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February 08, 2006

• Church Fires; More Unrest Over Series of Controversial Cartoons
• Church Fires; Cartoon Outrage, Cargo Fire; Grammy Awards
• Gambling Ring; Sleep Drug Upswing
• Iranian Newspaper Invites Holocaust Cartoons; Do the Grammys Matter?; Sudoku Mania
• Alabama Church Fires; Funeral for Coretta Scott King Turns Political; Gambling Ring
• New Mexico Teen Could Spend Rest of Life Behind Bars After Murder Conviction; Sleeping Pill Concerns
• Four More Churches Burned to the Ground; Political Messages at Coretta Scott King Funeral
• Cartoon Outrage; Funeral Politics; Minding Your Business; Ice Wars

February 07, 2006

• West Coast Wildfires Bearing Down on Homes and Schools in Orange County, California; Thousands Gathering for Funeral of Coretta Scott King
• St. Bernard Parish Officials Take Vacant Trailers; Cartoon Outrage by Muslims
• California Wildfire; Cartoon Outrage; Coretta Scott King; Carey On
• In Afghanistan, Protesters Try to Break into NATO Peackeeping Base; Ticker for Tat Continues in Havana
• Raging Wildfire on West Coast; Coretta Scott King's Laid to Rest Today; War of Words
• Defense Spending; War Of Words; California Wildfire; 'Minding Your Business'; Fashion Week Designer Tory Burch
• Seeing Orange in Orange County; Coretta Scott King Being Laid to Rest Today
• London Muslims React to Cartoon Controversy; Interview with Maya Angelou

February 06, 2006

• A Global Terror Alert After a Bold Jailbreak in Yemen; Muslim Protests Turning to Riots Now
• Anger, Grief in Egypt; That's 'God' to You
• Al Qaeda Prison Break; Cartoon Outrage; Domestic Spying; Face Transplant; Talking Terror
• World's First Face Transplant Recipient; Prison Break in Yemen; Super Bowl Ads Report Card
• Al Qaeda Soldiers on Loose After Prison Break in Yemen; Controversial Cartoons Spark Another Round of Violence; Fate of Zacarias Moussaoui
• Alternative Medicine; 'Minding Your Business'; One Good Turn
• Domestic Spying Hearings Begin in Senate; Tributes Continue for Coretta Scott King; A Look at the Mohammad Cartoon Controversy
• Yemen Escapees Include al Qaeda Members; Moussaoui Trial Begins Today

February 03, 2006

• Passenger Ship Vanishes With as Many as 1,400 People Onboard; Outrage Over Cartoons Muslims Consider Blasphemy
• Missing Cruise Ship; Gay Bar Attack
• Missing Cruise Ship; Cartoon Outrage; Man of the House
• Police in Massachusetts Still Searching for Teenage Hate Crime Suspect; Super Bowl Security
• Gay Bar Attack; Shock & Suspicion; Minding Your Business; Barkley Speaks Out
• Egyptian Passenger Ship Sinks; Selling the Message; New Orleans Tornadoes
• Passenger Ship Sinks in Red Sea
• Egyptian Passenger Ship Sinks; Palestinians Protest European Depictions of the Prophet Mohammed

February 02, 2006

• Two More Fatal Mine Accidents in West Virginia; Police Investigating Brutal Attack at Gay Club Near Boston
• Katrina Hearings; Welcome to the Future; Cell-Uoid
• Iran Nuclear Threat?; Stressed Out Iraq
• Saddam Hussein On Trial; Iran Nuclear Threat; Kama Sutra Worm; Katrina Response; Minding Your Business
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; Pushing the Message; Nuclear Showdown; Closing the Mines
• Katrina Response Hearings; President Bush Selling the Message; New Orleans Storm
• Backyard Wrestling; Spotting Online Fakes; Dogs as Drug Smugglers
• A Katrina Showdown Expected on Capitol Hill Today; A Safety Shutdown in West Virginia After Two More Coal Miners Die

February 01, 2006

• President to Reiterate State of the Union Topics Today in Nashville; Enron Criminal Trial; Interview With Congressman Bobby Jindal
• State of the Union; Police Shooting Sparks Controversy in Southern California
• State of the Union; West Bank Riots
• Reactions to the State of the Union; Cindy Sheehan's Arrest Constitutional?; Enron Trial Under Way
• State of the Union; Police Shooting
• State Of The Union Address; The Storm & The Speech
• Bush's State of the Union Defends Old Policies, Offers Small Proposals; New Orleans Residents Disappointed with Short Shrift in Speech; Mayor of Los Angeles Responds
• President Bush Laid Out Ideas for Next Part of Presidency; Testimony Starting in Enron Trial

January 31, 2006

• State of the Union; Opening Statements Begin Toda in Enron Trial; Welcome to the Future
• Postal Shootings; Journalists Wounded; American Hostage; Al Qaeda Message
• An Interview With Senator Harry Reid; And the Nominees Are...
• Coretta Scott King Dies at 78; State of the Union
• State of the Union Expectations; Interview with George Galloway; Academy Awards Forecast
• Bush Prepares for State of the Union; Coretta Scott King Announced Dead; Alito Confirmation Vote Today
• Coretta Scott King Has Died; Wheels Up for ABC News Anchor Bob Woodruff and His Cameraman

January 30, 2006

• ABC News Anchorman and Cameraman Hit by Roadside Bomb in Iraq; Corporate Corruption on Trial
• Hurricane Katrina Response; State of the Union; Journalists Wounded in Iraq
• Journalists Wounded; The Enron Trial; Actors Honored; Sex & Feminism; Welcome to the Future
• Enron Criminal Trial; He Writes the Songs...
• FEMA Refused Help After Hurricane Katrina; State of The Union Address; Preparations For The Winter Olympics; "Alpha Dog" Controversy
• What Went Wrong?; 'What's in It for Me?'
• ABC News Anchor and Cameraman in Intensive Care in Germany; Enron on Trial
• Enron Criminal Trial; Journalists Wounded; Miners Rescued; State of the Union; Inhalable Insulin

January 27, 2006

• A Majority for Hamas Could Mean No Peace in Middle East; Oprah Faces Off With Author
• Alito Filibuster Fight; Hamas Victory
• Hamas Victory; Mideast Shock Waves; American Hostage; Secret Border Tunnel; Oprah Fries Frey
• An Inside Look at Hurricane Katrina; Enron Founder Ken Lay, Former CEO Jeff Skilling Go on Trial Monday in Houston
• American And German Hostages In Iraq; Bias Against Boys In Massachusetts; Katrina's Wrath On Video; NASA's Mission
• Hamas Surprise Win; Alito Filibuster Threat; 'Extra Effort'
• Hurricane Katrina Victims Still in Housing Limbo; January Marks Anniversary of NASA Tragedies
• Victory for Hamas Could Mean Defeat for Mideast Peace Process

January 26, 2006

• Hamas Claims Victory; All-Night Hostage Standoff Ends Without Gunfire
• Breaking News: Hostage Standoff Ends in California; Levee Land Grab; Hamas Claims Victory in Palestinian Elections; Controversial Kanye
• Fatal Crash; Geoghan's Killer Guilty
• Hamas Election Victory; American Kidnapped in Iraq; California Hostage Standoff Over
• Militant Group Hamas Claims Victory in Palestinian Elections; Crash Kills Seven Children
• American Hostage In Iraq; New Orleans Rebuilding Funding; Survivor Winner In Prison
• Al Gore Hits Sundance with Global Warming Message; Kayne West "Rolling Stone" Cover Stirs Controversy

January 25, 2006

• Palestinian Elections; Is White House Ducking Tough Questions About Hurricane Katrina?
• Political Reality in London; Is Pakistan Friend or Foe?
• Historic Vote; Supreme Court Bound; Katrina Warnings?; Wayward Whale
• 'Take It Back'; Katrina Warnings
• Soldiers Stretched Too Thin in Iraq?; Palestinians Vote; Katrina Probe
• Senate Hearing Investigates Lobbyist Spending; Mexico's Border Crossing Maps Draw Fire; Looking Into School Safety
• American Hostage In Iraq; War On Terror In Yemen; The WB And UPN Closing; No Free Speech From Pope
• Bush Visits NSA Headquarters to Defend Wiretapping; Looking at Palestinian Elections

January 24, 2006

• White House Full-Court Press on Warrantless Wiretaps Continues; Saddam Hussein Trial Delayed Once Again
• Saddam Hussein Trial Delay; White House Events; CIA Secret Prisons; Future Without Ford
• Defending Domestic Spying; Last-Minute Delay in Hussein Trial; Emergency Exit
• BlackBerry Blues; Saddam Hussein On Trial
• Alberto Gonzales Pushes for Domestic Spy Program; Exposing Underground Fertility Market; Week Three of 'New You' Resolution
• White House Campaign to Defend Warrantless Wiretapping; Saddam Hussein Kept on Hold; Parents of Missing Penguin Toga Expecting Another Chick
• Domestic Spying; Penguin Parents; Blackberry Blues; Minding Your Business
• Bush & Wiretapping; Katrina Warnings

January 23, 2006

• A Father's Desperate Plea; Cuts at Ford
• Hikers Rescued From Mount Olympus; Palestinian Elections
• Ford to Announce Plant Closings, Job Cuts; Is Somalia a Safe Haven for Terrorists?; Russia's New Ice Age
• Ford to Announce Massive Job Cuts; American Hostage in Iraq; Saddam Hussein's Trial
• Iraq Update; Mine Safety; Controversial Domestic Spying Program
• Ford Job Cuts; Father's Plea for American Hostage in Iraq; Mining Safety
• Bush Administration Defending Domestic Spying; American Hostage
• NSA Spying; Diet Pill Concerns; Mine Safety in West Virginia

January 20, 2006

• An Urgent Rescue Mission in Another West Virginia Coal Mine; A Deadline Today in Iraq
• American Hostage; Bin Laden Threat; OKC Witness Released
• Missing Miners in West Virginia; Bin Laden Threat; Minding Your Business; Google Lawsuit
• Miners Trapped Underground in West Virginia; Appeal for Jill Carroll's Release; Reaction to Osama bin Laden Tape
• New Message From Osama Bin Laden; Google Versus the Government
• Bin Laden Threat; Battling 'Boys Club?'
• Two Missing Miners in West Virginia; 'Planet' Pluto

January 19, 2006

• Cleaning Up Congress; Olympic Anxiety; Journalists' Risks
• An Interview With Jill Carroll's Mother; New Information on American Airstrike in Pakistan
• The Risk Journalists Take in Iraq; Iraqi Children Come to America for Life-Saving Heart Surgery
• Sago Miner's Recovery; Minding Your Business; Long War On Terror
• American Hostage; Targeting Al Qaeda; Military's Concerns; Power Outages; One of Their Own
• Suicide Bombing Near Tel Aviv Bus Station; American Hostage in Iraq; Targeting Al Qaeda
• Who Was Really hit in Airstrike in Pakistan?; Nearly Simultaneous Attacks From Car Bomb and Suicide Bomber in Baghdad
• Lawmakers Urge Wal-Mart to Change Business Practices; Progress Reported for France's Facial Transplant Patient; Fate of Kidnapped Journalist Remains in Question

January 18, 2006

• Lobbying Reform on Capitol Hill; Life Support Struggle; Lobbying 101
• Hostage Deadline; Plot Against Blair's Son?; Market Selloff; Suicide Ruling
• '68 Corvette Reunited With Owner; Sago Mine Survivor Update; Homeless Beatings In Florida; Royal Phony In Minnesota
• Hostage in Iraq; Blair's Son Target?; Scandal Impact
• American Hostage in Iraq; Tony Blair's Son Target?; Laid to Rest
• Looking at Ray Nagin's Background; Teen Driver Safety; Boston Life Support Struggle
• American Journalist Held Hostage in Iraq; Alleged Kidnapping Plot Emerges Involving Tony Blair's Son
• Congress Debates Ethics Reform; First Responders Suffering Health Effects from 9/11; Tech Stocks Down; Nutritionist Says Food, Mood Connected

January 17, 2006

• Two Teenaged Murder Suspects on the Loose; Former President Ford Back in the Hospital
• Latest on Beatings of Homeless Men in Ft. Lauderdale; MLK Revelations; "New You" Update
• Two Teenaged Murder Suspects Escape From Alabama Prison; Surprising Comments From New Orleans' Mayor Ray Nagin
• Inside the Iraqi Government; 'AM Pop'
• Hostage Standoff in Georgia; Alabama Prison Escape; Gerald Ford Hospitalized
• Medicare Confusion; Radioactive Mission To Pluto
• Prison Escape; Ford Hospitalized; Road to Gold; Hostage Standoff
• Road to Gold; New Temporary Chief Judge to Lead Saddam Hussein Trial

January 16, 2006

• Pakistan Attack; King Day
• Inauguration Under Way for Liberia's New President; Pakistan Protests Airstrike That Killed 18 Civilians
• Chopper Down; Iran Nuclear Showdown; MLK Day Celebration; Tragedy at Sago Mine; Too Real?
• New Medicare Plan Causes Massive Confusion; Golden Globe Buzz
• What Went Wrong?; 'AM Pop'
• Tragedy At Sago Mine; Airstrike Fallout In Pakistan; Skating Kwan-Troversy
• Air Strike Fallout; Corruption Investigation; MLK Legacy Battle
• American Airstrike Sparks Protests in Pakistan

January 13, 2006

• Teens, Sleep; Florida Buys Out Last Everglades Holdout
• Is Iran Ready to Say No to Nuclear Inspectors?; Homeless Men in Florida Brutally Beaten With Baseball Bats
• National Guard Cuts; Swamped; Cosmic Booty
• Warm Weather in Cold Country; Iran Inching Closer to Showdown; Road to Recovery for New Orleans
• Spying at Home; Cosmic Booty
• Will Iran Close Its Doors to Nuclear Inspectors?; A Brutal Attack Caught on Tape
• Iran Nuclear Standoff; Judging Alito; Road to Recovery

January 12, 2006

• The Attack on Alito; Outrage in New Orleans
• Defending 'Little Pieces'; Iran Nuclear Standoff; Tragedy on Kilimanjaro
• Judging Samuel Alito; Rebuilding New Orleans; Star Jones Reynolds' Book "Shine"
• Judging Alito; Pope Gunman Freed; Road to Recovery
• Judging Samuel Alito; A New Plan to Rebuild New Orleans Sparks Anger
• Defending 'Little Pieces'; 'New You Resolution'; Alito Hearings

January 11, 2006

• Samuel Alito Back in Senate Hot Seat; 10-Hour Hostage Standoff in Florida
• Bird Flu Outbreak; Cruise Ship Mystery
• Judging Alito; Kentucky Mine Collapse; Road to Recovery; Plant Explosion; Bird Flu Outbreak
• American Journalist Kidnapped in Iraq; What Do We Really Know About Osama Bin Laden?; New You Resolution
• Day Two of Alito Confirmation Hearings; Kentucky Mine Collapse; Colorado Wildfires
• Senators Get Ready to Grill Samuel Alito Once Again
• Blueprints for New Orleans; By The Book?; Toxic Dog Food

January 10, 2006

• Judging Alito; A Bomb Found in a Starbucks
• Iran's Nuclear Restart; Students Returning to New Orleans Universities; Saving Baby Noor
• Judging Alito, Missing Journalist; Tragedy at Sago Mine; Starbucks Bomb Scare; Deadly Fire
• Questioning Begins Today for Judge Samuel Alito; Caught on Tape; Starbucks Bomb Scare
• Tragedy At Sago Mine; Saving Baby Noor; Buying Big; Phenom of the Opera
• Confirmation Hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito; Kidnapping of Journalist from 'Christian Science Monitor'
• Rite of Passage; Judging Alito; Iran's Nuclear Restart

January 09, 2006

• Vice President Dick Cheney in the Hospital; Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito in Hot Seat Today
• Cheney Hospitalized; Baby Noor Surgery; Growing Political Scandal
• Three Funerals Scheduled for Victims of Sago Mine Tragedy; 'New You Resolution'
• The Fight for Iraq; Alito Hearings; DeLay Over; Sole Survivor; V.P. Cheney in Hospital; Critical Condition
• Vice President Cheney Briefly Hospitalized; Samuel Alito Confirmation Hearings; Rite of Passage
• Vice President Dick Cheney Now Out of Hospital; Judge Samuel Alito Begins Confirmation Hearings
• Dick Cheney In Hospital; 'State of War'; New Orleans Universities Reopening; 'Minding Your Business'; Cheney's Medical Condition

January 06, 2006

• Ariel Sharon on Operating Table Again; Last Words From One Victim of Sago Mine Tragedy
• Ariel Sharon Gravely Ill; Tragedy at Sago Mine; Fight for Iraq
• Tragedy at Sago Mine; New Credit Card Rules
• Sharon Gravely Ill; Tragedy at Sago Mine
• Sharon's Impact; Schwarzenegger Plan
• Ariel Sharon Rushed to Surgery; Miner Writes Letter; 'Extra Effort'
• Political Future of Israel Uncertain as Sharon Clings to Life; Pentagon Responds to Increased Violence in Iraq
• Sago Mine Survivor Update; Ninth Ward Demolition; Bird Flu Fears; "The Book Of Daniel" TV Show

January 05, 2006

• At Sago Baptist Church in West Virginia, People Beginning Process of Grieving; Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in Intensive Care
• Tragedy at Sago Mine; Breaking News: Deadly Attacks in Iraq
• Tragedy at Sago Mine in West Virginia; Bus Line Debuts Tours of Devastated New Orleans
• Autopsies Have Begun on Bodies of Dozen Miners; Discussion With Parents of Randy McCloy; Ariel Sharon's Status
• Relatives and Friends Gather at Sago Baptist Church to Begin Mourning Process; Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Gravely Ill
• Ariel Sharon Gravely Ill; Tragedy At Sago Mines; Minding Your Business; Cutting-Edge Gadgets
• Deadly Attacks in Iraq; Sharon Gravely Ill; Tragedy at Sago Mine
• Sharon Gravely Ill; Tragedy at Sago Mine; Civilians Targeted

January 02, 2006

• California Flooding; Spying Concerns; Oklahoma Fires
• New Year, New Medicare; Lizzie's Katrina Diary; 'AM Pop'
• President Defending Decision to Listen in on Americans; Look at Some of the Most Chilling Decisions Made in Churchill's War Room
• California Flooding; Southwest Wildfires; New Year's Diets
• Rainstorms Batter California; Oklahoma, Texas Battle Wildfires; Wiretap Controversy Continues
• Battling Wildfires; California Flooding; Flooding Fears; Medicare Confusion
• High Winds, High Temperatures Fueling Wildfires Across Southwest; Floodwaters Rushing Through Northern California
• Update On Hurricane Katrina Recovery; Saving Baby Noor; 'Minding Your Business'

December 30, 2005

• New Fires Break Out Overnight; More Heavy Rain Pounding California
• Hunger Strike Spreads at Guantanamo Bay; Winter Aftershock in Pakistan
• 'Cookie' Confusion; 'Extra Effort'
• Hunger Strikes Double at Guantanamo; Pakistani Honor Killings Part of Trend; Book Pitches a Three-Hour Diet; Remembering Unsung Heroes of Katrina
• A Surge of Storms; Battling Wildfires in Oklahoma; Ready for '06?
• Well-Digging Project in Afghanistan; Paula Zahn Now Preview; Grim Discovery in New Orleans; Five in '05
• Fires Start Up Again in Oklahoma; West Coast Readies for Long Weekend of Relentless Rain
• U.S. Troops Help Iraqi Baby Travel to Atlanta For Life-Saving Surgery; Coast-To-Coast Severe Weather

December 29, 2005

• In Texas and Oklahoma, Wildfires Bring Another Day of Destruction; Breast Cancer Drug
• Raging Wildfires; A Helping Hand; Hunting for Osama
• Fighting Flames in Texas; Minister Returns From Iraq War; Five in '05; On Patrol In Afghanistan; Minding Your Business
• Fires In Texas, Oklahoma Claim Five Lives; Post-Election Violence Spikes in Iraq; Report: 9/11 Loans Fell Into Wrong Hands
• 9/11 Aid Abused; Attack on U.S. Convoy in Baghdad; Mob Violence in Milwaukee
• Lost to the Flames; Witness to War; The Legacy of Terri Schiavo
• Heartbreaking Losses in Texas and Oklahoma; Flood Warnings Across Northern California
• West Bank Bombing; Terrorist Behavior; Wiretap Flap

December 28, 2005

• Fires Rage Across Texas and Oklahoma; Severe Weather Out West
• In Times of Crisis; Letterman Stalker; Dog's Reunion
• Iraqi Baby to Get a Chance at Life in Georgia; Strange Victory for David Letterman
• More Violence In Iraq; Star Pitcher's Arrest; Five in '05
• National Archives Unveiling Documents Linked to Samuel Alito; Pouring Rain on the West Coast; Red Cross Scammed
• Red Cross Donation Fraud; Wildfires Rage in Texas, Oklahoma
• Latest From New Orleans on Deadly Confrontation; Sons Bust Dad
• New Revelations Broaden Scope of White House Wiretapping Controversy; U.S. Troops Fight to Save Iraqi Baby; High Winds Spread Wildfires in Texas, Oklahoma

December 27, 2005

• Afghan Security; Fear of Quakes in Pakistan
• Suspected Serial Rapist Who Escaped From Jail Captured in Miami; A Deadly Confrontation in New Orleans Captured on Tape
• High Profile Trials of 2005; Anna Nicole Smith Gets Boost from White House; Riding the Electronics Wave
• Construction Crew Discovers New Mass Grave Near Karbala; Alleged Rapist Captured in Miami; Post-Christmas Retail Prospects Strong
• Violence In Iraq; Comedy and Issues in New Orleans; Five In '05; Monday Night Football Finale
• Fugitive Captured; New Orleans Police Shooting; Some Lawmakers Question NSA Spying on Americans
• The Fight for Iraq; Missing Katrina Children; The Legacy of Pope John Paul II
• Manhunt Over in Miami; A Tense Scene in New Orleans With a Deadly Outcome

December 26, 2005

• Tsunami: One Year Later; Afghanistan Christmas; 'Minding Your Business'
• Indonesia On Year Anniversary Of Deadly Tsunami; Latest Developments In Bush Domestic Spying Program
• Tsunami: One Year Later; Bush Legacy For 2006; Shark Attack Survivor; Top Five In '05
• Memorials For Tsunami Victims Held Across Southeast Asia On One-Year Anniversary Of Disaster; Christmas Day Marred By Car Bombs In Iraq; Two New Jersey Policeman Drive Off Raised Drawbridge In Heavy Fog
• Ceremonies In Indonesia Mark One Year Anniversary Of Deadly Tsunami; Latest On The Bush Administration's Domestic Spying Program; Patrick Radden Keefe Interview; Mother's Dying Wish For Daughter To Play In LPGA Tour
• Drawbridge Accident in New Jersey; Tsunami: One Year Later; Spying at Home
• Holiday Spirit Brought To Soldiers Overseas; Indonesian Boy Revisited After One Year; Holiday Travel On A Budget; Tom Cruise Acted Strangely This Year

December 23, 2005

• Transit Strike Over; What's Awaiting You on Airports and Roads?
• NYC Strike Ends; Katrina Christmas; Biting the Bullet
• New York Transit Strike Ends, Negotiations Resume; Rumsfeld Orders U.S. Troop Reductions In Iraq
• Christmas in Missisippi After Katrina; Letters to Santa
• Pentagon Canceling Deployment of Thousands of Combat Personnel; New Yorkers Riding Subways and Buses for First Time in Three Days; Holiday Travel From Coast to Coast
• Patriot Act Extension; Troop Reductions In Iraq; Last-Minute Christmas Shopping; 'Minding Your Business'
• AP: Papers Show Alito Said Roe V. Wade Should be Overturned; Julia's Katrina Wish List; "A.M. Pop"
• New Yorkers on the Move Again; News on Troop Reductions

December 22, 2005

• New York City Strike Day Three; Saddam Hussein On Trial; Senate Showdowns
• Parents Slayings; Holiday Fitness; Discipline Dilemma
• Saddam Lashes Out at Bush; New York City Transit Strike: Day Three; Manhunt in Florida for Escaped Rapist
• Update on NYC Transit Strike; New Security-Screening Rules Now in Place
• Rape Suspect Escapes In Florida; Katrina Investigation; Servicemen Home For the Holidays; 'Minding Your Business'
• House Leaders Planning to Pass Budget Bill; Saddam Hussein Trial; Both Sides in NYC Transit Strike Stalemate Meeting With Mediators
• Police in Miami Searched for Escaped Serial Rapist; Report Shows Discrimination in Housing for Katrina Victims
• Patriot Act Extended for Six Months; New Yorkers Deal with Transit Strike for Third Day
• Miami Rape Suspect Still on the Loose; New Orleans Officers Fired Over Alleged Battering Incident; Baby Penguin Snatched From London Zoo

December 21, 2005

• Striking Transit Workers Digging in; Saddam Hussein Back in Court This Morning
• New York City Strike On; Saddam Hussein Back in Court
• New York State Transit Strike; Judge on Secret Court Overseeing Wiretaps Quits
• New York City Transit Strike: Day Two; Saddam on Trial
• Day Two of New York Transit Strike; Saddam Hussein Back in Court; More Questions About Secret Wiretapping
• President Bush's Secret Wiretaps; Airline Security Changes; Extreme Commutes in New York City; Holiday Travel Tips
• New Information on What Caused Vintage Sea Plane Crash;
• New York City Transit Strikes Continues; Judge Resigns in Domestic Spying Case

December 20, 2005

• New York Facing Gridlock After an All-Out Transit Strike Called; Investigators Trying to Raise Wrecked Seaplane
• New York City Strike Is On; Plane Crash Investigation; Hussein's Escape Plan
• Transit Strike in New York; Miami Crash Investigation; Spying Scandal
• U.S. Authorities Seize Shipment of Fake Tamiflu; U.S. Possibly Looking for New Way to Carry Cuba Away From Communism
• Ariel Sharon's Health; President Bush Media Blitz?; 'Minding Your Business'; UPS Santa's Helpers; Gift of Life For Iraqi Children
• Strike is On in New York City; Plane Crash off Miami Coast; Cheney Coming Home
• Vintage Seaplane Crashes Off Florida Coast; Madame President?
• Authorities Investigate Miami Plane Crash; Bush Defends Secret Wiretaps; Thieves Steal Hundreds of Pounds of Military Explosives; New York Transit Workers on Strike

December 19, 2005

• Deadly India Stampede; Defending the War in Iraq
• Bush Defends War in Prime Time Speech; High Level Detainees Released in Iraq; Former Presidential Advisor Weighs In; Parents Debate Whether to Give High Tech Gifts
• Domestic Spying; Fugitive Captured; "Time" Persons of the Year
• Defending the War; Iraqi Reaction; Cheney in Afghanistan; Spending Deals; Sharon Stroke
• Saddam Loyalists Released; Powerful Storms; Defending the War
• Bush Criticized for Domestic Wiretaps; California Store Manager Fights Against Would-Be Robber
• Attorney General Defends Wiretapping; Plans Laid for Troop Reduction; Former Convict Becomes Honor Student, Makes Fresh Start; Box Office Results for "King Kong" Smaller Than Expected
• Presidential Address Discussion; Former Saddam Hussein Regime Members Released; Israel's Sharon Recovering from Mild Stroke; Bush's Wiretap Authorizations Prove Controversial

December 16, 2005

• New York's Seven Million Commuters Waiting for Word on Transit Strike; Treacherous Morning for Millions Up and Down East Coast
• No Strike in NYC For Now; Turning Point in Iraq
• NYC Still Moving; Al-Zarqawi Freed?; Troubled Patriot Act; Wintry Misery
• A Conversation With Reverend Franklin Graham
• Iraq Violence; Levee Rebuilding In New Orleans; Satellite Radio Companies Compete
• New York City Transit Workers Threaten Partial Strike; Congress Votes on Patriot Act
• Howard Stern Signs Off From Airwaves of Free Radio; Interview with Arlo Guthrie
• Transit Strikes Underway in NYC

December 15, 2005

• Voters in Iraq Choosing a Parliament; Major Ice Storm Moving Up Eastern Seaboard
• Voting Under Way in Iraq
• Turning Point in Iraq; Ice Storm Warning; Lagging Katrina Loans
• Interview With Senator Arlen Specter
• Elections in Iraq; Body Snatchers?; Body Donation; Minding Your Business
• Big Turnout for Iraqi Elections; Transit Strike Threatened in New York; Study: Children in Danger from Flu; Baby Rescuer Shares Story
• Elections Day in Iraq; Baby Dropped and Caught From Burning Bronx Building

December 14, 2005

• Turning Point in Iraq?; President Ford Released; Killings in Boston
• Katrina Hearings; War Opinion Drive; No Xbox for Christmas?
• Iraqis Getting Ready for Parliamentary Elections; President Making His Fourth Speech on Iraq This Morning
• Troops in Iraq Prepare for Thursday Elections
• President Bush to Deliver Another Major Speech on Iraq; Iraqis Vote Tomorrow in Parliamentary Elections; Interview With Senator Mary Landrieu
• Fiber & Colon Cancer; Skydive Miracle
• Iraq Elections; Killings In Boston; Land Tug-Of-War; Minding Your Business; Fear 12 Stories Up
• Iraq on Eve of Democracy; President Bush Hours Away From Another Important Speech on Iraq

December 13, 2005

• Stanley 'Tookie' Williams Put To Death; President Bush Moving on to Medicare Today
• President Bush to Discuss Medicare Today; Williams Executed
• Williams Executed; Turning Point in Iraq?; Vioxx Mistrial
• Golden Globe Nominees Announced
• Stanley 'Tookie' Williams Executed by Lethal Injection; President Bush Still Working to Win Public Support for War in Iraq; Golden Globe Contenders Announced
• The Stress of War; Interview with Jeff Daniels
• The Stress of War; Waiting For Trailers In New Orleans; Turning Point In Iraq?; 'Minding Your Business'
• No Eleventh Hour Reprieve for Stanley 'Tookie' Williams; Is National Guard Equipped to Handle a Crisis at Home?

December 12, 2005

• Allegations of Abuse at Another Iraqi Prison; President Bush Back on the Road
• Major Tension at a Meeting on Security for Iraqi Elections; Stress of War
• Iraqi Prisoner Abuse?; Turning Point in Iraq?; Beirut Bombing
• Training for Battle in Iraq; Is FEMA Ready if Disaster Were to Strike Again?
• Turning Point in Iraq; Final Appeals for Stanley "Tookie" Williams; Safety in the Skies
• Second Term Comeback For Bush?; Actor Arrested In Shooting; 'Minding Your Business'; Remembering Richard Pryor
• New Information on CIA Leak at White House; Significance of This Week's Elections in Iraq

December 09, 2005

• Deadly Plane Skid; Winter Weather Watch; Merck Under Fire
• Deadly Plane Skid; Winter Weather Watch; Call for Clemency
• Plane Skids Off Runway; Winter Weather Moves Across East Coast
• Southwest Plane Skids Off Runway, Causes Fatality; Government Advises to Conserve Oil This Winter; Wrongfully Imprisoned Man Set Free
• Investigation Into Southwest Airlines Accident Under Way; Snowy Day in the East; "Extra Effort"
• Investigation into Fatal Southwest Plane Skid; Snow Hits Northeast
• Hostage Deadline In Iraq; High Cost Of Heating; Life Support Struggle In Massachusetts; Minding Your Business
• Video Controversy; Road to Recovery; Deadly Plane Skid; Behind the 'Wardrobe'

December 08, 2005

• A Packed City Bus Blows Up in Iraq; Air Marshals Shoot an Unarmed Man Who Claims to Have Bomb
• Severe Cold; Call for Clemency; Air Marshal Shooting
• Air Marshal Shooting; Deadly Bus Attack; Alternative Minimum Tax Relief
• U.S. Air Marshals' First Use of Deadly Force Post-9/11; Governor to Hear Clemency Plea for Tookie Williams; Grammy Nominations Announced
• Lennon's Legacy; Happy Holidays
• Air Marshal Shooting; Democrats on War; Minding Your Business; Grammy Awards
• Air Marshal Shooting; Battle Over the War; Blast of Cold Air Stretches From Rockies to Midwest
• Cold Weather Sweeps Through Midwest; Questions Surround Airplane Shooting Death

December 07, 2005

• A Power Play by Iraq's Former President
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; The Fight for Iraq; Mending Their Message; Bitter Cold
• Saddam Hussein Refuses to Appear in Court; Castro Attends Elian's 12th Birthday Party
• Terrorist Treatment; Katrina Hearings
• Life Support Battle; Bitter Cold in Colorado; Detainee Lawsuit; 'Minding Your Business'; New Orleans Road To Recovery
• U.S. Torture Policy; Jackpot Jinx?; Hussein Trial Adjourned Until Late December
• Trial Resumes Without Saddam Hussein; Bush Trying to Recapture Political Debate Over Iraq War; Mending Their Message
• Saddam Hussein Trial Back in Session; Bitter Cold in the West

December 06, 2005

• Two Women Wearing Suicide Vests Blow Themselves Up at Police Academy; A Secret Witness in Saddam Hussein Trial Takes Witness Stand
• Hard-Line Response in Israel; Saddam Hussein On Trial
• Travel Troubles; Saddam Hussein on Trial; Violence in Baghdad; Military Recruiting; Bodies Found
• Woman Finds Remains of Two New Hampshire Children; Black- Buried?
• Military Recruiting on College Campuses; Bodies Found in New Orleans; 'Minding Your Business'; Super Model And Tsunami Survivor
• At Least 36 Killed in Attack on Police Academy in Iraq; Winter Weather; Bodies Found in New Orleans
• At Least 36 Killed in Attack on Baghdad Police Academy; DeLay Sees One Charge Dismissed; Supreme Court to Review Military Campus Recruiting
• Winter Weather Hits East Coast; Attack at Baghdad Police Academy

December 05, 2005

• Major Developments in Saddam Hussein Trial; Suicide Bomber in Israel Attacks Shoppers in Neighborhood Mall
• Saddam Hussein On Trial; Al Qaeda Terrorist Killed?
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; Assassination Attempt?; Israel Bombing; Economic Optimism
• Saddam Hussein Trial; Pushing the Economy; Hurricane Katrina: The Blame Game
• Plea for Clemency; 'AM Pop'
• Dramatic Developments in Saddam Hussein Trial; Lionel Tate Asks for Competency Hearing; Readiness for Terror?
• Dramatic Developments in Saddam Hussein Trial; In Israel, a Suicide Bomber Targets Shoppers at a Mall
• Pushing The Economy; Lionel Tate Case; 'Minding Your Business'; Bedbug Comeback

December 02, 2005

• New Rules for Airline Travelers; Jewel Thieves Making a Run at the Malls
• Dave, Oprah Friends Again; Face To Face
• Woman From Belgium Believed to be First Western Woman to Carry Out Suicide Bombing in Iraq
• New Air Safety Rules; Juror in Chief?; Katrina: We Are Not OK
• Reality in Iraq; In Her Own Words
• New Air Safety Rules; Juror in Chief?; Katrina: We Are Not OK
• Do You Feel Safe From Terrorists in America?

