states in more than 30 years. our next guest wants to change that. david crane is ceo of nuclear energy. a partner i...

Opposition forces when they go on offense, then we're not going to get gadhafi out. we're not going to be a critical part of this. does the u.n. resolution give us cover to use our air power to help the opposition forces when they play offense, not defense? >> you know, i think this is a good question. i suspect that we'll find a way of fudging that. but i want to add one thing, which is we keep using this word "stalemate." i think it's too early to use the word stalemate. that's tv time. we're paying rapt attention. kosovo took 76 days. of course people said it was a stalemate. this has taken...