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THE SITUATION ROOM

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December 30, 2005

• Extreme Weather Battering Many Parts of the Country; Interview with Robert Novak
• Riders Trapped Aboard Amtrak Train in Georgia; Justice Department Launches Investigation Into NSA Domestic Spying Leak
• Amtrak Passengers Stuck Aboard Train; John Kerry Takes Aim at President Bush's Iraq Policy

December 29, 2005

• Bush Favorable Rating Hits All-Time Low; Raging Fires Blaze in Eastern Oklahoma; Some States Require Drivers to Speak English; 9/11 Loans Didn't Go to Firms Hurt by Attacks; Presidential Portraits in New Book
• Wildfires Rage Across Oklahoma, Texas; New Information About NSA Domestic Spying Program Emerges; New Concerns for Bird Flu; A Child's Welfare Endangered in Long Island; Military Chaplain Returns from Iraq to Crawford
• Wildfires Rage in Texas, Oklahoma; Interview With Louis Freeh

December 28, 2005

• Defense Lawyers Plan Challenges To Spy Efforts; Cooler Weather Helps Fight Fires In Texas And Oklahoma; Enron Trial Postponed; Manassas, Virginia Redefines Family To Curb Illegal Immigration; Jimmy Carter's Strong Views On Iraq; Alito Documents Could Give Clues
• Enron Plea Deal; Spying Showdown; Civil War in Iraq?; Airport Screeners Pay More Attention to Passengers; Israel Can Help U.S. Fight Suicide Bombers; Iraq Must Stand On Its Own Economically; Don King To Boost Troop Morale
• Protesters Take to Streets in Iraq about Vote; Legal Challenges in the Works over Domestic Spying Program; Israelis Trade Some Freedom for More Security; Enron's Top Accountant Makes Deal to Testify Against Ken Lay; Mother Drops Her Baby out of a Burning Building to Safety;

December 27, 2005

• Grass Fires Rage In Oklahoma, Texas; Wet Weather In California; Schwarzenegger Under Fire From All Sides In California; Trent Lott Mulling Not Running For Re-election In Mississippi; Political Implications Of Iraqi Election Protests;
• Grass Fires Across Texas; California Soaker; New Orleans Police Shooting; Italians Preparing To Fight Terror At Olympics; Katrina- Related Fraud Rampant; Iraqis Protest Preliminary Election Results; Bears Eating Wine Grapes
• New Orleans Police Involved in Fatal Shooting; Grass Fires Rage Across Texas, Oklahoma

December 26, 2005

• Interview with Angelina Jolie; Rough Year for Bush; Michael Chertoff to Possibly Overhaul FEMA
• At Least 20 Killed in Attacks Across Iraq; U.S. Troop Withdrawal; Poison Gas Attack in Russia
• Wolf Blitzer Interview with Condoleezza Rice on Domestic Wiretap Controversy; New Orleans Police Involved in Deadly Force Incident; Nasty Flu Hitting California, Spreading Eastward

December 23, 2005

• Secret Program May Monitor Muslim Sites In U.S.; Daschle Disagrees That Congress Authorized Wiretaps; Samuel Alito On Wiretaps; Robert Novak Interview
• Program Monitors U.S. Muslim Sites For Radioactive Materials; Italian Judge Issued Arrest Warrants For 22 CIA Officers Who Allegedly Kidnapped Muslim Cleric; U.S. To Reduce Troop Levels In Iraq; Executed Man Could Be Exonerated; Lindh's Lawyers Ask For Reduced Sentence, "Munich" Controversial
• DNA Evidence May Exonerate Executed Man; President Bush's Poll Numbers Improve Slightly; Secret Program Monitors Muslim Sites In U.S. For Radioactive Material; Daschle Rejects Bush Claim On Wiretapping Approval; Bush OKs U.S. Troop Reduction; Marc Chagall and Picasso Art Stolen; Bob Novak Leaves CNN; Robert Novak Interview; Some Churches Closed Christmas Sunday?; Judge Rules In Favor Of Woman In David Letterman Case

December 22, 2005

• House Votes to Extend Patriot Act until February; Pelosi Won't Agree to Spending Cuts Bill; New York City Transit Workers Reporting Back to Work; Accused Rapist on the Loose in Miami; President Bush Hopes to Improve Image with Minorities
• NYC Transit Strike Over; Patriot Games
• The Fury of Hurricane Katrina; Jury Rules Against Wal-Mart

December 21, 2005

• Fierce Battles In Senate Over Alaska Drilling, Budget Cuts and the Patriot Act; Cornyn Says Clinton Also Engaged In Domestic Spying; Jose Padilla Will Remain An Enemy Combatant In Military Custody; Stress Fractures Found On Seaplane; Pirro Calls It Quits;
• Saddam Hussein Cries Abuse; Kofi Annan's Anger; No Senate Patriot Act Agreement Has Been Reached; FISA Court Operates In Shadows; Pondering Osama bin Laden's Whereabouts; New Details In New Orleans Euthanasia Case; Stress Cracks In Airplane That Crashed
• Bush Administration Under Fire Over Secret Wiretaps; Manhunt for Accused Rapist; Surviving a Plane Crash; Elton John and Partner Join Civil Union in Britain; Pirro Out of Hillary's Way; Kofi Annan Lashes Out at the U.N.; Hurricane Victims Asked to Leave Hotels

December 20, 2005

• Domestic Spying Controversy Becoming A Huge Issue On Capitol Hill; Fight Over Wiretapping Goes A Long Way Back; FBI Maintains Database Of Surveillance Activities; Interview With Dick Cheney; Judge Says Teaching Intelligent Design Unconstitutional; Interview With Barbara Boxer
• Crammed in Cars in New York City; Secrets, Spying and Outrage; Interview With William Cohen; Crews Recover Remnants Of Seaplane
• Controversy Over NSA Domestic Spying Continues; Top Activist Groups Claim They've Come Under FBI Surveillance; Cornyn, Graham Debate; Early Results From Iraqi Election Last Week Making People Somewhat Uneasy; Families Of Seaplane Crash Victims Are Grieving; Pennsylvania Judge Rules Against Intelligent Design; New York City Transit Strike Making It Hard For Commuters To Get Around; Vatican Says No To Online Absolution Of Sins