December 01, 2005

• President's War Strategy in Iraq Gets Put to Test; Airport Security Changing
• Arrest in Teen Murder; The Fight for Iraq; BlackBerry Shutdown?
• Bush Under Fire?; Hurricane Ship; TSA to Relax Carry-On Restrictions
• Arrests in Teen Murder; President Bush's Strategy; Insurgent Roundups
• Will President Bush Get Support He Needs After His Iraq Strategy Speech?
• President Bush's Iraq Strategy; Families Divided in New Orleans; Controversial Christmas Display in New Orleans

November 30, 2005

• President's Victory Plan for Iraq; Outrage in New Orleans
• White House Holiday; Word From the Boss
• Bush's Strategy For Iraq; Anger and Frustration in New Orleans; Teen Fights Assault; 'Minding Your Business'
• Bush's Victory Strategy; Financial News Update; 'Morning Coffee'
• Fight For Iraq; Iraqi Troop Readiness; Bush's Strategy
• President Bush Revealing His Victory Plan for Iraq in Speech This Morning
• Bush's Strategy in Iraq; Destructive Hurricane Season; Vandals Strike

November 29, 2005

• French Riots; Interview With Mike Wallace; Delta Strike Update
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; Crooked Congressman
• Season of Devastation; Marble Falls from Supreme Court Building; National Zoo Panda Cub Introduced to Media
• Saddam Hussein On Trial; Teen Father Remembered
• New Orleans Has a New Top Cop; Grim Benchmark in American Law Enforcement and American Justice; Interview with Mike Wallace
• Security Problems Slowing Down Hussein Trial; New Orleans: Three Months Later; Weather Woes
• Getting Out of Iraq; Western Winter Storm Headed East
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; Border Battle; Road to Recovery; 'Minding Your Business'

November 28, 2005

• Saddam Hussein on Trial; Securing the Border; Tornado Damage; Holiday Shopping Surge?; Trapped in Limon
• Command Performance; Getting Out Of Iraq
• President Bush to Address Border Security Issues; Small Town Views of War
• Saddam Hussein Trial on Hold Yet Again; Conversation With Lieutenant General Russel Honore
• Trial of Saddam Hussein Delayed; Severe Weather Hits in State After State
• Saddam Hussein Trial Delayed; Brazen Jailbreak in Washington; Holiday Travel Mess
• Co-Defendants in Saddam Hussein Trial Force Another Delay

November 25, 2005

• Troop Level Debate; Week of Giving
• Black Friday Looks Good For Retailers This Year; Hussein's Trial Set to Resume On Monday Despite Deaths of Lawyers, Threats to Others; Bible-Themed Video Games Get Good Play With Consumers
• Hussein Trial Resumes Monday; Holiday Shopping Tips
• Holiday Shopping Season Officially Starts; Saving the Music
• Holiday Shopping Season
• Shoppers Hit Stores for Black Friday; Maryland Town Helps Family Affected by Hurricane; Doctor: No Reason to Fear Bird Flu; Guide to New Movies

November 24, 2005

• Live at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; Update on a Mississippi Girl's Hurricane Experience; Chef Cooks up a Turducken in New Orleans; Security Measures Crucial for Thanksgiving Parade; Looking at Thanksgiving Celebration for Troops in Iraq
• Crowds Gather for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; Demonstration Expected Outside of President Bush's Ranch in Texas; A Look Inside the Preparations for the Parade; U.S. Soldier Phones Home From Baghdad
• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Held; Chef John Besh Prepares Holiday Meal; Katrina Survivors Share Stories on Thanksgiving
• Preview of the Macy's Parade; Holiday Soldiers Enjoy Thanksgiving Meal in Iraq; Winds May Affect Balloons in Parade; U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Talks About Number of Troops; New Orleans Jazz Band Brings Music to New York City

November 23, 2005

• Holiday Travel; Saddam Hussein's Attorneys Back Down From Threat to Boycott Next Hearing; FEMA Housing Reprieve
• Selective Intelligence; Week of Giving; Minding Your Business; American Music Awards; American Music Award Highlights
• Jean Schmidt Gets Booed; Many Still Missing In New Orleans; Xbox 360 Debuts; George Aquarium Opens
• Delays For Travelers; Bush Responds To Hugo Chavez's Offer To Supply Cheap Oil To Low Income Residents In Boston And New York.
• Displaced Family Wins Raffle Home; Tips For Parents Struggling To Communicate With Their Kids; American Music Awards
• Preview of Delays and Weather for Holiday Season; Battle over Withdrawal in Iraq Continues; Fired Catholic School Teacher Heading to Court; Chavez Plans to Provide Cheap Oil

November 22, 2005

• Heated Debates in Washington Over Pre-War Intelligence; Forty Percent of New Orleans Still Without Power
• War of Words; Woodward and CIA Leak; Job Insecurity
• Mayors Discuss Impact of GM Cutbacks; Police Drop Kidnapping Charges Against Teen Murder Suspect; Oprah Surprises Hurricane Katrina Volunteers with Gifts
• President Bush Returns From Asia, Keeps Mum On Iraq Controversy in Washington; General Motors Plant Closings, Massive Layoffs Stun Industry; Joseph Biden Presses For Clear Plan of Action in Iraq
• Mayors Discuss Impact of GM Cutbacks; Police Drop Kidnapping Charges Against Teen Murder Suspect; Oprah Surprises Hurricane Katrina Volunteers with Gifts

November 21, 2005

• Gunfire in Crowded Shopping Mall in Tacoma, Washington; President Bush Heads Home After Trip to Asia
• Fury at FEMA; Teen Tragedy
• Man Shoots Six in Shopping Mall; Reports of Zarqawi's Death Investigated; World's Largest Aquarium Opens in Georgia
• Iraq Debate Gets Ugly in Congress; Giving Back in New Orleans
• Mall Shooting Rampage; Intense War Debate; Recovery Delays in New Orleans
• The Fight For Iraq; Week of Giving; In The Money Now

November 18, 2005

• Attacks in Baghdad; A Plea to Bring U.S. Troops Home
• A Swift Pullout?; When to Marry
• Torture in Iraq; War of Words; Two Views of America
• Intel Fact-Check; Iraq Violence; Minding Your Business; Katrina's Marine; Wild About Harry
• War of Words; "Extra Effort"; Movie Preview
• Stunning Attack in Baghdad; One of Most Consistent Pro-Military Voices in Congress Calling for U.S. Troops in Iraq to Come Home

November 17, 2005

• Battle Over Prewar Intelligence Gets Even Uglier; In Iraq, Distrust Between Shiites and Sunnis in Danger of Reaching Catastrophic Levels
• The Next Attack; Tennessee's 'Dorothy'
• War Of Words Between White House And Critics; CIA Plame Leak Case; Pork Money For Alaska; 'Minding Your Business'
• War of Words; Alito TV Ads; Trimming the Pork?
• Evidence of Torture; FEMA: No More Money; Grandmothers Against the War; "Goodnight Moon" Controversy
• President Bush's Trip to Asia; War of Words Over Pre-War Iraq Intelligence

November 16, 2005

• 35 Tornadoes in Five States; Getting out of Iraq
• Suicide Sister; Rebuilding New Orleans; Airline Security Gap
• Torture In Iraq; Bird Flu Strategy; Tornadoes Hit Five States; Minding Your Business
• Twisters Reported Across Five States; President Bush Arrives in South Korea for APEC Conference; Teen's Secret Life
• FEMA Housing Deadline; Uncovered Remains; Arab-American Comedy Festival
• Dozens of Tornadoes Sweep Across Midwest; Senate Debates an Exit Strategy

November 15, 2005

• President Bush Arriving in Japan, Facing Tough New Problems Back Home; Two Teenagers Captured
• Amber Alert Arrest; Bush's Plunging Popularity; Alito's Abortion Letter
• Alito Abortion Memo; Notorious Bandits; Minding Your Business; New You Resolution 2006
• Interview with HHS Secretary Michael Leavitt; 9/11 Commission Becomes 9/11 Public Discourse Project; 20 Years of Oprah
• Bye-Bye Bandit; Why Roe V. Wade?
• Two Teenagers Captured by Police; Controversial Letter From Samuel Alito Lights Fire in Washington

November 14, 2005

• A Chilling Confession in Jordan Terror Attacks; Manhunt Under Way After Brutal Double Murder in Quiet Pennsylvania Town
• Terror in Jordan; Story of Family Coming Back From Meth's Destruction
• Pre-War Intelligence; Cell Phone Bandit; Minding Your Business; Kurt Busch Off Road
• Pre-War Intelligence; Cell Phone Bandit; Minding Your Business; Kurt Busch Off Road
• Chilling Confession; Bush Tour of Asia; Amber Alert Issued for 14-Year-Old
• Bush's Second Term Strategies; Cell Phone Bandit
• Stunning Confession From 35-Year-Old Iraqi Wife

November 11, 2005

• Jordan Boiling With Anger; President Bush Taking on Critics Today
• Big Oil Under Fire; Preserving New Orleans' Military History
• Rice's Surprise Visit; Terror in Jordan; Bush's Terror Policy
• Levee Investigation; What is Life Like in North Korea?
• Veterans Day Celebrated Today; Birth Control Patch Warning; Holiday Travel Tips
• Investigations into Jordan Terror Attacks; Rove's Role in the CIA Leak Case

November 10, 2005

• Aftermath of Jordan Hotel Bombings; Deadliest Attacks Inside Iraqi Capital in Months
• Terror Attacks In Jordan; Jordan Intelligence; Andrea Yates May Face New Trial; Minding Your Business
• City Park, New Orleans, Asks Workers to Pay Rent; Revisiting the Memogate Scandal
• Security Lockdown in Jordan after Terrorist Bombings; 34 killed at Crowded Restaurant in Baghdad
• At Least One American Among Dead in Wednesday's Bombings in Jordan
• Al Qaeda Group Claims Responsibility for Attacks in Jordan; Battling Rioters in France

November 09, 2005

• Democrats Win Two Governors Races; Wheels Turning on Another CIA Leak Investigation
• Ahmed Chalabi Meeting With Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in Washington; Rioting in France
• Hussein Trial; Election Day Blues for Republicans; Senate Probes Prices on Gas After Katrina
• America Votes 2005; Riots Continue in France; Oil Companies on Capitol Hill; 'Minding Your Business'
• Congress Questions Oil Company Executives; Implications of Yesterday's Elections; "A.M. Pop"
• Democrats Savoring Victory This Morning; Will Trial of Saddam Hussein and His Co-Defendants Go Off as Planned?

November 08, 2005

• 12th Straight Night of Mayhem in France; President Bush: Campaign Asset or Liability?
• Political High Stakes; Riots Rage on
• Senators Investigating How White House Used Pre-War Intelligence Getting Under Way; Torture Policy
• Key Election Races; Prewar Intelligence; Riots Rage On In France; 'Minding Your Business'
• Path of Destruction in Indiana; France Riots Rage On; Lawyer Assassinated

November 07, 2005

• Violence in France Reaching New Peaks; Battle Rages in Western Iraq
• Death Row Escapee Captured; Marine's Tales of Iraq Atrocities Debunked; Air Travel Survey
• Texas Killer Captured; Pirates Attack Cruise Ship; Daring Water Rescue
• Deadliest Tornado in Years; President in Panama; Sex Offender Laws
• Chaos in France; Digging Through the Rubble in Southern Indiana

November 04, 2005

• Angry Demonstrations Against U.S. in Argentina; In France, Another Night of Rioting and Fires
• Interview with Governor Bill Richardson; Red Cross Troubles
• White House Trouble; 'Oreckville'; Lizzie's Gulf Diary; Minding Your Business
• Plunging Polls; President Bush, Nestor Kirchner Hold News Conference; France Riots
• Katrina: Two Months Later
• Bush's Poll Numbers Decline; Summit of Americas in Argentina

November 03, 2005

• Scooter Libby's Chance to Fight Back; Bedlam in France
• Global Health Fight; Save Or Raze In New Orleans; Poor in New Orleans; Minding Your Business
• A City Divided; New Orleans Restaurant Tour
• Scooter Libby Arraigned Today; Alito Confirmation; Levee Failures in New Orleans
• Scooter Libby on His Way to His First Court Appearance in CIA Leak Case; Former FEMA Chief's E-Mails

November 02, 2005

• Republicans and Democrats Get Back to Work After Showdown on Senate Floor; Two Marine Pilots Killed in Crash of U.S. Helicopter Near Ramadi
• Much of St. Bernard's Parish Still Abandoned; Frist Calls Closed Session a Stunt; Roadside Bombs a Growing Threat in Iraq; Thousands Endangered by Pakistan Earthquake; Which Hurricane Damaged Homes are Worth Saving?
• Confirmation Battle; St. Bernard Parish Recovery; Swamp Solution In New Orleans; 'Minding Your Business'
• Senate Turmoil; Royal Visit; Rosa Parks Funeral

November 01, 2005

• New Supreme Court Nominee Goes to Capitol Hill; More Violence in Iraq
• Formerly Flooded New Orleans Recovers from Katrina; Bush to Lay Out Flu Pandemic Plan; Deadly Month for U.S. in Iraq
• Judge Samuel Alito Meeting With Senators This Morning; New Orleans; Road to Recovery
• Katrina: Two Months Later; White House Focus; Deadly October in Iraq
• U.S. Prepares For Bird Flu; Levee Failures In New Orleans; Supreme Court Fight; 'Minding Your Business'

October 31, 2005

• President Bush Decides on His Pick for Supreme Court; Look at New Orleans Nine Weeks After Hurricane Katrina
• Samuel Alito Nominated to Supreme Court; New Orleans Police Officer Reflects on Katrina
• Conservatives Get Their Man; CIA Leak Fallout; Stroke and Air Pollution
• Judge Samuel Alito Nominated to Supreme Court; Nine Weeks After Katrina
• Nine Weeks Since Hurricane Katrina; President Bush Nominates Appeals Court Judge Samuel Alito
• Alito To Be Nominated For Supreme Court; New Orleans Recovery; Honoring Rosa Parks

October 28, 2005

• Is It Indictment Day in Washington?; President Vowing to Act Fast After Harriet Miers Meltdown
• Wilma Aftermath; 9th Ward Tour
• Indictment Expected for Cheney Aide Libby in CIA Leak Probe; Seeking a Nominee; Teen Murder Suspect
• CIA Leak Probe Results; Coulter's Take; Bad Times For Judith Miller; Starting Over
• Special Prosecutor in CIA Leak Case to Hold News Conference
• Special Prosecutor Investigating Leak of CIA Operative's Name May Announce Findings of Grand Jury Investigation; Search for New Supreme Court Nominee

October 27, 2005

• Three Days After Wilma, Anger and Frustration in Florida; President Bush Heading to Florida to Check Out Damage
• Second-Term Blues; Disaster Loans
• In Florida, Thousands Still Without Water, Gas and Electricity; Tension Mounts in Washington
• National Security; Hurricane Wilma's Aftermath; 'Minding Your Business'; Blown Cover's Cost

October 26, 2005

• A White-Knuckle Morning at White House; 2,000 Americans Killed in Iraq
• Aftermath of Wilma; Next Chapter for Iraq
• Michael Attardi Among in Excess of 10,000 U.S. Tourists Who Are Trapped
• CIA Leak Watch; 2,000 U.S. War Dead; 'Minding Your Business'; Airman Mystery
• CIA Leak Watch; Hurricane Wilma's Aftermath; White House Blues
• Indictments in CIA Leak Case Could be Unsealed by End of Day; Picking Up the Pieces
• The West Wing on Edge; The Aftermath of Wilma in Florida

October 25, 2005

• Woman Who Inspired Civil Rights Movement Has Died; Wilma Now on Move With Powerful Punch
• Wilma's Wrath on Florida; White House On Edge; Wilma's Wrath on Ft. Lauderdale; Minding Your Business
• White House on Edge; Wilma's Wrath
• Rosa Parks Dies; Wilma's Wrath In Florida; Iraq Constitution May Be Approved
• The Day After Wilma; Iraq Constitution Passes; Avian Flu Threat
• Floridians wake to survey damage; Schools Focus on Four Rs, Includes Recovery and Repair; How New Orleans Averted Widespread Disease; Retirement Planning: Selling Your Home

October 24, 2005

• In Southwestern Florida, Hurricane Wilma Comes Ashore
• Wilma Slams Into Florida as Category 3 Hurricane
• Eastern Cities Getting Hit Hard by Hurricane Wilma; Three Car Bombs Hit Palestine Hotel in Baghdad
• Hurricane Wilma Pounds Florida
• Hurricane Wilma: Category 3
• Hurricane Wilma's Fury; Car Bombs Hit Near Hotel in Baghdad
• In South Florida, Hurricane Wilma Coming Ashore
• Hurricane Wilma Hits Florida; Hurricane Wilma's Effect on Cozumel

October 21, 2005

• Evacuations in Cuba Ahead of Hurricane Wilma; Turbulent Times for the GOP
• Florida Prepares for Hurricane Wilma; Journey Home
• Hurricane Wilma To Hit Yucatan Peninsula; Florida Prepared For Hurricane Wilma; Status Of The American Red Cross
• Wilma Slams Into Yucatan Peninsula; DeLay in Court; Bay Tragedy
• Wilma Already Pounding Cancun and Cozumel; A Great Escape

October 20, 2005

• Where in the World is Wilma Going?; Were Three Children Dumped into San Francisco Bay?
• Government Investigates FEMA's Katrina Mistakes; World Watches Saddam on Trial
• New Orleans Post-Katrina; Saddam's Victims Observe Trial
• Where is Wilma Going?; Children in San Francisco Bay; Warrant for Tom DeLay
• Hurricane Wilma Update; Problems For Republicans; Shark Attack In California; WWII Airman Found In Ice; 'Minding Your Business'
• Hurricane Wilma Downgraded to Category Four; Desperate Search for Children Authorities Believe Dumped in San Francisco Bay by Mother

October 19, 2005

• Saddam on Trial; Iraqis Around the World Watch Court Proceedings
• Trial of Saddam Hussein Under Way; Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff Headed to Capitol Hill
• Saddam Hussein's Trial Delayed; Hurricane Wilma Strongest Hurricane Ever Recorded; Landmark Reopens in New Orleans

October 18, 2005

• Dam in Danger of Breaking in Taunton, Massachusetts; New Trouble for Harriet Miers
• President Bush Taking a Beating in Job-Approval Numbers; Rebuilding New Orleans' Tourism Industry
• Dam in Danger; Leak Investigation; Vitale Death Mystery
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; California Murder Case Wide Open
• Private Planes Return to Reagan National Airport; Harriet Miers In The Middle?; Saddam Hussein On Trial; Vitale Death Mystery; 'Minding Your Business'
• Dam Threatens to Give Way in Massachusetts; Tropical Storm Wilma Bulks Up

October 17, 2005

• Wisconsin Community Pulling Together After Tragic Accident Involving High School Marching Band; Tropical Storm Wilma Forms in Caribbean
• Signs of Life; Edwards' New Campaign
• Preliminary Results Show Iraq Constitution Approved; White House Weathering Storms; Neo-Nazi Rally Leads to Melee in Toledo
• Tropical Storm Wilma; Deadly Bus Crash; Counting the Votes in Iraq
• Signs Of Life In New Orleans; Constitution In Iraq; White House Woes; 'Minding Your Business'
• What Exactly Went Wrong With Levees?; Is Avian Flu Pandemic Inevitable?

October 14, 2005

• Northeast Waking Up Under the Weather Again; Associated Press Releases Complete Video of Beating in New Orleans
• New Orleans Mayor Encourages Evacuees to Return to City; Who Outed Valerie Plame?
• Shelter Evacuees Moving Again; Pregnant Woman Attacked; Minding Your Business; New James Bond Chosen; 'New You' Checkup
• Flooded Out; Full Tape Released; Rove Testifies
• Thousands of Katrina Evacuees Still Living in Shelters; Driven to Extremes
• Flood Warnings Across the Northeast; What Happened in Moments Before Violent Police Arrest in New Orleans?

October 13, 2005

• Seventh Straight Day of Downpours in Northeast; Terrifying Aftershocks Felt This Morning in Capital of Pakistan
• Aftermath & Aftershock; Republican Woes
• Baton Rouge Overflowing With People; 'Minding Your Business'; 'New You' Checkup
• Flooding Crisis in Northeast; Overflowing City
• President Bush Holds Teleconference With U.S. Troops and Others in Tikrit
• Northeast Soaked Again With Seventh Straight Day of Rain; Fear and Desperation in Pakistan

October 12, 2005

• Relief Efforts Stepped Up in Earthquake-Ravaged Pakistan; Rescuers Searching for Four People Missing in New Hampshire Floods
• New Orleans Beating Victim to Appear in Court; Houston School Unites Katrina Evacuees; Angelina Jolie Wins Humanitarian Award
• Former FBI Director Speaks Out In Book; Former Head Of Syrian Military Intelligence Commits Suicide; Plans To Rebuild New Orleans; 'New You' Checkup
• Quake Relief; New Hampshire Floods; Checking for Leaks
• Earthquake Relief Once Again Flowing into Pakistan; In New England, More Rain and Possibly More Flooding Predicted

October 11, 2005

• Some Republicans Saying President Made Wrong Choice by Selecting His Personal Lawyer; International Relief Aid Starting to Reach Earthquake Victims in Pakistan
• Trip Number Eight to Gulf Coast Region for President Bush; Nine-Year-Old Swims Treacherous Waters from Alcatraz to San Francisco
• Iraqi Suicide Bombs On Rise As Saturday Vote On Constitution Approaches; Severe Weather In Earthquake Region Hampers Search & Rescue, Relief Supplies; New Orleans Police Embroiled In Brutality Incident
• New Orleans Police Beating; President Visits Hurricane Damaged Region Again; Beware of Flood Damaged Cars; New Your Checkup
• In Iraq, Insurgents Launch Two Suicide Bomb Attacks; After Earthquake, Death Toll Climbs
• Suicide Bombings; Videotaped Beating in New Orleans; Flood Recovery

October 10, 2005

• Pentagon Will be on Ground in Pakistan Today With Equipment; Blue-Ribbon Panel Will Meet to Consider How to Jumpstart New Orleans Economy
• Quake Toll Climbs; Videotaped Beating in New Orleans; Miers Under Fire
• Judging Miers; Videotaped Beating; Quake Toll Climbs; New Hampshire Floods; U.S. Quake Aid
• UNICEF Helping Children After Earthquake; New Orleans Hospitals Starting Back Up; New Clinton Allegations; 'Minding Your Business'; 'New You' Update
• U.S. Aid Arriving in Pakistan as Death Toll Climbs; New Orleans Police Officers Arrested and Charged in Brutal Beating
• Nagin Presses For Expanding Gambling Industry in New Orleans; Scientists Can't Rule Out Global Warming As Factor In Rise Of Natural Disasters Worldwide

October 07, 2005

• Warning to Millions of New York City Commuters; Karl Rove Once Again Before Grand Jury
• In Aftermath of Katrina, New Orleans Police Trying to Keep the Peace; Possibility of Bird Flu Pandemic has 80 Nations Meeting in Washington
• Millions of New York City Subway Commuters on Alert; Karl Rove Testifying for Fourth Time in CIA Leak Case
• Miers Confirmation Battle; New York City Subway On Heightened Alert; New Orleans On Road To Recovery; Raze Or Restore New Orleans Buildings; 'Minding Your Business'
• New York City Subway Alert; Rove Testifies Again; Policing New Orleans

October 06, 2005

• President Bush Making a Major Speech This Morning; In Iraq, 10 People Killed Overnight
• Bush on Terror; Spying Allegations; Cancer Breakthrough?
• New Vaccine Prevents Cervical Cancer; Two New Orleans Hospitals Considered Unsalvageable
• Government Prepares for Avian Flu; Seniors Affected By Katrina; New Orleans Layoffs; Minding Your Business
• Bush Speech on Terror; California Wildfire

October 05, 2005

• Supreme Court Nominee Harriet Miers Back on Capitol Hill This Morning; In New Orleans, Hard Times Getting Harder
• Tour Boat Tests; Long Beach Cleaning Up; Xavier University Will Reopen; 'Minding Your Business'
• Troubled Nomination?; Toxic Trash; Strapped for Cash
• Tour Boat Inquiry; Mississippi Schools Back in Session
• How at Risk is New Orleans From Future Storms?; Bird Flu Could Be Devastating
• Assisted Dying Case; New Orleans Layoffs; Fort Bragg Arrests

October 04, 2005

• DeLay Indicted Again; High Court Nomination; Tour Boat Raised From Lake George Monday
• Second Indictment for DeLay; Tour Boat Investigation; Road to Recovery
• High Court Nominee; Tourism in Lake Charles; FEMA To Open Temporary Housing; Minding Your Business
• President Bush's Supreme Court Nomination; A Discussion With Founder and CEO of Operation Hope
• Baghdad Car Bombing; Road to Recovery; DeLay Indicted Again; High Court Nominee; Tour Boat Investigation; Katrina Death Toll; DeLay's Legal Woes
• Lake Charles Presses Forward with Storm Recovery; Bush to Hold Monthly Press Conference; One Soldier's Memoirs Present Duality of War on Terrorism

October 03, 2005

• Investigators Back on Scene of Tragic Boat Accident; President Bush to Nominate Harriet Miers for Supreme Court
• Reaction to Harriet Miers Being Named as Person Who Will Take Over From Justice Sandra Day O'Connor; Disaster in Lake George, New York
• Reporter's Decision; How Hurricanes Have Affected the Shrimping Industry
• President Bush Introduces White House Counsel Harriet Miers as His Nominee to be Next Supreme Court Justice
• Harriet Miers Nominated to Supreme Court; Port Arthur In Recovery Process; First Mass Since Hurricane Katrina; Minding Your Business
• President Bush Chooses Supreme Court Nominee; Lake George Tragedy; Hurricane Warnings

September 30, 2005

• New Orleans Universities Struggle to Recover from Katrina; Naval Hospital Goes Through Disaster Drill; Space Tourist #3
• Raging Wildfires; Road to Recovery; Miller to Testify; Heightened Violence
• General Richard Myers Retiring; Raging Wildfires in California; Two Hospitals Open In New Orleans; William Bennett Bombshell Comment; Minding Your Business
• California Wildfires; Coming Home; Judith Miller to Testify
• The New Court; Road to Recovery
• Latest on Fires Ravaging Southern California; 'New York Times' Reporter Judith Miller Will be Released From Jail Today

September 29, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina One Month Later; What's Next for Republicans With Congressman DeLay Indicted?
• Small Brush Fire in Southern California Reportedly Now 7,000- Acre Wildfire; Senate Two Hours Away From Vote on Nomination of Judge John Roberts
• The Difficult Task of Rebuilding New Orleans; Many Evacuees Settle in New Cities
• Wildfires Burning Out of Control Near Los Angeles; Katrina One Month Later
• What Will Happen To the Superdome?; Saving Cattle In Louisiana; Children and Adults Still Missing After Hurricane Katrina; Minding Your Business
• Wildfires Rage in Four Southern California Counties; Discussion with Tom DeLay's Attorney

September 28, 2005

• Placing Blame; Madame President; D.C. Cronyism
• Blame Game; Rita: The Aftermath; War on Terror; Political Fallout
• President Bush Turning Attention to War on Terror; Police Fallout
• Road to Recovery; Blame Game; Katrina: All Natural?
• New Orleans Police Chief Resigns; Future For New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward; Minding Your Business
• Blame Game; Rita: The Aftermath; War on Terror; Political Fallout
• Former FEMA Chief Mike Brown Grilled; In New Orleans, Man Who Led Police During Darkest Hour Leaving the Job

September 27, 2005

• Magazine Street Important to New Orleans; Creole in Cameron Parish Under Water; Saving Turkey Creek
• Road to Recovery; Interview With Representative Bobby Jindal
• Brown to Testify; President Bush on his way to Gulf Coast; Road to Recovery
• New Orleans Residents Trickle Back Into Dry Algiers; Anger Boils In St. Bernard Parish Because Flooding Danger Was Never Addressed; Mike Brown Will Get Tough Questioning On Capitol Hill On FEMA Response To Katrina
• Hurricane Rita's Impact on Gulf Coast
• Road to Recovery in Gulf Coast; Lessoned Learned from Levee Breaches; Insurance Storm

September 26, 2005

• Full Picture of Hurricane Rita's Destruction Comes into Focus
• Look at President's Response to Rita; Rita: The Aftermath
• Devastation in Cameron Parish; Bush Considering Military To Lead In Disasters; Levee Repairs Ongoing; Family Relocates Twice Because of Hurricanes
• Rita's Devastation; Interview With Port Arthur, Texas, Mayor Oscar Ortiz
• Look at Hurricane Rita's Impact on the Gulf Coast
• Rita: The Aftermath

September 24, 2005

• Hurricane Rita Approches Gulf Coast
• Hurricane Rita Update; Damage In Lumberton, Texas; Levees Hold Overnight in New Orleans; Oil Refineries Might Suffer Damage From Hurricane Rita; Damage in Beaumont, Texas; Hospitals Still Operational After Hurricane; Damage in Port Arthur
• Hurricane Rita continues to make landfall on the Gulf coast; Flooding starting to become an issue
• Hurricane Rita has Continued High Wind and Rain; Assessments of Storm Damage Beginning Already; Flooding and Damage Remain Major Concerns
• Hurricane Rita Report From Lumberton; Hurricane Rita Report From Baytown; Hurricane Rita Report From Beaumont; Levee Update After Hurricane; Hurricane Rita Report From Lake Charles; Military Response To Hurricane Rita; Report From A Galveston Hospital; Update with Richard Wagenaar
• Hurricane Rita Comes Ashore

September 23, 2005

• Texas and Louisiana in the Bull's Eye; Unprecedented Evacuation in Texas
• Hurricane Rita Update; Houston Traffic Still A Problem; Bill Clinton Speaks About Tsunami Rebuilding and Hurricane Damage; Oil Refineries In Houston Shut Down
• Hurricane Rita Nears the Gulf Region
• Rita: Category 4
• Hurricane Rita Barreling Toward Gulf Coast
• Evacuee Bus Engulfed In Flames Near Dallas; Texas Phone, Power Services Prepare For Rita; Texas Medical Center State Of The Art Disaster Preparedness Includes Flood Gates; Exodus Continues From Houston Area

September 22, 2005

• Hurricane Rita, a Category-Five, Aiming Straight for Texas Coast
• Rita Bears Down on Texas; Military Plans for Potential Flooding in New Orleans
• Hurricane Rita Update; Texas Prepares for Hurricane Rita; New Orleans Evacuees Moving Again; New Orleans Prepares for Hurricane Rita; Minding Your Business
• U.S. Military Swinging into Action Ahead of Hurricane Rita; Confirmation Vote Expected Today on Chief Justice Nominee John Roberts
• Tracking Hurricane Rita's Path; Residents Fleeing Galveston Area
• Rita: Category 5; Scare in the Air

September 21, 2005

• Gulf Coast Moving Into Action as Hurricane Rita Gets Closer
• Many Katrina Survivors Uprooted Again as Rita Nears; Can Relief Agencies Keep Up With Demand?
• New Details on What Military is Planning to Do Ahead of Hurricane Rita; Interview with Head of New Orleans City Council
• Homeland Security Prepares for Rita; Key Largo Flooded From Hurricane; Hurricane Rita Category Four Storm; Buses Ready In New Orleans for Evacuation; Minding Your Business
• Gulf Coast Braces for Hit by Hurricane Rita
• Hurricane Rita; Grim Task

September 20, 2005

• Tropical Storm Rita Barreling Toward Florida Keys; President Bush Heading Back to Gulf Coast Region Again Today
• Tropical Storm Rita Update; Key Largo Feeling Affects From Rita; Algiers Residents Evacuating Again; Minding Your Business; New Orleans Saints Play Home Game In New Jersey
• Tropical Storm Rita Throwing Monkey Wrench into Plans to Repopulate New Orleans; Over 200 Police Officers Unaccounted For After Katrina
• Rita Beginning to Hit Florida; Residents Returned to New Orleans Told to Evacuate; Is Mayor of New Orleans Up to His Job?; Gretna Mayor: Racism Not Factor in Closing City to Evacuees
• Rita Upgraded to Hurricane, Heading Towards Florida Keys; General Honore Speaks Out
• Tropical Storm Rita; Return Reversed; Cruise Ship Evacuees

September 19, 2005

• Mixed Signals for Residents Returning to New Orleans; In Key West, Evacuations Ordered for Tourists
• Visit to Algiers; Coming Home
• In One Mississippi Neighborhood, Death Toll Would Have Been Much Higher Had It Not Been for Two Brave Men; 73-Year-Old New Orleans Grandmother Spent 16 Days Behind Bars
• Residents and Business Owners Re-enter New Orleans; Government Official Wants New Orleans Safer Before Re-entry; Mississippi Is Cleaning Up; Hurricane Watch Update; Minding Your Business
• Tropical Storm Rita; Coming Home; Mayor vs. Admiral; State of Emergency
• Resilient New Orleans Residents Return to Algiers, Set Up Own Distribution Center; North Korea Agrees To End Nuclear Weapons Program

September 16, 2005

• Mayor Plans to Reopen Parts of New Orleans; North Carolina Residents Assess Damage from Ophelia; Louisiana Congressman Responds to Bush Speech
• Bush Promises Relief, Rebuilding in Gulf Coast
• Much of St. Bernard's Parish Unlivable; Judge Roberts Stands Up Under Questioning; Residents of Gentilly Neighborhood Optimistic; Group Works to Reunite Children, Families
• St. Bernard Parish Destroyed; Response to President Bush's Speech; Looking at Insurance Companies Contracts; Hurricane Ophelia May Strike Again
• Presidential Plan; Tropical Storm Ophelia; FEMA's Role; Road to Recovery
• WWL Radio New Orleans On Air During Katrina, Lifeline to Serve the Public; Now in the News, Widow of Soldier Killed in 'Fragging' Fights to See, Attend Hearings of Accused Soldier

September 15, 2005

• Ophelia Blasts North Carolina Coast; New Orleans Plans for Repopulation
• State of Emergency; Security in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina
• Hurricane Ophelia Hits North Carolina; Louisiana Governor Takes Blame; Mississippi Towns Destoryed; Salt Lake City Home to Evacuees; Restaurants to Reopen

September 14, 2005

• Mayor Would Like to Reopen Parts of New Orleans; A Series of Car Bomb Explosions in Around Iraqi Capital
• Long Road to Recovery in New Orleans; U.S.-World Relations Focus of U.N. Summit
• Charges Filed Against Nursing Home Owners; Search and Rescue Missions Still Ongoing; U.N. Meets in New York; Hurricane Ophelia Update; Starting Over After Hurricane Katrina; Minding Your Business
• Al Qaeda Taking Responsibility for Series of Car Bomb Explosions in and Around Baghdad; Hurricane Ophelia's Effects Being Already Being Felt Along Carolina Coast

September 13, 2005

• A Look at the Repair Efforts in New Orleans; Members of Senate Judiciary Committee Beginning to Question John Roberts
• Businesses In New Orleans; Transportation Secretary To Visit Mississippi; L.A. Power Outage; Tropical Storm Ophelia Update; Minding Your Business
• Discussion With Longtime New Orleans Anchor; Road to Recovery
• Hurricane Katrina: Relief and Recovery; Hunting for bin Laden

September 12, 2005

• President Bush Goes Inside New Orleans to See Full Extent of Devastation; Confirmation Hearings for Judge John Roberts Gets Under Way
• President George W. Bush to Survey Damage in New Orleans; Judge John Roberts to Face Senate Judiciary Committee
• Bush Returns to New Orleans; Road to Recovery; Battling Cancer
• Talk With Manager of Johnny White's Sports Bar; New Orleans Finally Showing Signs of Progress
• Bush Visits New Orleans; Lessons Learned From Hurricane Hugo; Palestinians Move Freely in Gaza Strip
• Hurricane Katrina Relief and Recovery Efforts

September 11, 2005

• North Carolina Governor Declares States of Emergency
• Fourth Anniversary of 9/11
• Siblings Read Names at 9/11 Site; Will Homeowner's Insurance Pay for Katrina Damage?; Border Patrol Searches for Survivors, Bodies in New Orleans

September 10, 2005

• FEMA Stops Giving Out Debit Cards; Iraqis Watch Outpour For Hurricane Victims; Cancer Patients Search For Treatment Centers; Shrimping Industry Injured By Hurricane
• The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• FEMA Changes: Brown Is Out, Debit Card Plan Halted; New Orleans Body Count Expectations Lowered as Floodwaters Recede; Tropical Storm Ophelia Could Hit Carolinas as Hurricane; Celebrity Telethons for Katrina Victims Hit Airwaves
• The Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina
• The Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina

September 09, 2005

• Some Say Bureaucracy Slowed Appropriate Response to Hurricane Victims
• A Huge Relief Bill Speeds Through Congress; Battle of Wills Between Police, Holdouts Going to Next Level
• Congress, President Work into Night to Deliver $52 Billion in Relief Money; Police Making Holdouts Leave Homes by Force
• State of Emergency; Cutting Back on Gas
• State of Emergency After Hurricane Katrina; Congress Gives More Money To Victims of Hurricane; Survivor's Family Member Off To Iraq

September 08, 2005

• State of Emergency; Gas Tax Relief?
• Forced Evacuations?; 201 Confirmed Deaths in Mississippi
• Hurricane Relief Efforts Still Underway
• State of Emergency in New Orleans; American Roy Hallums Freed In Rescue Operation; Houston Helps Evacuees Find Homes and Jobs; Companies and Government Help Out Workers and Evacuees; Will New Orleans Be Like Galveston?
• Signs of Hope From Astrodome; 30 Bodies Recovered Inside St. Bernard Parish

September 07, 2005

• Health Concerns Over Contaminated Water
• New Orleans Mayor Authorizes Forced Evictions; Katrina Hurts Job Market; Washington Mourns Rehnquist
• Interview with Education Secretary Margaret Spellings; Tough Words From Both Sides of Aisle for President Bush Over Government's Response to Hurricane Katrina
• New Orleans Mayor Orders Stragglers to Go, Authorities May Use Force; Hot Food is One Priority in Biloxi; Houston Evacuees Refusing to Move Again to Other States
• Mississippi Severe But Stabilizing; Lawmakers Criticize Cabinet Secretaries for Response; Mother Says Life in Shelter Horrible

September 06, 2005

• State of Emergency
• Rescue Operations Still Under Way; Pumps Begin Moving Water
• Fires Burning Once Again in New Orleans; Some People Refusing to Leave; Interview With Governor Blanco
• State of Emergency; Chief Justice Nominee
• Water Slowly Draining from New Orleans; In Mississippi, Thousands Left Homeless After Katrina
• State of Emergency; Gas Price Watch

September 05, 2005

• Grim Mission in New Orleans
• Bush Raises Roberts Nomination to Chief Justice; Superdome Medic Was Told Thousands would Die; Houston Man Shelters More Than 40 Evacuees; Louisiana National Guard May Leave Iraq to Aid Hurricane Recovery
• State of Emergency; Chief Justice Pick
• State of Emergency; Interview With Lieutenant General Russel Honore; President Bush To Nominate Roberts for Chief Justice of Supreme Court
• Recovery Teams Going House to House in New Orleans to Search for Victims, While Rescuers Hunt for Stranded Survivors

September 04, 2005

• Clean Up to Begin in New Orleans; Chief Justice Rehnquist Dies
• Hurricane Katrina
• Rehnquist Dies; Katrina's Aftermath

September 03, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath
• Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath
• Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath
• Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath
• Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath
• Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath

September 02, 2005

• Interview With Governor Kathleen Blanco; State of Emergency in New Orleans
• President Bush Heads to Gulf Coast; State of Emergency
• City of New Orleans Falling Deeper into Chaos and Desperation
• Mayor of New Orleans Demanding More Help; President Bush Expected to Survey Damage on the Ground
• Fire Burns Out of Control In French Quarter; New Orleans Airport Serves As Triage for Critically Ill, Maternity Ward

September 01, 2005

• Crisis in New Orleans
• Crisis in New Orleans; Conflicting Reports Regarding Whether Transit of Evacuees From Superdome to Astrodome Halted
• Interview With Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff; Interview With Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour
• Military's Role in Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; Contributions by Corporations to Victims
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath; Crisis in New Orleans; Financial Relief
• Massive Evacuation From New Orleans to Houston Coming to Sudden Halt; Looting and Lawlessness Continue to Escalate

August 31, 2005

• Assessing Katrina's Damage; Over 600 Dead in Baghdad Mosque Stampede
• Time Running Out for New Orleans; Hundreds Killed in Baghdad Stampede; Flood Waters Receding in Mississippi; Bush to Release Oil Reserves; Former Police Chief: Little Can Be Done About Looters
• Interview With Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco; Interview With Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman
• New Orleans Filling up with Water; Public Health Threat Growing; Baghdad Stampede
• Conditions Deteriorate in Wake of Katrina; U.S. to Tap Oil Reserves
• Hurricane Katrina Devastates Eastern Gulf

August 30, 2005

• Katrina Leaves Devastation
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• Rescue Crews Act to Save Hurricane Victims
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; Relief Efforts Under Way
• Katrina Brings Death, Flooding, Damage to Gulf Coast

August 26, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina Strikes South Florida; President Bush Gets Personally Involved With Iraqi Constitutional Process
• Survival Story from Peru Plane Crash; California Takes Stands Against Inflating Drug Prices
• Hurricane Katrina; Lance Armstrong Speaks Out; Sexual Harassment; Narrow Escape For Toddler
• Decision to Keep Open Air Force Base in South Dakota; '90- Second Pop'
• Update on Hurricane Katrina; Bush Weighs in on Iraq Constitution; Teen Pregnancy
• Impact of Hurricane Katrina on South Florida; Allegations Lance Armstrong Used Performance-Enhancing Drugs

August 25, 2005

• Tropical Storm Katrina; Pruett Pride; Portsmouth Saved
• Gas Prices Out of Control; Stay the Course; Doping Questions; Pet Protection
• Tropical Storm Katrina Closes in on South Florida; More Americans Heading to Iraq
• Military Moms Battle; Mideast Violence; U.S. Customs Catch; Shaken Baby Syndrome
• Walter Reed Medical Center to be Closed; Cindy Sheehan Returns to Bush's Crawford Ranch; Peru Plane Crash Under Investigation
• Tracking Tropical Storm Katrina; Iraq Deadline; Armstrong Accused
• Tropical Storm Katrina Gaining Strength; Deadline in Iraq
• U.S. Colonel Comments on Quality of Iraqi Security Forces; Doctor Won't Trim Blunt Talk On Dangers of Obesity; Truth In Advertising: Are Shipped Flowers Really Fresh?

