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NATO will take control of Libya no-fly zone
NATO has announced it will be taking control of the no-fly zone in Libya this weekend, leaving coalition forces in control of airstrikes on Gadhafi's ground forces.
Damon Wilson is the Executive Vice President of Atlantic Council and a former Top Aide to NATO Secretary General. Wilson talks to Christine Romans about the latest developments out of Libya.
Two planes land without guidance as air traffic controller sleeps
Two planes were left to land without guidance Wednesday when they heard no response from the air traffic control tower.
The controller who was on duty is a 20-year veteran of the job, and has admitted he was asleep at the time of the incident. The FAA has suspended the controller while they investigate what happened.
Bob Richards is a former air traffic controller and author of "Secrets from the Tower". Richards talks to Ali Velshi about Wednesday's close call at Reagan National Airport.
Helio Castroneves talks racing, dancing and parenting
Helio Castroneves has won the Indy 500 three times and will soon be racing for his fourth win.
Castroneves talks to Kiran Chetry and Christine Romans about new Indy car racing season, dancing and parenting.
Parents picket girl with peanut allergy, ask her to withdraw from school
A student at Edgewater Elementary School in Volusia County, Florida is being asked to withdraw from the school by her classmates' parents.
The student has a life-threatening peanut allergy and, as a result, her classmates are asked to make accommodations to ensure her safety. Some parents of children at the school say the extra steps their children are taking to ensure the girl's health, such as washing their hands or rinsing out their mouths, are taking away from their own children's learning. Meanwhile, the school is standing by its decision to make accommodations for the student.
Do your kids have allergies? What's your take on the situation?
Jason Carroll reports on the controversy in Florida.
Dr. Scott Sicherer, Professor of Pediatrics at Jaffe Food Allergy Institute at Mount Sinai Medical Center, talks to Kiran Chetry about how to handle food allergies.
Blast kills one, injures more than 50 in Jerusalem
(CNN) - A woman was killed and more than 50 other people were wounded in a blast near Jerusalem's central bus station as the evening rush hour began Wednesday, authorities said.
Michael Oren, Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. talks to Ali Velshi about the bombing.
Buy now or wait? : How to score cheapest airline tickets
Ali Velshi looks at two different theories on how to approach the purchase of airline tickets with rising oil and ticket prices on today's American Morning.
Should you buy now or wait to book for summer vacation?
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