December 19, 2005

• Seaplane Crashes Near Miami Beach
• Seaplane Crashes Off Coast of Miami Beach; Bush: Wiretaps Without Warrants Will Continue

December 18, 2005

• Opinions Vary on President Bush's Speech
• Anticipation Builds for Presidential Address

December 16, 2005

• Senate Refuses to Extend Patriot Act; White House Has Allowed Spying on U.S. Persons without Court Aprroval, Says the New York Times; Iraqi Elections Boost Bush
• Senate Does Not Renew Expiring Patriot Act Provisions; NSA Can Spy On U.S. Citizens Without Court Orders; Senator Gives First-Hand Impression Of Iraq Elections; Border Security May Protect Against Bird Flu; Liberia To Inaugurate First Female President
• Spying on Americans wihout Court Approval; Burbank Airplane Incident; Morgan Freeman on Black History Month; Howard Stern Signs Off

December 15, 2005

• Bush And McCain Reach Torture Ban Deal; $3 Billion To Fix New Orleans Levees; Iraqis Vote In Historic Election; Interview With Alberto Gonzales; Possible 2008 Presidential Race Poll Released; Hillary Clinton May Be 2008 Candidate
• Observations from Iraq Election; Bush Pledges $3.1 Billion to New Orleans
• Interview Rush Limbaugh Attorney Roy Black; Bush Administration Announces Plans to Strengthen New Orleans Levees

December 14, 2005

• President Bush Gives Another Iraq War Speech; New Poll More Favorable On Iraq War; Young Iraqi Campaigners Take Great Risks; Mitt Romney Not Running for Second Term as Governor of Massachussetts; Iraq Elections Detailed; Don King Supports Troops
• President Bush Says he's Responsible for War Decision on Faulty Intel; Security Tight on Eve of Iraq's Historic Election; Interview With Senator Russ Feingold
• Iraqi Elections Draw Near; President Bush Delivers a Major Address on Progress in Iraq; The Pentagon has discovered problems in a classified database on domestic intelligence threats; Iranian President Stirs Condemnation Over His Remarks About the Holocaust;

December 13, 2005

• Bush Prepares for Fourth Iraq Speech; Iraqi Expatriates Cast a Vote; A Top General Discusses Progress in Iraq
• President Gerald Ford Undergoing Tests at Hospital; Iraqi Expatriates Already Casting Ballots; Congress Probes Disappearance of Cruise Ship Passengers; Four Years Ago Man From Qatar Swept Up In 9/11 Investigation; Reporter At Stanley Tookie Williams' Execution Describes It; Bush Selling Medicare Drug Benefit Program
• President Bush Will Give Last In Series Of Four Iraq Speeches Tomorrow; Karen Hughes Interview; Reporter Who Witnessed Stanley Tookie Williams' Execution Speaks; Pregnant Woman Survives Sky-diving Crash; DIRECTV Slapped With Huge Fine For Telemarketing; DNA Evidence Proven Faulty In Tucson; "Brokeback Mountain" Praised But Controversial

December 12, 2005

• Schwarzenegger Denies Clemency for Stanley "Tookie" Williams; Bush Administration Hopes Voting in Iraq will Bolster Support in U.S.; Democrats say Bush Hasn't Adequately Outlined Exit Strategy
• Governor Schwarzenegger Denies Clemency for Stanley "Tookie" Williams; Iraqi Election
• Williams Denied Clemency; Early Voting Begins in Iraq

December 09, 2005

• Dramatic Scene In Chicago Where Plane Skidded Off Runway; Republicans Make Aggressive Online Ad; Are Runways Too Short?; Many Republicans Still Back Bush; Torture Ban Agreement Still Not Reached; Menendez To Replace Corzine As New Jersey Senator; Democratic Primary Schedule May Change In 2008;
• Press Conference Sheds New Light on Plane Crash in Chicago; Plame Retires
• NTSB Begins Investigation of Plane Crash in Chicago; Some L.A. Officials Fear Violence if Stanley Williams Is Executed
• Dramatic Scene In Chicago Where Plane Skidded Off Runway; Republicans Make Aggressive Online Ad; Are Runways Too Short?; Many Republicans Still Back Bush; Torture Ban Agreement Still Not Reached; Menendez To Replace Corzine As New Jersey Senator; Democratic Primary Schedule May Change In 2008

December 08, 2005

• House and Senate Compromise to extend Patriot Act; House Negotiators Closer to a Deal on McCain Torture Amendment; President's Rating Up in New Poll; Governor Schwarzenegger Heard Appeals from Williams' Lawyers; Senator Joe Lieberman at the Pentagon Sparks Questions about White House and Rumsfeld
• New Questions on Whether Proper Procedures Were Used in Passenger's Death; Midwest Hit by Snow, Ice, Cold; Suicide Bomber Kills 30 on Baghdad Bus; Separation of Church and State
• Major Snowstorm Hits Midwest; New Information on Miami Airport Shooting

December 07, 2005

• Airline Threat Suspect Killed
• Passenger Shot by Air Marshals on Flight to Miami
• Passenger Killed On American Airlines Flight After Making Bomb Threat

December 06, 2005

• Top Democrats Showing Splits Over Iraq; Ken Mehlman Interview; Cindy Sheehan Interview; War Of Words Over Iraq Continues
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; Interview With Ramsey Clark
• Suicide Bombers Attack Police Academy, Killing At Least 36; Saddam Hussein Trial Had Dramatic Moments; DNC Chairman Howard Dean Says Iraq War Can't Be Won; Sami Al-Arian Acquitted; Massachusetts Right To Die Case; U.S. Under Fire In Europe For Anti-Terror Detentions Of A German Citizen; Ramsey Clark Interview; Cindy Sheehan Writes Book; Bill Clinton Helps Hillary's Campaign; Ford Ads Targeting To Gays And Lesbians Start Controversy

December 05, 2005

• President Bush Focuses on Economic Security; Dismal Security Report from Former 9/11 Commission; Cheney Rallies Behind DeLay; Rumsfeld Lashes Out Against Media
• Wintry Weather Rips Through Northeast, Mid-Atlantic; Is U.S. Prepared for Next Terror Attack?
• New Developments in DeLay Case; Interview With Michael Leavitt