August 24, 2005

• Troubling News for President Bush; Iraqi Lawmakers Trying to Come to Agreement on Constitution
• Chavez Controversy; Pat Tillman Probe; Remembering Mattie Stepanek
• Baghdad Clashes; Base Closings; Roberts Nomination
• NASA at a Crossroads; '90-Second Pop'
• U.S. Marines Fighting Alongside Iraqi Troops in Western Frontier; New Poll Showing Lowest Level Public Support for War Ever
• Chavez Controversy; Pat Tillman Probe; Remembering Mattie Stepanek

August 23, 2005

• Israeli Soldiers Shift Evacuations From Gaza to West Bank; A Standstill in Iraq
• West Bank Evictions; Bridging Differences; Setback or Progress?
• Interview With Dan Bartlett; Gotti Trial; Playing Weight of Athletes; Close Calls At Airports
• Airline Woes; Tips on How to Spot Ovarian Cancer Early
• Israeli Forces Trying to Evacuate Two West Bank Settlements
• Iraqi Women's Rights

August 22, 2005

• Is Iraq Just Hours Away From Political Crisis?; Pullout of Jewish Settlers in Gaza in Its Final Stages
• Possible Big Break in 75-Year-Old Missing Persons Case; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Constitution Countdown; Rallying Support; Gaza Pullout
• Crawford Protest Continues; Vioxx Verdict; Mysterious Death; Futures in Doubt for Evacuated Jewish Settlers; Pope's Appeal
• Teen War Supporter; Hussein's Defense
• Iraqi Negotiators Have Less Than Eight Hours to Reach Agreement on New Constitution; Exclusive Look at Some of Private Conversations Between Eric Robert Rudolph and His Mother

August 19, 2005

• Rocket Attacks; 10 Life Sentences for BTK Killer
• Gaza Pullout; Sheehan Leaves
• Rocket Attacks; Israeli vs. Israeli; Fatal Tiger Attack
• Rocket Attacks; Airline Security
• Rocket Attacks; Synagogue Visit; Ten Life Sentences
• Two U.S. Warships Fired on in Jordanian Port of Aqaba; BTK Killer Sentenced

August 18, 2005

• Day Two of Forced Evacuations From Gaza Strip; Families of BTK Victims Will Get Their Chance to Speak in Court Today
• Resistance in Gaza; Memorial Objection; Pope's Appeal; Truth About Hybrids
• Israeli Troops Pouring into More Jewish Settlements in Gaza; Chilling Details Revealed In Court on How BTK Murdered Victims

August 17, 2005

• Showdown in Gaza; Three Bombs Rip Through Baghdad
• Journalist Judith Miller Remains in Jail; Madonna Recovers From Horse Fall
• Crawford Standoff; Seeds of Peace; U.K. Shooting Mistake
• Seeds of Peace; Crawford Standoff
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• Jewish Settlers Evicted from Gaza; Attacks in Baghdad Kill 43
• Gaza Showdown; Baghdad Bombings; BTK Sentencing

August 16, 2005

• More U.S. Aid to Israel; BTK Sentencing
• Deadline Day in Gaza; Relaxing Security
• Powerful Earthquake Off Coast of Japan Triggered Small Tsunami Last Night; President Bush Refuses to Meet With Cindy Sheehan
• Huge Money Scandal?; Iraq Constitution Deadlock; Accutane New Rules
• Emotions Running High in Gaza; A Powerful Earthquake Strikes Off Coast of Northeast Japan
• Israeli Troops Met With Protests As Gaza Evacuation Proceeds; Iraqis Negotiate New Deadline for Constitution; Mothers of Fallen Soldiers Comment on Sheehan's Protest

August 15, 2005

• Jewish Settlers in Gaza Have Less Than 48 Hours to Get Out; A Crucial Day for Future of Iraq
• Emotions in Gaza; Withdrawal Impact; Jet Crash Mystery; Lessons From 9/11
• Police Investigating Shooting in Atlanta Hospital; In Iraq, Negotiators Furiously Working to Produce Draft Constitution
• Constitution Deadline; A Mother's Protest
• Historic Withdrawal in Gaza; Iraqi Leaders Scramble to Meet Constitution Deadline; '90-Second Pop'
• Eviction Week for Thousands of Jewish Settlers in Gaza; Is Iraq's New Constitution Ready or Not?

August 12, 2005

• President Insists U.S. Must Stay the Course; Abortion Rights Group Pulls Controversial Ad Criticizing Supreme Court Nominee John Roberts
• "Gimme a Minute"; The Modernization of North Korea; War on Cancer
• In Iraq, Authors of New Constitution Struggling to Meet Monday Deadline; Interview with Bob Saget
• U.N. Security Scare; Hurricane Proofing
• No Troop Timetable; Ad Controversy; Western Wildfires
• President Bush Says U.S. Will Stay in Iraq Until Mission is Complete; Abortion Rights Group Pulls Controversial Advertisement

August 11, 2005

• Tip From Taxi Driver Led Police to Fugitives; Teenager Who Turned Middle School into Murder Scene Getting Out of Prison
• Shooter Goes Free; Iraq's Constitution Countdown; al Qaeda Video?; 'Grizzly Man'; Internet Birth
• What Attracts a Woman to a Killer?; Al Qaeda Video Appears to Show Navy SEAL's I.D.; The War on Cancer
• Fugitives Captured in Ohio; Killer Released; Al Qaeda Tape?
• Will Islam be a Source or the Source of Iraqi Law?; Internet Birth
• Husband and Wife Fugitive Team Caught in Columbus, Ohio; President Bush and His Advisers to Meet About Iraq and U.S. Foreign Policy

August 10, 2005

• 9/11 Intelligence Gap?; Killer Buried With Honor; Preventing Lung Cancer; Singer Shot
• Statewide Manhunt in Tennessee; Chemical Explosion; New Violence in Iraq
• Fire Rages at Detroit Chemical Plant; Manhunt for Escaped Tennessee Prisoner; Iran Moves Toward Restarting Nuclear Program
• Explosions, Fire at Detroit Chemical Plant; Pentagon Confirms Iraq Has Weapons from Iran
• Tuesday Shooting Latest in String of Courthouse Crimes; Hillary 2008?; The War on Cancer; Union Urges Wal-Mart boycott; Baseball Hyjinx
• Statewide Manhunt in Tennessee; Chemical Explosion; New Violence in Iraq

August 09, 2005

• Mission Control Tells Crew of Discovery to Go West
• Return of Shuttle; Interview With John Glenn
• Safe Landing for Discovery; Constitution Deadline

August 08, 2005

• Longtime ABC News Anchor Peter Jennings Dead at 67; NASA Delays Discovery Landing
• Energy Overhaul; Peter Jennings Dead at 67; Bird Flu Vaccine; Bin Laden Escape?
• Landing Delayed Due To Low Layer of Clouds; The Life of Peter Jennings; Terror Threat in Saudi Arabia; The War on Cancer
• Discovery Still in Orbit; Peter Jennings Dead at 67; Fighting Breast Cancer
• Peter Jennings Loses His Battle With Lung Cancer; Shuttle Crew Will Remain in Orbit for at Least Another 24 Hours
• Landing Delayed; Peter Jennings Loes Battle With Cancer

August 05, 2005

• Increased Fighting in Iraq Today; President Bush's Popularity Taking a Hit
• Repeat Offender?; Evacuation Safety
• Shuttle Re-Entry Risks; Presidential Battle; Unfair Trial?
• '90-Second Pop'; Ready for Release?
• U.S. Marines Fighting Alongside Iraqi Troops in Western Frontier; President Bush Vowing He Won't Back Away From Mission in Iraq

August 04, 2005

• Four More U.S. Troops Killed in Baghdad and Ramadi; London on High Alert
• Discovery Dilemma; Ohio Mourns; Journalist Remembered; Cub Fans
• Al Qaeda Video Warns of More Attacks on Britain; DNA Clears Man of Rape 26 Years Later
• Threatening Tape; London on Alert; Surge in Violence in Iraq
• Tropical Storm Harvey Aims at Bermuda; London on Alert

August 03, 2005

• Fourteen Marines, Iraqi Civilian Killed in Attack South of Haditha; American Journalist Found Shot to Death in Iraq
• Success in Space; '90-Second Pop'
• Daring Spacewalk; Investigation Begins Into Air France Crash; 14 U.S. Marines Killed in Iraq; 'Fair' Tax?
• Success in Space; Air France Flight 358; Hands-On Envoy
• Spacewalking Astronaut Prepares Shuttle

August 02, 2005

• High Stakes for NASA; Turning Up the Heat in London
• Fixing the Shuttle; Crisis in Niger
• Terror Investigation; Pakistan Connection; Iraq Vet's Campaign
• Hamdi Issac Fights Extradition From Italy; Bolton Fallout; Lessons From London
• King Fahd's Funeral; Latest Violence in Iraq
• King Fahd Laid to Rest; Laptop Found in Case of Missing Pennsylvania Prosecutor; Utah Girl Fights Off Kidnapper

August 01, 2005

• King Fahd of Saudi Arabia Dead; More Arrests in London Terror Probe
• 'Kamber & May'; Nevada Family Reunited After Little Girl Found With Convicted Child Molester
• Saudi King Dies; London Terror; CIA Secrets
• President Bush to Appoint John Bolton U.N. Ambassador; Saudi Arabia's King Fahd Dies; Terror Investigation
• Londoners Still Nervous in Wake of Attacks; "90 Second Pop"
• Saudi Arabian King Fahd Dies at 84; London Terror Suspect Faces Extradition from Italy

July 29, 2005

• Senate's Top Republican Breaking with White House Over Stem Cell Policy; Stunning New Revelation in London Terror Investigation
• Did Police Miss Chance to Arrest Bombing Suspect?; Terrorists Use Internet to Communicate; President to Sign Bill to Prevent Medical Mistakes

July 28, 2005

• Nine Arrested in Botched London Attacks; NASA Grounds Shuttle Fleet; Democrats Demand More Roberts Documents
• London Police Arrest Nine More People in Terror Bombing Case; Shuttle Fleet Grounded; Homosexuality Conversion Camps
• London Terror Investigation; Heavenly Rendezvous; Holloway Search
• In London, Police Round Up More Suspects in Expanding Terror Investigation; Could Long Struggle with IRA be Ending?
• Manhunt Continues in London; Speculation on Troop Withdrawal from Iraq; Democrats Demand Roberts Documents
• Aruban Officials Empty Pond in Holloway Search; NASA Grounds All Future Missions

July 27, 2005

• Discovery Astronauts Check for Damage
• Elizabeth Smart Kidnapped Ruled Incompetent to Stand Trial; Discovery Astronauts Check for Damage; Utility Usage High Due to Heat
• British Officials Arrest Four More Men; Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld Visits Baghdad
• Reign of Pope Benedict XVI Reaches a Milestone Today; In Western Africa, Drought and Famine Combine to Take Lives of Millions of People
• New Arrests in London; Summer Sizzler; Filmmaker Jailed in Iraq
• New Developments in London Terror Investigation; Was Space Shuttle Discovery Damaged During Liftoff?
• Mayor-Go-Round in San Diego; Debunking Heat Myths; "90 Second Pop"

July 26, 2005

• Astronauts Making Their Way to Launch Pad; New Developments in London Terror Investigation
• Countdown: Discovery; Lost in Lava
• Countdown: Discovery; London Searches; Los Angeles to London Flight Diverted to Boston
• United Airlines Flight Diverted; London Terror; Bringin' the Heat
• Another Sizzler Across Much of United States; '90-Second Pop'
• Space Shuttle Discovery on Launch Pad; New Questions About Safety of Birth Control Patch Used by Millions of Women

July 25, 2005

• Whitewater Rafting Company Could be Link Between Last Week's Attempted Bombings, July 7th Attacks; 'Kamber & May'
• Close Circuit TV Aids British Police; Heat Taking Toll on Farmers; Lance Armstrong Wins Seventh Tour De France; London Commuters Turning to Bicycles
• Scotland Yard Updates London Bombing Investigation
• London Terror; Killer Heat; NASA Scapegoat
• London Terror; Egypt Attacks; Killer Heat; "Minding Your Business"
• Bombers from Two London Attacks May be Linked; Chicago Taking Heat Seriously; Space Shuttle to Launch Despite Fuel Sensor Problem; Video Game Blamed for Murder Spree

July 21, 2005

July 20, 2005

• Hurricane Emily Making Landfall; Who is John Roberts?
• "Kamber and May" Discuss Supreme Court Nominee; Chilling Words of Support of London Bombings
• Judge John Robert's Background; A Heat Wave Across the Country; Minding Your Business; Response to New "Harry Potter" Book
• President Bush Hopes Confirmation Process for Supreme Court Nominee John Roberts Will be Conducted in Dignified, Civil Way; '90- Second Pop'
• Washington Reacts to Supreme Court Nomination; Hurricane Emily Strikes Texas, Mexico; Heatwave Sweeps Across U.S.
• Full Force of Hurricane Emily Hits Coast of Mexico and Texas; Checking Out the President's Nominee

July 19, 2005

• President Bush Backing Down Off of Previous Comments; Hurricane Emily Gaining Strength Again
• Some Lawmakers Accusing President Bush of Backtracking on His Pledge; Proper Way to Evacuate a Subway Train
• Homegrown Terror; Westmoreland, 1914-2005; Minding Your Business; Flip Flop Flak
• Supreme Court Pick; Hurricane Emily; Deadly Heat Wave
• Supreme Court Speculation; Iraqi Assanination; Border Battles
• Iraq Violence; Gaza Protest Against Israeli Pullout

July 18, 2005

• Hurricane Emily Slams into Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula; Three of Four Suspected London Bombers Recently Traveled to Pakistan
• Kamber and May Discuss CIA Leak Scandal; Increase in iPod Violence Leads to Security Measures
• Pakistan Link; Rudolph Sentencing; Hurricane Emily
• Stranded in Cancun; CIA Leak Scandal; U.S. Insurgent Strategy; Into Thin Air
• Could Emily Still Hit the United States?; '90-Second Pop'
• Hurricane Emily Scores a Direct Hit on the Yucatan Peninsula; Police Searching for a Pakistani Connection in London Bombing

July 15, 2005

• Investigators Looking into Possible American Connection to Last Week's London Bombings; Discussion With Joe Wilson
• Karl Rove's Clearance; Rehnquist Stays On
• Cairo Police Hold Man in London Terror Bombings; "Gimme a Minute"; Harry Potter Mania
• Inside the Insurgency; Shark Myths

July 14, 2005

• A Big Decision for NASA This Morning; Silence to Honor 52 People Killed, Hundreds Injured in London Bombing a Week Ago
• Political Game?; Emmy Nominations
• Interview With Senator Joe Biden; Insurgents Captured in Iraq; Discovery Delay; iPod Murder
• Toddler Shooting; '90-Second Pop'
• Discovery Delay; Iraq Al Qaeda Arrests; High Court's Future
• Across Europe, a Powerful Show of Solidarity; An Important Decision for NASA

July 13, 2005

• America Returns to Flight; Deadly Suicide Bombing in Baghdad
• Space Shuttle Discovery to Launch; Investigations Continue in London
• Firestorm Over Karl Rove's Role in Leak of CIA Agent's Identity; Discovery Ready for Liftoff
• CIA Leak, Karl Rove; Discovery Prepares for Liftoff
• Baghdad Bombing; London Terror Update; Rove Under Fire
• Countdown: Discovery; "90 Second Pop"
• Terror Investigations in London; Discovery Scheduled for Launch

July 12, 2005

• Dennis Not Done Yet; Top Member of Lebanon's Government Target of Apparent Assassination Plot
• Beirut Bombing Targets Minister; Is Rove the Leak?
• Is Karl Rove the Leak?; Bush's Iraq Strategy
• State Department Confirms at Least One American Still Missing, Presumed Dead in London Terror Attacks
• Two American Sisters Survived London Bombings; New Troops Deployed to Afghanistan; Panda-Monium!
• Dennis Brings Floods; London Terror; Travel Ban Lifted for U.S. Military in London

July 11, 2005

• Aftermath of Hurricane Dennis
• A Look at the Aftermath of Hurricane Dennis
• Interview with FEMA Director Michael Brown; Aftermath of Dennis; Baby Fatally Shot in Police Standoff
• The Latest on Dennis; Baby Fatally Shot
• Hurricane Dennis: The Aftermath; Space Shuttle Discovery Prepares to Launch
• The Aftermath of Hurricane Dennis; Latest on Investigation into Who Was Responsible for Terrorist Bombings in London

July 10, 2005

• Dennis Expected to Make Landfall in the Afternoon
• Hurricane Dennis Bears Down on Florida; Australian Medic Shares Stories of Survival
• Hurricane Dennis Expected to Hit Area Damaged by Hurricane Ivan 10 Months Ago
• Hurricane Dennis Nears U.S. Mainland
• Hurricane Dennis Continues Move Towards Florida Panhandle
• Weather Deteriorates As Dennis Bears Down On Gulf Coast
• Hurricane Dennis Headed for Pensacola, Florida
• Hurricane Dennis Bears Down on Gulf Coast; London Bombing Investigation Continues

July 08, 2005

• London Terror
• Is New York Ready?; London Terror
• The Day After; Who's Responsible?; Hurricane Dennis
• Interview With Homeland Secretary Michael Chertoff; British Prime Minister Tony Blair Speaking at G-8 Summit; Path of Hurricane Dennis

July 06, 2005

• Cindy Strikes; Idaho Girl's Ordeal
• Protests Surround G-8 Summit; London Wins Bid for 2012 Olympics; Replacing O'Connor
• Missing in Aruba; '90-Second Pop'
• Cindy Hits Land; Idaho Girl's Ordeal; G-8 Summit
• Envoys Targeted in Iraq; Reporters Face Jail; London Chosen to Host 2012 Olympics
• Damage Caused by Tropical Storm Cindy; Shasta Groene's Grandmother, Aunt Discuss Abduction, Murder of Her Mother

July 05, 2005

• Protests in Disrupting Edinburgh, Scotland, Site of G-8 Summit; Authorities in Idaho All But Certain 9-Year-Old Dylan Groene is Dead
• Replacing Sandra Day O'Connor; Vocation Vactions
• Kidnapped Idaho Children; Missing Girl Suspects; G8 Summit
• Bodies of Two Navy SEALs Recovered; In Enemy Territory; G8 Summit Demonstrations; D.C. Evacuation Test; Anti-Crime Cameras
• New Surveillance Tape From Idaho; Violent Protests in Scotland
• Iraqi Insurgents Appear to be Targeting Diplomats From Muslim Countries; Venus Rising

July 04, 2005

• Forth of July Celebrations; Smashing Success; Kidnapped Idaho Children; Aruba Investigation; Search in Afghanistan; Hunt Continues for Egyptian Ambassador; O'Connor Successor; Assisted Living
• Interview With Denny's Waitress; President Speaks in Morgantown, West Virginia; Outer Space Head-on Collision
• U.S. Troops Celebrating July 4th in Iraq; Kidnapped Idaho Children; Aruba Investigation

July 01, 2005

• New Twists in Natalee Holloway Case; Wild Scene in Phoenix
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Man Confesses Murder to Radio Producer
• Missing U.S. Service Members From Chinook helicopter Crash in Afghanistan; Latest Developments in Investigation into Disappearance of Natalee Holloway
• Making the Case; Iran Hostages Claim; Airport Insecurity
• '90-Second Pop'; Military Using Every Available Asset to Try to Locate Reconnaissance Team Missing in Afghanistan
• 'Live 8' Preview; Interview With NASA Administrator Michael Griffin; Press Freedom Fight; Mexican Racism?

June 30, 2005

• U.S. Troops Fighting Wind, Rain Finally Reach Site of Chinook Helicopter Crash; New Developments in Natalee Holloway Disappearance
• 'Security Watch': Red Alert; Boy Recovers From Shark Attack; Thrill Ride Dangers
• Tainted Confession in Lunsford Case?; Avoiding Holiday Bottlenecks
• Crash Investigation; Iran Hostage-Taker?; Reporters' Secrets
• Israeli Forces Facing Off With Jewish Protesters in Gaza Strip; Tainted Confession?
• Bush Administration Plans African Aid Reform; New Offensive in Afghanistan

June 29, 2005

• Can President Reverse Falling Public Support?; In Afghanistan, U.S. Forces Move to Secure Site of Chinook Helicopter Crash
• War Widow's Request for President Bush; Instant Message Pranks
• Scrushy Found Not Guilty; "Paging Dr. Gupta"; Baby Girl Weighs In at Nearly 14 Pounds
• Hostile Fire; The President's Push; Natalee Holloway Case
• 'Kamber & May'; '90-Second Pop'
• Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan; Making the Discovery Shuttle Safer

June 28, 2005

• President Bush Talks to Nation About Iraq Tonight; Another Shark Attack in Florida
• Talk with Natalee Holloway's Mother; Free to Broadcast
• Fight For Iraq; Natalee Holloway Case Going Cold?; Pope John Paul II on Road to Sainthood
• Prime Time Address; Walton Legacy; Second Shark Attack
• Fight For Iraq; Natalee Holloway Case Going Cold?; Pope John Paul II on Road to Sainthood
• Pentagon Explains U.S. Talks with Insurgents; Wildfires Still Raging in the West
• Teenage Boy in Critical Condition After Being Attacked by Shark; Heir to Wal-Mart Fortune Dies in Plane Crash

June 27, 2005

• Shark Kills 14-Year-Old Girl Off Coast of Florida; Tracking New Developments in Natalee Holloway Case
• Iraqi Insurgent Strength; Army Recruiting Slump; Journalists to Jail?
• Judge in Aruba Decides Two Suspects in Natalee Holloway Case May Go Free; Rebuilding Paradise
• Natalee Holloway Case; Guantanamo Firsthand; Landslide Luck
• Will Rehnquist Retire?; BTK Suspect in Court; Journalists to Jail?
• Search Expanded for Natalee Holloway; Jesse Jackson Updates on Michael Jackson

June 24, 2005

• Major Developments in Natalee Holloway Case; Massive and Desperate Search Under Way for Three Little Boys
• Interview With Dan Bartlett; Search Continues for Three Boys in Camden, N.J.
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Oprah Power
• Pentagon's Top Brass Faces Hard Questions from Senate Armed Services Committee; More Details About What Happened to Jessica Lunsford
• Western Wildfires; Three Boys Missing; Stories Changing?
• Hundreds of Firefighters Battling Growing Wildfire in Arizona; New Developments in Natalee Holloway Case

June 23, 2005

• The West is Burning; Another Deadly Wave of Attacks in Iraq
• California Wildfires; Interview With Senator Joe Biden; 'Surviving the Game'
• Learning Safety Lessons From the Brennan Hawkins Ordeal; Will Katie Holmes Convert to Scientology?
• Wildfires Burning in Morongo, California; Edgar Ray Killen Faces Sentencing Today; Interview With Reverend Bill Graham
• Suicide Bombers in Iraq Go After Officials in Three Towns With Devastating Effects; Danger of More Landslides in Southern California

June 22, 2005

• Fallout in Philadelphia, Mississippi; Beth Holloway Meets Parents of One of Men Jailed in Her Daughter's Disappearance
• New Social Security Bill Does Not Include Personal Accounts; Battle Over Bolton; Water Shortage in Iraq
• Scout Home Safe; Interview with Beth Holloway Twitty; 'Surviving the Game'
• Scout Home Safe; The Brother Trap; 'Surviving the Game'
• Rescued Cub Scout Doing Well; BTK Suspect Complains About Life Behind Bars; Reporter Who Urged Prosecution Responds to Killen Conviction
• Eleven-Year-Old Brennan Hawkins Home Safe and Sound After Four- Day Ordeal; Volunteer Group Recruited to Help Search for Holloway

June 21, 2005

• Searchers Heading Back into Utah Wilderness Looking for Missing Cub Scout; KKK Murder Trial
• Where's Bin Laden?; Killer Release
• Search Continues for Cub Scout Missing in Utah, Warehouse Fire in Detroit; KKK Murder Trial
• Search Continues For Missing Scout; Bolton Blocked; Wireless Technology; 'Surviving the Game'
• Bush's Poll Numbers Down; Hussein's Prison Guards Speak Out
• Jury Deadlock in Killen Case; Holloway Investigation Continues

June 20, 2005

• A Violent Start to the Week in Iraq; Closing Arguments Expected Today in Mississippi Murder Trial
• Search Continues for Missing Boy Scout; 'Surviving The Game'
• Murder Trial of Former Klansman Could Come to Swift Conclusion; Some Entrepreneurs in Iraq Enjoying Success
• I.D. Theft Insurance; Presidential Hopes; Schiavo Debate; Thrill Ride Safety; Feds vs. Spitzer; Wyeth Job Cuts; Now & Then: Linda Tripp
• Operation Spear; Search for Missing Boy; Missing in Aruba
• Suicide Bomber Sneaks into Iraqi Police Compound, Blows Himself Up; Learning More About Accused Child Molester's Reign of Terror

June 17, 2005

• Ford Vehicle Fires; "Paging Dr. Gupta"
• New Fighting Overnight in Iraq; Florida Bad Weather May be to Blame for Crash of Goodyear Blimp
• California Quakes; Battling Insurgents; Rare Meeting
• Iranians Go To Polls; War Heroine
• Fragging Charge in Iraq; Al Qaeda Commander Arrested
• Soldier Charged With Killing Superiors; Operation Spear Launched in Iraq
• Fragging Charge in Iraq; Al Qaeda Commander Arrested; See Ya Bill

June 16, 2005

• Military Jet Carrying Bombs Crashes into Arizona Neighborhood; U.S. Casualties in Town of Ramadi
• Interview With HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt; Killen Murder Trial Begins Today; Contractor Controversy
• Connection Between Series of Quakes?; Powerball Winner Reveals Identity; Angelina Jolie Goes to Washington
• Al Qaeda Arrest; Hostage Release; Military Jet Crash
• Fake Bomb Blows Big Hole in Security Around Britain's Prince Harry; New Search for Clues in Aruba; Mummy Mania
• Hostage Standoff in Cambodian School; Holloway Investigations Continue

June 15, 2005

• Possible Lead in Natalee Holloway Case Prompts Search Near Beach in Aruba; Mysterious Death of Boy After Ride on One of Disney's Attractions
• Kofi Annan Implicated; Discussion With Congressman Curt Weldon; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With Tom Sneddon, Ronald Zonen; Unwelcome Homecoming for Army Deserter
• Hostage Freed in Iraq; Survivor's Story; Envoy to Iraq
• Guantanamo's Future; Powerless in Iraq
• Northern California Earthquake; Boy Dies on Disney Ride

June 14, 2005

• Michael Jackson a Free Man This Morning; First Men Arrested in Natalee Holloway Case Now Going Free
• Michael Jackson Juror Speaks; World Reacts to Michael Jackson Verdict; Search for Natalee Continues; Jackson's Future
• Case Against Saddam; Behind the Verdict
• Jackson: Free Man; Aruba Suspects Freed; Saddam on Tape
• Aftermath of Jackson Acquittal; Schwarzenegger Calls for Special Election
• Mesereau Speaks Out; Timeline for Iraq Withdrawal

June 13, 2005

• Lawyers Today Will Ask For Two Suspects to be Released in Natalee Holloway Case; Suicide Car Bombing Targets Iraqi Police on Patrol
• Guantamo Bay Debate; Stay at Home Dads
• Michael Jackson Verdict Watch; Tropical Depression Arlene
• Subway Terror Plot?; Call for U.S. Pullout; Search for Natalee
• Week Two for Jackson Jury Deliberations; New Video Released of Hussein's Questioning
• Natalee Holloway's Mother Demanding Action in Aruba; Insurgents Launch New Attacks in Iraq

June 10, 2005

• Police in Aruba Questioning Three New Suspects; Interview With Attorney General Albert Gonzales
• Law in Aruba; "Gimme a Minute"
• Michael Jackson Sideshow; Marriage Penalty for Firefighter?
• In Arlene's Path; Suspects Questioned; Jackson Verdict Watch
• Red Tide Ruin; Teen Fight Night
• Holloway Investigation Continues in Aruba; Teens in Abusive Relationships

June 09, 2005

• New Arrests in Disappearance of Natalee Holloway; New Developments in Investigation of Possible Terror Plot in Northern California.
• Divided Michael Jackson Camp?; Jackson Verdict Watch; California Jihad Investigation
• Jackson Verdict Watch; MADD Gets New President
• More Arrests; Jihad Investigation; Jackson Verdict Watch
• Fifth Suspect Held in Al Qaeda Investigation; Brother of Murdered Girl Receives Unlikely Help
• Investigation Continues in Aruba for Missing Teen; Tropical Storm Arlene Forms in Caribbean

June 08, 2005

• Federal Agents Believe They've Cracked Terrorist Cell in Town of Lodi, California; Men Being Held in Aruba Expected to Appear Before Judge
• Investigation into Death of Army Officer; California Freeway Standoff
• Two Men Investigated in Aruba Missing Girl Case; Jury Deliberates in Jackson Trial; Pizza Delivery Man Shot on Job
• Al Qaeda Plot?; Search for Natalee; Freeway Standoff
• Investigation Under Way Into How High-Ranking Army Officer Died in Iraq; 'The Opportunity'

June 07, 2005

• American Troops Launch Offensive in Northern Iraqi Desert;
• Hillary Clinton's Tough Talk; Jackson Jury Resumes Deliberations
• Jackson Verdict Watch; Search for Natalee; Strike at Insurgents
• Blair Requests; Michael Jackson Verdict Watch; New Papacy
• Bush and Blair to Meet; Dumpster Diving; "Mod Squad" Actress Releases Autobiography
• Latest Developments in Search for Natalee Holloway; Progress on 9/11 Commission's Security Recommendations

June 06, 2005

• Police in Aruba Trying to Break Case of Missing Alabama Teenager; On Verdict Watch on Michael Jackson Trial
• Massive Underground Insurgent Hideout Destroyed in Central Iraq; Justified Shooting?
• Desperate Search; Jackson Verdict Watch; Killer Walks Free
• Guantanamo Bay Prison Questioned; Tracking Sex Offenders
• Travel Safety Tips; Returning to Normalcy in Iraq
• Search Continues for Missing Teen in Aruba; Michael Jackson's Condition

June 03, 2005

• A Big Day in Michael Jackson's Trial; Woodward and Bernstein Finally Getting to Tell It All
• Michael Jackson, Jury; Inside Iraq's Insurgency
• Are Things Really Getting Better in Iraq?; Letter Perfect
• Jury Awaits; Missing in Aruba; Landslide Questions
• Man, 82, Arrested for Stockpiling Weapons; 'Gimme a Minute'; Tom Cruise Starts Debate over Postpartum Depression
• Disaster in Hills of Southern California; Michael Jackson's Fate to be Delivered into Hands of Jury Just Hours From Now

June 02, 2005

• In Iraq, Suicide Bombers Launch Wave of Deadly Attacks; Sudden Landslide Sends Homes Crashing Down Hill in Southern California
• Three Bombs in 45 Minutes Kill 16 in Iraq; Laguna Beach Landslide; 'CNN's Defining Moments'
• Laguna Beach Landslide Destroys Homes; Bangor Airport Plays Pivotal Role in Airspace Security
• Laguna Landslide; Wave of Attacks; Killer at Large
• Suicide Bombers in Iraq Going After Officials in Three Towns; Million-Dollar Homes Crash Down Mountainside in Southern California
• Laguna Landslides; 'The Survivor'

June 01, 2005

• Deep Throat Mystery Revealed; New Developments in Investigation of House Fire That Killed Nine People in Cleveland, Ohio
• CNN Anniversary: Christiane Amanpour; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With HUD Secretary Alphonso Jackson; 'Deep Throat' Revealed; Interview With Bernard Shaw
• Mystery Solved; Biased Terror Cases?; Michael Jackson Trial
• 'The CNN Effect'; Preparing for Hurricanes in Florida
• Why Did the Man Who Was Deep Throat Come Forward Now?; Cleaning Up the Iraqi Capital

May 31, 2005

• A Chilling Message from the Most Wanted Man in Iraq; Bold Statement from Vice President Dick Cheney
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'; Helicopter Fighters
• Zarqawi Message; U.S. Terror Suspects; O.J. Simpson Trial
• Keeping Kids Safe; Aussie Outrage; O.J. Simpson Trial
• Is Most Wanted Man in Iraq Asking for Help From Most Wanted Terrorist in the World? New Details on Crane Standoff in Georgia
• "Super Size Me" Filmmaker Expands Media Empire; Sequel to Live Aid Concert Scheduled for Summer

May 30, 2005

• Two Suicide Bombers Kill at Least 27 People in Hilla; U.S. Troops in Iraq Observing Memorial Day
• Anger Down Under; Tiananmen Square; Summer Movie Preview
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Operation Lightning; Home From War; Bug Off
• Operation Lightning; The Real Story Behind Viagra and Vision Loss
• Operation Lightning in Full Swing; Hometown Impact of National Guards Leaving for Iraq

May 27, 2005

• On the USS John F. Kennedy; Battling Insurgents
• Zarqawi's Fate Unknown; Preparing for Memorial Day Weekend
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Fleet Week
• Furor Over John Bolton; On the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy
• Fugitive on Crane; Fleet Week; 'Surviving Family Vacations'
• Australian Sentenced 20 Years for Drug Charges in Indonesia; Memorial Weekend Travel; '90 Second Pop'
• Discussion with Senator McCain; Latest Offensive by Iraqi forces Against Insurgents

May 26, 2005

• Battling Violence; Mideast Hopes
• Hits, Misses in Michael Jackson Trial; Risky Real Estate; New 'Idol'
• Mideast Peace on the Table Today; Slim Sippings?
• Zarqawi Wounded?; Quran Abuse Claims; Interview With Madeleine Albright
• Iraqi Government Says Zarqawi Wounded; Defense Rests in Jackson Case
• Zarqawi Possibly Wounded; Bush to Meet with Abbas

May 25, 2005

• U.S. Striking Back After a Wave of Car Bombings in Iraq; Combating I.D. Theft
• Lionel Tate's Troubles; Last Defense Witness in Michael Jackson Trial
• Zarqawi Reported Injured; 'Kamber and May'
• The Fight for Iraq; Bolton Floor Fight; 'Surviving Family Vacations'
• Reagan National Airport Opens to Private Planes; Jackson Defense Prepares to Rest
• 'Operation New Market'; Latest on Debate in Washington Over Stem Cell Research

May 24, 2005

• Senate Meltdown Averted; Man Charged with Trying to Sell Bomb to al Qaeda
• Filibuster Deal; 'Surviving Family Vacations'
• Senate Reaches Compromise; Aircraft Violates Restricted Airspace
• Kennedy Pleased with Senate Deal; Feds Take Action on Viagra Scandal; Study Warns of Side Effects from Crestor
• Michael Jackson's Defense Winds Down; Ultimate "Jeopardy!"
• Al Qaeda's WMDs?; Military Apology; Controversial Judge

May 23, 2005

• Laura Bush Encounters Tensions in Middle East; Florida Girl Found Buried Alive
• Girl Found Buried Alive; Deadly Attacks; Senate Showdown
• Senate Showdown; National Sex Offender Registry; '90-Second Pop'
• Charges Reconsidered Against Brawling Bus Driver; Laura Bush Meets Protests in Holy City; Howard Dean: DeLay will Go to Jail; Studies Show Differences in Male, Female Brains
• Laura Bush Tours the Middle East; Viagra for Sex Offenders
• Tabloid Photos of Hussein Create Controversy

May 20, 2005

• New Developments in Search for Missing Children in Idaho; Hunt for Osama Bin Laden May be Gaining Momentum
• Larry King Rejected as Jackson Witness; 'Gimme a Minute'
• New Saddam Pictures; Children Spotted?; Stem Cell Debate
• Recruiting Stand-Down; World Shaker Quake; '90-Second Pop'
• Jackon Trial Updates; "Autism is a World"
• Developments in Idaho Missing Children Case; Hunting Al Qaeda

May 19, 2005

• New Information About Man Being Questioned in Idaho Slaying; Bitter Fight Over Judicial Nominees and Filibuster
• Senate Showdown: Day Two
• Insurgent Plan; Class Of 9/11; Pop Culture IQ
• Battling Insurgents in Iraq; Credit Card Rights
• Idaho Murder Mystery; Battle Over Judges; 'Star' Struck
• Class of 9/11; Peak Performance
• Cops Foil Kansas Bank Robbery; Senate Showdown Continues

May 18, 2005

• Idaho Amber Alert; High-Stakes Battle Over President's Judicial Nominees
• Pre-K Problems; Star Wars Blitz
• Senate Showdown; Steroids Crackdown
• Grenade Threat; Idaho Amber Alert; Medicare & Sex
• Person of Interest Sought in Idaho Triple Homicide; Grenade Posed Real Threat to Bush

May 17, 2005

• 'Newsweek' Magazine Retracts Report That Sparked Riots in Afghanistan; Discussion With Senator John McCain
• Quran Retraction; ATM Scam; Bill Cosby Controversy
• Storm Season; 'Star Wars' Returns
• A Retraction and an Apology From 'Newsweek'; Bold Claims That Al Qaeda Has Been Crippled in Pakistan
• 'Newsweek' Damage; Senate Showdown; Charity Scam; Plane Lands Safely After Landing Gear Problems

May 16, 2005

• Wave of Murders Sweeps Iraq; Rescue in Atlantic City
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• U.N. Oil-For-Food Scandal; Brothers In Arms
• Iraq Bloodshed; 'Newsweek' Error; U.N. Scandal
• Extreme Violence in Iraq; U.S. Military Struggles to Restore Goodwill in Afghanistan
• Michael Jackson's Defense Case Now Entering Third Week; Doctors Excited About Promising New Treatment in Fight Against Breast Cancer

May 13, 2005

• Military Base Closings; Marine Squad Wiped Out; Smoking Insurance; Commuter's Nightmare
• Base Closings; MPG vs. MPH
• A Commuter's Nightmare in the Northeast; John Paul II Now on Fast Track to Sainthood
• The Pressures of Prom Night; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Attacks on Rise in Iraq; Soccer Shocker; '90-Second Pop'
• Ohio Squad Takes Heavy Hit in Iraq; Rumsfeld to Release Report of Base Closures
• Vatican Makes Surprise Announcement; Base Closings; Commuter Concerns
• Pentagon Releases Military Base Report; 'Gimme a Minute'

