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Libya, for reasons the u.s. military says were technical, not hostile. i'll say that again for you. the u.s. says the plane had equipment problems and was not shot down. at this point, libyan air defenses are said to be minimal at most. the jet's two-man crew was ejected and the pilot was rescued prompt lly by the u.s. the weapons officer was found by libyan rebels who took care of him until americans could reach him. neither man is badly hurt. back in tripoli, reporters saw the result of an allied strike on a port. we'll get more on that in just a moment. we also have remarkable pictures ...

I'll yanld. i'm into unit one control room, a replica with the communications manager, ralph people don't realize three-mile island is back online. >> it was not damaged in the accident. it's been operating 30 years successfully. >> what went wrong back then? 1979? >> well, we did have a partial melt down of the reactor but significantly, 99% of the radiation was contained inside of the concrete building that. is why no one was hurt. there were numerous mistakes made, human, and mechanical. tell me what happened. >> there was a combination of equipment problems, procedure problems and human pr...

I'll yanld. i'm into unit one control room, a replica with the communications manager, ralph people don't realize three-mile island is back online. >> it was not damaged in the accident. it's been operating 30 years successfully. >> what went wrong back then? 1979? >> well, we did have a partial melt down of the reactor but significantly, 99% of the radiation was contained inside of the concrete building that. is why no one was hurt. there were numerous mistakes made, human, and mechanical. tell me what happened. >> there was a combination of equipment problems, procedure problems and human pr...

I'm into unit one control room, a replica with the communications manager, ralph people don't realize three-mile island is back online. >> it was not damaged in the accident. it's been operating 30 years successfully. >> what went wrong back then? 1979? >> well, we did have a partial melt down of the reactor but significantly, 99% of the radiation was contained inside of the concrete building that. is why no one was hurt. there were numerous mistakes made, human, and mechanical. tell me what happened. >> there was a combination of equipment problems, procedure problems and human problem that's...

Is there equipment problems in the shallower part of the well? is the tie-back string sealed? those are all questions that would have to be answered about whether it was a viable well. i suspect that they're going to kill it from the bottom with the relief well. that's definitely the most viable option. get a bunch of seamen in there, then probably cut that wellhead off and begin doing some -- or bring them up to the service and start doing some analysis. >> they say if all goes well, by the way, that that could be in place -- the kill operations -- by the end of july. does that sound on targe...