December 02, 2005

• Bloody Ambush in Iraq as Pentagon Battles Accusations of Media Manipulation; Bush Welcomes Good News on Economy; Sam Alito May Endure Tough Questions During Confirmation; Two Bodies May Be Those Of Murdered Children; Jeanine Pirro Urged To Drop Senate Bid; Possible New Turn In CIA Leak Case; Fourth Anniversary Of Enron Scandal; Peres and Shimon Meet In The Middle
• Insurgent Attack Kills 10 U.S. Marines Near Fallujah; Colleague Of American Hostage In Iraq Speaks Out; Pentagon Paid For Stories In Iraqi Press; Corpses Found In Ohio May Be Murdered Children; Bomb Threat In Connecticut; Economy Doing Well; Interview With John Negroponte; French Doctors Give Transplant Details; TSA Allows Some Objects On Planes
• 10 Marines Killed in Iraq

December 01, 2005

• Differing Opinions On Iraq; Assumptions In Bush's Speech On Iraq War; Prospects For Schwarzenegger Reelection Raising Questions; Sources Of Payment For Presidential Trips
• Insurgents Waging Propaganda War in Iraq; Four Christian Activists Being Held Hostage in Iraq; Fraud Scheme; Schwarzenegger Mulls Clemency For Williams; Australian To Be Hanged In Singapore; The U.S. Is Attempting To Free Western Hostages In Iraq; Scaffolding Slams Into Building
• Bill Clinton Weighs in on Iraq War; Civilian Contractors Caught on Tape in Iraq

November 30, 2005

• People Are Analyzing Bush's Annapolis Speech; Justices Hear Abortion Cases With Roberts As Chief Justice; Some Liken Iraq To Vietnam
• The President's Plan; Less of a Threat?; Saving Face in France; Iraq's Free Press May Not Be So Free; Hurricane Season Ends Today; Timing Of Today's Speech; World AIDS Day Is Tomorrow
• Bush Speech Attempts to Better Explain War; Hillary Rodham Clinton Walks Fine Line on Iraq; Update on Housing Bubble; Billionaire Richard Branson Coins New Holiday; California Supreme Court Refuses to Halt Execution of Stanley Tookie Williams

November 29, 2005

• Death Row Inmate Pardoned by Virginia Governor; New Video Allegedly Shows Western Hostages in Iraq; Exit Strategy; Europe Worried About Secret Prisons; Lieberman Interview; Katrina Cleanup Slow and Frustrating; Tropical Storm Epsilon Has Formed
• Bush Delivers Mission Statement About Troops in Iraq; Democrats Show Support For New Orleans; Cunningham Admits To Taking Bribes; Mark Warner Commutes Death Sentence
• Death Row Prisoner About to Be Executed in Virginia; Bush Hours Away From Major Address on Iraq

November 28, 2005

• Bush to Press Immigration Plan in Arizona; USNA Address to Focus on Iraq; Cunningham Pleads Guilty
• Saddam Hussein Defiant at Resumption of Trial; Alleged Plot to Kill Judge in Hussein Trial Thwarted; Crooked Congressman; Lay Offs at Merck; Replacing Boots with Air Power on Ground?; Bush Tackles Illegal Immigration
• Top Republican Congressman Quits and Cries After Pleading Guilty to Corruption Charges. Bush Pushing his Plan to Allow Illegal Immigrants Now in This Country to Get Guest Worker Visas. Saddam Hussein's Trial Resumed and then Adjourned Once Again Today In Between Quite a Display of Fireworks.

November 25, 2005

• Icy Water Leave Father And Daughter Dead; President Bush And Cindy Sheehan In Crawford; Four Governors Visit Iraq; Saddam Hussein Trial; Hopes Ride On December 15th Elections; Retailers Competing on Black Friday; Online Shopping Deals for Weekend; Michael Brown Starting Own Consulting Firm; Conservatives Protest American Girl Dolls; Bill Clinton Talks About Childhood Obesity
• Black Friday in Full Force; Saddam Hussein's Trial Set to Start Monday
• Shopper Gone Wild; Saddam Trial Resumes

November 24, 2005

• Suicide Bombers Kill As Many As 30 In Iraq; Brief Moments Of Holiday Cheer For Troops Overseas; Protesters Gather At Bush Ranch; Having Troops In Iraq Next Thanksgiving Could Be Bad For Bush; Murtha's Hometown Gives Opinions Of His Iraq Comments
• Balloon Mishap in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; Bombings in Iraq
• What Republicans And Democrats Should Be Grateful For; Bosnian War A Decade Ago; Political Turkeys Of The Year
• Toxic Spill In China Causing Problems; Volcano To Erupt In Colombia; President Bush's Thanksgiving; Injured U.S. Troops Take Part In Paralympics
• Thirty Killed In Iraq Suicide Bombings; Those Serving In Iraq Celebrate The Holiday Far From Home; Toxic Spill In China; Islamic Prisoners May Plot From Prison; Filmmakers Bring People Together In The Balkans; Controversial Movie About Oil; Macy's Parade Mishap; Diamond Ad Campaign; Xbox 360 Mania

November 23, 2005

• Debate Continues Over Iraq Withdrawal; Holiday Crunch Hits Home; Hillary vs. Condoleezza in 2008?
• Prominent Sunni Sheik Killed in Baghdad Home; New Info on When Troops are Coming Home; Hussein's Trial Resumes on Monday Despite Lawyers' Boycott Threats; China Confirms 3rd Case of Bird Flu in Humans; Firefighter Injured in Atlanta Apartment Blaze; Weather and Travel Concerns for Holiday Season; Winds may Damper Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; Visitors Pour in to Georgia Aquarium
• Violence in Iraq; Hillary vs. Condi in 2008?; Liberia's Challenge; Chicago Rail Accident

November 22, 2005

• Jose Padilla Under Indictment; Mortar Attack Caught On Camera; Judge Deciding If DeLay Charges Should Be Dropped; Good Economy Not Helping Bush Poll Numbers; Debate Rages On Over Murtha Comments; Pregnant, Unmarried Teacher Loses Job; Two Possible California Governor Nominees Are Well-Known, Not Well-Liked;
• Charges Filed Against Jose Padilla; Bird Flu Fears
• Is Mount St. Helens Ready to Erupt?; Padilla Indicted

November 21, 2005

• GM Prepares to Lay Off Tens of Thousands; Weekend Raid Sparks Speculation About Zarqawi's Fate
• Heated Debate Over Iraq War Continues
• Cheney Blasts War Critics