May 12, 2005

• CNN Security Watch: Shoot-Down Rules
• Fallout From Frantic Scramble in Washington; High-Speed Chase With a Deadly End
• 'CNN Security Watch': Shoot-Down Rules; Father Confesses; Tut's Secrets
• Security in Nation's Capital Put to the Test; Baghdad Market in Flames as Insurgents Launch New Attacks
• Iraq Bloodshed; Bolton Debate; The Pilots
• Atlanta Child Murders Case Reopened; Prom Pressures
• Shoot-Down Rules; 'CSI' Fact and Fiction

May 11, 2005

• A Day of Staggering Violence in Iraq; In Illinois, Man Accused of Killing 8-Year-Old Daughter, Her Best Friend Expected in Court
• Motive for Murder?; '90-Second Pop'
• Motive for Murder?; Jackson Trial
• Deadly Bombings; Motive for Murder?; Bush Security
• Operation Matador; Luck Strikes Twice
• Latest Wave of Violence in Iraq; Suspected Murder-Suicide in California

May 10, 2005

• President Bush Visiting Georgia Today; Police Searching for Leads in Murder of Two Little Girls in Illinois
• More Than 1,000 U.S. Forces Battling Insurgents Near Syrian Border; Derby Winner
• School Bus Safety; Pump Prices
• Two Girls Killed; School Bus Safety; Fast-Food Tax
• Bush Wraps Up Four-Nation Tour; Florida Forces Man to Sell Land
• Bush Wraps Up Foreign Tour; Mean Girls

May 09, 2005

• President Bush in Moscow for Huge Celebration; In Iraq, Another Deadly Weekend
• U.S. Strikes Out Against Iraqi Insurgents; President Bush in Russia
• Bush on the Road; Atlanta Murders; Midlife Crisis
• Terror Arrest; Celebrity Blog; '90-Second Pop'
• Dangerous Jersey Corridor; Defense Gets in Gear for Jackson Trial
• President Bush in Russia Celebrating Defeat of Nazi Germany; New Attacks by Insurgents Across Iraq

May 06, 2005

• Another Bloody Day in Iraq; Convicted Sexual Predator on the Run in Florida
• First High-Level Demotion in Prisoner Abuse Scandal Approved; 'Battle Fatigue'
• 'No Cold Feet'; NYC Bomb Investigation
• Sex Offender Search; Life Support Battle; 'Crash' Course
• Conflicting Views of No Child Left Behind Act; One Mother's "Extra Effort"
• Precious Doe's Identity Discovered; Defense Begins in Jackson Trial

May 05, 2005

• Explosion Outside British Consulate in NYC; Britain Votes; Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Iraqi Targets
• Explosions Outside British Consulate on Streets of New York; Criminal Charges Now Being Considered for Runaway Bride
• Consulate Blast in NYC; Defense Takes Over; Abu Ghraib Mistrial
• Accused Killer Freed by FBI Fingerprint Glitch; Doctors Monitor Recovered Coma Victim
• Consulate Blast in New York City; Abu Ghraib Mistrial; Significant Al Qaeda Capture

May 04, 2005

• A Suicide Bomber in Iraq Kills at Least 47 People; A New Report Says U.S. Forces Stretched Too Thin
• Time Warner Identity Theft Risk; Firefighter Finds His Voice
• Excessive Force?; '90-Second Pop'
• Discussion with Zell Miller; '90-Second Pop'
• Suicide Bombing; Battle Fatigue; Teen Drivers
• Suicide Bombing in Northern Iraq; Military Recruitment Struggles

May 03, 2005

• New Government Set to Take Office in Iraq; Woman Who Became Face of Prisoner Abuse Scandal Faces Sentencing
• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Talking Tough on North Korea; The Jessica Lunsford Act
• Runaway Bride Charges?; Friendly Fire Dispute; Mom's Price Tag
• Iraq's new Government; L.A. Shooting Spree; Runaway Bride Charges?
• Jury Considers Sentence for Lynndie England; A Hostage Remembers
• Prosecution Winding Down in Jackson Trial; Accused BTK Killer Pleads Not Guilty

May 02, 2005

• Runaway Bride Could be Charged With a Crime; Rescued at Sea
• Terror Threat Down?; Dangerous Deadlock With North Korea
• Lynndie England to Plead Guilty; Runaway Bride Could Face Criminal Charges; Uncovering a Hoax
• Georgia Runaway Bride Could Face Charges; Lost At Sea

April 29, 2005

• Review of President's Address; Search for Bride-to-Be Continues
• A Deadly Friday in Iraq; President in Primetime
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Missing Bride-to-Be; Retirement Tips
• Car Bomb Attacks in Iraq; Congress Reacts; Ex-Wife's Surprising Testimony
• Bombings in Iraq; Fighting the Insurgency; President's Report Card
• At NASA, What is Causing Concern Over Safety of Shuttle?; 'Extra Effort'
• HIV Scare in Classroom; More Fatal Attacks in Iraq

April 28, 2005

• New Developments in Search for Missing Bride-to-Be; Michael Jackson Trial
• A Discussion With First Lady Laura Bush; An Unusual Move by Authorities in Orlando Trying to Crack Internet Child Porn Case
• House Reinstates Ethics Rules; Police Criticize New Florida Gun Law; Patches Newest Delivery Means for Prescriptions
• Key Spots in Iraqi Government Filled at Last; Searching for Clues in Georgia After a Bride-to-Be Vanishes
• Missing Woman in Georgia; Jackson Trial; Quints 'R' Us
• President in Prime Time; Serial Arson Arrest; Safety in the Skies

April 27, 2005

• Michael Jackson Trial; Florida Delivering Its New Message to Criminals
• 'Kamber and May'; Massachusetts Backyard Treasure
• Hostage Mystery; Buried Treasure
• Iraq Assassination; Jackson's Ex-Wife to Testify; Story of Survival
• Story of Surrogate Quintuplets; Steroid Use in the NFL
• Maiden Flight of Airbus A380; Young Girls and Steroids

April 26, 2005

• Police Searching for Answers After Two Toddlers Found Dead; In Lebanon, 29 Years of Syrian Occupation Coming to an End
• Taliban Kingpin Charged in Massive Drug Conspiracy; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Minuteman Project; Bridge to Nowhere; Where's Eloise?
• Toddler Tragedy; Jackson Trial; Syrian Troops Leave Lebanon
• On the Trail of Zarqawi; Oakland Bay Bridge Problems
• On the Terror Trail; Bush and Abdullah Talk

April 25, 2005

• Spring Snowstorm; Deadly Derailment
• Rescue Workers in Japan Working into the Night; Probation Violation?
• Rare Spring Blizzard; Michael Jackson Trial; Fake Inspectors
• Deadly Derailment in Japan; Last Syrian Troops Withdraw From Lebanon
• Update on Michael Jackson Trial; Troubled Nomination of John Bolton
• Handcuffing of Child Sparks Legal Battle; Ratzinger Papal Campaign Examined

April 22, 2005

• Trying to Find the Truth in Iraq; 9/11 Suspect Zacarias Moussouai Due in Court Today
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Teens Turning to Prescription Drugs
• Insurgent Execution; 9/11 Suspect in Court; Jackson Case Rulings
• Is Pentagon Getting Ready For an All-Out Assault by Insurgents?
• Crowds Flock to Salt Stain Virgin Mary; Chasing Tornadoes
• Texas Politician Accused of Impersonating Twin; People See Virgin Mary in Chicago Highway Underpass; '90-Second Pop'

April 21, 2005

• Are Insurgents Back in Iraq?; Another Losing Day on Wall Street
• Scary Ride
• Sources: Commercial Chopper Shot Down in Iraq; Bolton Nomination; Electing Benedict XVI
• Helicopter Shot Down Near Baghdad; Sanctuary Laws; Street Smarts
• America's Best Value Colleges; Talking With Dennis Miller
• Violence Increasing in Iraq; Questions Over Moussaoui's Competency

April 20, 2005

• Pope Benedict XVI Celebrating His First Mass as Pope
• Developing Countries Disappointed in Choice of Pope
• Reaction in U.S. to Election of New Pope; Interview With Dan Bartlett
• Ratzinger Becomes Pope; How to Succeed in Business
• Reaction in U.S. to Election of New Pope; Interview With Dan Bartlett
• Pope Celebrates First Mass; Rick James Political Signs Stolen

April 19, 2005

• A Second Vote at the Vatican; Marking the 10th Anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing
• Oklahoma City: 10 Years Later; Detective Killed; Scare at Sea
• Remembering the Victims of the OKC Bombing; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Oklahoma City: Ten Years Later; Scare at Sea
• Oklahoma City Prepares for Memorial; Afternoon Session of Conclave Begins; BTK Case
• No Pope Yet; A City and Nation Remembering Victims of Oklahoma City Bombing

April 18, 2005

• College of Cardinals Beginning Process of Electing Next Pope; Sarah Lunde Case
• Oklahoma City Bombing 10-Year Anniversary; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Could We Really See a New Pope as Early as Today?; American Aid Worker Killed by Roadside Car Bomb in Baghdad
• World Waits for New Pope; 'Minding Your Business'; '90-Second Pop'
• New Pope: The World Waits; Remembering Oklahoma City Bombing; Michael Jackson Trial
• Ratzinger A Frontrunner for Pope; Freak Wave Hits Norwegian Cruiseliner

April 15, 2005

• Royal Funeral for Prince Rainier; A Nationwide Bust Takes 10,000 Fugitives Off U.S. Streets
• 'Gimme A Minute; Toyota Prius Resale Prices Soar
• Pair of Bomb Attacks in Iraq; Ephedra Ruling; Michael Jackson Trial
• Papal Intervention Saved One Man's Life; Cartoon Controversy
• U.S. Hostage in Iraq; Update on Brian Nichols Hearing
• Florida Community Refusing to Give Up Hope; Eighteen People Dead in Massive Hotel Fire in Downtown Paris

April 14, 2005

• 13-Year-Old Boy Accused of Killing With a Baseball Bat; Millions of Dollars of Illegal Drug Ecstasy Smuggled into U.S.
• Silicone Breast Implants; Picking a Pope; Interview With Bo Jackson
• California Teen Killed in Baseball Bat Attack; National Guard Drug Smuggling Scandal
• Search for Missing Teen; Silicone Breast Implant Approved; Rudolph Guilty Pleas
• New Pictures of 13-Year-Old Girl Missing in Florida; A Huge Drug Bust
• Could Lowering the Drinking Age Actually Create Responsible College-Aged Drinkers?; Allergy Survival 101

April 13, 2005

• Rush to Destroy Thousands of Samples of Deadly Flu Strain; Story of Stephen Stanko's Arrest
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Picking A Pope; Midshipman Death
• Picking A Pope; Midshipman Death
• Missing Florida Girl; New ID Theft Cases; Grotto of St. Peter's Basilica now Open to Public
• Underground DVD in Baltimore Concerns Police; FDA Panel Reviews Silicone Breast Implants
• Link to Al Qaeda; Fear and Confusion Over Deadly Asian Flu Virus

April 12, 2005

• Donald Rumsfeld on Another Secret Trip to Baghdad; Nationwide Manhunt for Suspected Killer Continues
• Update on Michael Jackson Trial; Petting Zoo Illnesses; Girl Power
• Police Fight Spoofers; Documenting Hussein's Atrocities
• Identity Theft; Massive Manhunt; Rumsfeld Visits Iraq
• In the Michael Jackson Trial, Another Day of Crucial Testimony; 'The World is Flat'
• A Secret Mission to Iraq by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld; High Speed Chases Out of Control on City Streets

April 11, 2005

• Slammed by a Blizzard in Early April; Congressman Tom Delay Under Fire Again
• Bringing Troops Home; Delay Under Fire
• Bush-Sharon Meeting; Update on Michael Jackson Trial
• Michael Jackson Trial; Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Meets With President Bush This Morning
• Colorado Blizzard; Protesting Law; Bolton Hearing
• Protests Brew Around Boston Priest; Hussein Views Talabani Election

April 08, 2005

• Look Back at Funeral Mass of Pope John Paul II
• Pope John Paul II's Funeral

April 07, 2005

• The Pope's Parting Message to the World; Problems With the Space Shuttle Discovery
• Crowds Continue to Flock to Rome; Tom DeLay's Ethics in Question
• What's Expected in Pope's Final Message of Faith for the World?; Can City of Rome Handle Flood of Mourners Still Coming into City?
• Pope's Final Will; Challenging the Pope; Johnnie Cochran Remembered
• Pilgrims in Mourning; Interview With Cardinal Edward Egan; Johnnie Cochran Funeral

April 06, 2005

• Prince Rainier Dies; Mourners Keep Coming to the Vatican
• Mourners Now Number in Millions; Prince Rainier of Monaco Dies; Inmate Captured
• President Bush and American Delegation On Way to Rome; Update From Vatican
• 11-Hour Wait to See Pope; Iraq Govt. Picks Prez; Halliburton Settles with Pentagon
• In Monaco, Europe's Reigning Monarch Has Died; Vatican Announces Starting Date for Conclave

April 05, 2005

• Madeleine Albright Discusses Legacy of Pope John Paul II
• President Bush to Lead U.S. Delegation to Pope's Funeral
• Crowd at St. Peter's Square Steadily Growing; Jurors in Michael Jackson Trial Hearing New Accusations of Abuse
• Tens of Thousands Filing Past Pope John Paul II
• Mourners From Around the World Lining Up for Hours

April 04, 2005

• Pope John Paul II's Funeral to be Held Friday at 4:00 a.m.
• Visitors Flock to Rome to Mourn Pope John Paul II
• Day Two of Mourning Period for Pope John Paul II; Courage Under Fire
• Mourning Continues for Pope John Paul II
• Pope John Paul II's Funeral Set for 4:00 a.m. ET Friday
• Passing of Pope John Paul II; Preparation for Election of a New Pope

April 03, 2005

• A Look at Life, Death of Pope John Paul II
• Vatican Prepares for Pope's Funeral
• Pope's Body Lies in State in Apostolic Palace
• Special Coverage: Pope's Legacy
• Small VIP Viewing of Pope as Vatican Prepares for Mourning Pilgrims

April 01, 2005

• Pope John Paul II Fighting for His Life
• Breaking News: Pope In Grave Condition; Schiavo Family Dispute
• Pope's Health Takes a Turn for the Worst Overnight
• Pope's Health Crisis; Schiavo Feud
• Pope in Grave Condition; Political Aftermath of Terri Schiavo's Death
• Pope's Health Declining
• Pope in Grave Condition
• Pope's Condition Declines
• Pope John Paul II Said to be in Very Grave Condition

March 31, 2005

• Never Before Seen Videotape of Terri Schiavo; Were Shootings at Red Lake Reservation in Minnesota Part of a Wider Plot?
• New Developments in Terri Schiavo Case; Schiavo Demonstrations; Interview With Marc Klaas
• Critical Report on U.S. Intelligence Out; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Pope's Health; Schiavo Appeal; Johnnie Cochran Remembered
• Terri Schiavo Dies
• Terri Schiavo Near Death; Disease Outbreak at Florida Petting Zoo
• Terri Schiavo Saga; Vatican Concern; Families and Alcoholism

March 30, 2005

• Pope John Paul II Using a Feeding Tube; Dramatic New Twist Overnight in Fight Over Terri Schiavo
• Quake Rescue Efforts; Cereal Lawsuit; '90-Second Pop'
• Intelligence Report Released; Too Late for Feeding Tube for Schiavo?
• Pope's Health; Schiavo Appeal; Johnnie Cochran Remembered
• '90-Second Pop'; Death of Johnnie Cochran Being Felt Throughout the Country
• New Developments on the Health of the Pope; Terri Schiavo Case Back Before Federal Appeals Court Today

March 29, 2005

• Aftermath of Indonesia Quake; Jackson Judge Allows Past Allegations Into Trial
• Indonesia Quake; No New Speaker Named in Iraq; Battle Over Terri Schiavo; Face-Off At The Pharmacy
• Asia Recovers From Another Quake; Oil-For-Food Report Criticizes Kofi Annan; Judge Accepts Past Molestation Accusations in Jackson Trial
• Schiavo Family Gathering; Indonesia Aftershocks; Jackson Trial Bombshell
• Indonesia Reeling from Quake; Terri "Near Death"
• Key Setback in Jackson Trial; Prison Abuse Stories Continue to Emerge; Preserving the Art of Aghanistan

March 28, 2005

• Protesters Head to Washington for Schiavo; Pope's Memorable Easter Appearance
• Conflicting Reports on Terri's Condition; Fuel-Efficient Technologies on the Rise
• Terri Schiavo Saga; The Pope's Health; Crucial Jackson Ruling
• Insurgent Attacks in Iraq; Photos From The Front; "90 Second Pop"
• Two Deadly Insurgent Attacks Target Iraqi Police; Photos From the Front
• Protestors at Schiavo's Hospice Create Chaos and Gov. Bush Regrets Not Doing More; Pope Waves Easter Blessing

March 25, 2005

• Is There a Glimmer of Hope for Those Fighting to Keep Terri Schiavo Alive?; Opposition Leaders in Kyrgyzstan Scrambling to Form Interim Leadership
• Federal Court Rules Against Restoring Feeding Tube; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Living Wills; School Shooting; Report: Federal Judge Denies Emergency Request from Schiavo's Parents
• Judge Rules on Schiavo; Against All Odds; The Pope's Health
• Rapping for Jesus; "90 Second Pop"
• Federal Judge Rules on Desperation Appeal by Schiavo's Parents

March 24, 2005

• Schiavo Saga; Religious Fervor; PSP Hype
• Agonizing Wait for Terri Schiavo's Parents After Filing Late- Night Plea to Supreme Court
• Tens of Thousands of U.S. Forces in Iraq Could Begin Coming Home This Summer; Plea to Restore Terri Schiavo's Feeding Tube Before Two Courts
• Refinery Explosion; Schiavo Legal Options; 'Faith in America'
• Schiavo Legal Options; School Shooting; 'Faith in America'
• Clock Ticking for Terri Schiavo and Her Parents; In Texas, a Desperate Search for Survivors
• Woman Who Once Needed Feeding Tube Shares Story; Soldier Copes with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; Sony Releases Portable Multimedia Unit

March 23, 2005

• Court of Appeals Refuses to Order Terri's Feeding Tube be Put Back in; Police Continue to Search for Answers in Deadly Shooting Rampage at Minnesota High School
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Terri Schiavo Appeal Rejected; Comments Caught on Tape, Religion, Youth
• Schiavo Appeal Denied; Comments Caught on Tape; School Shooting
• Terri Schiavo Case; School Shootings
• Terri Schiavo's Parents Vow to Fight on After Major Setback; What Could Drive a 16-Year-Old Boy to Kill His Family, Schoolmates?

March 22, 2005

• Celebrity Stalkers; Developments in Terri Schiavo Case
• Schiavo Appeal Denied; Ten Die in School Shooting; Gas Pump Pinch
• Terri Schiavo Ruling; Interview With Marc Klaas
• Major Development in Terri Schiavo Case; Shock in Minnesota Community After Shooting Rampage at High School
• Federal Judge Refuses to Order Feeding Tube Reconnected; Minor Kills 10 People In Deadly, Minnesota Shooting

March 21, 2005

• Life or Death Decision for Terri Schiavo; New Details in Jessica Lunsford Case
• Life or Death Decisions in the Schiavo Case; Past Allegations Might Hurt Jackson
• Federal Judge Deciding Life or Death; Jackson Fights Past
• Fate of Terri Schiavo Now in Hands of Federal Judge in Florida; 'Kamber & May'
• '90-Second Pop'; Fate of Terri Schiavo Now in Hands of Federal Judge in Florida
• Schiavo Ruling; Jackson Breaks Down

March 18, 2005

• Surprise Move in Washington May Keep Terri Schiavo Alive in Florida; Baseball's Boss Under Oath
• Gas Hikes: No End in Sight; Two Years At War
• Look Back on Second Anniversary of Start of War in Iraq; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Schiavo Deadline; Ex-Housekeeper Speaks; Atlanta Officials Holding News Conference Regarding Shootings
• Terri Schiavo's Fate Up in the Air; Person of Interest Questioned in Lunsford Investigation
• Baseball Steroids Scandal Takes Center Stage on Capitol Hill; '90-Second Pop'

March 17, 2005

• Search Heats Up for a Convicted Sex Offender; Robert Blake Acquitted in Shooting Death of His Wife
• More Angry Words at Scott Peterson Sentencing Wednesday; Anthrax Scare
• Steroids Investigation; 'Person of Interest' ID'd; Behind the Blake Verdict
• Peterson Transferred to San Quentin; Bush Chooses Portman as Trade Representative
• Interview With Congressman Chris Shays; Behind the Robert Blake Verdict; March Madness
• Life on Death Row Begins for Scott Peterson; Robert Blake a Free Man This Morning

March 16, 2005

• A Historic Day for People of Iraq; Terrifying Scenarios for Possible Attacks on America
• Scott Peterson Facing Death Sentence in Murder of His Wife; Pilot in Middle of Congressional Investigation Tells His Story
• Bush News Conference; Accuser Credible?; Who Killed Hariri?
• Ashley Smith Becomes Overnight Celebrity; Identity Theft
• New Developments in Missing Florida Girl Case; 9/11 Flag?
• 9/11 Flag Controversy; Lawyer Cutler Takes New Mafia Case

March 15, 2005

• Courthouse Shooting Suspect Going Back Before Judge Today; Bombshell in Michael Jackson Trial
• California Court Says State Cannot Limit Marriage to Partners of Opposite Sex; Book About Finding Purpose Through God May Have Helped Ashley Smith Calm Atlanta Shooting Suspect
• Inside the Manhunt; Negotiating Freedom; Mafia Cops?
• Street Gang Arrests; Halliburton Charges
• The Case Against Nichols; Anti-Syrian Movement; Jackson Accuser Tested
• Atlanta Shooting Victim Remembered; More Twists in Jackson Trial

March 14, 2005

• 26-Year-Old Widow Held Hostage in Georgia Home; In Wisconsin, Plenty of Speculation, No Clear Motive, for Deadly Shooting Rampage
• Tracking Courthouse Shooting Suspect; '90-Second Pop'
• Protests on Streets of Beirut; Brian Nichols Back in Court Today; EMS in Critical Condition?
• Jackson's Accuser Returns to Stand Today; "90 Second Pop"
• Taken Hostage at Gunpoint; Huge Anti-Syrian Crowd Gathering in Beirut, Lebanon
• Atlanta Hostage Recounts Night with Gunmen

March 11, 2005

• Chicago Police Have DNA Link to Killings of Judge Joan Lefkow's Husband, Mother; Another Bizarre Turn in Michael Jackson Trial
• Changes in Bankruptcy Law; "Gimme a Minute"
• Chicago Killings Suspect; Jackson Trial Spectacle; New SAT
• Madrid Bombings Mystery; NYPD Mobsters?; Dog Snarls Interstate
• Judge and Deputy Shot at Atlanta Courthouse

March 10, 2005

• Major Development in Murders of a Federal Judge's Family; Michael Jackson's Teenage Accuser Testifies Again Today in Child- Molestation Case
• Major League Baseball Will Fight Congress Over a Part of Its Steroid Investigation; 'Passion Replay'
• Possible Break in Murder Case of Federal Judge's Family; Jackson's Accuser on Stand; Clinton Surgery
• Steroid Summons; Explosion Rescue; Rent-A-Forehead
• Major League Baseball Not Going Along With Congressional Steroid Investigation; Messages Once Reserved for Billboards Now Popping up on People
• Possible Major Break in Murder Investigation of Federal Judge's Family; Surgery for Former President Clinton

March 09, 2005

• A Grim Discovery Near Iraq/Syria Border; Is Mt. St. Helens on Verge of Another Major Eruption?
• Rap Wars; Interview With Reverend Al Sharpton; '90-Second Pop'
• Thousands of Demonstrators Still on Streets of Damascus; Clinton Surgery; Michael Jackson Trial
• Thousands of Syrians in Streets of Damascus; 'Kamber & May'
• Another Round of Deadly Attacks in Iraq; A Discussion with Golf Legend Greg Norman
• Clinton Prepares for Surgery; Mount St. Helens Spreads Ash

March 08, 2005

• Massive Demonstration Under Way as Thousands of Supporters of Syria Flood City Streets; In Michael Jackson Matter, Most Graphic Testimony to Date
• Soldiers' Video; America's Voice; New Developments, Italians Gunned Down
• Racist Messages?; 'New You Revolution'
• Checkpoint Shooting; Lurid Testimony in Jackson Trial; Pro- Syrian Demonstration
• Rescue Workers, Volunteers Working to Keep Nearly 50 Dolphins Alive After They Beached Themselves; 'Blood Brother'
• Massive Pro-Syrian Demonstration in Beirut; President Bush Prepares to Make Key Speech on Terror

March 07, 2005

• Syrian Troop Pullback; Thousands of Italians Jam Streets at Funeral of Agent Killed by U.S. Forces
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Syrian Troop Pullback; Second Week of Michael Jackson Trial; Remembering Selma
• Italian Journalist Disputes U.S. Account of Shooting; Illinois School Mandates Spanking
• Syria Agrees to Withdraw Troops from Lebanon; Funeral for Slain Italian Intelligence Officer
• Hunt for al-Zarqawi; Spanking Ordered For 6-Year-Old; '90- Second Pop'

March 04, 2005

• Martha Stewart Released From Prison; Key Evidence in Michael Jackson Matter
• New EPA Chief; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Martha Stewart's Business Plans; Interview With Steve Fossett, Sir Richard Branson
• Martha Stewart Heads Home; Jackson Trial; Neighborhood Stunned
• 'House Call'; '90-Second Pop'
• Martha Stewart Released; Stressed at the CIA?; 'The Future is Now'

March 03, 2005

• Judge's Family Killed; Challenges Michael Chertoff Faces; On Terror's Trail
• Interview With Richard Branson; School Bus Shooting; '90-Second Pop'
• Michael Jackson Trial; Judge's Family Killed; 'House Call'
• Pope's Condition Improving; Day Four of Jackson Trial
• Michael Jackson Trial; Judge's Family Killed; 'House Call'
• Kobe Bryant Sexual Assault Case Ends in Settlement; Florida Sinkhole Widens

March 02, 2005

• Michael Jackson Back in Court Today; Do Authorities Have New Lead Today on Evidence in BTK Killings?
• NYC Terror Target?; Update on Michael Jackson Trial; Martha Stewart's Makeover
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Bush Administration Increasing Pressure on Syria; '90-Second Pop'
• Day Three of Michael Jackson Trial; Martha's Makeover; More BTK Killings?
• Did Police Say Too Much About Suspect in BTK Serial Murders?; Testimony in Michael Jackson Trial Starts With Biting Round of Cross- Examination

March 01, 2005

• Look at Man Accused of Being BTK Serial Killer; Prosecution and Defense Come Out Swinging in Michael Jackson Trial
• Missing Florida Girl; Al Qaeda Attack Message; 'New You Revolution'
• Pope John Paul II Speaking; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Michael Jackson Case; Missing Girl; BTK Serial Killings
• Hunting Eric Rudolph; 'New You Revolution'
• Latest on Michael Jackson Child Molestation Trial; Discussing the BTK Case

February 28, 2005

• BTK Killings Suspect
• Pope's Condition; BTK Serial Killings; Interview With Jamie Foxx
• Car Bombing in Iraq Deadliest Insurgent Attack of War; '90- Second Pop'
• BTK Killings Suspect; Michael Jackson's Trial Gets Under Way Today; '90-Second Pop' Oscar Edition
• Breaking Open BTK Murder Case; Florida Community Searching Again for Missing 9-Year-Old Girl
• Suicide Bombing in Iraq; Academy Awards Recap
• President Bush Considers Inviting Iran Into World Trade Organization; "90 Second Pop" Looks at the Oscars

February 25, 2005

• New Developments on Pope's Surgery; Shooting Rampage in Texas
• Missing Florida Girl; Pope's Health; Oscar Talk
• Updates on Condition of Pope John Paul II; Three American Soldiers Killed
• Grading the President; '90-Second Pop'

February 24, 2005

• Pope John Paul II Going Back to the Hospital; President Bush Getting Big Reception From Crowds in Slovakia
• Breaking News: Pope Back In Hospital; Terror Awareness; Tainted Breast Milk?
• How Tough is Saudi Arabia on Terrorism?; Bush and Putin Talk
• Pope John Paul II Back in the Hospital; President Bush, Russian President Vladimir Putin Meeting in Slovakia
• Pope Back in Hospital; Bush-Putin Meeting; Jackson Jurors
• Pope Rushed Back to Hospital; Bush Meets With Putin

February 23, 2005

• President Bush Meets With Young German Business Leaders
• Deadly Storms; Interview With Jamie Rubin; 'Minding Your Business'
• Stormy California; Bush in Germany; Sobriety Checkpoints
• Army Rape Probe; Gender Controversy at Harvard
• Plot To Kill President?; Gender Controversy; '90-Second Pop'
• Storms Pound California; Bush Tours Europe

February 22, 2005

• Deadly Mudslides in California After Days of Rain, Snow Soak State; President Bush Meeting With European Leaders at NATO Headquarters
• Iran Earthquake; Presidential Pals; 'New You Revolution'
• Bush, Scheffer Deliver Joint Statement at NATO Headquarters
• Bush Visits NATO Headquarters; Presidential Pals
• Trying to Recover From Relentless Storms in Southern California; In Iran, Devastation After Another Powerful Earthquake

February 21, 2005

• California Pummeled by Storms Again This Weekend; Five Marines Suspended After Drowning Death of Marine Recruit at Parris Island
• President Bush Speaks in Brussels, Belgium
• Author and Journalist Hunter S. Thompson Has Died; Former Presidents Clinton, Bush Say Tsunami Devastation Worse Than Imagined
• Dangerous Rain; Bush in Europe; Author Hunter S. Thompson Dies
• Private Conservations; Stun Gun Debate; '90-Second Pop'

February 18, 2005

• Bombs Going Off in Baghdad; Discussion with Former 9/11 Commissioner Tim Roemer
• Some Members of Congress Scratching Heads After Two Days of Testimony From Donald Rumsfeld; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Interview With Former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell; Iraqi Adoption
• Al Qaeda Arrests?; '90-Second Pop'
• President Bush to Attend Whirlwind Series of Summits; Interview With Senator Joseph Lieberman; Options on Syria
• Baghdad Attacks; Interview With Former CIA Director James Woolsey; Arnold's Strategy

February 17, 2005

• Lesson in Bomb-Making?; A Daughter's Story; Interview With Spike Lee, Tonya Lewis Lee
• BTK Serial Killer May Have Left Another Message; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• New Intelligence Chief; Interview With Senator Jay Rockefeller; Mars Life Signs
• Government of Iraq Taking Shape This Hour; Has President Chosen Person to Lead Nation's New Intelligence Agency?
• Speculation Over National Intelligence Director Post; CIA Warns of Terror Threats
• President Bush Nominates John Negroponte to be National Intelligence Director

February 16, 2005

• Emotions Flooding Onto Streets of Beirut; What Happened That Sent Michael Jackson Rushing to Hospital?
• 'Kamber & May'; East Wing Shakeup?
• Lebanon Funeral for Former PM; Faith-Based Initiatives
• U.S.-Syria Tension; Teen Convicted; Top Dog
• Trial of Pop Star Michael Jackson On Hold While Singer Gets Over Flu-Like Symptoms; '90-Second Pop'
• Raw Emotion on Streets of Beirut; Michael Jackson Trial on Hold

February 15, 2005

• President Bush Drawing Battle Lines in Washington; In Michael Jackson Case, Defense Releasing Star-Studded Witness List
• Seniors, Flu Shots; Beirut Bombing; 'New You Revolution'
• White House Giving Congress Details of What It Wants for Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan; Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
• President Bush Asking Congress for Nearly $82 Billion; 'New You Revolution'
• Michael Jackson Case; Beirut Bombing; Like Son, Like Father
• Latest Developments in Child Molestation Trial of Michael Jackson; How Islamic Fundamentalists Organize Jihad on Internet

February 14, 2005

• Is U.S. Flying Unmanned Spy Planes Over Iran?; 'Kamber & May'
• '90-Second Pop'; Bush Administration Believes Iran Secretly Trying to Build Nuclear Weapons
• Iraq's Election Results; Mall Shooting; Grammy Awards
• Iraq Elections; Valentine's Reunion; Grammy Awards
• Beirut Explosion Kills Ex-Lebanese Prime Minister; Mass Suicide Pact?; Interview with Former CIA Director James Woolsey
• A Powerful Bomb Explodes in Lebanon; Votes in for Iraq's Elections

February 11, 2005

• Donald Rumsfeld Back in Iraq This Morning; Newborn Baby Survives Being Thrown From Car
• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Amazing Awakening; '90-Second Pop'
• Iraq Car Bomb; Pope Back at Vatican; North Korea Threat
• '90-Second Pop'; Americans in Gulag
• Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld Slips into Iraq Unannounced; Valentine's Day Suicide Pact Arranged Over Internet

February 10, 2005

• North Korea Publicly Admits Having Nuclear Weapons; How Would U.S. Troops Match Up in War with Iran?
• 'Real' Journalist?; Prince Charles, Camilla to Marry; Michael Jackson Case
• 'Real' Journalist?; Prince Charles, Camilla to Marry; Michael Jackson Case
• Giuliani in 2008?; Girls Fined in Cookie Lawsuit
• Nuclear Threats; Iran: The Next Front?; A Royal Engagement
• North Korea Withdraws from Nuclear Talks; Dean Likely to Head Democratic Party; Fast Food Restaurants Offering Fruit Dishes; Ethiopian Model Changing Face of Fashion
• Significance of Announcement by North Korea That It's Pulling Out of Disarmament Talks; Three Fishermen Describe Experience When Boat Sank Off Massachusetts Coast

February 09, 2005

• Terrorist Attack Overnight in Spain; Secretary of State Rice Issues a New Warning to Iran
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Iran: The Next Front?; Interview With Former President Jimmy Carter; Reaction to Rice
• '90-Second Pop'; Saluting the Troops
• World's Smallest Baby; 'Minding Your Business'; '90-Second Pop'
• Terrorist Attack in Madrid; Pope Remains in Hospital for Ash Wednesday

February 08, 2005

• A Possible Turning Point for Mideast Peace; Was Pope Minutes Away From Death Last Week?
• Palestinian Leader Mahmoud Abbas, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Agree to a Cease-Fire; Jury Speaks in Case of Former Priest Paul Shanley
• Mideast Announcement; 'Minding Your Business'; 'New You Revolution'
• Priest Sex Abuse; 'New You Revolution'
• Hope for Middle East; Pope Stepping Down?; Bush's Budget
• Prospects for Peace in Middle East; Potential for U.S. Military Action Against Iran

February 07, 2005

• Two Deadly Attacks in Iraq; Super Bowl Safety; Rice's Mideast Trip
• Behind-the-Scenes Look at Security Operations at Super Bowl; '90-Second Pop'
• Michael Jackson Case; Interview With Deion Branch, Tedy Bruschi
• Police Station Attacks in Iraq; Condoleezza Rice on Her Way to Rome; Iran and Nukes
• President Bush Expected to Send Congress Tightest Budget Since He Took Office; 'Kamber & May'
• Discussing Potential for Peace in Middle East; Examining Debate About Decency on Television

February 04, 2005

• President Bush Trying to Sell Social Security Plan to American People; Discussion with Senator Ben Nelson
• Arab Reaction to President's Message; 'Gimme a Minute'
• A Survivor's Message; Contact With BTK?' '90-Second Pop'
• Social Security Battle; Journalist Kidnapped in Iraq; A Survivor's Message
• Super Security at Super Bowl XXXIX; 'Extra Effort'
• Nationwide Manhunt for Guardians of Five Children Allegedly Tortured; Examining Controversy Surrounding President Bush's Proposal to Reform Social Security

February 03, 2005

• 'What's In It For Me?'; Iraqi Reaction to State of the Union Speech; Bush, Religious Right
• Reaction to State of the Union Address; On Terror's Trail
• Discussion With Senator Barbara Boxer; What Christian Right Expects Bush to Deliver in Second Term
• Americans, Congressional Leaders Respond to State of the Union; Doctor Says Men Have Biological Clock, Too; Iraqi Guest at State of the Union Shares Personal History
• Social Security Sales Trip; Pope's Health; Honored Soldier
• What Christian Right Expects Bush to Deliver in Second Term; Discussion With Senator Barbara Boxer

February 02, 2005

• Pope John Paul II Spends the Night in the Hospital; President Bush Talks to the Country Tonight
• Plane Crashes into a Warehouse in Teterboro, New Jersey; Pope Spends the Night in the Hospital
• Pope Hospitalized; 'What's In It For Me?'; Breaking News: Plane Crash At Teterboro Airport in New Jersey
• Plane Crash in New Jersey; Update on the Pope's Health; Preview of State of the Union Address
• President Bush Tries to Set Tone For Second-Term Later Tonight
• Plane Crashes at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport

February 01, 2005

• The Final Count Begins; A Learning Adventure Turns into a Near Disaster at Sea
• U.S. Troops in Iraq; Marine's Liver Transplant; 'New You Revolution'
• Now That Election is Over, Is It a Turning Point for Insurgency?; Seven Steps to World Peace
• Concerns Over Health of Pope John Paul II; Tom Ridge's Departure; Iraqi Ballots Being Counted
• Reactions to the Iraqi Elections; Laura Bush Speaks Out
• The Final Count; Latest on Attack on British Aircraft in Iraq

January 31, 2005

• Millions of Iraqis Conquer Fear in a Free Election; Jury Selections Begins in Michael Jackson Trial
• Will Iraq's Elections Have Ripple Effect?; Iraq Votes; '90- Second Pop'
• 'Kamber & May'; Attorneys for Both Sides of Michael Jackson Case Will Start Screening Prospective Jurors
• Iraqis Conquer Fear; Michael Jackson Case
• Iraq's Elections; Jury Now Being Picked for Michael Jackson Trial

January 28, 2005

• Iraq Votes; Home Front Impact of Iraq War;
• Iraqi Elections; State of the Game
• Ex-Patriate Iraqis Head to Polls
• Insurgents Continue Pre-Election Violence; U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Expects Strong Turnout; Suspect in Train Derailment May be Subject to Death Penalty; Proctor & Gamble to Merge with Gillette
• Expatriate Iraqis Head to Polls; Condoleezza Rice Confirmed
• Serial Murder Suspect Points Police to Bodies in Illinois; Panel Discusses Politics: Former Iraqi Governing Council President Hopeful About Elections

January 27, 2005

• Interview With Brigadier General Jeffery Hammond
• Interview With Maggie Gallagher
• Interview With Brigadier General Jeffery Hammond; Interview With Maggie Gallagher
• Digging Through Crushed and Mangled Steel in California Train Disaster; President Bush Travels to Cleveland, Ohio
• Interview with Senator Arlen Specter; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Train Crash Tragedy; Iraq Elections; Tsunami Aid
• Questions Surrounding Man Believed to Have Caused Train Crash; Trying to Sort Through Mixed Signals Coming From Syria
• What Happened in First Moments After Deadly Train Disaster in California?; Three Days Before Elections in Baghdad

January 26, 2005

• Four Days Before Iraq Election and No Letup From Insurgents; Democrats Venting Frustration About War, Debating Whether to Confirm Condoleezza Rice
• 'CNN Security Watch': Shoulder-Fired Missiles; Deer Rampage; '90-Second Pop'
• 31 Marines Die in Helicopter Crash in Baghdad; Social Security Reform
• Marine Helicopter Crash
• 31 U.S. Marines Dead After Helicopter Crash in Iraq; Two Commuter Trains Collide in Suburbs of L.A.

