Become a fan of Campbell on Facebook right now and follow Campbell on twitter.

Good evening, everyone!

We’re covering breaking news on the aftermath of two devastating earthquakes. One earthquake in Indonesia has killed at least 75 people, but thousands are believed to be trapped. We’re also following another quake that had set off a deadly tsunami that hit American Samoa. We have incredible pictures from both disasters and an eyewitness account of that killer wave.

Plus, is distracted driving– like texting or talking on the phone– worse than driving drunk? We’ll look at whether distracted drivers deserve jail time.
And, is there a link between football and Alzheimer’s? We go in depth on the NFL’s enlightening, new study.

We want to hear what you have to say. Here are a few guidelines:
1) Keep your comment short.
2) Use your real name (first name only is fine)
3) No links
4) No comments in uppercase. We don’t shout in the office. People shouldn’t either.

President Obama huddled with his national security team this afternoon to talk about strategy for the war in Afghanistan.

White House Press secretary Robert Gibbs is blasting House Minority Whip Eric Cantor for saying the president is endangering U.S. troops by not deciding his Afghanistan strategy quickly enough. Gibbs called it, "a bunch of game playing."

First Lady Michelle Obama arrived in Copenhagen, Denmark, today to lobby for the Chicago’s bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics. President Obama heads there tomorrow.

Vice president Joe Biden's son, Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, is home from his brigades' deployment in Iraq.

The Senate Finance Committee today rejected a Republican bid to tighten federal restrictions on abortion as part of health care reform.

The Transportation Department is sponsoring a two-day-long summit on the dangers of distracted driving.

By Joe Von Kanel
Writer/Editor

President Obama often talks about his goal of allowing people currently without insurance to be able to go to a “national exchange” where they can choose from a variety of insurance options.

But do you know how many choices you’ll have?

Only four, according to the bipartisan bill currently in the Senate Finance committee.

In descending order of how much they cover (and cost) they’re designated Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze.

A Platinum plan would cover 90% of covered medical expenses. You’d have to pay the other 10% out of your own pocket

A Gold plan covers 80%; Silver 70% and Bronze 65%

Today the Finance Committee narrowly turned aside a Republican effort to make the Bronze plan more affordable for younger, healthy people by lowering how much it would cover – from 65% to 60%.

Senators were told today that a Bronze plan would cost about $323 a month.

The health reform bill contains tax credits to help people afford the monthly premiums but Republicans complained that the credits were geared to the more-expensive “Silver” plan.

Become a fan of Campbell on Facebook right now.

We're focusing on an international custody battle unfolding in Japan where an American dad is in prison charged with abducting his own kids. His says he was trying to get them back after his ex-wife defied the law and took them to Japan. We'll have the latest in just a minute.
Also tonight's newsmaker: Gloria Estefan, she says the CIA tried to recruit her to be a spy!

We want to hear what you have to say. Here are a few guidelines:
1) Keep your comment short.
2) Use your real name (first name only is fine)
3) No links
4) No comments in uppercase. We don’t shout in the office. People shouldn’t either.

By Joe Von Kanel
Writer/Copy Editor

During today’s daily briefing, a reporter asked White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs a question about the administration’s Iran strategy.

Only the reporter asked, “From the standpoint of leverage or strategery, how do you, how do you get Iran to that place…”

That was as far as she got. Gibbs interrupted her and as the other reporters giggled he said, “I love it that a Saturday Night Live word has just entered into the lexicon of our briefing.”

Then he deadpanned, “I’m going to curse in a minute, if that’s cool.”

That last comment, of course, is a reference to a SNL cast member dropping the “f-bomb” on last Saturday’s show.

Afghanistan topped President Obama's agenda during talks with NATO's Secretary-General.

On Capitol Hill, the Senate Finance Committee voted down two proposed versions of a public option for Health Care reform.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi says House Democrats are making progress combining three different health reform bills into one.

Florida's Republican Governor Charlie Crist stands by his recent prediction that President Obama's headed for a massive electoral defeat in 2012.

Ex-Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu has been sentenced to at least 24 years in prison for campaign finance violations.

Texas Governor Rick Perry's campaign blames political sabotage by a hacker for today's failure of a web-based campaign event.