KAYE: And now a look at news you may have missed. President Obama explains the goals and scope of the Libyan mission tonight. He'll speak to the American people from the National Defense University in Washington. CNN's live coverage begins right here at 7:00 p.m. Eastern. The next target of Libyan rebel troops is Moammar Gadhafi's hometown. They're moving west now to Sirte, where they expect a bloody battle for control. Opposition fighters swept out of Benghazi in the east this weekend and reclaimed towns they recently lost to Gadhafi forces. Their ultimate goal is the capitol, Tripoli. Three types of plutonium have turned up near Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant. The Tokyo Electric Power Company says the radioactive element was found in the soil inside the plant grounds. They say the discovery poses no risk to humans, but will monitor the situation. Plutonium can be a serious health hazard if inhaled or digested. A super bug is spreading through Los Angeles County nursing homes and hospitals. The potentially deadly bacteria is called CRKP and it's resistant to antibiotics. Health officials saw more than 350 cases during the last half of last year, most occurring in the elderly. Doctors say the best way to prevent the spread of CKRP is through the washing of hands. Straight ahead, the largest private employer in America at the highest court in the land. We'll preview a Wal-Mart sized sex discrimination case, right after this break.
Superbug Causing Sickness in Los Angeles County Hospitals and Nursing Homes