November 18, 2005

• Ventura Fires Burn Close To Homes; Robert Blake Liable For Death Of Wife; Verbal Assaults On Iraq War;
• Gamma to Florida?; Wildfires in SoCal
• State Department Issues Travel Warning; House Debates Iraq War Pullout

November 17, 2005

• Congressman Murtha Calls For Immediate Troop Withdrawal From Iraq; Many Republicans Urging Rudi Giuliani To Make 2008 Presidential Bid
• Iraq: War of Words; Detainee Dungeon; Interview With Senator John Warner; Two Americans Arrested In Iraq Kickback Scheme; Terrorist Tape Has Chilling Message For U.S.; No Aid For North Korea As Long As It Has Nuclear Programs; Two Die Of Bird Flu In Indonesia
• Congressman Calls for Pullout From Iraq; Interview With John Kerry

November 16, 2005

• Bob Woodward Says Official Leaked Name Two Years Ago; Sam Alito Controversy; Oil Execs May Be Part Of Cheney Task Force; Interview With Leonard Downie
• Woodward Speaks About CIA Leak; Bloody Battle in Iraq; White- Hot Weapon; Bird Flu in China; Guatemalan Smugglers Arrested; What Happens To Sex Offenders After They Are Released; Ted Koppel Interview
• Interview with Ted Koppel; Vice President Cheney Speaks At Conservative Rally

November 15, 2005

• Severe Weather From Southwest to Midwest; Senate Vents Iraq War Policy Frustrations; President Bush In Japan; Senate Decides On Detainee Torture; Baseball's New Steroids Policy; Dole On Bush;
• Rumsfeld Strikes Back; Bush in Asia
• Severe Weather Threatens Heartland; Bush Visits Asia

November 14, 2005

• Bush's Poll Numbers Drop; New Documents Reveal More About Alito's Views on Abortion
• New Details About Amman Suicide Bombing Emerge; 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Japan
• Iraqi Woman Confesses to Role in Jordan Bombings; President Bush Slams Iraq War Critics; Wal-Mart and China

November 11, 2005

• Condoleezza Rice Makes Surprise Visit To Iraq; President Defends Iraq War; Robertson Claims Dover Residents May Feel God's Wrath; Stores Debate Holidays; Teen Elected Mayor In Michigan; Liberia Elects Woman President; Unions Beat Schwarzenegger
• Bush Fights Back; 'Halloween' Producer Dies in Amman Blast
• Al Qaeda Releases New Details of Bombings in Jordan; Bush Answers War Critics

November 10, 2005

• Is Alito Nomination in Trouble?; Is New CIA Leak Investigation in the Works?; New Possible CIA Leak; John McCain May Be Dropping Hints Of A Presidential Campaign; Interview with Mary Mapes
• Backlash in Jordan; Inmate in Georgia's Bartow County Escapes From Sheriff's Custody
• Jordan Bombings Death Toll Rises; Dean Sounds Off

November 09, 2005

• Blasts Rock Hotels In Jordan, Killing Many
• 67 Dead in Amman Blasts, Number Expected to Rise

November 08, 2005

• Off-year Election Highlights; Ethics Classes for White House Staffers; Who Leaked Word of the Secret CIA Prisoners?
• One Hour to French Curfew; V.A., N.J. Await Polls to Close
• Republicans Demand Investigation Into New CIA Leak; Election Day in Several States; Rift in Bush-Cheney Relationship?

November 07, 2005

• President Bush Completes Trip In Panama; Gov. Schwarzenegger On Shaky Ground
• Terror Plot Foiled in Australia; Violent Nights in France
• Civil Unrest Rocks France; Australian Authorities Foil Terror Plot

November 04, 2005

• Houston Death Row Inmate Escapes Prison; President Bush Faces Protests in Argentina; Security Changes Ahead For America's Airports?; Interview With Former President Jimmy Carter
• Mar del Plata Rocked by Violent Protests; Interview With Jimmy Carter

November 03, 2005

• Lewis Scooter Libby Hears Charges; Bill Proposed to Build Barrier Along Mexican Border; Former Saddam Hussein Soldiers Asked to Rejoin Iraqi Army
• Libby Pleads Not Guilty; Bush Travels to Latin America
• Alito Confirmation Hearings Will Begin in January; Libby Arraigned in CIA Leak Case
• Libby Arraigned; Charles, Camilla on Charm Offensive in the U.S.

November 02, 2005

• British Royals Set to Dine with President Bush; Remembering Rosa Parks; New Addresses For Thousands of Former New Orleans Residents; Two Convicted Felons On The Loose In South Carolina; Closed Session Of Senate Causes Anger
• Exile Offer for Saddam Hussein; White House Reacts; Al Qaeda Members May Be Questioned In Soviet-Era Prison; Sometimes Prayer Considered Suspicious Behavior; Paris Riots Continue; British Royalty Consider Media A Nemesis
• Pennsylania High School Girls Organize "Girlcott" of Abermcrombie & Fitch; Interview with Al Sharpton
• Positive Comments from Senators on Alito; Fallout of Rule 21 Secret Session in Senate

November 01, 2005

• Senate Forced into Closed Session; Democrats Use Arcane Rule; Avian Flu Pandemic?; Charles and Camilla in New York
• Senate Forced into Closed Session; Republicans Cry Foul; Harry Reid Media Availability; Avian Flu Discussed
• Senate Goes Into Closed Session; Bird Flu Plan
• Senate Behind Closed Doors; Bush Unveils $7 Billion Plan to Fight Possible Bird Flu Pandemic

October 31, 2005

• Interview With Illinois Senator Dick Durbin; Samuel Alito's Paper Trail
• Interview with Joe Wilson; White House Nominates Judge Samuel Alito To Supreme Court
• President Bush Taps Alito For Supreme Court; Lewis "Scooter" Libby Arraigned Today On Five Counts; Iraq Continues Violent Trend
• Bush Nominates Alito to Supreme Court; Interview With Joe Wilson

October 28, 2005

• Scooter Libby Indicted on Perjury Charges; Differing Opinions Are Voiced on the Investigation
• Libby Indicted, Resigns; Rove Remains Under Investigation