January 25, 2005

• Much More Money Needed for Iraq; Senate Debates Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State
• 77th Academy Award Nominations; Interview With Senator Barbara Boxer
• Iraq Elections; '90-Second Pop'; 'New You Revolution'
• $80 Billion More for Military; Iraq Elections Impact; Interview With Congressman Jim McCrery
• U.S. Senators Convene Shortly for Final Debate on Nomination of Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State; '90-Second Pop'
• Fight Today in Senate Over Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State; Five Days Before Iraqi Election

January 24, 2005

• New Study Provides Evidence That Folic Acid is a Dietary Must; '90-Second Pop'
• Johnny Carson: 1925-2005; Winter Blast; Secret Spy Branch
• Storm's Aftermath; Future of Iraq; 'Blowing My Cover'
• Storm's Aftermath; Blog Nation; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• The Life and Death of Johnny Carson; Winter Weather Pounds the Northeast
• Six Days and Counting Until Vote in Iraq; Remembering Johnny Carson

January 21, 2005

• 'What's In It For Me?'; '90-Second Pop'; 'New You Revolution'
• Wal-Mart Employee Abducted in Texas; Rice Confirmation Delayed
• Wal-Mart Cashier Abducted in Parking Lot; Havin' a Ball; Interview With Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
• Woman Abducted From Wal-Mart Parking Lot; George W. Bush, Road Ahead; Interview With George Mitchell; Future of Iraq
• Winter Storm; Safer Skies?; 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• President's Second Term Begins Today; '90-Second Pop'

January 20, 2005

• Interview With Senator Trent Lott; Inauguration Events; Bush, Social Security; 'New You Revolution'
• George W. Bush: The Road Ahead
• Inauguration Day; White House Dynasties; The Loyal Opposition
• George W. Bush: The Road Ahead; Possible Terror Threat in Boston
• The Road Ahead for George W.Bush; Possible Security Threat in Boston

January 19, 2005

• 'What's In It For Me?': Bush, Homeland Security; 'New You Revolution'
• Second-Term Politics; Amber Alert; 'New You Revolution'
• Confirmation Hearing for Condoleezza Rice; Elections Scheduled for Iraq Next Week
• Another Deadly Day in Iraq; Round Two for Condoleezza Rice
• Condoleezza Rice Confirmation Hearing

January 18, 2005

• Rice Confirmation Hearing; Inaugural Security; Iran & Iraq
• Bush's Moral Values; Rice Confirmation Hearing; 'New You Revolution'
• Condoleezza Rice Prepares for Hearings; Day Two of "New You Revolution"
• Rice Confirmation Hearing to Begin; Who are Twixters?

January 17, 2005

• Graner's Sentence; 'What's in it for Me?'; Utah Avalanche
• 'CNN Security Watch': Limousine Bombs; '90-Second Pop'; 'New You Revolution'
• Inaugural Themes; Interview With Charles Graner`s Parents; Social Security & FDR
• Another Deadly Day in Iraq as Elections Draw Near; Golden Globe Wrap-Up
• Is U.S. Scouting Targets for Strikes in Iran?; Inaugural Preparations
• Golden Globes Wrap-Up; The "New You Revolution" Begins

January 14, 2005

• California Mudslide; Women in Combat; '90-Second Pop'
• Wild Weather; Head of the DNC?; Golden Globes
• Rescue Missions Ends in La Conchita; Gang Violence on the Rise
• Weather Woes Afflict the Nation; Major League Baseball Revises Drug Policy
• FDA Considers Mevacor As Over-the-Counter Drug

January 13, 2005

• California Mudslide; Chicago Parking Lot Blast; National Guard Woes
• Future of Iraq; Titan Launch; Interview With Sarah Ferguson
• All Known Missing Accounted for in Coastal Town of La Conchita; An Interview with Mickey Rooney and His Wife, Jan
• Nature's Fury; Missing Americans; Prince and the Faux Pas
• Update on Mudslide in La Conchita, California; Controversy Surrounding Britain Prince Harry's
• Officials in La Conchita Say All Missing Accounted For, But Rescue Workers Still Continue Searching; FDA to Hear Arguments on Mevacor

January 12, 2005

• 'Kamber & May'; Wild Weather
• Future of Iraq; Turning the Tide; '90-Second Pop'
• $12 Million Grant to Create Center for Study of Terrorism; '90- Second Pop'
• Rescuers Pull More Bodies, More Survivors from Mudslide; Despite Violence, Iraqi Elections to Proceed; Plane Crash Caught on Tape
• More Victims Found in California Mudslide; Howard Dean Running for DNC Chairman
• Rescuers Continue Searching for Survivors in California Mudslide; Another Case of Mad Cow Disease Hits Canada

January 11, 2005

• Deadly Mudslide; Submarine Crash; Second-Term Politics
• Interview with Senator Mary Landrieu; Tsunami Refugee Life
• Interview with Amber Frey
• Firefighters, Volunteers Rescue Victims of California Mudslides, Floods; Best-Case, Worst-Case Scenarios for Iraq Elections Explained; South Carolina Town Waits in Shelter for Toxic Train Cleanup
• Urgent Rescue Operation After Incredible Mudslide in California; Security of the Nation's Railways
• Rescuers Resume Search For as Many as a Dozen People Missing After Mudslide

January 10, 2005

• Palestinians Have a New Leader Today; 'Kamber & May'
• Deadly Train Wreck; Palestinian Election
• Rain and Snow Storms Hitting Parts of California and Nevada; Palestinians Elect Man Who Will Succeed Late Yasser Arafat
• Another Snow Storm Hits Midwest; California Storms Lead to Mud Slides, Flooding; Orphans Having Hard Times in South Asia
• Deadly Train Wreck; Palestinian Election
• Snow and Rain Pound California; Report Confirms Corruption in U.N.'s Oil-for-Food Program

January 07, 2005

• U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan Touring Banda Aceh; Department of Homeland Security Cuts Funding for New Jersey
• In Indonesia, Much of Relief Now Focusing on Getting to Remote Areas; 79-Year-Old Man Arrested For Murders Authorities Say He Committed More Than 40 Years Ago
• Andrea Yates' Conviction Overturned; 'Extra Effort'
• But Secretary of State Colin Powell is touring Sri Lanka; Rumsfeld Ordering Wide-Reaching Review on the Ground in Baghdad
• TV Host Under Fire For Promoting Bush Agenda After Being Paid
• UNICEF Working with Children on Psychological Health; Colin Powell Shares Thoughts on Disaster; Brother of Missing Man Urges U.S. to Aid Recovery Efforts

January 06, 2005

• Casualty List Grows of Americans Lost in Tsunami; Search on For Someone Trying to Buy Large Quantity of Explosive Material
• Missing Marine; Winter Storm; On Terror's Trail
• Identify the Dead; Confirmation Hearings for Alberto Gonzales
• Children of South Asia Have Seen More Horror, Felt More Pain Than Most People Will Ever Know; Accused Marine Deserter Missing Again
• Many Unanswered Questions About Missing; Thai Interior Minister Discusses Aid Efforts; Gonzales Confirmation Hearing to Begin
• Unknown Number of Americans Missing After Tsunami; Gonzales Begins Confirmation Hearings

January 05, 2005

• Worries About Safety of Children Who May be Orphaned, Abandoned Now That Disaster Has Waned; Americans Desperately Awaiting Word of Loved Ones
• U.S. Marines Arrive to Aid Tsunami Victims in Asia
• Powell Tours Region Devastated by Tsunami; Survivor's Story; Gonzales Confirmation Hearing
• Helping the Smallest Survivors; Stunning Destruction Facing Relief Workers
• Father Searching for Boy, 2 1/2; U.N. Evaluating Needs of Tsunami Disasters; Winter Storm Hits the Midwest
• Rain Hampers Sri Lanka Relief Efforts; Children Return to School

January 04, 2005

• Discussion With President of Red Cross; Problems with Prozac
• USS Abraham Lincoln Providing Aid to Tsunami-Ravaged Countries; Once Political Foes, Former Presidents George Bush, Bill Clinton Now Allies for a Common Cause
• Turning the Tide; Interview with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist
• A Massive Relief Effort for Tsunami Survivors; Unspeakable Agony in Sweden
• Numbers of Dead Continue to Grow; Governor of Baghdad Assassinated
• Frustrating, Difficult Times For Those Who Are Searching For Their Loved Ones; Governor of Baghdad Assassinated

January 03, 2005

• Aid for Tsunami Victims Now Pouring in For Sri Lanka; Could It Happen Here?
• Momentum Builds in Tsunami Relief Efforts
• Massive Tsunami Relief Campaign Underway; Snow Engulfs Sierra Nevada Region
• Huge Number of People Still Missing in Thailand; Stories of Survival; Snowed In
• Tsunami Survivor Found; Interview With Congressman Jim Leach
• Massive Tsunami Relief Efforts Underway; Survivors Speak Out

December 31, 2004

• Tsunami Disaster Relief Efforts; Survivor Story; Interview With New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Indonesia Suffering Largest Human Loss From Tsunamis; Relentless Series of Storms Rambles Across California, Nevada and Arizona
• Tamil Tiger Rebels Open Up Sri Lankan Civil War Area to Incoming Aid; Osama Bin Laden Still Huge Terror Threat in 2005
• Amid Catastrophic Losses, Heartwarming Stories of Survival
• Vacationing Family Uses Medical Training to Help Tsunami Victims; Relief Efforts in Phuket

December 30, 2004

• More Than 116,000 People Confirmed Dead
• Tsunami Death Toll Tops 116,000; Survival Stories; Four-Nation Coalition to try and Organize Humanitarian Relief
• Tsunami Disaster; 'CNN Security Watch'; '2004: The Last Word'
• Tsunami Disaster Relief Presents Complications
• On Day Five of Tsunami Disaster, Extent of Death and Destruction Continues to Grow
• Day Five of Tsunami Disaster; Relief Efforts Coordinated Worldwide

December 29, 2004

• Tsunami Disaster; '2004: The Last Word'
• President Bush Delivers Statement About Tsunami Disaster
• Threat of Health Crisis Looms Over Southeast Asia; More Than Half of Total Death Toll is in Indonesia; President Busch Scheduled to Speak on Disasters Today
• Loved Ones of Those Missing Call for Information; Parts of Sri Lanka Inaccessible, Slow to Get Aid; World Debates Whether U.S. Sending Enough Aid
• Tsunami Death Toll Now Nearly 68,000, With Nearly Half in Indonesia
• Death, Devastation and Disease Left in Wake of Southeast Asia Tsunamis

December 28, 2004

• International Relief Teams Fanning Out to Start Massive Recovery in Southern Asia
• Relief Efforts in Sri Lanka; 'The Last Word'; Best/Worst Ads of Year
• Aid Rushes into Southeast Asia After Tsunamis; Dairy Industry Claims Calcium in Milk Helps Weight Loss
• Number of Tsunami Victims Still Growing
• The Growing Toll; Interview With Colin Powell; Could it Happen Here?
• Perhaps Greatest Relief Effort Ever Mounted Under Way

December 27, 2004

• Officials in Southeast Asia Concentrating on Trying to Contain Devastation From Deadly Tsunamis; '90-Second Pop'
• Death Toll Rises in Southeast Asia After Major Earthquake; Airline Mistakes Caused Travel Hassles in U.S.
• Death Toll From Southeast Asian Tsunami Still Rising
• Relief Effort Underway Following Tsunami Disaster in Southeast Asia; Yushenko Claims Victory in Ukraine Elections
• Asia Quake Death Toll More Than 23,000; Election Woes; Ground- Breaking Gadgets
• Tsunami Disaster; 'The Last Word'; '90-Second Pop'

December 24, 2004

• Rumsfeld's Surprise; Stranded for Christmas; T.D. Jakes Message
• Donald Rumsfeld in Iraq Today; Conversation With Senator Barack Obama
• Separation Anxiety; Spirit of Christmas; New Holiday Novel
• Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit to Troops
• Retailers Anticipate Post-Christmas Gift Card Redemption

December 23, 2004

• What Will it Take to Keep the Enemy Out of Military Bases in Iraq?; Winter's One-Two Punch
• 'Political Jab'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Travel Security Changes; Mosul Blast Investigation
• Rumsfeld's Defense; Winter Freeze; Space Diet
• Winter Storms Hit the Midwest; Examining the Role of Conservative Christians in Bush's Re-election
• Winter Storms Hit the Midwest; Examining the Role of Conservative Christians in Bush's Re-election
• How Did a Suicide Bomber Get Past Security at U.S. Base in Mosul?; A Change in Procedures for Airport Patdowns

December 22, 2004

• Investigation Under Way into Deadly Attack on U.S. Dining Hall; In Maryland, Six People in Custody in Connection with Arson
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Wounded Troops; E-mail Fight
• Wounded Troops To Arrive in Germany For Treatment; 'They've Got the Goods'
• '90-Second Pop'; Discussion with Ken Jennings
• Could Attack in Mosul Have Come From Within?; Major Winter Storm Hitting at Just the Wrong Time

December 21, 2004

• Yet Another Pain Reliever Under Close Scrutiny Today; Surprise Trip to Baghdad for Tony Blair
• 'Political Jab'; Funeral Services Held Today for Missouri Woman Whose Baby Was Cut From Her Womb
• Another Painkiller Getting a Warning From the FDA; E-mails That Led Police to Lisa Montgomery
• Winter Travel; President Bush's Agenda; Politics of Christmas
• At Least 22 Killed in Blast Near Mosul

December 20, 2004

• Violence in Iraq; 'They've Got The Goods';
• Woman Accused of Killing Expectant Mother, Stealing Unborn Baby on Way to Federal Court; Temperatures Plunging Below Zero
• Stolen From the Womb; Interview With William Bratton; The Michael Jackson Case
• Debates over Iraq Strategies Focus on Rumsfeld; Beating the Winter Blues
• Ice-Cold Awakening for Much of the Country; New Details in a Gruesome Crime
• Interview with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom; FDA Keeps Celebrex on Market

December 17, 2004

• Intelligence Reform; Future of NASA; '90-Second Pop'
• 'Gimme a Minute'; FDA Approves New Drug to Treat Insomnia; Two- Man Crew of International Space Station on a Mandatory Diet
• 9/11 Reform Bill Becomes Law; Internal Criticism Rises Against Rumsfeld
• Long Fight Culminates at Signing of Intelligence Reform Bill; Pfizer Announces Studies on Celebrex Safety; '90 Second Pop'
• Donald Rumsfeld: Should He Stay or Should He Go?; Horrifying Amber Alert Issued in Missouri
• Lawmakers Lose Confidence in Defense Secretary Rumsfeld; Amber Alert Issued for Stolen Fetus

December 16, 2004

• Osama Bin Laden May Have Surfaced Again; Training Bomb Goes Right Past Airport Screeners, onto Plane
• Discussion With Kerik's Lawyer; Los Angeles Authorities Concerned Shoulder-Launched Missiles Could be Used Against Civilian Aircraft
• New Audio Tape Said to be From Osama Bin Laden Shows Up on Arabic Web Sites; New Study Says Produce Today Contains Fewer Nutrients Than 50 Years Ago
• New Osama Bin Laden Audio Tape Surfaces; Health Officials Learning How to Save Most Lives in Event of Anthrax Attack
• Breaking News: Bin Laden Tape?; Interview With Governor Mitt Romney; Holiday Shipping
• New Bin Laden Tape Surfaces; Details of Chemical Ali's Upcoming Trial Unknown; Police Examining Package for Clues to Serial Killer
• Transit Strikes Underway in NYC

December 15, 2004

• Hostage Standoff in Athens, Greece; Interview With Japan's Prime Minister
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Japanese Prime Minister: Important to Help Iraq; Laci's Family Cope with Grief as Anniversary of Her Death Nears
• Greek Hostage Crisis; Interview With Senator Jon Corzine; All Aboard in Japan
• Doctor's Recommendations for Dealing With Jetlag; '90-Second Pop'
• A Tense Standoff in Athens, Greece; U.S. Military in Okinawa

December 14, 2004

• Interview with Gloria Allred; A Look at How Japanese People are Preparing for Terrorists
• Scott Peterson Sentencing; U.S. Troops in Japan; Mazda's Zoom- Zoom
• Scott Peterson Sentenced to Death
• Verdict in for Scott Peterson
• Scott Peterson Sentenced to Death for Double Murder
• 'Political Jab'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'

December 13, 2004

• President Bush Tries To Fill Homeland Security Position
• 'Kamber & May'; Golden Globe Nominations
• Scott Peterson Sentencing; Hemmer's Travels; 'House Call'
• Insurgency Strong A Year After Saddam's Capture; Bernard Kerik's Name Withdrawn as Homeland Security Chief; A View of Tokyo
• After Bernard Kerik, White House Looking for Another Name; Another Deadly Day for Iraqis and Americans
• Viktor Yushchenko Poisoned; Hemmer's Travel; '90-Second Pop'

December 10, 2004

• Scott Peterson Perhaps Just Hours From Knowing if He Will Go to Death Row; List Of Potential Terrorist Targets Amasses 80,000
• President Bush Announces Replacement for Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham; Discussion with Governor Bill Richardson
• Warning From Authorities That Terrorists Could Try to Blind Airline Pilots Using Laser Beams; Discussing Shortage of Armored Vehicles in Iraq
• In Columbus, Police Release 911 Tape; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Monster or Not? Jury Deliberates Peterson's Fate; Two Dodge SUVs Have Safety Issues; Marine Who Appeared on Hostage Tape Charged with Desertion
• Basketbrawl Appeal; Democrats' Conference' '90-Second Pop'

December 09, 2004

• Peterson Jury Expected to Begin Deliberating Today; Nine Months After 101st Airborne Returned, Babies Being Born in Record Numbers
• Five People Dead in Ohio After Gunman Opens Fire on Heavy Metal Band
• Basketbrawl Charges; Troop Complaints; Demolition Dynasty
• 'Political Jab'; Closing Arguments Set for This Morning in Penalty Phase of Scott Peterson's Trial
• Gunman Kills Four People At Ohio Nightclub

December 08, 2004

• Interview with Senator Norm Coleman; 'Daily Dose'
• Debate Continues Over Intelligence Reform; Major League Baseball Discusses Stricter Drug Policies
• Overhaul of U.S. Intelligence Gets Through Mine Fields in Congress; Major League Baseball Told to Clean Up Steroids or Else
• Intel Reform Clears the House; IBM Sells PC Business To Chinese Company
• Interview With Senator Joseph Lieberman; Peterson Penalty Phase
• Intelligence Reform Winners, Losers; Influenza Fears

December 07, 2004

• World Health Agencies Warn of Flu Pandemic
• Susan Collins Discusses Intel Reform Bill; High-Rise Fire; Legal Grapevine
• Political Jab -- Intel Reform; Ukraine Upheaval Also Sparks Romance
• Intelligence Reform Bill Heads to Congress; Baseball Union Addresses Drug Scandal
• Interview With Congressman Peter Hoekstra; Flu Fears; Peterson Penalty Phase

December 06, 2004

• 'CNN Security Watch': Nation's Food Supply Safety; '90-Second Pop'
• What Really Happened to Pat Tillman?; Airport Security Shaken by 2 Recent Incidents
• ETA Calls in 7 Bomb Threats in Spain; Week 2 of Penalty Phase in Scott Peterson's Trial
• U.S. Consulate Attack; Interview with Senator Joseph Biden; Food Safety
• U.S. Consulate in Saudi Arabia Under Attack; 9/11 Intelligence Reform Bill Stalled in House
• Sheriffs Take DNA Sample from Michael Jackson; New Weight-Loss Drug?; Bush Holds Press Briefing with Iraqi President

December 03, 2004

• Steroids & Sports; Interview with Congressman Peter King
• Intelligence Reform Bill; Scott Peterson Penalty Phase
• President Bush Nominates Kerik for Homeland Security Secretary
• From Ground Zero to the President's Cabinet; The Steroid Investigation
• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Kerik Nomination; Steroids Scandal; Peterson Sentencing

December 02, 2004

• U.S. Forces in Iraq Go into an All-Time High; Growing Pressure on Secretary-General Kofi Annan
• Extra Troops to Iraq; Oil-for-Food Scandal; Peterson Penalty Phase
• Penalty Phase of Scott Peterson Murder Trial Continues Today; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Pentagon Now Taking Troop Strength to an All-Time High; Scott Peterson Portrayed in Court as Kind and Caring
• Bush Trip to Canada; About Face for Ukrainian Opposition Candidate; Quiz Whiz Ken Jennings; 'Ultimate Patriot'
• Baseball Star Jason Giambi Admits to Using Steroids; Interview With Washington State Senator Dino Rossi

December 01, 2004

• Canadians Voice Anger at President Bush on His Two-Day Trip North; Mark Geragos Makes His Final and Most Critical Argument to Scott Peterson Jury Today
• Title IX Lawsuit
• Scott Peterson's Lawyers Will Have a Chance Today to Argue for Life in Prison for Their Client; How Can a Trip to the Dentist Help Fight Off Bone Disease?
• Day Two of President Bush's Trip to Canada; Peterson Sentencing; Brokaw Signing Off
• Title IX Lawsuit; 'Minding Your Business'; '90-Second Pop'
• 9/11 Holdouts in Congress Getting Some Support From Victims' Families; Intense Moments in Scott Peterson Trial
• Homeland Security Secretary Ridge Steps Down; Unusual Chicago Divorce Case Twists Legal Conventions

November 30, 2004

• Turning Up the Heat on Congressional Holdouts; Botox Scare
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'; Officials Believe They Have Found Body of Dick Ebersol's 14-Year-Old Son
• Bush Makes State Visit to Canada; Kofi Annan's Son Linked to Company in Oil-for-Food Scandal; Penalty Phase to Begin for Scott Peterson
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'; Jury in Scott Peterson Case Will Begin Hearing Arguments Today on Whether Peterson Should Get Life in Prison or Death
• President Bush's Trip to Canada; Drug/Alcohol Issues; 100 Greatest Moments in Science
• President Bush Heads to Canada for Key Diplomatic Mission; Investigation into Crash of Chartered Jet Carrying NBC Sports Head Dick Ebersol and His Family
• Bush's Strategy in Iraq; Destructive Hurricane Season; Vandals Strike

November 29, 2004

• One of Most Powerful Men in Sports Walks Away From Deadly Plane Crash; Future of Medical Marijuana
• Intelligence Reform; High-Tech Passports
• Ebersol Plane Crash; Iraq's Future; Medical Marijuana
• '90-Second Pop'; As Elections in Iraq Draw Near, Violence Continues
• New Doubts About Iraq's Election; Is It the End for Medical Marijuana?
• Iran & Nukes; Hypertension Prevention; Avoiding X-Mas Scams

November 26, 2004

• Holiday Shopping; Attack in Baghdad; GOP's Future
• Holiday Shopping; Four Nepalese Killed in Baghdad; EU Mediators Meet with Ukraine Opposition
• Watching Holiday Shoppers; WHO: Bird Flu Pandemic to Sweep Globe; The Toure Experience
• America's Shopping Frenzy Begins; Discovery of Laboratory Raises Questions in Falluja; Rockslide on Major Interstate
• Thanksgiving Retail Bonanza; WHO: Bird Flu in Asia Could Kill 7 Million; Who Killed King Tut?

November 25, 2004

• Parade Day; Fight for Falluja; A POW's Story
• Ukraine Crisis; Military Families; Bill Clinton on AIDS
• A Record Number of People Will be on the Move This Holiday Weekend
• Brutal Weather on Thanksgiving; Ukraine Being Torn in Opposite Directions
• Soldiers with Task Force Olympia Spending Holiday in Mosul; Yellow Ribbon Car Magnets

November 24, 2004

• Holiday Travel; New York Man Fights Back; '90-Second Pop'
• Holiday Travel; Intelligence Reform; Fighting Back
• TSA Trying to Ensure Safe Passage for Holiday Weekend; Outcome in Ukraine's Highly Contested Presidential Election Expected to be Announced in a Few Hours
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'; Some Women Say New, More Aggressive Body Searches Go Too Far
• Discussion with Bob Kerrey
• Holiday Conflicts; '90-Second Pop'

November 23, 2004

• Hunters Killed in Wisconsin; NBA Fight Fallout; Thanksgiving Travel
• Bomb Found on Plane in Baghdad; College Students Gone Wild in Boston
• Sen. Lieberman Urges 9/11 Reforms; More Details Emerge of Possible Foiled Terror Plot in London
• Bush Pushes for Intelligence Study; Friend of Wisconsin Shooting Victims Speaks Out
• Community Mourns Murdered Hunters; Holiday Travelers Could Face Delays Wednesday; Teen Leads Campaign to Thank Soldiers; Study: Men May Benefit More from Antioxidants
• Two House Republicans Hold Out On National Intelligence Reform Bill

November 22, 2004

• NBA Issues Harshest Suspensions in Association's History
• Holiday Travel; Iraq's Future
• 9/11 Reform Hits Roadblock; Cyclist Maintains Innocence Amidst Blood-Doping Allegations
• Peterson Sentencing to Begin; Avoiding Holiday Pounds
• Ridge Comments on Ready Campaign; NBA Showing No Mercy to Brawlers
• Busy Travel Season; Intelligence Reform; 'House Call'

November 19, 2004

• Controversy About Comments Colin Powell Made About Iran's Nuclear Potential; Senate Finance Committee Grills CEO of Merck
• Poison Cake; Update on Michael Jackson Case; '90-Second Pop'
• Specter to be Judiciary Chairman; Dentists Less Scary?
• Two Atlanta-Area Teenagers Accused of Serving Poison Cake to Classmates; Election Recount in Washington State
• Did U.S. Assault in Falluja Do Anything to Help Cripple Insurgency?; Trying to Get to Bottom of Vioxx Recall
• Iran's Nuclear Threat; Osama bin Laden's Power; Vioxx Hearing; Interview With Sir Bob Geldof

November 18, 2004

• Nuclear Concerns on Two Fronts Today; Grand Opening of Clinton Library
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'; Merck, FDA Subject of Senate Scrutiny
• Hillary Clinton Gives Background on Library; U.S. Confirms Nuclear Site in Iran; Are Senate Republicans Misusing Power?
• Life and Times of Bill Clinton on Display; FDA Has Some Explaining to Do About This Year's Flu Shot Fiasco
• Bill Clinton's Presidential Library Opening Today; Is Al Qaeda Focused on Bringing Nuclear Terrorism to the U.S.?
• Military Strain; Evidence Found in Falluja; Flight Attendants Airing Grievance

November 17, 2004

• Giant Merger Between Two of Biggest, Oldest Names in Retail; 'Monday Night Football' Colliding with Sultry 'Housewives'
• Iraqi Insurgency; Bill Clinton Library
• New Democratic Leader Promises to Cooperate; Clinton Library to Open Tomorrow; Soldier Fights Army's Demands to Return to Active Duty; ABC Apologizes for Steamy NFL Opening
• House GOP to Decide on DeLay; Kobe Bryant Back in Court
• Examining the Arnold Mystique; Insensitive to Pain
• 'House Call'; '90-Second Pop'

November 16, 2004

• Condoleezza Rice Expected to be Named Secretary of State; Incident Caught on Video in Falluja Has Marine Being Investigated
• Cabinet Shuffle; Prisoner Killed; Interview With Merck CEO Raymond Gilmartin
• Iraqi Prisoner Shot by Marine in Falluja; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Is There a Purge Going on at the CIA?; Nevada Senator Harry Reid Expected to Emerge as New Leader of Minority Party
• Condoleezza Rice Prepares to Take World Stage; Were Rules of War Broken in Falluja?
• CIA Turmoil; Interview With Senator Saxby Chambliss; Space Odyssey

November 15, 2004

• U.S. Troops Search Out Final Pockets of Resistance in Falluja; What's Happening at the CIA?
• Iraqi Insurgency; Controversy at CIA; Vioxx Lawsuits
• Vioxx Lawsuits; In Son's Footsteps; '90-Second Pop'
• Wounded Troops Describe Falluja; Autism Dangers
• Insurgent Stronghold of Falluja Now in U.S. Hands; Public Outcry in Miami
• Colin Powell Resigns

November 12, 2004

• Thousands Gather in Ramallah to Pay Tribute to Yasser Arafat
• Arafat's Interment; Tony Blair Visits Washington; Interview With Senator Arlen Specter
• Crowds Storm Helicopter Carrying Arafat's Coffin; Arafat's Body Arrives to Emotional Greeting in West Bank
• Arafat's Burial; 'Gimmie a Minute'
• Funeral Procession, Ceremony for Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat in Ramallah

November 11, 2004

• Yasser Arafat Dies; Battle of Falluja Continues
• Death of Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat; New Attorney General
• Battle of Falluja; Yasser Arafat Dies; Interview With Adnan Pachachi
• Yasser Arafat, 1929-2004; Scott Peterson Jury
• Arafat Dies in France; Discussing the Peterson Case; Discussing Flu Shots
• Examining the Life and Death of Yasser Arafat; Discussing Healthcare Benefits For Veterans.
• Filmmaker's Murder May Connect to Terrorism

November 10, 2004

• Battle for Falluja; Huge Development in Scott Peterson Case
• Interview with Governor of Najaf; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• The Lives of Soldiers' Families; Vitamin E Not Effective?
• Dramatic Development in Scott Peterson Trial; Battle of Falluja now in its Third Day; Democrats Regroup
• Terror Tape; Covenant Marriage; 'Minding Your Business'; '90- Second Pop'
• Dismissal of Juror in Scott Peterson Trial; Latest Developments on U.S. offensive in Falluja

November 09, 2004

• Latest On the Battle For Falluja; Deep Jury Divisions in Peterson Trial? Interview With John Danforth
• Battle of Falluja; Peterson Deliberations; Interview With Lynne Cheney
• Battle of Falluja; Supreme Court Issues; Unhappy Returns for Retailers
• Ahmed Qorei Visits Arafat's Bedside; Pentagon Confirms U.S. Casualties In Falluja; New "Wonder Drug" Weight-Loss Pill
• The Assault On Falluja Continues; Latest Developments In the Peterson Trial
• Second Day of Battle For Falluja; Arafat's Health Worsens Overnight; Latest On the Peterson Trial; Drug To Prevent Heart Failure in African-Americans Showing Promise

November 08, 2004

• U.S. and Iraqi Troops Bracing For All-Out Warfare in Falluja; Fourth Day of Deliberations in Peterson Trial; "The Cafferty File"
• Assault on Falluja; Interview With New York City Marathon Winner Paula Radcliffe; "90-Second Pop"
• Assault on Falluja; Interview With Peter Khalil; Supreme Issues
• Marines Move To Four Locations Near Falluja; Mia Farrow Visits the Sudan for UNICEF; Interview With Paula Radcliffe; "90-Second Pop"
• Latest On the U.S. Offensive On Falluja; Latest Developments In the Peterson Trial; Interview With Kay Bailey Hutchison
• U.S., Iraqi troops Bracing For Offensive Against Falluja; Disputes Over Arafat's Possible Burial Place; Hospital-Based Doctors

November 05, 2004

• President Laying Out Broad Vision for Next Four Years; World Leaders Quietly Scrambling as Palestinian Leader Clings to Life
• Jobs Report Out; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Arafat's Health Crisis; Interview with Aaron David Miller; Karl Rove Factor
• Fallujah Offensive; Interview With Chief Palestinian Spokesman Saeb Erekat
• "90-Second Pop"; Elizabeth Edwards' Diagnosed With Cancer; "Extra Effort"
• Latest On the Condition of Yasser Arafat; President Bush's Agenda For Second Term; Democrats' Plans For the Next Four Years

November 04, 2004

• President Prepares for Four More Years
• Bush Makes Nine-Point Gain With Hispanics; What Will A Second Term Counterterror Agenda Look Like?; Tooth Whitening Most Requested Cosmetic Dental Procedure
• President Summons Members of Cabinet for Meeting; What is Condition Today for Yasser Arafat?
• The Day After; Interview With Senator-Elect Mel Martinez; Scott Peterson's Fate in Hands of Jurors
• Yasser Arafat's Failing Health; Democrats Regroup; Inside the Campaigns
• Officials Say Arafat in Critical Condition; Republicans Celebrate While Democrats Pick Up the Pieces; New Flu Vaccine Research; New "Sports Illustrated" Photography Book

November 03, 2004

• Ohio the Deciding Factor in Election 2004
• Presidential Election Still Not Decided Yet, With Three States Yet to be Called
• For Second Straight Presidential Election, Outcome Hangs in Balance
• Election not Decided; Democrats' Future; Waiting on Ohio
• Presidential Race Still Remains Too Close to Call
• Kerry Concedes; Analysis of Election
• Presidential Vote Still Too Close to Call
• The Unfolding of Election 2004; Waiting in Ohio
• Bush Campaign Claims Victory

November 02, 2004

• At the Polls; Bush Campaign; Interview With Congressman Richard Gephardt
• For George Bush, John Kerry, Long Grind Coming to an End
• Interview With Ohio Governor Bob Taft; Celebs for President?
• Americans Deciding Direction of Country for Next Four Years
• Ohio Court Rules that Challengers Could Go Back Into Ohio Polling Places; Bush Votes in Crawford, Texas
• Now They Wait; Votes on Machines Before Polls Opened in Philadelphia; Making the Call
• Polls Now Open in 43 States, from East Coast to Rocky Mountains; Supreme Court Health
• Record Voter Registrations Could Lead to Record Turnout; Discussion with Howard Dean
• Voting for the Presidency is Underway
• What Campaigns Are Doing on Election Day to Try to Win a Few More Votes; How Did America Get So Divided?

