-Day 58, Amanda Kibbel reports from Tirana, Albania on one Gjakova refugee family in Tirana, Albania. Amateur footage of the aftermath of a massacre, in which members of this family were murdered, featured. Statements by NATO Spokesperson Jamie Shea featured.
- Anchorwoman Jeanne Meserve reports on the political crisis caused by NATO bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade; in overnight strikes during day 58, NATO bombs hit a fuel depot near the Swiss Ambassador's residence.
- Walter Rogers reports over the phone from Belgrade, Yugoslavia on the nature of NATO military action against Yugoslavia; NATO bombs help the Serb cause.
- Chris Burns reports from Berlin on a potential split among NATO-allied countries. Germany and Italy consider withdrawing their support for NATO action against Yugoslavia. Statements by German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer featured.
- Chris Black reports from the White House on President Clinton's role in helping other NATO countries gain public support for NATO air strikes.
- (beginning cut off) Libya and other countries are reporting damage to embassies in Belgrade.
- Walter Rogers reports over the phone from Belgrade on the lack of unity among NATO-member countries regarding the military action against Yugoslavia. Recent NATO targets, mainly a Belgrade hospital and Chinese Embassy, destabilize unity of the allied forces.
- Anchorman Lou Waters reads the latest on NATO's bombing of the Chinese Embassy Belgrade, Yugoslavia; President Clinton approves the final bill for budget, which includes the cost of NATO air strikes as well as for relief from natural disasters domestically (report incomplete).