October 27, 2005

• Supreme Court Pick Harriet Miers Withdraws Nomination; Interview With Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy; Prosecutor Wraps Up CIA Leak Investigation; President Bush Visits Florida
• D.C. Chatters Over Miers Withdrawal & Possible Pending Indictments
• Harriet Miers Withdraws; Sources: Fitzgerald May Indict Rove

October 26, 2005

• Florida Residents Rocked By Wilma Wait Hours For Water and Ice; White House Anxiously Awaiting CIA Leak Probe Outcome; Bomb Rips Through Crowded Israeli Marketplace; Air Force Academy Coach Makes Controversial Comments About Race; Wal-Mart Might Change Health Care Benefits For Its Workers; BlackBerry Involved In Law Suit
• Paulison and Chertoff Tour Hurricane Zone; CIA Leak Investigation Detailed
• CIA Leak Cliffhanger; After Hurricane Wilma; New Bird Flu Cases; Air Force Academy Coach's Remarks

October 25, 2005

• President Bush's Poll Numbers Inch Up; Wilma Leaves Millions in the Dark; 2,000 U.S. Troops Now Killed in Iraq War; McDonald's Opens the Curtain on Ingredients
• CIA Leak Investigation; Bush Approval Down Further; Hurricane Wilma Aftermath; Congress Marks 2000 US Military Deaths in Iraq; Rosa Parks Passes Away
• Interview With Acting FEMA Director David Paulison; Some American Tourists Stranded in Cancun

October 24, 2005

• Hurricane Wilma Pounding the East Coast of Florida; Baghdad Blasts
• Explosions Rock Baghdad; Florida Authorities Survey Hurricane Wilma Damage; Interview With West Palm Beach Mayor Lois Frankel
• Hurricane Wilma Devestates Southern Florida; American Public Thinks Federal Government Ready For Wilma Damage; Speculation Heats Up Surrounding Possible Indictments In CIA Leak Probe
• Wilma's Damage; Interview With Lieutenant Governor Toni Jennings

October 21, 2005

• Tom DeLay Makes First Court Appearance; Hurricane Wilma Batters Mexico; Russia Issues Quarantine Amid Bird Flu Fears; Interview With Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt
• Hurricane Wilma Centered on Yucatan; Suspicious Package Near Capitol; Tom DeLay Says Charges Are Wrong And Politically Motivated.
• Tracking Hurricane Wilma

October 20, 2005

• Congressman Tom DeLay Turns Himself In; Mexico and Florida Prepare For Hurricane Wilma; Defense Attorney in Saddam Hussein Trial Kidnapped
• Rep. Tom DeLay Fingerprinted Today; Hurricane Wilma Churns Towards Mexico; Pressconference with National Hurricane Center Dir. Max Mayfield
• Tracking Hurricane Rita; FEMA Could be Back in Spotlight; Wilma Has Record-Setting Pressure For The Atlantic; Frozen Body Could Be WWII Airman

October 19, 2005

• Florida Braces For Hurricane Wilma; Saddam Hussein Trial Begins; Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Tells Iran and Syria to Choose War or Peace; California Shark Attack
• Hurricane Wilma At Record Intensity And Barreling Closer To Land; Date Set For Senate Showdown Over Harriet Miers; Bush Awaits Legal News On Top Aides
• Hurricane Wilma Most Intense Atlantic Storm on Record; Katrina Response; Saddam on Trial; Florida Keys Have Mandatory Evacuation; Public Transportation Is Good Way To Travel

October 18, 2005

• Baltimore Tunnels Shut Down; Change in U.S. Immigration Policy?; Saddam Hussein Set to Face Trial
• Baltimore Tunnel Threat; CIA Leak Investigation; Harriet Miers and Abortion
• Tunnel Threat in Maryland; Interview With Afghan Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah

October 17, 2005

• Bird Flu Discovered in Greece; Saddam Hussein Likely Plotting Own Defense; Forecasters Track Tropical Storm Wilma
• White House Reworks Harriet Miers Nomination Spin; President's Approval Ratings Continue Slump
• Bird Flu Discovered in Greece; Saddam Hussein Likely Plotting Own Defense; Forecasters Track Tropical Storm Wilma

October 14, 2005

• Resistant Strain of Bird Flu Virus Discovered in Vietnam; Karl Rove Faces Grand Jury For Fourth Time; Iraqi Constitutional Referendum Vote Set to Begin; Zalmay Khalilzad Interview; Daniel Craig to Play James Bond
• Karl Rove's Fate in Question; Blackout in Baghdad; Vote In Iraq Tomorrow; Patrick Fitzgerald Profiled; Conflicts Over President's Teleconference
• Power Lines Sabotaged in Baghdad; Rove Testifies Before Grand Jury for Fourth Time

October 13, 2005

• Southeastern New Hampshire Floods; Some New Jersey Communities Issue Voluntary Evacuations; U.S. Preparedness For Influenza Pandemic; Companies Fix Computer Memory Prices
• Could 2006 Mid-Term Elections Be Nightmare for Republicans? Interview with Louis Farrakhan
• Vatican Offers Training Course In Exorcism; Fat Dimono Returns to New Orleans

October 12, 2005

• Pakistan Aftershocks; More IEDs in Iraq; Miers Nomination Opposition; Flooding in New England
• Will Harriet Miers Separate Church From State?; Interview with Syrian President; Government Warns of High Energy Bills; Pakistan Earthquake Details
• Harriet Miers Nomination; CIA Leak Investigation; Interview with Texas Supreme Court Justice Nathan Hecht; Smurfs and UNICEF Commercial

October 11, 2005

• International Aid Arrives in Earthquake-Ravaged Pakistan; Terror Threat in New York Turns Out to be Hoax; Bush Supports Miers in Face of Conservative Opposition
• Inside Information on Miers; Fighting Culture Wars at Air Force Academy
• Earthquake Leaves Millions Homeless in South Asia; Interview With Mike Wallace, Art Buchwald

October 10, 2005

• South Asian Earthquake; Supreme Court Nomination Controversy
• Desperate Rush to Aid South Asian Earthquake Survivors; Interview with Pakistani Information Minister; Hundreds Buried in Guatemalan Mudslide; Interview with General Craddock; Interview with U.N. Disaster Assessment and Coordination Team Officer; New Orleans Police Officers Charged with Battery; NY Subway Alert Examined
• South Asia Quake; Interview with Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Afairs Spokesperson Tasnim Aslam; End of Days?; Interview with Reverend Jerry Falwell; Cronyism and a Possible Flu Pandemic