November 01, 2004

• Final Day of Presidential Campaign; Closing Arguments Set to Begin in Scott Peterson Trial
• Several Voting-Related Problems Facing Pennsylvanians as They Head to Polls; How Have Candidates Maintained Dizzying Pace?
• Both Campaigns Deliver Final Push; '90-Second Pop'
• Kerry's Campaign Strategy in Final Hours; Interview With Governor Bill Richardson; Governor Bill Owens
• Legal Challenges; Interview With Marc Racicot; '90-Second Pop'
• Campaigning on the Razor's Edge; Terror in Israel

October 29, 2004

• Both Candidates Spending Final Campaign Weekend Crisscrossing Swing States; Settlement in Bill O'Reilly's Sexual Harassment Case
• Campaign Countdown; Mapping it Out; Explosive Pictures
• Campaign Countdown; 'State of the Ballot'; '90-Second Pop'
• "Gimmie a Minute"; Fla. Election Workers Working Hard To Prevent an Election 2000 Repeat; Eyelifts Are All the Rage; "Minding Your Business"
• Two Candidates Engaged in War of Words Over Missing Explosives; '90-Second Pop'
• Candidates Pouring All Their Energy into Handful of States; Yasser Arafat Arrives in France for Critical Medical Treatment

October 28, 2004

• Yasser Arafat's Health; President Bush, Senator Kerry Firing Fast and Furious Over Missing Iraq Explosives
• Campaign Countdown; Missing Ballots in Florida; Curse Reversed
• Ballot Battle; Slow Start To Flu Season, But New Concern Over Shortages For High-Risk Groups
• Update on Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat's Health; Sox Win First World Series in 86 Years
• Red Sox Defeat Cardinals to Win World Series; Condition of Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat
• Kerry Campaign; Arafat's Health Crisis; 'Crowded House'

October 27, 2004

• Both Candidates Picking Up Pace Yet Again Today; Defense Rests in Double Murder Trial of Scott Peterson
• Election Day Surprises in Traditionally Partisan States?; Ohio Voting; Anesthesia Awareness
• Back to Battleground States for Both Presidential Candidates; What Happens After the Election; Defense Rests in Scott Peterson Trial
• Kamber & May; Sky Watchers Across America Will Get Rare Celestial Treat Tonight
• Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio May Determine Who Spends Next Four Years in White House; New Pictures Giving Scientists Close Look at Saturn's Moon Titan
• 'State of the Ballot'; 'Minding Your Business'; '90-Second Pop'

October 26, 2004

• Election in a Dead Heat; Governor of Illinois Rod Blagojevich Asks the FDA for Emergency Approval of Flu Vaccine From Europe
• Presidential Campaigns Bring Out Famous Faces; Book for Men To Deal with the Subject of Breast Cancer; Gulf War Veteran Returns To Air Force After Losing a Limb
• Clinton and Giuliani Stump for the Presidential Candidates; NTSB to Issue Final Report on American Airlines Flight 587 Crash; Medical Implications of Rehnquist's Cancer Diagnosis
• Ohio GOP Gov. Alleges Voter Fraud; Peterson Defense Moves to Conclusion
• Kerry Campaign; "State of the Ballot"; Rehnquist Hospitalized; Amputee Pilot
• Candidates Bring Out Political Stars; Rehnquist Health Pushes High Court as Issue in Election

October 25, 2004

• Bush to Hammer Home Plan for Winning war on Terror; Bomb Materials Missing; NASCAR Plane Crash
• Deadly Plane Crash Overshadows NASCAR Event; Bill Clinton Returns To Kerry Campaign Trail
• "State of the Ballot"; "Minding Your Business"; "90-Second Pop"
• Missing Explosives; Interview With Howard Dean; NASCAR Plane Crashes
• Dems Look to Clinton in Election Homestretch; Does Accutane Cause Depression?
• Candidates Tighten Focus on Battleground States; Doses of Flu Vaccine Missing

October 22, 2004

• New AP Poll Shows President Bush, Senator Kerry in Dead Heat; Stranded Hikers
• "Deep Dish Politics"; Soldier Field Could Lose Federal Landmark Status
• Interview With Senator Richard Durbin, Senator John Cornyn; Scott Peterson Trial; Stranded Hikers
• Kerry Tries to Appeal to Women Voters; Campaign 2004; Cinema Politics
• Kerry & Bush Campaign in Battleground States Today; Ebert & Roeper Discuss Political Films; "Extra Effort" -- Chicago's Free Street Theatre
• Critical Issues in the Battleground States; An Interview with Paul Hamm

October 21, 2004

• Teresa Heinz Kerry Apologizes for Comments About Laura Bush; Scott Peterson's Defense Team Trying to Chip Away Prosecution's Case
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'; Boston Red Sox Pull Off Greatest Comeback in Baseball History
• Kerry Campaign; Early Voting in Florida; A.M. Lessons
• Is White House Now in Hands of Handful of Midwestern States?; Plans to Expand O'Hare International Airport
• Cursing Fate; Chicago, 'According to Jim'

October 20, 2004

• More Flu Vaccines Coming to America; Homeland Security in Chicago's Union Station About to Get State of the Art security System
• President Bush heads to the upper Midwest for campaigning; 'Deep Dish Politics;
• Kerry Campaign; The Issues; Quints' War Story
• Interviews with Jennifer Millerwise & the Rev. Jesse Jackson; Chicago's Bridge Tenders; Interview with Irma P. Hall
• Home From War; Hunt for Osama bin Laden; Navigating Chicago
• Commuter Plane Crash in Missouri; Two and a Half Million Doses of Flu Vaccine Coming to America

October 19, 2004

• An Interview with Barack Obama; Both Campaigns Focusing on Hotly Contested Florida
• Talk with Former Hostage Tommy Hamill; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Florida Voting Glitches; New Polls; Magnificent Mile
• The Illinois U.S. Senate Race; Chicago Politics
• Latest Developments with Kerry Campaign; Alan Keyes Discusses Race for U.S. Senate Against Barack Obama
• Florida Voting Glitches; Interview With Ebert and Roeper

October 18, 2004

• Latest Poll Numbers; Flu Shot Shortage
• Refusing Orders?; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Fifteen Days Before Election; Flu Crisis?
• Convoy Investigation; Update on Scott Peterson Case; Interview With Bill Rancic
• Interview with Jimmy Carter; Analyzing the Election Polls; Interview with Bill Rancic
• Closing Days of Election 2004; Trying to Avert Crisis During Flu Season

October 15, 2004

• George Bush, John Kerry Storming States That Could Swing Election; U.S. Now Leading Assault on Falluja
• "Gimmie a Minute"; Yankees/Red Sox Rivalry; Study Finds Alcohol Content in Beer Going Up; Chicago's Must-See Attractions
• Bush Back on the Stump; Interview With Governor Jennifer Granholm; Falluja Assault
• '90-Second Pop'; Discussion with Director of Log Cabin Republicans
• A Midwestern Blitz; U.S. Forces Pounding Falluja Again Today

October 14, 2004

• Discussing the Final Presidential Debate; Bill O'Reilly in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
• With Debates Over, Where Are Next Battles Going to be Fought?; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With Matthew Dowd; Interview With Debra Deshong; Yaser 'Crowded House'
• Poll Gives Kerry Nod in Third Debate; 28 U.S. Army Soldiers Named in Afghan Homicide Investigation
• Discussing the Final Presidential Debate; Bill O'Reilly Involved in a Sexual Harassment Lawsuit; "Crowded House"
• Was There a Clear Winner in Last Night's Debate?; Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Bill O'Reilly

October 13, 2004

• All the Big Domestic Issues Later on Stage Tonight; Two U.S. Missions to Rescue Hostages in Iraq
• 'Kamber & May'; Discussions Between Iraqi Leaders Trying to Bring Civility to Fallujah
• Interview With Joe Lockhart; Update on Scott Peterson Trial; Interview With Nicolle Devenish
• Kerry Campaign; Ballot Buster?; 'House Call'
• Two Very Different Audiences Targeted in Tonight's Debate; Interview with Rep. Peter King; Interview with Ty Hensley; "90-Second Pop"
• Will This be a Pivotal Night in the Election? Elizabeth Edwards Discusses Her Husband's Run for the Vice Presidential Spot

October 12, 2004

• Candidates Prepare for Third Debate; Controversy Over Sinclair Group's Anti-Kerry Film; Botox to Help Breast Cancer Surgery Patients
• Democrats Protest Sinclair Group's Airing of Anti-Kerry Film; Fallujah Targets Hit; Nuclear Related Materials Missing In Iraq
• Update on Scott Peterson Trial; Stem-Cell Research Issue
• Sinclair Broadcasting to Show Anti-Kerry Film; Latest Developments in the Scott Peterson Murder Trial; Controversy Over Fallujah Air Strike
• The Bush Campaign; Presidential Polling; Latest in the Scott Peterson Trial
• Democrats Protesting Sinclair Group's Anti-Kerry Film; Will Reeve's Death Have an Effect on the Election?; Seasonale -- New Form of Birth Control

October 11, 2004

• News; International
• Christopher Reeve Dies From Heart Failure at 52; Major League Baseball's MVP Ken Caminiti Dies at 41; Senators Reach Tax Measure Deal
• Christopher Reeve Dead at 52; Crunch Time for the Presidential Candidates; Debate Impact; Hot-Air Balloon Becomes Entangled in Radio Tower
• Remembering Christopher Reeve; The Kerry Campaign; Terrorism Position
• Christopher Reeve Dies of Heart Failure at 52; Hot-Air Balloon Becomes Entangled in Radio Tower; "90-Second Pop"
• Remembering the Life of Christopher Reeve; Presidential Candidates Prepare for Third and Final Debate; Interview with Alexandra Pelosi.

October 08, 2004

• CIA Report Provides Ammunition to Both Men Heading into Tonight's Debate; Martha Stewart Heads to Prison Today to Serve Five- Month Sentence
• Jobs Report Lower Than Anticipated; Martha Stewart Arrives at Alderson Prison; "Gimmie a Minute"
• Battleground Polls; 'Minding Your Business'; '90-Second Pop'
• Jobs Report Numbers Lower Than Anticipated; Interview With Richard Gephardt; Martha Stewart Begins Prison Sentence At Alderson
• Satire Sequel; Battleground States
• Will Debate Tonight Change Election Again?; Martha Stewart Heading to Prison

October 07, 2004

• President Bush With a New Line of Attack; Another U.S. Weapons Inspector, Same Conclusion: No WMD in Iraq
• Bush and Kerry Campaigns; Interview with Former Weapons Inspector David Kay; Stern via Satellite
• Bush's Attack; October Surprises; Simmering Mountain; 'Crowded House'
• Rumors of Military Draft Hang Over Elections; Afghanistan Violence Aimed at Disrupting Elections; More Vioxx Fallout; LennonOno Grant for Peace Award Winners Honored
• Will Americans be Allowed to See Pictures of U.S. Coffins Returning From War?; 'Crowded House'
• A New Tone on Campaign Trail; Martha Stewart's Last Day of Freedom

October 06, 2004

• Interview with Liz Cheney; Interview With Cate Edwards; '90- Second Pop'
• VP Debate; Fact or Fiction?; WMD Report
• Analysis of Last Night's Vice Presidential Debate
• Recapping the VP Debate; Rodney Dangerfield Dies at 82; Fraud, Mismanagement in Florida Voter Registrations; Ripple Effect of Flu Vaccine Shortage
• Beware of Bargains; '90-Second Pop'
• Who Won the One and Only Vice Presidential Debate?; Will U.S. Face a Flu Epidemic This Winter?

October 05, 2004

• Vice Presidential Candidates Debate Later Tonight in Cleveland; Paul Bremer Makes Some Surprising Comments
• Discussion with Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• VP Debate Tonight; Bush and Kerry Campaigns; Terror Fight
• More Americans Voting Early; Mount St. Helens Volcano Alert Now at Highest Level
• Interview With Mary Matalin; Interview With Joe Lockhart; Early Birds
• VP Candidates Prepare for Debate; New Spin on Anger Management

October 04, 2004

• Is It a Whole New Race for the White House? Is Mount St. Helens About to Blow?
• New Information Surfacing About Suspected Islamic Terror Cell Broken Up in London; "Paging Dr. Gupta"
• Debate Focus; Volcano Watch; 'House Call' With Dr. Sanjay Gupta
• Conversation with Archbishop Desmond Tutu; Discussion with Amy Fisher
• Deadly Car Bombs in Baghdad; Iraq Firsthand
• Strategies for the Presidential Campaigns; Latest Developments on the Expected Eruption of Mount St. Helens

October 01, 2004

• The First Debate; Debate Numbers; Vioxx Recall
• Debate Focus Group; Post-Debate Analysis; In-Flight Cell Phones
• U.S. and Iraqi Forces Battling in Samarra; Kerry Makes Polling Headway from Debate; Pulling of Vioxx Drops Merck Stock, Dow With It
• Undecided Voters Respond to Answers They Heard from Kerry and Bush; '90-Second Pop'
• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Debates: Round One; Back on the Campaign Trail; Battle for Samarra
• Post-Debate Poll Gives Win to Kerry; Assault on Samarra Continues with Reports of 109 Insurgents Killed

September 30, 2004

• The First Presidential Debate; Mount St. Helens May be Ready to Blow
• The Undecided; Interview With Mike Melvill, Eric Lindbergh; Vioxx Pulled of Market
• Last-Minute Preparations for Tonight's Debates; Importance of Amjad Hussain Farooqi's Death; Merck Pulls Vioxx from the Market
• Fight for Florida; Image of Presidential Candidates; "Crowded House"
• Previewing Issues That Will be Discussed in Tonight's First Presidential Debate; Vioxx Being Taken Off Market

September 29, 2004

• Two Presidential Candidates Go Head to Head Tomorrow Night; Could John Walker Lindh Be Getting Out of Prison Early?
• Hurricane Politics; Walker Lindh Appeal; Italian Hostages Freed
• Hurricane Politics; Update on Scott Peterson Trial; '90-Second Pop'
• Looking at the Health of the Presidential Candidates; '90- Second Pop'
• Detroit Police Search for Day Care Shooter; Discussing the Upcoming Debates; SpaceShipOne Will Take Flight Again Today; Flu Shots
• Candidates Head for Florida and First Presidential Debate

September 28, 2004

• Stopping Scams Against Floridians; Update on CNN Producer Kidnapping; Treadmill Tests for Healthy People
• Candidates Prepare for Debates; CBS Credibility in Question After "Rathergate"; Two Million Florida Homes/Businesses Without Power
• Kerry Preps for Debate in Wisconsin; Jay Leno Will Pass "The Tonight Show" Torch to Conan O'Brien; Interview with Stephen Battaglio.
• Undecided Women Voters; "The First Patient"
• Interview with Maura Satchell and Elizabeth Edwards; Terrorism Intelligence Collected By FBI is Backlogged; Was Mona Lisa Real?
• The Female Vote; Lead Detective Returns to the Stand in Peterson Case; Conan O'Brien Named as Leno's Successor on "The Tonight Show"

September 27, 2004

• Florida Reeling from Hurricane Jeanne; Health Issues for Hurricane Victims; Candidates Gearing Up for Debates; Health & Suburban Sprawl
• Hurricane Relief Effort; Former Iraqi Nuke Scientist on Saddam's WMD Program
• Jeanne's Destruction; Presidential Debates
• FEMA Deploys 5,000 Workers in Florida to Aid in Cleanup from Hurricane Jeanne; Presidential Healthcare; "90-Second Pop"
• Tornado and Flood Warnings for East Coast from Tropical Storm Jeanne; Candidates Prepare for Thursday's Debates
• Examining the Destruction by Hurricane Jeanne; Recovering from the Hurricane; McDonald's Promises to Clean Up the Fats in its Foods

September 24, 2004

• Talk with Florida Family Still Feeling the Wrath of Ivan; Discussion with Dan Senor
• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gutpa'
• 'The State of the Union'; 'Promises, Promises'; '90-Second Pop'
• Eye on Hurricanes; 'The State of the Union'; Hostage Crisis
• Hurricane Jeanne Eyeing Florida; "Promises, Promises": Healthcare; "90-Second Pop"; Donors Choose Helps Teachers and Schools
• Death Toll From Tropical Storm Jeanne Rises in Haiti; Latest Developments in Presidential Campaign

September 23, 2004

• Ivan is Back; Campaign Air War; "Promises, Promises": Jobs; "Crowded House": Multiples on the Rise; Tips on Natural Disaster Insurance
• Destruction Caused by Tropical Storm Jeanne in Haiti; Examining Latest Developments in Presidential Contest
• Future of Iraq; 'Promises, Promises'; 'Crowded House'
• Polls Show Tighter Presidential Race; Interview with Asa Hutchinson; New Home Allergy Test

September 22, 2004

• Claims That Second U.S. Hostage Killed in Iraq; President Bush, John Kerry Trading Hard Blows on Iraq
• Search Continues for Florida Girl; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Iraq Hostages; President Bush Doesn't Back off Decision to Invade Iraq; Interview With Senator Jay Rockefeller
• Interview With White House Communications Director Dan Bartlett; 'Promises, Promises'
• Interview with Ty Hensley; "Promises, Promises": Taxes; Violence in Iraq
• U.S. Troops Go After Pockets of Insurgents; Claims a Second American Hostage Murdered in Iraq

September 21, 2004

• President Bush Makes Speech at United Nations Later Today; CBS Anchorman Dan Rather Apologizing for Story Based on Lies
• Interview With Joe Lockhart; Disagreement on Iraq; Scott Peterson Trial
• Escalating Iraqi Violence & January Elections; Dan Rather/CBS Admit Mistakes Using Questionable Documents; Health Risk in Imported Shrimp?
• Controversy Over Bush's Speech to U.N. General Assembly; Interview with Delaware Senator Joseph Biden
• Interview With Ed Koch; 'Promises, Promises'; 'House Call'

September 20, 2004

• Talk with John Burns; 'Promises, Promises'
• A Discussion with Director of FEMA; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Second Sunni Cleric Assassinated; Bush and Kerry Campaign in New York; Tighter Airport Security
• Ivan's Aftermath; 'Promises, Promises'; '"90-Second Pop'
• Hurricane Ivan's Aftermath Still Being Felt Across South; "90- Second Pop"
• Look at Damage Caused by Hurricane Ivan in Pensacola, Florida; Examining Who is Behind Violence in Iraq

September 17, 2004

• Billions of Dollars in Hurricane Losses; Kobe Bryant Case
• Gulf Coast Cleaning Up After Ivan; "Gimmie a Minute"; Women Not Getting Enough Folic Acid?; "Minding Your Business"
• Damage Caused by Ivan; Latest Violence in Iraq; Fighting a Call to Active Duty in Iraq
• Ivan's Devastation; Presidential Horse Race
• Ivan's Devastation; 'The Future is Now'
• A Talk with FEMA Director Michael Brown

September 16, 2004

• Hurricane Ivan Pummels Gulf Coast
• Ivan Moving Through Alabama; Discussion With FEMA Director Michael Brown
• Deadly Ivan Marching Across South
• Hurricane Ivan Sinking Its Claws into Gulf Coast

September 15, 2004

• President Bush Will Do His Campaigning from Washington Today, as Senator Kerry Starts Day in Michigan; 'House Call'
• Interview With National Hurricane Center Forecaster Rick Nabb; Gulf Coast Residents Preparing for Ivan
• People Leaving New Orleans for Higher Ground; Interview With Kitty Kelley
• Gulf Coast Residents Running Out of Time Before Ivan Hits
• Interviews with Biloxi Mayor A.J. Holloway, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin
• Ivan Heads Toward Gulf Coast; Candidates & Battleground States; How Hospitals Weather Storms; "Minding Your Business."

September 14, 2004

• Update on Hurricane Ivan; Out on the Campaign Trail; Goss Nomination
• Hurricane Ivan Already Blamed for More Than 60 Deaths; Dozens of Iraqis Killed in Car Bombing in Baghdad
• Hurricane Ivan Moves Through Gulf of Mexico; Demise of Federal Assault Weapons Ban Fueling Political Debate
• Ivan in Gulf of Mexico; Family Tensions Rise in Peterson Case; Health Issues and Long Distance Flying; Top 10 Buzzwords
• Uncommon Courage; 'House Call'

September 13, 2004

• Tracking Hurricane Ivan; U.S. Warplanes Blast Insurgent Stronghold in Fallujah.
• Tracking Hurricane Ivan; North Korea Explosion
• Hurricane Ivan Unpredictable, Powerful; What's Interesting About Polling; Scott Peterson Trial
• "90-Second Pop"; Rehab for Former President Bill Clinton
• Interview with Author Raymond Chandler; Storm Related Stress; "Minding Your Business"
• Hurricane Ivan Gaining Strength, Approaching Cuba; Kerry Campaign Plans to Hammer Home to Voters Stance on Domestic Issues

September 10, 2004

• Hurricane Ivan Heads Toward Jamaica; Questions Being Raised About Authenticity of Some Documents Relating to Bush's National Guard Service
• Scott Peterson's Father Called to the Stand by Prosecution; '90-Second Pop'
• Preparations in Jamaica for Ivan; 9/11 Reforms
• Hurricane Ivan Update; Faked Documents?; New Terror Tape
• Residents Around Florida Nervous They Could be Hit Yet Again; New Threats From Al Qaeda
• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'

September 09, 2004

• Candidates Fighting It Out in Battleground States; Sneak Peek at New Model Cars; Ivan Now a Category-Five Hurricane
• Kobe Bryant Case; 'House Call'; Colin Powell Testifies on Sudan Crisis
• Interview with Senator Lieberman; Latest Violence and Kidnappings in Baghdad
• A Potential Bombshell in Scott Peterson Trial; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Ad Wars; Bush Service Record; Battleground Polls

September 08, 2004

• Senator Kerry Will Continue Attacking President Bush's Decision to Go to War in Iraq; War Stories
• Interview With Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright; Life After Frances
• War of Words; Interview With Congressman Christopher Shays; War Stories
• Death of 1,000th U.S. Soldier in Iraq; Visiting One Florida Family Struggling to Live Without Electricity in Wake of Frances
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• John Kerry Campaigns in Cincinnati, Ohio; Video Shot by Hostage-Takers of School in Beslan, Russia Released

September 07, 2004

• Florida Cleans Up After Hurricane Frances; Street Battles Continue in Iraq
• Kerry Camp Responding to President's Bounce in Polls; Evidence of Iran's Nuclear Program?; Peterson's Father May Be Called as Witness
• Florida Power & Light Discusses Post-Storm Power Situation; Latest News on Clinton's Condition; Interview with Bryant Accuser's Attorneys
• Homeland Insecurity?; Update on Scott Peterson Trial
• As Number of U.S. Fatalities Nears 1,000, Military Struggling to Deal With Changing Tactics of Insurgency; Questions Whether Tragedy Will Galvanize Country Against Terrorism, or Expose Problems in Government
• Clinton Heart Surgery; After the Storm; Russia's School Massacre

September 06, 2004

• Interviews With FEMA Director Michael Brown, Tallahassee Mayor John Marks; Interview With Labor Secretary Elaine Chao
• Wrath of Frances; Russian School Tragedy; Interview With Dr. Arthur Agatston
• Following Hurricane Frances
• Frances Pummels Florida; President Bill Clinton Prepares For Heart Surgery
• Frances Packing Tropical Storm 65-Mile-Per-Hour Winds.
• President Bill Clinton Undergoes Heart Surgery This Hour

September 03, 2004

• Russian School Crisis; Hurricane Frances Preparations; Analysis of President Bush's Convention Speech
• Russian School Crisis; Florida Braces for Hurricane Frances
• 'Gimme a Minute'; New Study Puts New Spin on Low-Carb, Low-Fat Diet Debate
• Russian Forces Storm School
• Hurricane Frances Heads Toward Florida; Russia Hostage Situation Update; Bush Speaks in Pennsylvania.
• Dozens Of Children, Adult Hostages Escape Russian School

September 02, 2004

• Update on Hurricane Frances; Russian Hostage Crisis; Final day of Republican National Convention
• Two Blasts Heard At School In Russia
• Two Blasts Heard at Seized School in Russia; Republican Convention
• RNC Day Three Speakers Review; Tone Preview for RNC Day Four; FDA Approves Artery Clearing Device
• Interview with Scott McClellan; Interview with Sean "P. Diddy" Combs
• Republicans Transform Madison Square Garden To Break From The Past

September 01, 2004

• Children Held Hostage in Russia; A Look at the Republican National Convention; Interview With Tommy Thompson
• Interview with Dan Senor; 15 Children Released From Seized Russian School; Interview with Terry McAuliffe
• Republicans Turn To Arnold Schwarzenegger to Pump Up the President
• Kerry in Tennessee Today; Implantable Lenses; Interview with the U.S. Women's Soccer Team
• John Kerry in the Limelight Later Today; '90-Second Pop'
• Republicans Have A 'Big Tent' at Republican National Convention

August 31, 2004

• Day One of RNC Recap; Interviews with Sen. John McCain, Andy Card; Schwarzenegger Speaks on Day Two
• Interview with Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani; Bombings in Israel
• Interview With Laura Bush; Interview With Bob Kerrey
• Bombings in Israel; RNC Day One Recap; Chocolates Prevent Heart Disease?; Athletic Candidates
• Bus Explosions; Republican Convention; Interview With Secretary Rod Paige
• RNC Day One Recap; Potential Bryant Jurors Interviewed; Interview with Don King

August 30, 2004

• Interview With Senator Zell Miller; Interview With Wesley Clark
• GOP Convention Opens Today in New York City; Interview With Dennis Hastert; Drama at MTV Video Music Awards
• Republicans Hoping to Convince Undecided Americans that George Bush Should Serve Four More Years; Interview with Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Preparing for RNC Day One; Energy Drink Popularity; Paul Hamm Interview
• Interview with Ed Gillespie; Interview with Elizabeth Dole; Republicans and NYC
• 'On the Floor'; Interview with Martina Navratilova

August 27, 2004

• 9/11 Commission; Jury Selection in Kobe Bryant Case
• Russia's Top Security Service Confirming Terrorism to Blame for at Least One of Two Air Crashes; Interview with Bush-Cheney Campaign Chairman Marc Racicot
• Hexogen Found on Crashed Russian Planes; NYC Finalizing RNC Security Plans
• Terror Link?; Convention Countdown; Celebrity & Politics
• Jury Selection Begins in Bryant Case; Olympic Update; '90- Second Pop'
• Charlottesville, Virginia Police Continue Seven-year Search For Serial Rapist

August 26, 2004

• Najaf Uprising; Swift Boat Controversy
• Najaf Uprising; Interview with NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly; 'Live Rich Today'
• Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani Leading a Procession for Peace in Najaf; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Najaf Demonstrators Awaiting al-Sistani; Ben Ginsberg Interview; Musicians and Voting
• President Bush Makes Surprise Call to John McCain; Najaf Standoff; Poor and Uninsured
• Max Cleland Discusses Letter to Bush; Sistani Returns to Najaf
• Sistani, Sadr People Negotiating Over Phone; 'New You' Woman Quits Smoking, Gets Engaged

August 25, 2004

• Two Russian Jetliners Crash Almost Simultaneously; Discussion with Brigadier General Janis Karpinski
• Update on Scott Peterson Trial; Survival at Sea; 'New You' Checkup
• Black Boxes Recovered from Russia Crashes; Interview with NJ Senator Jon Corzine; Pop Culture Stumping; Mysterious Ohio Island Illness
• Security a Big Topic of Conversation in New York; How Did a Relatively Small Ad Purchased by Group of Veterans Have Such an Impact?
• More Military Personnel Could be Caught Up in Iraq Prison Scandal When New Report Released Later Today; Latest in Swift Boat Ads Controversy
• Mysterious Jet Crashes; Swift Boat Controversy Continues with New Revelations; Scott Peterson Trial

August 24, 2004

• The War Over Political Ads; Discussion with RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie
• Ad War; Presidential Politics; Prisoner Abuse Scandal
• Najaf Uprising; Global Security; Politics, Entertainment; 'New You' Checkup
• CIA Reforms by Roberts Not Well Received; Interview with Sen. Pat Roberts; RNC Delegates Might Use McGreevey Scandal; Olympics Update
• Planned Overhaul to America's Intelligence Services Has Drawn Fire From CIA, Members of Congress; Defense Will Continue Cross- Examining Amber Frey Today
• U.S. Military Set to Make History at Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba Today; Swift Boat Veterans For Truth Going After Kerry's Anti-War Statements

August 23, 2004

• Fight for Najaf; GOP Countdown; 'New You Checkup'
• New Intelligence Plan; Kerry Returns Fire; GOP Countdown
• Michael Jackson Pretrial Hearing Picks Up Again This Morning; Mark Geragos Expected to Cross-Examine Amber Frey
• Intelligence Chair Proposes Sweeping CIA Changes; Kerry Ad Denounces Smear Campaign
• New Overtime Rules Reduce Americans Eligible For Overtime Pay
• Reorganization of Intelligence Gathering?; Najaf Fighting; "The Scream" and Other Paintings Stolen; "TIME" Magazine -- Living to 100.

August 20, 2004

• A Conversation with Joe Piscopo; 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• U.S.'s Najaf Strategy; Jackson Trial Update; Olympics Update
• Najaf Stalemate; Interview With Senator Elizabeth Dole; McGreevey Scandal
• Insurgents Surrender To Iraqi Police At Imam Ali Shrine
• In Najaf, Another Night of Heavy Fighting; Senator John Kerry Calls War Record Attacks Lies
• Standoff Continues in Najaf; Terrorism Financing Scheme; Political Attack Ads
• Update on Michael Jackson Case; "90-Second Pop"; 2004 Summer Games

August 19, 2004

• Muqtada Al Sadr Reportedly Gives Up, But Iraqis Want Real Proof; Surprise Delay in Scott Peterson Trial
• Troop Movements; Interview with Deputy National Security Advisor Jim Wilkinson; 'Live Rich Today'
• Standoff in Najaf; Prison Abuse Scandal; Olympics Update
• Fighting in Najaf; John Doe Takes Rumsfeld to Court; Kerry Addresses Firefighters Convention in Boston; Smallest Baby Ever to Survive
• Latest '04 Presidential Election Developments; Soldier Files Stop-Loss Suit Against Rumsfeld/Officials; Mysterious Lake Erie Island Illness
• Women, Children Inside Besieged Mosque; Kerry Criticizes Bush Plan to Redeploy Troops; Louisiana Tests Plan to Help Obese Employees

August 18, 2004

• Iraqi Official Issuing Ultimatum to Rebel Leader Muqtada al- Sadr; Interview with Former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman
• Najaf Uprising; Intelligence Battle; Terror Suspects in London Attend Hearing
• Scott Peterson Trial; McGreevey Scandal; Biblical Discovery?
• Florida Police Attacked Punta Gorda Resident Trying to Get Back to His Home in Area Hit by Charley; Discussing Scandal Involving New Jersey Governor James McGreevey
• Najaf Standoff Almost Over; Athens Mayor Discusses Olympic Security; Avoiding Choking Hazards When Kids Are Eating
• Jackson Case Updates; Olympics Updates; Costco Selling Coffins; "90-Second Pop"

August 17, 2004

• Since 9/11 Commission Proposed National Director, Battle Lines Have Been Drawn; McGreevey Sex Scandal; Olympics Update
• Cleanup in Arcadia After Hurricane Charley; Michael Jackson Case; Divorce Denied in New York
• Secretary Rumsfeld Expected To Be Cautious About Rapid Intelligence Reform; Updates On The Jackson, Peterson, And Bryant Cases
• Scott Peterson Trial; Michael Jackson Case; Intelligence Shake- Up
• Interview With Senator Joe Lieberman; Wife Factor in Presidential Campaign; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Some Support Slow For Hurricane Victims; New Book About "The National Enquirer"

August 16, 2004

• Aftermath of Hurricane Charley; Michael Jackson Case
• Interview With Paul Zickmund, Hurricane Survivor; Kobe Bryant Case; Interview with FEMA Director Michael Brown
• Hurricane Charley's Aftermath; Officials Asking Al-Sadr To Pull Out Of Mosque In Najaf; Peterson, Bryant, Jackson Trial Updates
• Recapping Damage Caused by Hurricane Charley; Discussing Importance of Imam Ali Mosque
• President Bush Will Unveil Plan to Redeploy U.S. Military Forces Worldwide, Bring Tens of Thousands of Troops Back Home; 'Paging Dr. Gutpa'
• Interview With Storm Chaser Jim Reed; Peterson And Bryant Trial Updates; "90-Second Pop."

August 13, 2004

• Escape from Charley; Stunning Admission from Governor of New Jersey
• Hurricane Charley Gaining Strength; In California, Firefighters Battling 7,500-Acre Blaze
• Hurricane Charley Nearing Florida; "Gimmie A Minute" Panel; Doping Scandal In Greece; Migraine Drug Approved; Housing Market
• Scott Peterson Trial; Charley Bears Down on Florida; Latest From Baghdad
• Hurricane Charley Growing in Power; Interview With Candace Gingrich; Scott Peterson Trial
• Preparations for Hurricane Charley; Conversation with Arianna Huffington

August 12, 2004

• Florida Gets Ready For What Could be Destructive One-Two Punch; Showdown in Najaf
• Storms Barrel Down on Florida; Kobe Bryant Case; 'Political Pop'
• Two Huge Storms Bearing Down in Florida; Drug Debate; Scott Peterson Trial
• Report from Kerry Campaign Trail; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Florida Braces For Bonnie, Charley; U.S. Soldiers On Olympic Team; Predicting High Blood Pressure Through Eye Exams; PGA Championships; "Political Pop"
• A Powerful Double Whammy in Florida; On the Attack in Najaf

August 11, 2004

• Interview with Amber Frey's Attorney, Gloria Allred
• Scott Peterson's Ex-Mistress Takes the Stand; Terror Worries in the South
• Battles in Najaf; Interview With Senator Chuck Hagel
• Increased Fighting Today in Najaf; What Can We Expect for Porter Goss' Confirmation Hearings?
• Levin on Goss; Amber Frey Testifies about Peterson Lies
• Bomb Blast in Northern Jerusalem; Alan Keyes Discusses Senate Candidacy
• U.S. & Iraqi Troops Prepare for Clash with Shiite Militia; Former CIA Director: Goss a Good Choice; Peterson's Former Witness Building Stronger Case for Prosecution

August 10, 2004

• The Feds Crack Down on Security at New York's Heliports
• AP Reports Representative Porter Goss to Head the CIA; Turkish Blasts; 'Political Pop'
• Porter Goss Pegged by President to Succeed George Tenet; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Representative Porter Goss Will be Named New CIA Director; Ramsey Discusses Security Measures Taken in Nation's Capital
• Porter Goss Picked for CIA Director; Interview With Senator Charles Schumer; Scott Peterson

August 09, 2004

• Starving in Darfur; Separated Filipino Twins; '90-Second Pop'
• Move to Name Al Qaeda Operative Ends Pakistani Sting Operation
• Recapping This Weekend's Campaigning by Senator Kerry; Discussing Latest Strategy in President Bush's Bid for Reelection
• Pakistan Claims Sting Operation Compromised After U.S. Prematurely Released Name of Terrorist Operative; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Bush, Kerry Campaigns; Fight for Iraq; Terror Threat

August 06, 2004

• Bush Speaks to Unity Conference Today; Interview With Alan Cullison, 'Wall Street Journal'
• Senior Terror Suspect Arrested in Britain Tied to Threat In U.S.
• Campaign Ad Charges Senator John Kerry Lied About His Service in Vietnam; Latest Developments in Scott Peterson Murder Trial
• New Employment Numbers; 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Terror Investigation; Tracking Terrorism; Carbs and Cancer

August 05, 2004

• Interview With Former FBI Assistant Director James Kallstrom; 'Political Pop'
• Former CENTCOM Commander Tommy Franks On Afghanistan: America's Forces Are Very Capable
• A Raid Overnight at Mosque in Albany, New York; Preliminary Hearing of Pfc. Lynndie England Resumes Today
• President Bush, John Kerry Do Battle Again in Battleground States; Significance of Arrest of 12 Suspected Al Qaeda Operatives in Britain
• Mosque Raid; Al Qaeda Camps; Kobe Bryant Case

August 04, 2004

• 9/11 Recommendations; Dueling Campaigns In Davenport
• Pakistani Intelligence: Interrogation of Pakistani Computer Expert Had Led to at Least One of Arrests in Britain; 'Paging Dr. Gutpa'
• 9/11 Recommendations; Interview With General Tommy Franks; Swing State Showdown
• Al Qaeda Computer Expert Remains Key Link In Latest Intelligence
• Intelligence That Led Bush Administration to Raise Terror Alert in Three U.S. Cities; 9/11 Commission Member Lehman Discusses Group's Recommendations

August 03, 2004

• New York City Stands Vigilant in Threat of Terror
• 9/11 Report Hearing; Terror Threat in Washington; Lady Liberty Reopens
• Statute of Liberty Reopening Later This Morning; Live Report on North Carolina Coastline on Hurricane Alex
• Terror Threat: New York; Missing Woman Arrest; Iraqi Tactics
• Part Two of John Kerry Interview; Lynndie England Arrives for Military Hearing at Fort Bragg, North Carolina

August 02, 2004

• Companies In Financial Sector Step-Up Security In Lieu Of Orange Terror Alert
• Bush on 9/11 Report; Missing Utah Woman Case; 'Minding Your Business'
• Level Of Preparedness For Possible Terrorist Attacks; Threats Put Finance Sector On Edge; Putting 9/11 Commission's Recommendations In Place
• New Terror Warning; Kobe Bryant Case; Interview With Senator John Kerry
• Reasons for Heightened Terror Alert Level; Discussion with Mayor Anthony Williams

July 30, 2004

• Secretary Of State Colin Powell Visits Iraq
• John Kerry Makes His Case in Primetime at FleetCenter
• Authorities in New York Trying to Ensure Safety of City, Those Attending Convention; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Kerry's Speech; 'Gimme a Minute'; Kobe Bryant Case
• President Bush Campaigns at SW Missouri State University
• Kerry, Edwards Hold Rally; Secretary of State Colin Powell Defends Iraqi Freedom

July 29, 2004

• Salt Lake City Police Continue to Search Landfill in Connection With Disappearance of Lori Hacking; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Kerry's Big Night; Missing Utah Woman; Baby Food Tampering
• Analyzing Developments at Last Night's Democratic National Convention; Former Crewmates of Kerry Discuss His Run for Presidency
• Former Secretary of State Insists International Situation Needs Kerry
• Interview With Rudy Giuliani; Hacking Case Updates; Interview With Rob Reiner; "Political Pop"

July 28, 2004

• Analyzing How Speakers at Last Night's DNC Did in Beefing up Kerry's Image; Latest Developments in Scott Peterson Trial
• Recap of Day Two of Convention; Interview With Jerry Springer; Search Continues for Lori Hacking
• Barak Obama Brings Delegates to Their Feet; Teresa Heinz Kerry Takes Center Stage at Democratic Convention
• Democratic Governors Unite Behind Kerry; Judge Continues Jackson Molestation Case; Interview With Sen. Biden; Interview With Gov. Rendell; Interview With Howard Dean
• Fmr. NYC Police Comm. Says U.S. Safer With Bush; Updates On Hacking Case; CEOs Making More Money; "90-Second Pop"

July 27, 2004

• Bush Staying Largely Out of Sight at His Ranch, But His Troops in Boston; With Police Poised to Issue Warrant, Mark Hacking Hires Attorney
• Evening One at the DNC; Interview With Teresa Heinz Kerry; Scott Peterson Trial
• Interview with Teresa Heinz Kerry
• Democratic National Convention Day One Recap; Bush Campaign Manager Reacts To Clinton's Speech; Google's IPO; "Political Pop"
• Interview With Teresa Heinz Kerry; Interview With Barack Obama; More On The Kobe Bryant Trial

July 26, 2004

• Democratic National Convention Coverage Continues; Security In Boston; Heart Attack Risk For Vacationers
• Conventional Wisdom; Interview with Michael Moore; 9/11 Report
• Previewing Democratic National Convention in Boston; Lieberman Discusses Goals of Convention, Kerry Campaign
• Democratic National Convention Will Re-Introduce Kerry to Undecided Voters
• Interview With Nicolle Devenish; Interview With Sen. Ted Kennedy And Caroline Kennedy; "The Bourne Supremacy" Is Weekend's Top Film

July 23, 2004

• New Polls Today Show an Election There for the Taking; Democrats Take Center Stage Monday When They Open Their Presidential Convention
• 9/11 Report: The Military; Missing Jogger; '90-Second Pop'
• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Bush to Address National Urban League; Democratic Convention; Missing Jogger
• Interview with Senator Bob Kerrey; Senator John Kerry Begins Cross Country March to Democratic Convention

July 22, 2004

• 9/11 Report to be Unveiled Today; Terror Ready?; 'Political Pop'
• Report On 9/11 Commission Investigation; Reaction To The Report's Release; Armstrong Heads For Tour De France Record; Latest On Missing Utah Woman
• Interview With Senator Mitch McConnell; Foul Play Probable in Disappearance of Jogger; Scott Peterson Trial
• Interview With Sen. Pat Roberts About 9/11 Commission's Findings; Relatives Of Lori Hacking Speak Out; Howard Dean Speaks About Democrat Party's Message
• Demonstrators Have DNC Protesting Area Issues; Security At Upcoming Afghanistan Elections; Prescription Cream For Common Skin Cancer Greenlighted; U.S. Soldier Wins Massachusetts Lottery

July 21, 2004

• Samuel Berger Made An "Honest Mistake" About Top Secret Documents; Interview With Lanny Breuer; U.N. Passes Resolution About West Bank Barrier
• Saudi Officials Find Head of Hostage Paul Johnson; Animal Abuse Charge; Search Continues for Missing Jogger
• Controversial 9/11 Memorial; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Controversial 9/11 Memorial; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Lothian Explains Democratic National Convention Security; Franken Examines Charges Against Berger
• Berger Investigation; Preparing for Terrorism; Missing Jogger

July 20, 2004

• Boston Mayor Ready for Convention; Connection Investigated Between Iran, Al Qaeda; Colorado Court: Reporters Cannot Not Release Goof-Up; Astronaut Recalls Moon Landing on 35th Anniversary
• Media Cannot Reveal Accidental Bryant Transcripts; Scott Peterson Trial; Interview With Todd Hamilton
• Fmr. Nat'l. Sec. Advisor Samuel Berger May Have Broken The Law; Interview with Fmr. Ambassador Joe Wilson; Recap of Martha Stewart Interview
• Samuel Berger Investigation; Martha Stewart Talks; Building a Bigger Bomb
• Filipino Man Held Hostage Free Today, But Conditions of Release Still Troubling for U.S.; 'Political Pop'

