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CNN Transcripts for March 26, 2011

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Your Money
• Testing the President; The Price of Fear; Debating the Future of Nuclear Energy; Guilt-Free Investing; Did TARP Work?


CNN Newsroom
• 'Continual Physical Repression of Journalists' in Libya; Protesters Against British Government Austerity Measures Clash With Police In London; Rebel Forces Take Back a Major City From Pro-Gadhafi Forces; Woman Claims She Was Beat and Raped By Libyan Army Members; Witnesses in Syria Say Anti-Government Protestors Shot By Snipers; Japanese Workers Continue Attempts to Contain Nuclear Disaster; Some NBA Players Donating to Effort In Japan
• Brits Protest Budget Cuts; Libyan Woman Recounts Attack; Libyan Rebels Recapture Key Town; Radiation Levels Up in Water; Hiroshima Survivor's Mission; Asleep in the Control Tower; NBA Players Give $1,000 a Point to Japan Relief; Listening in on Suspected Abusers
• Libyan Woman Dragged Away After Describing Rape to Reporters; Libyan Rebel Forces Take Ajdabia; Political Pioneer Geraldine Ferraro Dies; NATO Takes Control of Libya No-Fly Zone; Cash Sales New Trend in Housing; Lohan, Bonds, Dr. Conrad Murray Trial Developments
• First Female Vice Presidential Candidate Geraldine Ferraro Passes Away at Age 75; President to Address Nation About Libya Operation; Republican Presidential Hopefuls Converge on Iowa Ahead of Caucus; Real Estate Foreclosures Still a Potential Problem for American Economy; Rebel Forces Take Back a Major City From Pro-Gadhafi Forces in Libya; America Banning Some Food Imports From Possibly Contaminated Areas in Japan; Witnesses Claim Sniper Fire Against Anti- Government Protesters In Misrata, Libya
• Schools Equals Testing Centers; Mom Opt Out of State Tests; Civil War Looms in West Africa; Storm Threat in the South; New Air Traffic Control Rules; Libyan Woman Says She was Raped; NATO Taking Over Libya Ops; No Time for Grief; 2010 Census Changes; Rare Look at U.S. Nuke Plant; Schools As Testing Centers
• President Defends Military; Fears Reactor Cracked; Paying for Homes in Cash; Woman In Tripoli Approaches Journalists For Help, Saying Gadhafi Military Beat, Raped Her
• Libyan Woman Alleges Rap by Gadhafi Militia Members; Battle Continues in Libya; More Unrest in Syria; Bad Weather Across Much of U.S.; Geraldine Ferraro Dies; Non-Whites Wanted in California City
• Crisis in Japan; Woman Accuses Gadhafi Forces of Rape, Abuse; The Reality of Radiation; Japan's Economic Survival; Signs of Japanese Resilience
• Libyan Dragged Away After Rape Claim; Protests and Violence in Syria; Remembering Geraldine Ferraro


CNN Presents
• Stalker: The Reagan Shooting


Sanjay Gupta MD
• Chernobyl & Hiroshima: Lessons From Previous Nuclear Moments in History; Elizabeth Taylor's Lasting Legacy as Pioneer for AIDS Research; Keeping Kids Safe During Travel


Piers Morgan Live
• Remembering Elizabeth Taylor


CNN Live Event/Special
• Triangle: Remembering the Fire


The Situation Room
• Will U.S. Arm Libyan Rebels?; "Not Primarily a NATO Operation"; Searching for Collateral Damage; Alleged Torture of Egypt Protesters; Elizabeth Taylor's Impact in Washington; Odyssey Dawn Under Fire; A Change In Command Over Coalition Air Strikes In Libya Is In The Works; Libyan Rebel Sacrifices Himself and Turned the Tide in Benghazi


CNN Saturday Morning News
• Intense Fighting Reported in Strategically Important City of Ajdabiya; Buckingham Palace Preparing For the Royal Nuptials; Man Sacrifices Life for Rebels; Johnny Colt: Star iReporter; Fears Over Radiation and Food
• Rebels Retake Key City in Libya; Syria Shaken by Protests; Elite Eight Set in NCAA Tournament; Profile of President Bashar al- Assad of Syria; Three Easy Steps to Becoming a Millionaire?; Avoiding Diet Pitfalls
• Radiation in Japan's Water Levels Causing Fear; Evaluating the New U.S. Role in Libya; Budget Battle Back on Track; Royal Wedding Etiquette; Republicans Gathering in Iowa; 3-D With No Glasses; Will the Government Shutdown?; DOT Announces New Air Traffic Controller Policy; This Week's Top Sports News; Breaking Down the New Census Numbers
• NATO to Control No-Fly Zone; Violence Breaks Out in Tripoli; Rebels Take Strategic City in Libya; President Gets Locked Out of Oval Office; DC's Cherry Blossoms Bloom; Radiation Worries in Japan; Radiation Worries Float to U.S.; Cleaning Up the Royal Parade Route


Your Bottom Line
• Could Oil Prices Send Us Into a Second Recession?; Help on Controlling Your Gas Mileage; No Sunny Days in Spring For Struggling Housing Market; Careful and Easy Planning Can Lead to an Abundant Retirement Savings