October 07, 2005

• New York Subway Commuters Ride With Caution; Federal Officials Question Legitimacy of Subway Threat; Washington Monument Evacuated; Discussion With Commerce Secretary; Clear Water And Postal Service In New Orleans
• Harriet Miers Nomination; Roy Moore Interview; NYC Transit Threat; Rove to Testify
• Investigation Of Possible New York Subway Attack; Starting Correspondence By Al Qaeda

October 06, 2005

• Former U.S. Marine Under Investigation For Espionage; New Cancer Drug Unveiled
• Karl Rove To Testify Again For Grand Jury; President's Speech Leaves Public Wanting For New Information; Interview with Senator Patrick Leahy
• Rove to Testify Before Grand Jury in Plame Leak Case; Vaccine Offers Hope for Cervical Cancer

October 05, 2005

• Nation Prepares For Bird Flu Threat; Toronto Health Officials Investigate Mysterious Sickness; Investigators Look for Cause of Tour Boat Tragedy
• Harriet Miers Nomination; Problems Facing Tom DeLay; Mystery Illness In Toronto Nursing Home; Harriet Miers Makes Courtesy Call On Hill; Polls Show Public Views On Miers, Roberts Widely Different; Former White House Insider Says Miers Not The Best GOP Has To Offer; Interview with Sen. Dick Durbin
• Mexican Wildfire Jumps Border, Threatens San Diego; Avian Flu Debate; War on Drugs: Protecting Children; Some Question Validity of Miers Nomination; Florida Crocodile Hunter

October 04, 2005

• A discussion of Bush's political situation; Roy Moore is running for mayor of Alabama; Both sides weigh in on Harriet Miers
• New Orleans to Lay Off Workers; Bush Holds Press Conference; DeLay's Attorney Discusses Charges
• New Orleans Lays Off 3,000 City Employees; U.S. Government Prepares For Potential Bird Flu Epidemic; Interview With Franklin Graham

October 03, 2005

• President Bush Chooses White House Insider to Replace Sandra Day O'Connor; Authorities Investigate New York Boating Accident; Will New Orleans Levees Hold?
• Bush Picks White House Counsel for Supreme Court; Plane Crash in Florida
• Tour Boat Raised out of Lake George; Small Plane Crashes During Takeoff at Deland Airport

September 30, 2005

• Wildfires Rage in Southern California; Reporter Judith Miller Testifies in CIA Leak Investigation; Bennett Remarks Spark Controversy
• Judith Miller Testifies in CIA Leak Case; Bill Bennett Defends Comments; Second Wildfire Flares Near L.A.
• Wildfires Burning Outside Los Angeles; Judith Miller Testifies in CIA Leak Probe; Pentagon Mixed on Iraqi Military Forces

September 29, 2005

• Will President Bush choose a woman or a minority to fill out the Roberts Court?
• Fire Crews Battle Major Wildfire Outside L.A.; Interview with Tom DeLay; Gay Penguin Couple Separates
• Speculation on Next Supreme Court Nomination; Wildfire Rages in Southern California; United Nations Gears Up to Counter Threat of Bird Flu

September 28, 2005

• House Majority Leader Tom DeLay Indicted; Gas Shortage Imminent?
• Residents head back into New Orleans; Blaze in California; U.S. soldiers may have exchanged pictures of dead Iraqis for access to ponography site; Angelina Jolie discusses Africa; Tom DeLay steps down
• Tom DeLay Indicted, Steps Down as House Majority Leader; Governors from Gulf States Appeal to Congress; Haley Barbour Interview

September 27, 2005

• Congress Investigates Katrina Response; President Bush Visits Disaster Zone; Katrina Chaos Exaggerated by Local Officials?
• Brown Blames Others for Slow Response to Katrina
• Former FEMA Director Questioned by Congress; New Orleans Police Superintendent to Step Down

September 26, 2005

• Houston Residents Return Home; New Orleans Pumping Out Water Once Again; Lynndie England Convicted on Six of Seven Counts
• President Could Announce Supreme Court Nominee Friday; Erath Suffers Flood Damage; New Orleans Pumping Water Out Again After Rita; Looking at the President's Respone To Hurricanes
• Devastation in Louisiana; Bill Frist Comments on Stock Sale; Interview With Education Secretary Margaret Spellings

September 23, 2005

• Bus Carrying Rita Evacuees Explodes; New Orleans Levee Fails; Millions Flee Ahead of Hurricane Rita
• Hurricane Rita Drops to Category 3; Ward 9 Levee Overflowing; President Bush Heads to Colorado
• Hurricane Rita Makes Turn Towards Louisiana Coast

September 22, 2005

• Millions Flee Hurricane Rita; U.S. Gas Crisis Imminent?; Interview With Houston Police Chief
• Rita Bears Down on Texas; Houston Evacuations Cause Traffic Jams
• Hurricane Rita; Fuel Crisis; McCain's Position

September 21, 2005

• Huricane Rita Upgraded To Category 5
• Hurricane Rita Heads Towards Texas Coast
• Hurricane Rita Targets Texas; Gas Prices Headed For $5 a Gallon?; New Orleans Rushes to Shore Up Levees

September 20, 2005

• Hurricane Rita Lashes Florida Keys; New Orleans in Path of Another Hurricane?
• Hurricane Rita Lashes Keys; Bush Visits Mississippi; Navy to Leave New Orleans; Jeb Bush Orders Evacuations
• Mayor Nagin, Governor Blanco and Adm. Thad Allen Briefing

September 19, 2005

• Following the Path of Tropical Storm Rita; Interview With Ted Turner
• Algiers Residents Return Home; President Bush Voices Caution on Repopulation Efforts; Tropical Storm Rita Update; Florida Keys Evacuating; Al-Jazeera Airs Al-Zawahiri Videotape; Rove to Help Manage Hurricane Spending Funds; New Orleans Might Face Another Hurricane; President's Approval Rating Drops
• A New Hurricanes Threaten the Already Devastated Gulf Coast.