July 19, 2004

• 9/11 Commission Director Recommendations; Vanessa Kerry discusses the DNC; Kobe Bryant Sexual Assault Case
• Yasser Arafat Faces Revolt; Interrogation Techniques, Making Them Talk
• U.S. Begins Reviewing Guantanamo Cases; Kleenex Releases Anti- Viral Tissues; Palestinian PM Ahmed Qorei Resigns
• 9/11 Commission Decides On Creating New Intelligence Posts; California Wildfires Rage; Government Decision To Expand Medicare Treatment For Obesity
• 9/11 Commission To Recommend New Security Chief?; Unpredictable California Wildfire; Court Decides On Cameras At Kobe Bryant Trial
• Philippines Troops Leave Iraq; Interview With Vanessa Kerry; Aricept Appears to Slow Alzheimer's Disease

July 16, 2004

• Martha Stewart Faces Sentencing; Fire in Carson City Threatening Approximately 1,000 Homes
• Cowardice Charge Dropped Against U.S. Soldier; Political Gossip
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Maintaining Low Profile; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Martha Stewart Sentencing; 'The Truth About Lying'; Edwards' Role
• In Two Hours, Martha Stewart Learns Her Sentence; Wildfires in Southern California Forcing People to Evacuate

July 15, 2004

• Demonstrations of Several Kinds Today in Iraq; 'Political Pop'; Nominations for This Year's Emmy Awards
• Senator John Edwards Going Hard Now After the President; A Judge Throws Out Potential Evidence Against Kobe Bryant
• Assessing the Threat; Bin Laden: Up Close; Emmy Nominations
• Election Terror Threat Real?; Judge Tosses Evidence in Kobe Bryant Case

July 14, 2004

• Deadly Attack in Central Baghdad; U.S. Protesting Philippine's Government Decision to Reduce Number of Troops in Iraq
• Bush Bus Tour; Bear Running for Senate?
• Presidential Campaigns Crank Up Competition for Rural Vote; Interview With Senator Elizabeth Dole
• Bush bus Tour; Marriage Amendment; Deadly car Bomb in Baghdad
• U.S. Protesting Philippine Government's Decision to Reduce Number of Troops; 'Kamber & May'

July 13, 2004

• Homeland Security: Intelligence Continues to Indicate al Qaeda Planning Major Attack Against U.S., Possibly to Affect Election
• Scott Peterson Trial; Delay the Vote?; 'Political Pop'
• Lay Claims Innocence in First Post-Indictment Interview
• Should Americans be Concerned by Increased Chatter on Internet by Alleged Terror Groups?
• Parity at the Polls; Internet Terror Threats; Same-Sex Marriage Debate

July 12, 2004

• Delay the Vote?; Abu Ghraib Prison Abuse Scandal
• Ron Reagan to Have Prime-Time Speaking Role at Democratic Convention
• Continuing Fallout From Senate Report That Faulty Intelligence Was Used to Justify Going Iraq War
• Kerry-Edwards Campaign; Bush-Cheney Campaign; Interview With Senator Trent Lott
• Jurors in Scott Peterson Trial Waiting to Hear From His Former Mistress; Discussion About Wave of Solar Storms That Washed Over Earth

July 09, 2004

• Al Qaeda Allegedly Behind Plans to Strike U.S. Before Elections; Senate Intelligence Report Blasts CIA
• A Congressional Report Set to be Released Today Critical of CIA's Pre-Iraq War Intelligence; Examining New Terror Warning from Department of Homeland Security
• Interview With Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge; '90- Second Pop'
• Terror Warning; Kerry-Edwards Ticket; 'Extra Effort'
• Missing Marine Wassef Ali Hassoun Now in American Hands

July 08, 2004

• Mortar Strike in Samarra Kills four U.S. Soldiers; Kidnapped Marine Reported Safe in Lebanon
• Kerry-Edwards Team Visits Florida As Election Season Warms Up
• Former Enron CEO Ken Lay Surrenders to Federal Authorities
• The Fight for Florida; Ken Lay Indictment; State Department Still Listing Hassoun as Captured
• Political Conventions Begin to Beef up Security; Battleground States Come Into Focus for Election Season

July 07, 2004

• John Kerry, John Edwards Hitting Trail For First Time This Morning; New Attempt to Crackdown on Insurgents in Iraq
• Bush in North Carolina to Push Judicial Nominees
• Kerry and Edwards Hitting the Road; Iraq: The Next Chapter; Jimi Hendrix Lawsuit
• Kerry and Edwards Get Ready for First Campaign Appearance; Prewar Iraq Intelligence Report Due Out This Week
• Public Gets First Look at Kerry-Edwards Team

July 06, 2004

• Kerry Set to Announce V.P. Choice in Pittsburgh
• Kerry's V.P. Choice; Cheney Factor; Senator Kerry Chooses John Edwards as Running Mate
• Kerry Looks to Announce V.P. Selection at Pittsburgh Rally
• Kerry's Official V.P. Announcement Expected at Pittsburgh Rally; Missing Marine Reportedly Freed in Iraq

July 05, 2004

• Democratic Official Claims Kerry Has Made V.P. Choice; Did U.S. Partake in Prisoner Swap?
• Has Kerry Chosen His Running Mate?; 'Fahrenheit 9/11' Mom Speaks Out
• 50-Year Murder Case Still Intrigues; Cassini Probe Flies by Titan; John Kerry Spends Holiday with Governor Vilsack in Iowa

July 02, 2004

• Who is Teresa Heinz-Kerry?; 'Minding Your Business'; '90-Second Pop'
• Attackers Rig Minibus to Launch Rockets Near Baghdad Hotel
• Iraq Reacts to Saddam's Trial; FBI Urges Vigilance Against Terror on 4th of July
• Saddam's Trial Keeps World Riveted; Business World Waits for June Jobs Report

July 01, 2004

• Saddam Hussein Appears in Court
• Saddam Hussein Charged With Crimes Committed While Ruling Iraq
• Saddam's Court Appearance
• Saddam Appears in Court, Calls Bush Criminal
• Saddam Hussein Makes First Appearance in Court

June 30, 2004

• Saddam Officially Handed Over to Iraqis, Remains in U.S. Custody for Security
• Iraq Hopes to Learn From Turbulent Past; New Ultrasound Technology Wows Parents
• Kerry Veep-Stakes; Prosecution Bombshell in Scott Peterson Trial Fizzles
• Saddam in Iraqi Legal Custody; Gephardt, Edwards Possible VP Picks for Kerry; Virginia Launches Campaign Against Statutory Rape; Scott Peterson Detective Redeems Self on Stand; Saturn Spacecraft Due to Arrive Today
• U.S. Transfers Saddam to Iraqi Custody; Courts Look to Protect Kids From Internet Porn; Cassini Spacecraft Set to Orbit Saturn
• Court Case Controversy About What Was Supposed to be Bombshell for Prosecution in Peterson Murder Trial; 'Kamber & May'

June 29, 2004

• BTK Strangler May Have Resurfaced After Two Decades of Silence; A Conversation with Brother of Missing Marine
• Bush Closes Successful NATO Summit with Speech; Iraq to Take Legal Custody of Saddam; Turkish Hostages Freed, American Still Held
• 'Political Pop'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Legal Custody of Saddam Hussein to be Transferred Tomorrow; Militant Group Allows Turks to Leave Iraq

June 28, 2004

• Bremer Leaves Iraq After Signing Over Sovereignty

June 25, 2004

• President Bush Travels to Ireland and Turkey for Meetings; Below the Beltway?; Surprising Developments in Scott Peterson Trial
• Bush Summits; America Votes 2004; Scott Peterson Trial; Violence in Iraq; 'Question of the Day'; 'Minding Your Business'
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Kerry's V.P. Choice; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'; Report Criticizes Popular Alzheimer's Drug
• Legal Analysis of Michael Jackson Case, Scott Peterson Trial, Supreme Court Rulings; '90-Second Pop'
• Majority of Americans Say U.S. Made Mistake Sending Troops into Iraq

June 24, 2004

• A Series of Coordinated Attacks Across Country of Iraq; One Member of Scott Peterson Jury Kicked Off
• Bombs Go Off in Four Iraqi Cities; Bush Meets with Congressional Leaders; Booted Juror Says Peterson Not Guilty; Saudi Deadline for Terrorists Indicates Crackdown Coming; Jose Contreras Reunited with Family from Cuba
• Terrorist Bombings in Turkey; Violence in Iraq; Interview With Saddam Hussein's Attorney, Mohammad Rashdan
• 'Political Pop': Playing the Field; 'Live Rich Today'
• Deadly Bombs Explode in Turkey, Iraq; Will Clinton Craze Last?; Kerry May Be Nearing V.P. Decision; Health Officials Warn of New Illness; NFL Players Back Astroturf Competitor

June 23, 2004

• Countdown to Handover: Threats Coming From Iraq; Interview With Senator John McCain; Interview With Senator Joseph Biden
• U.S. Troops in Iraq Strike at Terrorists Who Have Now Murdered Another Hostage; Clinton's Testy Response to Repeated Line of Questions From BBC Reporter
• Terrorist Threatens Iraqi's New Leaders; Kobe Bryant Expected to Go to Trial in August
• Political Sex Scandal; Interview With Pat Summerall; 'Minding Your Business': Wal-Mart; '90-Second Pop'
• Accused Soldier's Family: He's a Fall Guy for Prison Scandal; Judge Clears Way for Class Action Suit Against Wal-Mart
• Political Sex Scandal; House Call: Road to Recovery; Interview With Laurence Fishburne

June 22, 2004

• Book Buyers Line Up Through Night to Buy Clinton Autobiography; Did Rumsfeld Order Torture for Prisoner at Guantanamo Bay?
• Trial Set for Kobe Bryant Case at End of August; 'Political Pop'
• State Department: Terrorism Increasing, Not Decreasing; Clinton's Memoir Expected to Break Records; Some Democrats Comparing Selves to Reagan
• Nader Chooses Runningmate; Memo Shows Rumsfeld Did Not Approve Torture; Tips on Avoiding Lightning Strikes
• Clinton Memoir; Poll Shows Bush Losing Ground on Terrorism; Interview With Sam Nunn

June 21, 2004

• Interview with Saudi Foreign Policy Adviser Adel Al-Jubeir; Scott Peterson Trial
• Book Tells Story of Iraq Invasion; Men at Risk for Breast Cancer, Osteoporosis; Book Claims Culture of Crime in NBA
• Are Terrorist Sympathizers Inside Security Force?; Are Bryant's Lawyers Trying to Redefine What Is, Is Not Sexual Assault?
• Interview With Former Ambassador Robert Jordan; Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Kobe Bryant Hearing
• Continuing Controversy Between Comments by Vice President Cheney, 9/11 Commission; Examining Political Significance of Release of Former President Clinton's Memoir

June 18, 2004

• 'Minding Your Business'; '90-Second Pop'
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Low Testosterone Causes Men's Health Problems
• Did Putin Give U.S. Administration Warnings from Saddam Hussein That He May Attack U.S.?
• Latest on Russian President Vladimir Putin's Allegations; 9/11 Commissioner James Thompson Discusses Results of Investigation
• Russia: Iraq to Attack U.S.; Shooting in Alabama; Hidden Prisoner?
• Olympic Athletes to Watch; White House Insists on Al Qaeda-Iraq Connection; Hostage's Family Prays for Safe Return; Three Police Gunned Down in Birmingham

June 17, 2004

• Final Public Hearing in 9/11 Investigation Today; Steroid Scandal
• Destructive Power of Terrorist Bombings in Baghdad Seemingly Greater by Day; Marion Jones Vowing Not to Answer Questions For What She Calls a Kangaroo Court
• 9/11 Commission Discredits 9/11-Iraq Link Claim

June 16, 2004

• Interview With Mark Hatfield, TSA Communications Director; '90- Second Pop'
• Did Reagan's Son Swipe at Bush?; Should Kerry Resign?; Study: Binge Drinking Major Problem Among Teens; Airlines Finding Creative Ways to Cut Costs
• Terrorists Threaten to Kill America Hostage in 72 Hours if Saudi Arabia Does Not Release al Qaeda Prisoners
• 9/11 Investigation Final Hearings; Interview With Dan Senor; Interview With Steve Coll
• Terrorists Announce Hostage Johnson Could be Killed by Friday Group's Demands Are Not Meant

June 15, 2004

• Government Says It's Broken Up Al Qaeda's Plan to Blow Up Shopping Mall; Saudi Government Assuring U.S. It's Doing All It Can to Locate Kidnapped American
• Afghan President Karzai in Washington With Appeal; Pledge Ruling
• Thousands of Air Traffic Controllers to Retire; Political Pop: Howard Stern, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nude Political Calendar; Study: Mouth Wash Better than Flossing for Killing Bacteria
• Al Qaeda Plot; Interview With Mayor Michael Coleman; Handing Over Saddam
• Iraqi Interim Prime Minister: Country Will Take Charge of All Detainees, Including Saddam Hussein

June 14, 2004

• Massive Car Bomb Rips Through Baghdad's Commercial District; A Devastating Weekend of Weather
• American Held Captive in Saudi Arabia; Escalating Violence in Baghdad; New Criticism of Bush Administration's Foreign Policy
• Huge Car Bomb Explosion in Central Baghdad; American Abducted by Al Qaeda in Saudi Arabia
• Family Hopes for Release of Hostage; Officer Accused of Excessive Force Adjusts to Civilian Life; Hybrid Cars' Efficiency Questioned; Study Says Exercise More Important Than Calcium for Strong Bones
• Interview With Dan Senor; Interview with Major General Galen Jackman

June 11, 2004

• Nation Gets Ready for Ronald Reagan's Funeral; Singer Ray Charles Dies
• Remembering Ronald Reagan: Reagans' Relationship
• John Lehman Looks Back on Life of President Ronald Reagan; A Look Back at Relationship Between President Reagan, Margaret Thatcher
• Final Farewell to Ronald Reagan; 'Gimme a Minute': Reagan Moments
• A Final Farewell to Ronald Reagan; Interview With Colin Powell
• Reagan Mourners Began Gathering at National Cathedral

June 10, 2004

• About 5,000 Mourners Being Allowed to Enter Capitol Rotunda Per Hour
• Thousands Pay Last Respects to Ronald Reagan in Capitol Rotunda
• Final Journey for Ronald Reagan; Interview With Former Senator Phil Gramm; Leaders in G8 Summit Completing Talks
• McConnell Looks Back on Life, Legacy of Ronald Reagan; Latest Developments in Abu Ghraib Prisoner Abuse Scandal
• Remembering Ronald Reagan; Paging Dr. Gupta: Training the Brain

June 09, 2004

• Remembering Ronald Reagan: Ceremonies With Meaning; Interview With Laura Bush
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• G-8 Summit Begins with News of Unanimous U.N. Resolution; Ashcroft Battles Senators Over Torture Memos; Security Tightened for Reagan Funeral; Funeral to Revive Tradition
• United Nations Security Council Unanimously Endorses June 30 Transfer of Sovereignty in Iraq
• Reagan Funeral Schedule; Gathering of Leaders: High-Level Talks; Scott Peterson Trial: Prosecution Strategy

June 08, 2004

• Iraq at Top of Agenda for G-8 Summit; Suicide Bombers Kill 11 in Iraq; Thousands Pay Respects to Reagan; Groups Lobbies for Reagan Memorials
• Remembering Ronald Reagan; Transit of Venus
• Remembering Ronald Reagan; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Mourners pay Final Respects to Ronald Reagan; A Gathering of Leaders; New al Qaeda Warning
• Americans Say Good-Bye to Ronald Reagan

June 07, 2004

• Death of Former President Ronald Reagan; Latest Violence Between Insurgents, U.S. Troops
• Remembering Ronald Reagan; World Leaders Gather for G-8 Summit
• Remembering Ronald Reagan; Interview With Sheila Tate, Former Press Secretary for Nancy Reagan; '90-Second Pop'
• Remembering Ronald Reagan; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Look Back on Ronald Reagan's Impact on Republican Party and Politics in General
• Remembering President Reagan; Meeting of Leaders; Interview With Patrick Graham

June 06, 2004

• Remembering the Legacy of Ronald Reagan
• Remembering Ronald Reagan
• D-Day Anniversary
• Remembering Ronald Reagan
• Tribute to Ronald Reagan
• Ronald Wilson Reagan Remembered

June 04, 2004

• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• CIA Director George Tenet Announces He's Leaving His Position; Interview with Senator Richard Shelby
• Tenet Resignation: Changes at the CIA; Interview With Senator Chuck Hagel; Prisoner Abuse Scandal: Defending Private England
• Pope, Bush Meet at Vatican

June 03, 2004

• OPEC Poised to Boost Production; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Dozens of Insurgents Killed in Kufa as U.S. Troops Strike Back; Scott Peterson's Lawyer Makes Stunning Promise to Jury
• President Consults Attorney in CIA Leak Investigation; Surviving Summer: Amusement Park Safety; 90-Second Tips: Life Insurance
• Pentagon Bars Thousands of Soldiers From Leaving Ranks; Interview With Senator Joseph Biden; CIA Leak Investigation
• Controversy Over Whether Ahmad Chalabi Passed U.S. Intelligence Secrets to Iran; What to Expect From Today's Meeting of OPEC Oil Ministers

June 02, 2004

• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Price of Oil Shooting Up; Iraq, Brand New Government Still Powder Keg
• President Bush Speaks on Iraq, Terror Today; Summer Safety: Deck Safety; 90-Second Pop
• Crude Awakening: Gas Consumption: Scott Peterson Trial; New Iraqi Government
• Recapping Opening Statements by Prosecution in Double Murder Trial of Scott Peterson; 'Fear Factor' of Terrorist Attacks in Rise of Oil Prices

June 01, 2004

• Opening Statements Expected to Start in Peterson Trial; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Iraqi Interim President Selected; 'Political Pop'; Surviving Summer When Mosquitoes Attack
• Iraqi Governing Council Dissolves Itself; Scott Peterson Trial Begins Today; Monorail Fire
• Explosion in Green Zone; Announcement of New Interim Iraqi Government
• Announcement of Iraq's Next President Greeted by Deadly Terrorist Attack in Baghdad

May 31, 2004

• Tornadoes Ripped Through Indiana, Kentucky; '"90-Second Pop'
• Bush, First Lady Expected to Participate in Traditional Wreath Laying Ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery at Tomb of the Unknowns
• Severe Storms, Heavy Damage; Car Bomb Rocks Baghdad; Ahmad Chalabi: Master Manipulator
• Nation's Midsection Slammed by More Than 80 Tornadoes Over Weekend, Causing Damage in Eight Different States

May 28, 2004

• Latest Fighting Between Muqtada Al-Sadr's Militia, U.S. Forces; on Arrest of British Cleric Abu Hamza
• Michael Jackson Returns to Court
• America Votes 2004: John Kerry's Security Plan, Election Summer
• Memorial Day Weekend Kicks Off Busy Summer Travel Season Despite Heightened Safety Concerns
• What to Expect on Nation's Highways This Weekend; Michael Jackson Case; World War II Memorial Dedication

May 27, 2004

• Interview With Washington, D.C. Police Chief Charles Ramsey; Racism Debate Over Cosby Comments
• 'Political Pop'; Beastly Sun Block
• Latest Terror Threat Warning From U.S. Authorities; Floods Kill Hundreds in Haiti, Dominican Republic
• FBI Task Force Being Created to Deal With Perceived Threat Posed to American Targets Over Next Few Months
• Kerry Campaign Tries to Put Controversy Over Democratic Party's Nomination Behind It; New Study Mixed Blessing for Women Who Eat Fish During Pregnancy

May 26, 2004

• Increasing Concern Over Possible Attack in U.S.; Illinois Flooding
• Interviews With Tom Ridge, Janis Karpinski
• Tony Blair Seeking to Clarify Confusion About Role of Foreign Troops in Iraq After Transfer of Power; Aspirin & Breast Cancer
• Terror Warning; Interview With Brigadier General Janis Karpinski; Sex and Prostate Cancer
• Substance of Terror Threat That Continues to Be Posed by Al Qaeda; Discussing the Allegations by Defense Attorneys for Kobe Bryant

May 25, 2004

• Car Bomb Explodes in Front of Baghdad Hotel
• President Bush Pledges to Take Down Prison West of Baghdad; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Countdown to Handover: Bush's Iraq Plan; Pain at the Pump
• Reaction From Voters to President Bush's Speech; Reaction to Joint U.S.-British Resolution on Iraq in U.N.
• Bush Offers to Destroy Abu Ghraib in Speech About Iraq's Future; Biden: Bush's Speech Left Questions Unanswered about Security in Iraq; Illinois Residents Sandbagging to Prevent Floods; Gas Prices Historically High but Could Be Worse; Stock Exchange Leader Sued for Over Salary

May 24, 2004

• Bush Begins Series of Weekly Speeches Tonight
• Baghdad Explosions; Pain at the Pump
• Bush to Address Nation on Iraq Transition; Do Vitamin Waters Deliver on Promises?
• Countdown to Handover: President Bush's Speech; Witness Perjury Charge in Martha Stewart Case; '90-Second Pop'
• Bush Speech Against Backdrop of Lower Approval Numbers, Ongoing Criticism That There Was No Plan for Post-War Iraq

May 21, 2004

• New Photos Emerge in Iraqi Prison Abuse Scandal; President Bush Trying to Rally Troops Amid Signs of Republican Discontent
• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Nearly 500 Inmates Being Freed from Abu Ghraib Today; Spain Bombing Case
• New Photos Surface in Prisoner Abuse Scandal; America Votes 2004: Ground War; Interview With Philip Zimbardo; Interview With Alan Dershowitz
• Impact of Today's Release of More Pictures of Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners; Republicans, Democrats Trying to Get Out the Vote For This Year's Presidential Election

May 20, 2004

• Questions About How Iraq Will be Policed After Handover; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• U.S. Forces, Iraqi Police Raid Home of Ahmed Chalabi; 3-Year- Old Girl Abandoned in Baltimore
• Middle East Violence; Prisoner Abuse Scandal
• Search of Iraqi Governing Council Member Ahmad Chalabi's Home, Office; Interview with Rudy Giuliani
• U.S. Military Raids Ahmed Chalabi's Home; Interview With Senator Carl Levin; Abandoned Girl

May 19, 2004

• Soldier Pleads at Abu Ghraib Court-Martial; Congress Examines Details as June 30 Handover Approaches
• Interview With Mark Kimmitt, Dan Senor
• Court-Martial of Specialist Jeremy Sivits; Recapping Yesterday's 9/11 Commission Hearings in New York, Previewing Today's Session

May 18, 2004

• New Information About Who Ordered Prisoners Stripped, Put in Chains; Could Insurgents in Iraq be Planning Deadly Attacks With Nerve Gas?
• Initial Tests Found Traces of Sarin in Roadside Bomb; Rip Current Rescue, Three Children Saved in South Florida
• Investigators Question Whether Shell Contained Sarin Gas; Experts Disagree on Feasibility of June 30 Handover; Low Carb Diet Means High Prices
• Today's 9/11 Commission Hearing in New York Will Focus on Emergency Management Response to Attacks on WTC; Discussing Possibility Sarin Gas May Have Been in Weapon Fired at U.S. Troops
• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Problems With Low-Carb Diets?; 9/11 Investigation: Hearings in New York City

May 17, 2004

• Pentagon Strongly Denying New Allegations in Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Situation in Iraq Continues to Take Toll on President Bush's Approval Numbers
• Car Bomb Kills President of Iraq's Governing Council; Did Secretary of Defense Approve Secret Plan That Led to Iraqi Prisoner Abuse?
• Bomb Explosion at Green Zone Checkpoint Kills Iraqi Governing Council Head Izzadine Saleem
• Iraqi Governing Council President Killed; Interview With Senator Richard Lugar; Kerry-McCain Chatter
• Nicholas Berg Investigation; America Votes 2004

May 14, 2004

• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Hundreds of Prisoners Released From Abu Ghraib Prison
• Nicholas Berg Investigation; America Votes 2004
• Beheading of Nicholas Berg; What It's Like to Chase Tornadoes
• Hundreds of Prisoners Released From Abu Ghraib; Scott Peterson Case; Prehistoric Crater

May 13, 2004

• Interview With Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
• Donald Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Contractor Missing in Iraq
• Secretary Rumsfeld in Iraq; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Donald Rumsfeld Visits Baghdad; Interview With Senator Edward Kennedy; Colon Cancer Treatment
• Donald Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit to Baghdad; A Friend of Nicholas Berg's Family Discusses How Community is Reacting

May 12, 2004

• White House Promises to Bring Those Seen Executing Nicholas Berg to Justice; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• American Beheaded; Interview With Senator Saxby Chambliss
• American Beheaded; Interview With Senator Carl Levin; Caught by Web
• Reaction From Family, Community of Nick Berg

May 11, 2004

• Army General Whose Report Sparked Prisoner Abuse Scandal Will Answer Questions This Morning; A Discussion With Tim Russert
• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Reopening Emmett Till Case
• Senate Hears Testimony From General Whose Report Brought Photo Scandal to Light
• Antonio Taguba to Appear Before Senate Armed Services Committee; Dispensing Junk Food at Schools; Interview With Brad Pitt
• Discussing Testimony by Major General Antonio Taguba Before Senate Armed Services Committee; Recapping Yesterday's Hearing in Sexual Assault Case Against Kobe Bryant

May 10, 2004

• The President Goes to the Pentagon; A New and Bloody Battle for Control of Sadr City
• Interview With Senator Joe Biden; '90-Second Pop'
• Military Schedules First Court-Martial Resulting From Prison Abuse Scandal; Some Graduating High School Students Opt to Hold Separate Proms
• President Bush Showing Unwavering Support for Donald Rumsfeld; Basketball Star Kobe Bryant Back in Colorado For Another Hearing
• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Interview With Senator John Cornyn; Kobe Bryant Case

May 07, 2004

• A Long Day of Questions and Answers for Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld; New Gallup Poll Signals Increasing American Displeasure With What's Happening in Iraq
• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Fight Over Life
• Rumsfeld to Testify Before Congress on Abuse Allegations; Bin Laden Tape Offers Reward for Killing U.S., U.N. Officials; Job Report Expected to be Down
• President Bush Standing by Donald Rumsfeld as Defense Secretary Goes to Capitol Hill; How Are Mr. Bush's Comments Playing in Arab World?
• Donald Rumsfeld Expected to Apologize Before Congress; Interview With Senator Saxby Chambliss; Spain Terror Arrest

May 06, 2004

• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Al Qaeda in U.S. Prisons
• President Bush Letting Some at Highest Levels Know He Isn't Happy About Prisoner Abuse Scandal; The Fame Game
• Interview With Senator Joseph Lieberman; Likely Voters' Choice for President?; Michael Moore Muzzled
• Latest News on Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Car Bombing in Baghdad Kills Five

May 05, 2004

• Interview with Former White House Advisor David Gergen; '90- Second Tips'
• President Has a Chance to Directly Address Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Scandal for Extremely Skeptical Audience; Former Iraqi Hostage Thomas Hamill Finally Back Together With His Wife
• Discussion With Senator Diane Feinstein; Discussing the Problem of Racial Profiling by Police Departments in Massachusetts
• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Interview With Senator Trent Lott; California Wildfires
• President Bush's National Security Team Voices Outrage Over Prison Abuses; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'

May 04, 2004

• Thomas Hamill Expected to be Back in U.S. Before End of Week; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With One of Doctors Seeing Thomas Hamill in Landstuhl; Interview With Brigadier General Janis Karpinski
• Condition of Former Hostage Thomas Hamill; How Abuse of Prisoners Affect U.S. Mission in Iraq
• Interview with Joe Wilson; Former High School Athlete's Rape Conviction Overturned
• Thomas Hamill Closer to Home; Abuse Allegations of Iraqi Prisoners; Bush Campaign

May 03, 2004

• Interview With Seymour Hersh
• Friends and Relatives of Thomas Hamill Celebrating His Freedom
• Six American Soldiers Facing Charges Relating to Alleged Abuse at Prison in Baghdad; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Latest Developments with Former Hostage Thomas Hamill; Latest Developments in Trials of Jayson Williams, Michael Jackson
• News Conference on the Recovery of Thomas Hamill; Campaign Themes; The Teen Brain
• Former Hostage Hamill is Free; Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Allegations
• Baghdad Hit With Four Deadly Car Bombs Today; Photos of the Fallen

April 30, 2004

• Bloodiest Month Yet Marks Anniversary of Bush's 'Mission Accomplished' Speech; Plan Suggested to Put Iraqis in Charge in Fallujah; Michael Jackson Indictment Today; Jayson Williams Jury Stuck on Two Charges; Google Stock Offering Set
• Update on Situation Inside Najaf; Latest Developments in Child Molestation Case Against Michael Jackson
• General John Abizaid Holds Press Briefing; Michael Jackson Case
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Dealing With Multiple Births
• Arab TV Shows Photos of Alleged Prisoner Abuse; Narco Pops

April 29, 2004

• Ten U.S. Soldiers Reported Dead Already Today; President, Vice President Will Take Questions on Their Version of Events Going Back to 9/11
• New Poll Shines Light on How Some Iraqis Feel About Situation; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Fight for Iraq; Enemy Combatants
• 10 Soldiers Killed in Fighting in Iraq; President, Vice President Testify Today Before 9/11 Commission
• Bush and Cheney Taking Questions From 9/11 Commission; Deadly Day for U.S. Forces Across Iraq; Death on the Road

April 28, 2004

• Reports: Blasts Heard in Fallujah, Iraq; 90-Second Tips: Interest Rates
• U.S. Forces Bombarding Insurgents' Strongholds in Fallujah; Election Results from Pennsylvania
• Latest on Fighting in Fallujahh; Update on Sexual Assault Case Against Kobe Bryant
• Marines Battling Insurgents in Fallujah;

April 27, 2004

• Al Qaeda Plot in Jordan; Fight for Iraq
• Military Planning for Urban Warfare Soon Put to the Test in Fallujah, Najaf
• Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is making his first trip to the West in 15 years; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• "The Washington Post": No More Than Six Senators, Handful of House Members read 92-Page Report Iraqi WMD Programs
• Near Town of Najaf, U.S. Troops Fight Overnight Gun Battle with Insurgents; Jordan Says It Could Have Been One of Deadliest Terror Attacks Ever
• Interview With Terry McAuliffe, Ed Gillespie

April 26, 2004

• Fresh Fighting in Fallujah Between U.S. Marines and Iraqi Insurgents; Discussion with Mothers of CU Football Players
• Is Cease-fire in Fallujah Crumbling?; Michael Jackson Parts Company With Two High-Priced, High-Profile Lawyers
• Fight for Iraq; Low-Carb Craze
• Marines Battling Insurgents in Fallujah; Michael Jackson's Two High-Profile Lawyers Suddenly Off the Case
• Fallujah Burning; Role of Religion and Presidential Campaign; Change in Michael Jackson Defense

April 23, 2004

• Terror Concerns; Airport Insecurity; '90-Second Tips': Tax Refund Tips
• Discussion with Senator Joseph Lieberman; Discussion with Swedish Ambassador to North Korea About Train Explosion
• U.S. Officials Showing Greater Concern About Possible Attack on U.S. Soil; Growing Debate About Who Really is Behind Iraqi Resistance
• Terror Concerns; Iraq's Sovereignty; Interview With Ben Stein
• U.S. Officials Said to be Highly Concerned About Potential for Terror Attack Here in U.S.; 'Gimme a Minute'

April 22, 2004

• War Funding; Saudi Blast Aftermath
• Judge Deals Blow to Bryant Defense; Funding for War in Iraq Expected to Run Out by End of August
• Jackson Indicted in Child Molestation Case; Pentagon May Run Out of Funding for Iraq War by End of Summer
• California Grand Jury Indicts Michael Jackson; A Discussion with Representative Christopher Shays
• Michael Jackson Indicted; Rising Cost of War in Iraq; President Bush's Standing Against John Kerry Has Improved

April 21, 2004

• Blast Heard in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Interview With Dan Senor
• Powerful Explosion in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Interview with Representative David Dreier
• Tornadoes in Midwest Kill Three, Rescuers Spend Night Trying to Get Those Trapped to Safety
• Difficulties Facing U.S. in Iraq; Interview With Sen. John McCain
• Saudi Blast; Trouble for Cease-Fire in Fallujah; Interview With Madeleine Albright
• Basra Attacks, Fallujah Firefight; Saudi Suicide Attack

April 20, 2004

• Transition Plan for Handover of Power in Iraq; Images of War
• Fallout from Woodward Book; Interview with Frank DeAngelis, Principal of Columbine High School
• Kamber & May; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Saudi Ambassador Confronts Woodward on Points in New Book

April 19, 2004

• U.S. Death Toll at 100 for April in Iraq; Did the Saudis Know Bush's Plans for War in Iraq Before the National Security Team Did?
• Prolific Sexual Predator Arrested Again; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• In Iraq, Issue of Security, Spanish Forces;
• Iraq Ally Exits; Anxious Waiting; Oklahoma City Bombing Anniversary
• Anxious Waiting for Hostages in Iraq; Trail of Terror
• Coalition Demands Disarmament in Fallujah, Spanish Troops Pulling Out; Woodward Book Likely to Hurt Bush in Polls; 90-Second Pop: "The Restaurant," "The Apprentice," "Kill Bill"; McDonald's CEO Dies

April 16, 2004

• Hunt for Osama bin Laden; Jayson Williams Trial
• Admitted Child Molester Goes Free Because Alleged Victim Committed Suicide
• President Bush Welcomes Tony Blair at White House; How Are Military Families Handling News of Extended Stays in Iraq?
• "Gimme A Minute"
• Kerry Doing College Tour; Government Program Hopes to Address Private Security Flaws; Orthopedic Surgeon Makes Foot Friendly Designer Shoes

April 15, 2004

• Tax Day has Cometh; New Audiotape Associated With bin Laden
• Working for Halliburton in Iraq One of More Dangerous Jobs in the World; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• New bin Laden Tape?; Iraq Hostage Crisis; '90-Second Pop'
• New Audio Tape Said to be From America's Public Enemy Number One; 9/11 Commission Rips CIA, FBI

April 14, 2004

• President Bush Vows to Stay Course in Iraq; Police in L.A. Investigating New Allegations of Child Abuse Against Michael Jackson
• President Bush Pressed by Reporters About Iraq, War on Terror; Interview with 9/11 Commission Member Tim Roemer
• Interview with U.S. Solicitor General Ted Olson; Fight for Iraq; 90-Second Tips: Kids, Money
• 9/11 Commission Hearings Resume
• Senator Kerry Responds to Bush News Conference; CIA Director George Tenet Appears Before 9/11 Commission

April 13, 2004

• Interview With John Lehman; Fight for Iraq; Jayson Williams Trial
• Two Days of Hearings Set to Begin on Capitol Hill; Interview with Richard Ben-Veniste
• 9/11 Commission Going to Have Some Tough Questions for America's Top Law Enforcement Officials Today
• Latest Developments in Iraq; Did FBI Do Enough to Stop Terrorism?

April 12, 2004

• Three U.S. Marines Killed West of Baghdad; 9/11 Commission Meets Again Tomorrow for More Public Testimony
• Fight for Iraq; 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• The Fight for Iraq; Mars Rovers Mission Extended to September; Master Mickelson
• Ongoing Controversy Over 9/11 Investigation; Jayson Williams Manslaughter Trial Resumes Today

April 09, 2004

• 'Gimme a Minute'; New Brand of Instant Storm Shelter Popping Up
• Tense Moments Inside Fallujah; In Tokyo, Sudden Anti-war Protests
• Violence Raging Across Iraq; Will White House Declassify Document That Could Shed Light on Pre-9/11 Terror Warnings?
• Fight for Iraq; Rice's Testimony in 9/11 Investigation; Stern Punishment
• The Fight for Iraq; Interview With Senator John Cornyn; 9/11 Commission Wants August 6 Document Declassified; Interview With James Woolsey

April 08, 2004

• Coalition Forces Battling Sunni, Shiite Insurgents; 9/11 Investigation, Families' Concerns
• Condoleezza Rice Goes Before 9/11 Commission Today; U.S. Marines Battling Insurgents in Fallujah for Fourth Straight Day

April 07, 2004

• ACLU Suing Over 'No-Fly List'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Widespread Fighting in Iraq; Interview With Senator Carl Levin
• Action in Several Iraqi Cities as American Causalities Mount
• Battle in Fallujah; Pigs Fly in Congress; Interview with Anita Hill
• Iraqis Dying by Dozens in Fallujah

April 06, 2004

• Should U.S. Consider Extending Deadline for Transfer of Power?; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Recent Surge in Violence Taking Deadly Toll on U.S. Forces; Discussion with Paul Bremer
• Heavy Fighting Reported in Fallujah; Iraqi Unrest Spreads
• Deadly Outbreaks Across Iraq; Discussion with Senator Mitch McConnell
• Iraqis Killed in Sadr City; Interview With Senator Joe Biden; Interview With Bob Kerrey; Interview With Paul Bremer

April 05, 2004

• Violent Uprisings Yesterday in Iraqi Town of Najaf; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Marines Block Main Roads Into Fallujah; 'BTK Strangler'
• Violent Day of Unrest in Several Iraqi Towns; Discussion with Iraqi Governing Council Member
• More Bloody Confrontations in a Number of Iraqi Cities; Train Bombings
• Iraq: A Nation on the Brink?; Interview With Richard Ben- Veniste; 'House Call' With Sanjay Gupta

April 02, 2004

• March Jobs Report in; Michael Jackson Case
• Kerry Neglecting Campaign?; Wisconsin Missing Student Case; Colorado Wildfire
• Out of Control in Iraq?; Interview With Senator Dianne Feinstein; Michael Jackson Case
• Bomb Found Along High Speed Train Line South of Madrid; Aftermath of Attacks in Fallujah
• U.S. Vowing Precise, Overwhelming Response to Killings of American Contractors; Discussion with Former Helicopter Pilot Michael Durant
• Doubts Cast on Missing College Student's Tale of Abduction; Michael Jackson's Lawyers Ask for Gag Rule Flexibility; Bush Rides High on Positive Job Report

April 01, 2004

• Head Scarf Debate
• Martha Stewart Retrial?
• A Reunion in Wisconsin; Some of Highest Gasoline Prices Ever
• Upsurge of Attacks in Iraq; Politics & Terror
• Convention Security; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Three U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Rocket Attack; Interview with Senator Carl Levin
• Missing Student Found; Martha Stewart Retrial?; Michael Jackson's Cause; Report: Rice 9/11 Speech Focused on Missiles

March 31, 2004

• Condoleezza Rice Given Green Light to Testify; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• A Dangerous City, a Deadly Bomb; Why Did White House Give in on Letting Condoleezza Rice Testify?
• Early War Plan; Interview With Representative Gregory Meeks
• Violence in Iraq; Interview With Senator Saxby Chambliss; Roadside Bomb in Iraq Kills U.S. Military Personnel
• President Bush Changes Mind about Condoleezza Rice

March 30, 2004

• War on Terror in Pakistan; Interview With Jacques Verges
• Police in Britain Arrests Eight Suspects in Early Morning Raid; Bush Administration Hoping to Strike Deal with Bipartisan Commission Investigating 9/11
• Signs Bush campaign's TV Ads Working; Interview with Interior Secretary Gale Norton
• Is White House Giving into Pressure?; Interview with Democratic Congresswoman Jane Harman of California
• British Arrests; Condoleezza Rice to Testify; Interview With Jacques Verges

March 29, 2004

• Report on Friendly Fire Incident in Iraq; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Political Fallout from 9/11 Investigation; 'Passion' Confession
• Rice Defends Stance on Testimony in Interview; U.S. Soldiers Shut Down Muslim Paper
• Condoleezza Rice Says She Has Nothing to Hide From 9/11 Commission; Questions Still Need to be Answered Ahead of Transfer of Power in Iraq

March 26, 2004

• Zawahiri Speaks; Highway Hardship in Connecticut
• Pressure on Rice to Testify Publicly
• 'Gimme a Minute'; Kobe Bryant Case
• Zawahiri Speaks?; Kerry Back in Campaign Mode; Michael Jackson Grand Jury
• Condoleezza Rice May Appear Before 9/11 Commission Again; Discussion with DNC Chairman

March 25, 2004

• Interview With Representative Christopher Shays; Palestinian Boy Bomber
• Bryant Accuser Appears in Court; Bush Uses Political Humor at Dinner
• Clarke: Rice Did Not do Her Job to Shake Down 9/11 Terrorists
• Political Firestorm Between Former Richard Clarke, Bush Administration; Boy Bomber; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Condoleezza Rice Fires Back at Former Bush Advisor; Kobe Returns to Court Today; Grand Jury to be Chosen to Hear Michael Jackson Evidence
• More Troops Headed for Afghanistan; Dean to Endorse Kerry; Scientists Work to Free an Entangled Whale

March 24, 2004

• White House Reaction to 9/11 Investigation; Life on Mars?
• Clarke to Testify Before 9/11 Commission Today
• Day Two of 9/11 Commission Hearings; Paging Dr. Gupta
• 9/11 Investigation: How is White House Responding?