September 16, 2005

• Bush Hosts Putin; Clean Up of New Orleans; Schwarzenegger to Seek Re-election
• Is New Orleans Ready for Returnees?; Tax Increases to Rebuild New Orleans?; Senators View Destruction
• Rebuilding of New Orleans

September 15, 2005

• President Bush to Speak in New Orleans Tonight; Two Major Airlines Announce Bankruptcy; Wrapping up the Roberts Hearings
• Hurricane Ophelia Lingers Over Carolina Coast; President Bush to Deliver Prime-Time Address; Some New Orleans Residents Returning Home
• French Quarter on its Way to Return to Normalcy; Bush to Address Nation Tonight
• Katrina Officially Declared the Most Destructive Hurricane to Ever Hit U.S.; Bush to Address Nation From New Orleans Tonight

September 14, 2005

• Carolina Coast Under Assault by Hurricane Ophelia; Interview With North Carolina Governor Mike Easley; Toxic Air in New Orleans; 150 Killed in Baghdad Attacks
• Rash of Bombings Permeates Iraq; Standing Water Continues To Cause Problems In New Orleans; Hurricane Ophelia Threatens North Carolina Coast
• Interview with Bryan Beatty; Some New Orleans Suburbs Reopening Today; North Carolina Under Assault By Hurricane Ophelia

September 13, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina Aftermath; Roberts Hearing Continues
• Roberts Confirmation Hearing Continues; Hurricane Katrina Aftermath

September 12, 2005

• Day One of Roberts Hearings Complete; Power Outage in Southern California; Bush Tours Mississippi; Bill Frist Interview
• Power Outage in L.A. Not Linked to Terrorism; Bush Visits Katrina-Ravaged Gulf Coast

September 09, 2005

• FEMA Director Recalled to Washington; New Orleans Authorities Collect Guns; Thad Allen to Head Relief Operations on the Ground
• FEMA Head Recalled to Washington
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath. Interview With SNC Chairman Howard Dean.

September 08, 2005

• Vice President Visits Disaster Zone; Thousands Line Up For Debit Cards
• The Politics of Hurricane Katrina
• The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

September 07, 2005

• Military Not Part of Forced New Orleans Evacuations; President Bush Leads Final Tribute to Chief Justice William Rehnquist; Interview With U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona; Pets Also Homeless or Missing
• William Rehnquist Takes "Final Journey" Today; Floodwaters Slowly Recede From New Orleans; Interview with Delia Labarre
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath

September 06, 2005

• New Orleans Residents Search For Home Away From Home; Senate Plans Disaster Response Probe
• State of Emergency
• What Will Happen to New Orleans?

September 05, 2005

• Dramatic Rescues Continue in New Orleans. President Bush Returns to Hurricane Zone.
• Mosquitoes Potential New Orleans Threat; Recovery Efforts Under Way in Biloxi; Some New Orleans Area Residents Allowed to Inspect Damage; Officials Consider Spraying for Mosquitoes to Counter Health Threat; New Orleans Police Chief: Police Acted Heroically; Jesse Jackson Blames Feds for Disaster Reaction
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath

September 02, 2005

• Troops Arrive in New Orleans; President Bush Tours the Devastation
• Hurricane Katrina Aftermath; Feds Send Aid; Troops, Supplies Beginning to Arrive; Elijah Cummings Interview
• Aftermath of Katrina
• Hurricane Katrina

September 01, 2005

• Chaos in New Orleans; Thousands Believed Dead
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; New Orleans Mayor Pleads for Help; Race and Class Affecting the Crisis?
• FEMA Director: Focus is on Life-Saving Efforts; Critically Injured Airlifted from Superdome

August 31, 2005

• Thousands Feared Dead in New Orleans; Armed Looters on the Loose; Will Gas Top $4 a Gallon?
• National Guard Continues Evacuation of New Orleans; Almost 1,000 Dead in Stampede in Baghdad
• Fire Breaks Out in New Orleans; Run on Gas Stations in Georgia; Bush Mobilizes Cabinet to Help Hurricane Victims

August 30, 2005

• Water Rising in New Orleans; Survivors Plucked From Rooftops
• Hurricane Katrina Aftermath; Rescue Efforts and Assessing the Damage
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: New Images From New Orleans

August 29, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina Pounds Gulf Coast; Alabama Authorities Hold News Conference
• Hurricane Katrina Causing Oil Price Spike; Gulf Coast Battered, Swamped
• Katrina Devastates Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama

August 26, 2005

• Florida Deals With Aftermath of Katrina; Floods Strike Switzerland
• Kinky Friedman Interview; Bush Numbers Down Further; Hurricane Katrina Moves into the Gulf; Dallas Principals Required to Speak Spanish; FDA Looking for Public Comment on "Emergency" Birth Control Pill; BRAC Causing Heartache and Elation; Cindy Sheehan's Protest Continues
• Hurricane Katrina Heads into Gulf; Darfur Still Suffering; Iraqi Constitution Still Stalled; False DNA Evidence?

August 25, 2005

• Florida Braces For Katrina; Iraqi Lawmakers at Loggerheads Over Constitution; Anti-War Mother Returns to Crawford; Interview With New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson
• Hurricane Katrina Headed for Florida; Protesting Mom Back in Crawford; Walter Reed Medical Center to Close; Schwarzenegger's Poll Numbers
• United Nations Reform; Hurricane Katrina; Chinese Computer Hacking?; Cindy Sheehan's Protest; No Safety Seats on Aircraft; Martha's Back

August 24, 2005

• Connecticut Navy Base Gets New Lease on Life; Pat Robertson Under Fire; Military Analyst Suggest Exit Strategies; Tropical Storm Katrina Tops Internet Topics
• BRAC Accepts Majority of DoD Closures; Bush Speaks to Military Families; Supreme Battle Rejoined; Family in Iraq
• Pat Robertson Changes Gears; Bush Speaks to Military Families; BRAC Accepts Most of Pentagon List; Suicide Bomber Was Previously Prevented from Entering U.S.; More Armstrong Allegations

August 23, 2005

• Interview With Bob Dole; Pat Robertson Calls For Assassination of Venezuelan President; Northwest Strike Affecting Stock
• Pat Robertson's Remarks; Bush Remains Steadfast; Venezuelan Ambassador Interviewed; Pataki Tapes; SUV Gas Mileage
• Pat Robertson's Remarks; Israeli Withdrawal; Iraqi Constitution

August 22, 2005

• Deadline Approaches For Iraqi Constitution; Eric Rudolph Faces Victims; President Bush Visits Salt Lake City
• Man Missing from Boat for Seven Weeks; President's Numbers Falling Further; Northwest Airlines Strike; Able Danger Information Denied; Pat Roberts Interview; Football Player's Death
• Iraqis Meet Constitution Deadline; Zalmay Khalilzad Interview; Stem Cell Breakthrough; Lebanon Terror Investigation; Anti-War Protestors Follow the President

August 19, 2005

• Vioxx Decision; Terrorists Target Navy Ships; X-Ray Scanning at Airports; Palestinians Celebrate Israeli Withdrawal; Northwest Airlines Strike?; Could 9/11 Nave Been Prevented?; Catholics Online
• CIA Leak Conspiracy?; Tariffs on Brazilian Orange Juice?; Anti- War Protest; William Weld in New York; Roberts' Nomination
• Sabbath Halts Withdrawal; Benedict XVI in Germany; Cudge Crater's Case; Northwest to Be Struck?; Tornados in Wisconsin; Merck Loses Vioxx Case; Navy Ships Targeted

August 18, 2005

• BTK Killer Sentenced to Life; FBI Seeks New Type of Agent; Senator Hagel Interview

August 17, 2005

• Evacuation Proceeding Fairly Smoothly in Gaza; Criminal Charges Considered Against Ohio Governor; Sentencing Hearing Proceeds for BTK Killer; Trio of Car Bombings Kills Dozens in Baghdad; Intelligence on Terrorist Cell Involving Atta Known Before 9/11; U.S. Warned of Bin Laden A Decade Before 9/11; Robbery Arrests Turn into Terror Investigation; More Info Available on Computer Worm That Hit CNN; U.S./Mexico Border Emergency
• Bush Out of Touch?; Governor Taft's Troubles; Able Danger and the 9/11 Commission; Cindy Sheehan to Move Her Protest; "King of the Hill"
• Resistance to Israeli Pullout; Early bin Laden Warnings; New Hendrix Biography; Iraq Attacks; 82nd Airborne Troops Going to Iraq; Judge Lets Loose

August 16, 2005

• Israeli Settlers in Gaza Made to Leave; Venezuelan Plane Crash Investigation Begins; Abu Ghraib Prison Death a Suspected Homicide; More Spy Satellites or More Spies?; Former Israel Prime Minister Wary of Pull-Out; Simulating Iraq for Training
• Teen Drinking; One Woman's Protest; Roberts and Abortion; CIA Leak Investigation
• Israeli Withdrawal; Venezuelan Crash; Travellers Delayed by Children's Names on No-Fly Lists; One Woman's Protest; Computer Virus Runs Amuck

August 15, 2005

• Deadline for Iraqi Constitution Approaching; Gaza Pullout; Plane Crash Probe
• Iraqi Leaders Delay Constitution Draft; Cindy Sheehan Getting Non-Profit Help in Her Protest; John Roberts Papers Reveal Thoughts on Wage Equity; Conservatives Hold Rally for Roberts; Schwarzenegger Affair?
• Crash Victim Autopsies Begin; Chemical Spill in New Orleans; Keeping the Troops Safe; Iraqi Constitition Delayed; Confiscation Orders Eased at Airports; Israeli Withdrawal

August 12, 2005

• Security Threat Lowered; Israeli Withdrawal; US Army Uses Robots in Iraq; New 9/11 Tapes; Sri Lankan Minister Assassinated; CIA: Ahmadinejad Not 1979 Hostage Taker; Oil Refinery Capacity; Castro's Birthday
• Protesters in Crawford; Whirlpool to Buy Maytag; 2008 Hopefuls Already in Action; NARAL Drops Ad; Jerry Falwell Interview
• New York Monsignor Resigns; PGA Disrupted; Iraq KIA Moms Speak Out; Tennessee Fugitives in Court; Runway Buffers; Inside North Korea; Israeli Withdrawal

August 11, 2005

• Interview With Former President Bill Clinton; Fuel Truck Threat?; Canines Guarding America
• Further Analysis of Clinton Interview; Bush on Iraq; Palmeiro Speaks to the Press; Abramoff's Troubles; Pirro's Announcement
• Re-Airing of Bill Clinton Interview; Bush Comments on Iraq and Iran; British Airways Squabble; Terrorist Warning; Malaysian Smoke Problem; Palmeiro Back with Orioles

August 10, 2005

• Inside the Drug Enforcement Administration; Iran Warns West to Back Off Over Nuclear Program; Tennessee Manhunt Intensifies; School Bus and Van Collide in Orlando; Interview With Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman; Inside the DEA; Al Qaeda Video Shows SEAL Equipment
• Bush Signs Transportation Bill; Conservatives Concerned by New Roberts Revelations; NCAA Outlaws Native American Names; Police Search for Escaped Convict, Wife; Immigration Issue Splits Republicans
• Is Shoot-to-Kill Proper Policy?; New Al Qaeda Video; Tennessee Escape Details; Montana Wildfire; Yankee Fan Leaps onto Netting; Norht Korean Society; Iran Warnings; "Sweet Neo-Con"

August 09, 2005

• Discovery Astronauts Hold Press Conference; United States Suspicious of Iranian Nuclear Program; Abe Hirschfeld Dies; Cheyenne Mountain Tour; Airlines' Fuel Pinch
• Improved Economy Not Helping Bush Poll Numbers; Katherine Harris to Run for Senate; Supreme Court Battle Heats Up Over Abortion; Lawyer Prepared to Take on Hillary; Iraq Constitution
• Eye on Insurgents; Disney Board Wins Ovitz Severance Ruling; Reeve's New Battle; Runaway Bride's Public Service; Hugo Chavez' Remarks

August 08, 2005

• Interview With Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff; Space Shuttle Discovery's Homecoming Delayed; NORAD Mission Detailed; Energy Bill Provisions
• Clinton's Challenge; Survey Says; Presidential Energy; Monroe Drugged?
• Insurgent Attack; Weapons Found; Return of the Shuttle; Yakovlev Pleads Guilty in Oil-for-Food; Gas Prices Soar Further; Peter Jennings Profiled

• Protesters Take to Streets in Iraq about Vote; Legal Challenges in the Works over Domestic Spying Program; Israelis Trade Some Freedom for More Security; Enron's Top Accountant Makes Deal to Testify Against Ken Lay; Mother Drops Her Baby out of a Burning Building to Safety;

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