March 23, 2004

• Interviews With 9/11 Commission Chairman Thomas Kean, Vice Chairman Lee Hamilton; Kerry Under Surveillance for Vietnam Anti-War Activities
• Relationship Between Vice President Dick Cheney, Supreme Court Justice Scalia; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With Richard Clark
• 9/11 Investigation; Interview With Richard Clarke
• Top Cabinet Members From Bush, Clinton Administrations Testifying This Morning

March 22, 2004

• Pakistani Troops Trying to Capture Top Al Qaeda Leaders May Have Lost Chance; Interview with Mohammed Al Douri
• Palestinians Swarm Gaza, Vow Revenge for Death of Hamas Founder; Bush Accused of Ignoring Terrorism, fixating on Saddam, Iraq
• Terror Threats Ignored; Hamas Founder Killed; Interview With Condoleezza Rice
• Interview with Condoleezza Rice; Interview With Akbar Ahmed; '90-Second Pop'
• Hamas Founder Killed; Interview With Ambassador Hasan Rahman

March 19, 2004

• Still Waiting for Word on al Qaeda Fight; Boy Survives Gorilla Attack at Dallas Zoo; Bush Defends Iraq War on One-Year Anniversary
• President Marks First Anniversary of Beginning of War in Iraq; 'Gimme a Miunte'
• Interviews With Condoleezza Rice, Richard Myers
• Terror Chief Cornered; Interview With Condoleezza Rice; 'Extra Effort'
• Interviews With Howard Dean, Steve Coll
• President Marks First Anniversary of Beginning of War in Iraq; 'Gimme a Minute'

March 18, 2004

• Aftermath of Massive Iraq Hotel Bombing; What Led Police to Capture Ohio Sniper Suspect
• Sen. Kerry, Vice President Cheney Attack Each Other; Suspect in Series of Highway Shootings Scheduled to Appear in Las Vegas Courtroom
• Ohio Sniper Arrest; Marcus Wesson Case; '90-Second Pop'
• Iraq Bombings; Effects of Baghdad Bombing Felt in Race for White House; Interview With Wesley Clark; Interview With Mohammed El Baradei
• Is There a New Campaign of Terror in Iraq?; Interview with Rudy Giuliani

March 17, 2004

• Spain Fallout; Family Coping with Loss; Charles McCoy Taken into Custody
• Arrest of Charles McCoy; U.S. Forces Search for Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan
• Charles McCoy Arrested; Hunt for Osama bin Laden; Tax Tips With David Bach; Madrid Attacks Investigation
• Ohio Sniper Suspect Arrested; Jayson Williams Trial; Mother's Instinct Thwarts Kidnapping; Minding Your Business
• Man Believed to Have Brought Terror to Columbus, Ohio Captured; Four American Missionaries Killed in Iraq

March 16, 2004

• Murder Suspect Marcus Wesson in California Jail Waiting Arraignment; New Research Suggests Certain Personal Factors Could Determine Best Way to Quit Smoking
• Suspect Named in Ohio Shootings; Interview With Radek Sikorski; Unitarian Ministers in New Paltz, New York, Face Criminal Charges for Conducting Same-Sex Marriages; A Year in Iraq
• Ohio Police Name Suspect in Interstate Shootings; Spain Arrests More Moroccans in Connection to Train Bombings
• Ohio Mother Murder Case; Popcorn Worker Awarded $20 Million in Lawsuit
• Spanish Authorities Moving Forward on Several Fronts; Interview with Senator Joseph Biden

March 15, 2004

• What Pentagon Did Not Know About Iraq Has Been Costly; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With Former Assistant Secretary of State James Rubin; Antiwar Protests
• Spain Reacts to War and Terror
• Attacks and Aftermath in Spain; Interview With John Timoney; Bizarre Killings in Fresno; Interview With James Rubin
• Interview With Asa Hutchinson; experts Diffuse Bomb Outside U.S. Consulate in Karachi

March 12, 2004

• 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Jayson Williams Trial; Steroid-Like Substance Andro Crackdown
• Three Days of Mourning Under Way in Spain
• Nearly 200 Dead in Spain
• Race to the White House; Conspiracy Case; Who's Responsible for Madrid Bombings?; Talking Martha
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Tomatis Method for ADHD; Mother Faces Murder Charge for Stillborn Twin

March 11, 2004

• 13 Explosions Kill 173 on Morning Spanish Commuter Trains
• Terrorist Bombings Hit Madrid Days Before Parliamentary Elections
• Explosions Kill 173 People as Terrorists Mount Rush Hour Attack on Spanish Commuter Trains
• Kerry, Congressional Democrats Meet Today; Jayson Williams Trial; Blasts Strike Three Madrid Rush Hour Trains

March 10, 2004

• White House Complains Kerry Benefiting From Illegal Ads; Using Humor to Fight Fat
• Interview With Former Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose; Iraq Intelligence
• Bush Campaign Filing Complaint With FEC; Fast-Food Lawsuits
• Iraq Intelligence; Interview With Senator John Vasconcellos, Assemblyman Ray Haynes; Interview With George Foreman
• John Kerry Set to Meet Former Rival Howard Dean; President Bush in Political Battleground State of Ohio

March 09, 2004

• Kerry Moves Closer to Official Democratic Presidential Nomination; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• President Bush on the Campaign Trail; Scott Peterson Case; Four Southern States Holding Primaries Today
• Florida Shaping Up as Key Election Battleground
• In Florida, Senator Kerry Attacks President Bush; Philadelphia Mother Reunited With Daughter
• Primaries Today in Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas; Convicted D.C.-Area Sniper to be Sentenced Today

March 08, 2004

• Bush Supporters Spend Weekend Attacking Record of Kerry;'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• New Era in Iraq; Interview With Former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger
• Senator Kerry Thinking About Sending Own Fact-Finding Team to Iraq; Martha Stewart Has Date With Her Probation Officer
• Closing in on Osama bin Laden; '90-Second Pop'
• Martha Stewart's Future; Interview With Congressman James Greenwood; New Era in Iraq

March 05, 2004

• An Interview with Paul Bremer and Adnan Pachachi; Interview with Rudy Giuliani
• Attorney General John Ashcroft Hospitalized With Gallstones; Hunt for Osama bin Laden
• Historic Day for Iraq
• Weak Numbers in Jobs Report; 'Gimme a Minute'
• Hunt for Osama bin Laden; Scott Peterson Jury Selection Process
• Ashcroft Hospitalized

March 04, 2004

• Bremer Says Most Lethal Enemy Web of Foreign Terrorists, Islamic Extremists; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Election Air Wars; Eisner's Title Shortened
• Ads Air in Battleground States; Interview With Brian Neary; Scott Peterson Case
• Bush's Campaign Unveiling First Television Advertising Today; Jury in Bizarre Texas Murder Case Must Now Decide Sentence
• Interview With Bush Campaign Adviser Karen Hughes; Rebuilding Iraq's Civilian Health Care System
• Padilla Allowed to Meet with Attorney; "Sopranos" Will Return Saunday

March 03, 2004

• Senator Kerry's Success on Super Tuesday; Mission Accomplished for NASA
• Senator Kerry's Winning Ways Force Senator Edwards Out of Race
• Super Tuesday Results; Interview With Hank Aaron
• Kerry Wins Nine Out of 10 States; Mother Finds Daughter She Thought Lost Years Ago

March 02, 2004

• Bombs Target Shiite Muslims; Kerry: International Cooperation Needed in Iraq; State Department Denies Kidnapping Aristide
• Will Super Tuesday be Last Stand John Edwards?; Interview with Senator Bob Graham
• Holy Day Explosions in Iraq; Super Tuesday Showdown
• Holy Day Explosions in Iraq; Iraqi Governing Council Agrees on Interim Constitution
• Trial of Martha Stewart; Interview with Representative David Dreier
• A Bloodbath Today in Iraq; Interview with Senator Barbara Boxer

March 01, 2004

• Martha Stewart Case; Super Tuesday Tomorrow
• Martha Stewart's Trial Moving into Final Days; More Charges Expected Today in Disappearance of Mississippi Family
• Haiti in Crisis; Oscar Wrap
• Democratic Contenders Squared Off Last Night; Jean-Bertrand Aristide Today Former Leader of Haiti
• Interview With Colin Powell; Hollywood Gold Rush

February 29, 2004

• American Morning

February 27, 2004

• 'Gimme a Minute'; Paging Dr. Gupta
• Four Remaining Candidates Have Final Face-to-Face; Disturbing Revelations About Killings at Columbine
• New York Town May Grant Same-Sex Marriage Licenses; Special Oscar Edition of "90-Second Pop"
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Debate; Church Abuse Reports; Subway Samaritan

February 26, 2004

• Martha Stewart Case
• Democratic Candidates Debate Tonight in L.A.
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Social Insecurity?
• Democratic Debate Tonight in Los Angeles
• Haiti Crisis
• Warning to Dropouts
• Crime Scene Evidence From Columbine Massacre on Public Display
• Democratic Presidential Nomination Debate
• 'Minding Your Business'
• 'Passionate' Responses
• Minding Your Business: Disney's Big Cheese Under Fire
• Crisis in Haiti Reaching Critical Mass
• Can Senator John Kerry Widen Lead?
• 'The Passion' the Day After
• Interview with Chairman of Congressional Black Caucus
• 'Ecstasy' Benefit?
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Man Who Gave Waitress a Car as Tip

February 25, 2004

• Martha Stewart Case
• Religion in Pop Culture
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Martha Stewart Case
• Same-Sex Marriage
• Head Injury Dangers
• Interviews With Chuck Hagel, Carl Levin
• Senate Planning to Take Up Bill That Would Protect Gun Makers, Dealers From Lawsuits
• Are Things on Track in Iraq?
• Constitutional Ban on Same-Sex Marriages Front and Center on Political Stage
• Interview With Robert Kaplan

February 24, 2004

• Interview with Colorado Governor Bill Owens
• Martha Stewart Trial
• Celestial Spotlight
• President Bush Taking Up the Gauntlet
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Furor Over 'Passion'
• Interview with Gary Hart
• New You Wraps Up
• Teen Jailed for Violation of Restraining Order Sought by Girlfriend's Parents
• Interview With David Gergen
• Interview With Harry Rosettani
• 'The New You'

February 23, 2004

• President Bush Delivers Major Campaign Speech Tonight
• Ralph Nader Spoiler?
• Chaos in Haiti
• Interview with RNC Chairman
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview with DNC Chairman
• ICRC Representatives Visit Saddam in Iraq
• Rigas Family Trial Begins Today
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Significance of Nader's Decision to Run For President Again
• Interview With Bob Creighton
• Palestinians Appealing to Hague to Support Removal of West Bank Wall
• Rumsfeld Arrives in Iraq Hours After Deadly Bombing
• Interview With Ahmed Rashid
• Latest Developments in Martha Stewart Trial
• American Morning

February 20, 2004

• Interview with University of Colorado President Elizabeth Hoffman
• Martha Stewart Trial
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With Charlie Brennan
• Moroccan Airliner Diverted to Maine
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• 'Minding Your Business'
• America Votes 2004
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Interview With Charles Johnson
• U.S. Government Responding to Violence in Haiti
• How Will Power be Shifted in Iraq?
• Tragic Anniversary
• House Call
• Growing Scandal Involving University of Colorado
• San Francisco Court Will Resume Hearing Into Lawsuit Challenging Same-Sex Marriages
• FBI Joining Search for Missing Family in Rural Mississippi

February 19, 2004

• CU Rape Allegation
• America Votes 2004
• Pressure on White House
• Iraq Elections
• Do Early Clashes Indicate Long, Nasty Campaign?
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Skilling Expected to Surrender to Authorities in Houston
• Astronomical Leaps
• Interview With Terry Holt
• Martha Stewart Trial
• Interview with Former Dean Campaign Chairman
• UC Football Program Without Leader After Series of Late Night Moves
• Latest Developments in Race for Democratic Presidential Nomination
• U.N. Inspectors Find Link Between Iran's Nuclear Program, Military

February 18, 2004

• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Martha Stewart Trial
• University of Colorado Football Sex Scandal
• 'House Call'
• Haiti Unrest
• No Rulings Issued Yet on San Francisco's Same-Sex Marriages
• Interview with Former Georgia Senator Max Cleland
• Kerry Beats Edwards in Close Wisconsin Race
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Democratic Front-Runner Savoring Victory in Wisconsin Primary
• Deadly Attack Against Coalition Base South of Baghdad
• John Kerry Moves Closer to Nomination
• Accusations From Katie Hnida

February 17, 2004

• Wisconsin Primary Today
• Thanking the Troops
• Mystery Disappearance
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Martha Stewart Case
• Mystery Disappearance
• New You Resolution
• Mars Movers
• Same-Sex Marriage
• Wisconsin Primary
• Interview with Howard Dean
• Major Move in Wireless Industry
• Is Bush-Kerry Battle Already Under Way?
• Democracy in Iraq

February 16, 2004

• Five Democratic Candidates Debated Sunday in Wisconsin
• America Votes 2004
• Iraq Transition
• Tennessee Storm
• Transition in Iraq
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview with Senator John Edwards' Wife
• Service Questions
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Minding Your Business: Will the Stealth Tax Affect You?
• Interview with John Kerry's Daughter
• Democratic Presidential Debate
• Is Wisconsin Primary Do or Die Test for Dean's Campaign?
• Soldiers Give Those in Training Firsthand Advice Through Web
• Just Four Guantanamo Detainees Have Been Designated for Trial
• The Safe Haven Law

February 13, 2004

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With Former CIA Director James Woolsey
• Interview With Former CIA Director James Woolsey
• Same-Sex Marriage
• Minding Your Business: ImClone Controversy, Part Two
• Martha Stewart Trial
• Atkins Diet Controversy
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• U.S. Soldier Sends Wife Special Something for Valentine's Day From Iraq
• More on Bush's National Gaurd Service
• Significance of Clark's Expected Endorsement Kerry
• Interview With William Cohen
• Interview With Gavin Newsom; Lesbian Couple Enjoy Legal Marriage
• Jackson Hearing
• Interview With E. Jean Carroll
• Ethical Debate Over Cloning Resparked

February 12, 2004

• Two British Airways Flights Cancelled for Security Reasons
• Bush Military Records
• Interview With David Kay
• Issue of Vietnam Could be First Political Battleground in Campaign Season
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With Mark Mellman
• More Flights Canceled From London
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview With Michael Shara
• Interview With Wesley Clark
• Suicide Strikes in Iraq Prompt Speculation Attacks Work of al Qaeda

February 11, 2004

• More Kerry Wins
• John Kerry Has Won 12 of 14 Democratic Races
• Bush Military Service
• President Bush's Re-election Team Gearing Up for Battle
• Kerry Turns Southern Showdown into Landslide
• More Kerry Wins
• Deadly Car Bombing in Iraq
• Martha Stewart Case
• Best in Show
• Atkins Overweight?
• Talk with John Edwards' Press Secretary
• Minding Your Business: Comcast Makes $66 Billion Bid for Disney
• Martha Stewart Case
• FBI Releases New Evidence in Pizza Delivery Bomb Case
• The Moost of It: Westminster Dog Show
• Interview with Rep. Chris Cox

February 10, 2004

• Interview with Terry Holt
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Virginia, Tennessee, Hold Primaries Today
• New You Resolution
• Police in Ohio Saying Shooter Getting More Brazen
• Martha Stewart Case
• Interview With Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, Dan Senor
• Latest Developments in 2004 Presidential Race
• White House Beginning to Ramp Up Political Activities
• Kerry Goes After First Southern Victories
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Interview with Syndicated Columnist Armstrong Williams
• Iraqi Police Target of Several Deadly Attacks
• Carlie Brucia Case
• U.S. Plans to Handover Power to Iraqi-Formed Government in Only Five Months
• Iraqi Police Target of Several Deadly Attacks Today
• Interview with Rep. Jane Harman

February 09, 2004

• Al Qaeda-Iraq Plan
• Intelligence Probe
• Bush Fighting Back
• Tennessee, Virginia to Hold Primaries Tuesday
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch: Grammy Edition
• Grammy Awards
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Government's Lead Witness in Martha Stewart Trial Back on Stand
• American Airlines Investigating Religious Incident
• Witness to One of Yesterday's Ohio Highway Shootings Gives Police Descriptions
• Al Qaeda-Iraq Plan
• America Votes 2004
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Optimism, Cancer
• Minding Your Business: Dateline: Bangalore
• Interview with Wesley Clark Jr.
• President Bush Heads to Missouri Today
• Music Industry's Best and Brightest on Best Behavior
• Martha Stewart Arrives at Courthouse
• Discussion with David Gergen
• Discussing Alternative Minimum Tax
• Another Sign From Mars That Spirit Alive and Kicking

February 06, 2004

• Rush-Hour Explosion in Russia
• Interview With Dean Campaign Manager Roy Neel
• Intelligence Probe
• 'House Call'
• Minding Your Business: January Job Jump?
• Dick Gephardt Expected to Endorse Kerry Today
• Martha Stewart Case
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Interview With Senator Pat Roberts
• More Backing for Kerry
• January Jobs Report
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Treating Strokes
• Martha Stewart Case
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Minding Your Business: Revving up the Job Growth Engine

February 05, 2004

• Martha Stewart Trial
• Intelligence Defense
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Medical Mistakes
• President Bush Agrees to Give 09/11 Commission More Time
• 'Minding Your Business'
• New Guidelines on Heart Diseases in Women
• Defense of Intelligence
• Interview with Senator Joseph Biden
• Reopening of Senate Offices Starting Today
• Safety Tips For Kids to Avoid Abductions
• Police Florida Say Man They Have in Custody is Suspect in Abduction

February 04, 2004

• Missing Florida Girl
• Pressure on Martha Stewart
• Interview With John Edwards
• Kerry Wins Five of Seven States
• Delayed Reaction
• Enemy of the State?
• 'House Call'
• Florida Police Believe Abduction was Planned
• During Next Week, Five More States Will Hold Presidential Contests
• Star Witness in Case Against Martha Stewart Back on Stand
• Senate Office Buildings Remain Closed Today
• Battle for Democratic Presidential Nomination Shifts to Weekend Caucuses
• Ricin Investigation Expanding
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Janet Jackson Apology
• Talk with New Jersey's Attorney General
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'

February 03, 2004

• Interview With Joseph Lieberman
• Seven-State Battle
• Ricin Scare
• Intelligence Failures
• Discussion with Adviser to Bush-Cheney Campaign
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• New You Resolution
• 09/11 Investigation
• Mississippi Mystery
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Discovery of Ricin in Mailroom of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist
• 269 Democratic Presidential Convention Delegates Up For Grabs
• Interview with Rev. Al Sharpton
• Interview with Senator Bob Graham
• Martha Stewart Trial
• New Development in Series of Ohio Highway Shootings
• Ricin Scare
• Daily Dose: More Men Getting Botox Treatments
• The Long Haul

February 02, 2004

• America Votes 2004
• Intelligence Probe
• Canceled Flights
• Interview With Laura Bush
• Canceled Flights
• Discussion with Joe Trippi
• Prison Standoff Ends
• Halliburton Alleged to Have Over Charged Government for Meals to Troops in Iraq
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With Ivan Bartos
• Can Anybody Slow Kerry's Momentum?
• Interview With Christopher Shays
• Tomorrow a Pivotal Day in Democratic Presidential Nomination Race
• Bush to Announce Independent Panel to Investigate U.S. Intelligence Before Iraq War
• Interview With Pat Strogan
• Interview With Teresa Heinz-Kerry
• Scott Peterson Trial
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Kids and Antidepressants
• Minding Your Business: Ad Nauseam

January 30, 2004

• Southern Showdown
• Interview with NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Hunt for Bin Laden
• Medicare Miscalculation
• 'House Call'
• Super Bowl Spots
• Democrats Attack Bush in Debate
• Some Damaging Details in Jackson Case
• Gimme a Minute
• Minding Your Business: Tapping Brakes on Economic Growth
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Kids, Antidepressants
• Super XXXVIII Bowl

January 29, 2004

• Intelligence Failure
• Intelligence Failure
• Minding Your Business: Thrown by the Fed
• Interview With Senator Jack Reed
• Seeing Red
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Animal Instinct
• Afghan Offensive
• Hunt for Osama bin Laden
• Martha Stewart Trial
• At Least 10 Killed, 45 Injured in Bus Blast in Jerusalem
• Interview With Representative Porter Goss
• Hunt for Bin Laden
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview with Representative James Clyburn
• Tate to Plead Guilty to Second-Degree Murder
• Interview With Senator Susan Collins

January 28, 2004

• Iraq Reconstruction
• Winter Wallop
• Interview With John Edwards
• Tape Played at Hearing Into 9/11 Attacks
• New View of Mars
• John Kerry Follows Iowa Win with Convincing Victory in New Hampshire
• John Kerry Follows Iowa Win with Convincing Victory in New Hampshire
• Minding Your Business: He Said, She Said
• 'House Call'
• New Hampshire Primary
• Changing Campaign Strategies
• Winter Wallop
• Iraq Security
• Girl, 3, Survived Five Days Trapped in Car Wreck
• Kerry in Control
• Analysis of New Hampshire Primary
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Hair Dye, Cancer
• Minding Your Business: Jungle Boogie

January 27, 2004

• Brutal Winter Blast
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Interview with Senator John Kerry
• New Hampshire Primary
• Interview with Wesley Clark
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Two Deadly Incidents in Iraq Today
• Opening Statements to Begin in Martha Stewart Trial
• They Are Voting in New Hampshire
• Lottery Nightmare
• John Kerry in Lead in New Hampshire
• Hunt for Oscar Gold
• 76th Annual Oscar Nominees Announced
• Testosterone May Halt Onset Alzheimer's Disease
• Clark Wins in Rural Area Where Votes Counted This Morning
• Interview with Howard Dean
• Interview with Joseph Lieberman
• At Least 180,000 Expected to Go to Polls in New Hampshire
• 90 Second Pop: Movie Madness

January 26, 2004

• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Winter Tightens Grip on Nation
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Second Chance for Lionel Tate
• Golden Globes Awards
• New Hampshire Primary
• Interview with Hadassah Lieberman
• Revelations From Former U.N. Inspector
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Over-The-Counter Risks
• Toyota Overtakes Ford as No. 2 Automaker
• Interview with Wife of Wesley Clark
• Two Spacecraft Now on Red Planet
• Lionel Tate Expected to Walk Free Today
• Interview with Wife Of Senator John Edwards
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Scheduled to Campaign Well Into Night
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Interview with Former U.N. Weapons Inspector Terence Taylor
• One Full Day of Campaigning to Go
• Court Hearing to be Held Today in Broward County for Lionel Tate
• Interview With Michael Shara

January 23, 2004

• Interview with Senator Joe Lieberman
• Limbaugh Lawyers Talked About Plea Deal Last Year
• Insurgent Attacks in Iraq
• Defense Wants Accuser's Medical Records in Kobe Bryant Rape Case
• Minding Your Business: Spending Spree
• Democrats in Final Debate Before New Hampshire Primary
• Interview With Judea Pearl
• Seven Democratic Candidates Took Part in Debate
• Interview With Orlando Figueroa
• Democratic Candidates Focused on Issues, Disagreements With Bush, Not Each Other
• Polls Show Dean Falling, Who Benefited from Beating in Iowa
• Why Democratic Candidates Didn't Clash, Focused Criticisms on Bush
• NASA Will Spend Day Trying to Solve Software Problem With Spirit Rover
• Interview With Peter Landesman
• 'Gimme A Minute'
• Golden Globe Awards
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Low Carb Diets
• Minding Your Business
• House Call: Vidana Shot in Head on Mission in Iraq

January 22, 2004

• New Hampshire Race
• Damage Control for Howard Dean
• Terrorist Link?
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• From Surf to Slopes
• Kodak Will Layoff up to 20 Percent of Workforce
• Down to the Wire in New Hampshire
• Latest Developments in the Race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination
• Interview With Marcus Dixon
• Three Attacks Kill U.S. soldiers, Iraqi Civilians
• Interview With Jay Carson
• Interview With Mowaffak Al-Rubaie
• Former Chief Accounting Officer at Enron Surrenders to Authorities
• Contradictions Facing Salvation Army After it was left $1.5 Billion Donation
• Keery Challenges Still High, So Are Poll Results
• Kerry's Rise in Polls, Dean's Fall; Debate This Evening
• Donna Brazile Analyzes America Votes 2004
• Battle of Texas Exes
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Sleep & Creativity
• Minding Your Business: It's All Good
• Interview With Amy Weiss, Wayne Rosso
• Former Enron Chief Accounting Officer Turns Self in Today in Houston

January 21, 2004

• Interview with Senator Jon Corzine
• State of the Union on the Road
• Analysis of State of the Union Speech
• State of the Union: Pro's View
• 'House Call'
• Interview With Nancy Pelosi
• State of the Union
• Interview with Congressman Porter Goss
• Interview With Congressman Harold Ford
• Martha Stewart Trial
• Interview with Mayor Jeff Ira of Redwood City, California
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Martha Stewart's Back in Court Today
• What's the Best Thing to Eat for Breakfast to Keep You Going?
• New You Resolution
• Interview With Rudy Giuliani
• Democratic Presidential Immediately Found Fault With President's Address
• President Spreads Ideas of State of the Union in Visits Today
• Interview With Barbara Boxer
• Interview With Alex Prud'homme
• Peterson Murder Trial to Move to San Mateo County
• Interview With Chuck Hagel
• Iraqi Reaction to State of the Union Speech
• Georgia Company Helps Consumers Buy Drugs From Canada
• President Bullish on Economy in State of the Union Address

January 20, 2004

• Interview with Senator John Edwards
• Iowa Caucuses
• On to New Hampshire
• Interview with Paul Bremer
• Defending Jackson
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Political Landscape Surrounding Democratic Presidential Candidates Looks Different This Morning
• Interview with White House Communications Director
• Kerry Battle Remains Uphill
• Jury Selection in Stewart Trial to Begin Today
• Prosecutors to Ask Judge to Overturn Decision to Change Venue After Jury Survey Found Fraudulent in Peterson Case
• Interview With John Kerry
• What Americans Can Expect to Hear in State of the Union Address
• Political Issues in the News Today
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Rather Admits Cancer

January 19, 2004

• Interview with Senator John Edwards
• Interview with Dick Gephardt
• Michael Jackson Case
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Dueling Political Messages
• Paging Dr. Gupta: 'New' Atkins Diet
• Interview with Howard Dean
• First Caucus Today in Iowa
• First Big Test of Year in Iowa
• Final Hours Before Voting Starts in Iowa
• Interview with Senator John Kerry
• Deadly Violence This Weekend in Iraq
• Interview With Yolanda King

January 16, 2004

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Political Strategists Calling Situation in Iowa Fluid
• Jackson in Court
• Is It Safe to Buy Prescriptions on the Internet?
• Deep Freeze
• Michael Jackson in Court Today for Arraignment
• America Votes 2004
• Minding Your Business: Spinning Enron
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Top American in Iraq at White House
• Three Days Before Iowa Caucuses
• Deep Freeze
• Interview With Senator Kerry
• Michael Jackson Will be Arraigned Today

January 15, 2004

• America Votes 2004
• Exploring Mars
• Bitter Cold
• Bitter Cold Weather
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Low-Carb Craze
• Minding Your Business: Big Bank Merger: Is Bigger Better?
• Trouble in Neverland
• Victim Harassment
• Michael Jackson Case
• Kennedy Attacks Bush
• White Hot Political Race in Iowa
• Volunteers From Around Country Storm into Iowa
• Race in Iowa Tight
• Mars Rover on a Roll
• Frigid Weather in Boston
• President's Space Ideas

January 14, 2004

• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• George Harrison Lawsuit
• Minding Your Business: Mutual Fund Payola
• Discharged Soldiers
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Power of Endorsements
• New Focus on Space
• Trouble in Neverland
• Interview with NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
• Held But Not Charged
• Iowa Caucuses Just Five Days Away
• To Boldly Go...
• Interview with Wesley Clark
• Interview With Peter Walker, Michael Arad
• A Big Development in Enron Case

January 13, 2004

• Interview With Congressman Christopher Cox
• Iowa Caucuses
• Helicopter Goes Down in Iraq
• Bush vs. O'Neill
• High Calling
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Scenes from Mars
• New You Resolution
• Domestic Controversy Hanging Over President Bush
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Fighting Words From President's Former Treasury Secretary
• Bush Has Double Digit Leads Over Two Top Democratic Candidates
• Interview with Sen. Tom Harkin
• Controversy for President Bush Back Home
• No Cameras Allowed in Courtroom Friday for Arraignment of Michael Jackson
• Interviews With Heather Herman, John Kirtland

January 12, 2004

• BRRRRRRRRRRR!
• Criticizing Bush
• Survivor's Story
• 'Minding Your Business'
• America Votes 2004: Iowa Debate
• Interview with Senator John Edwards
• Bishop on Trial
• Art of Negotiation
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Closer Look at Democratic Race in Iowa and Beyond
• Controversial Comments From Former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill
• Why Did Pyongyang Allow Inspectors in Now?
• Resisting Attacks in Iraq
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Sexually Active People Have Fewer Heart Attacks
• Minding Your Business: Martha, Webmaster
• Interview With John Kerry

January 09, 2004

• Manhunt Ends
• Bush's Space Proposal
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Change of Venue in Peterson Case
• Mountain Lion Attack
• Mars Pictures
• Mountain Lion Attack
• Minding Your Business: Fastows on the Clock
• New You Resolution
• Protest Zones Set Up by Secret Service at Presidential Stops Around Country
• Latest on Democratic Race for Presidential Nomination
• Man Made Repeated Threats Against Family Members of Common Law Wife
• Interview With Orin Augustus, Robert Jenkins, Marlon DeFillo
• Legal Questions Involved in Latest Developments in Enron Case

January 08, 2004

• Mission: Iraq
• The Reason for War
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Blackhawk Crash
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Interview With Dr. Anthony Fauci, National Institutes of Health
• Immigration Change
• Mission: Iraq
• Laura's Life
• New You Resolution
• New You Resolution
• Bush Ready to Dive Head First into Some Murky Political Waters
• Scott Peterson's Attorney Says There's No Way His Client Can Get Fair Trial
• Scott Peterson Case

January 07, 2004

• America on Alert: High Anxiety
• Mega Millions Lottery Winner
• Air Security
• Secrets of 'Balancers'
• Michael Jackson Surrenders Passport
• Missing Passenger
• Airport Searches
• Rescued Skier
• New You Resolution
• Bush Expected to Propose Major Changes in Immigration Laws
• Michael Jackson Surrenders Passport
• Shift Near Top for Democratic Presidential Candidates
• Two Death Row Inmates Scheduled to Die Tonight in Arkansas
• President Bush's Reelection Chances Looking Healthy Today
• French Police Detained Woman Trying to Board Paris to Cincinnati Flight
• 101st Homecoming
• WTC Memorial
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Smoking, Breast Cancer
• 'Minding Your Business'

January 06, 2004

• Airline Security
• Analysis of Airline Security
• The Debaters
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Internet Voting
• Martha Stewart Case
• Vision of Mars
• Jury Selection Process Begins Today in Martha Stewart Case
• Diana Probe Delayed
• Mars Close-Ups
• Diana Probe Delayed
• Coffee Can Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
• New You Resolution
• Why Key Democrats are Supporting Dean
• Military Orders Soldiers Who Come Home From Active Duty Cannot Leave Service For 90 Days
• Legal Issues Involved in Martha Stewart Trial
• Interview With Bob Baer
• Execution of Mentally Ill Man Scheduled Today

January 05, 2004

• Airline Security
• U.S.-Visit Screening Program Begins Today
• New Audio Tape Said to be Osama Bin Laden
• Democrats Debate
• Jackson in Charge?
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Behind the Raised Threat
• Rose Comes Clean
• Martha Stewart Case
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Interview with Tom Ridge
• New You Resolution
• Excitement Within NASA
• New Security Steps
• New Screening Procedures at Nation's Airports
• Group of Presidential Hopefuls Gathered Yesterday in Iowa to Debate

January 02, 2004

• Airline Security
• Opening Doors?
• America Votes
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Opening Doors?
• Interview with 'South Beach Diet' Author Dr. Arthur Agatston
• Minding Your Business: Financial Resolutions
• BA Flight Targeted
• Aftermath of Iranian Earthquake
• Could Viagra be Used to Treat Something Other Than Impotence?
• North Korea Seems Ready to Open Doors of Main Nuclear Complex
• Flights Have Become Focus of Security Officials
• Iraq Entering Year It's Supposed to Take Control of Own Affairs
• Discussion with Lt. Gen. Dennis Cavin

January 01, 2004

December 31, 2003

• New Year's Celebrations Security
• Iran Earthquake Relief
• Interview with Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman
• Iraq-Al Qaeda Link?
• Interview with Professor Jonathan Turley
• 2003: Case for War
• Minding Your Business: Wall Street to Close Year with Bang!
• Interview with Governor of Nevada
• Quake in Iran
• Challenges in Iraq for 2004
• Americans Held
• Interview With E. Jean Carroll
• Security Preparations for New Year's Eve Around the Country
• Interview With Pat Lalama
• Interview With Ray Kelly
• Special Prosecutor Will Head up Investigation into Leaked name of CIA Operative
• Questions About Who's Controlling Jackson's Day to Day Matters
• Police in Saudi Arabia Announce Arrest of Three Men in Connection with Bombing
• What to Eat in 2004

December 30, 2003

• Airline Security
• Earthquake Relief
• Airline Security
• Political Infighting
• 2003: Last Word on Books
• Jackson Case
• Nation's Terror Alert Level to Remain at Orange Through Week
• Interview with Tom Ridge
• Ban on Pressure-Treated Wood Begins Tomorrow
• Domestic Terrorism
• Cold Medicine Abuse
• Iraqi Killed, Three More Wounded When Roadside Bomb Exploded
• Talk with Darryl Hunt
• Will Mad Cow Now Turn into Angry Dispute Between U.S., Canada?

December 29, 2003

• Dean & Religion
• Death Toll in Iran Could Exceed 22,000 from Quake
• Michael Jackson Speaks
• Mad Cow Spreads
• Iran Earthquake, Relief, Recovery
• Target Las Vegas?
• Minding Your Business: Mad Cow Boost
• Jackson Case
• Infected Cow Was Bought in Canada
• Michael Jackson Claims Police Abuse
• Convicted Teen Murderer Gets Second Chance
• Suspects in Karbala Blast Arrested
• Mud Slide Death Toll Raised to 14
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Airline Security
• 2003: Last Word on Business
• 2003: Last Word on Business

December 26, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Iran Earthquake
• Pets as Presents
• Quality of Intelligence
• Iraq Violence
• The Art of Regifting
• Israel Closes Borders to Palestinian Territories
• Several Missing After Mudslides Hit Santa Barbara
• Officials Say Terrorists Intended To Hijack Airliner, Crash Into Las Vegas
• Interview With Steven Grover
• Interview With Terri Cullen
• Officials Still Concerned About Threat of Attack by al Qaeda
• The Law in 2003
• Illegal Vaccines Have Sprung up Wake of Shortages
• Christmas In Britain
• Best, Worst TV shows, Ads of 2003
• Massive Mudslide In Santa Barbara County
• People Missing After Torrential Rain Causes Massive Mudslide in Santa Barbara County
• Interview With Harper Family
• Interview With John Stauber
• Interview With Kiron Skinner, Ivo Daalder
• Post-Holiday Sales

December 25, 2003

• Interview With Karol Jackowski, Johnny Ray Youngblood, Forrest Church
• Robot Doctor
• 90-Second Pop
• The Spirit of Regifting
• Interview With David Chatham, Jenny Chatham
• Who Made Political News in 2003?
• Interview With Sister Karol Jackowski, Rev. Dr. Forrest Church, Rev. Dr. Johnny Ray Youngblood
• A Look at Traditional English Christmas
• Analysis With Ken Pollack
• Interview With Johnny Cochran, Linda Fairstein
• Cashing in on Christmas
• Nearly 200 Killed in Deadly Accident in China
• Interview With Lisa Beyer
• Is Your House Making You Fat?
• Interview With Jim Nader
• Minding Your Business
• Analysis With David Grange
• Who Decides What Is a Miracle?
• The Family Tom

December 24, 2003

• Mad Cow in the U.S.
• Malvo Gets Life
• Interview With Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman
• Interview With FAA Administrator Marion Blakey
• Sniper Malvo Gets Life
• 2003: Last Word on Music
• Britain's Beagle 2 Scheduled to Land on Mars Today
• Interview With Angelique Nedera
• Financial Repercussions of Discovery of Mad Cow Disease in U.S.
• Interview With Paul Holton
• Look Into Mad Cow
• Military Stepping Up Presence Around Cities Considered Likely Terrorist Targets
• Interview With John W. McCarthy
• Interview With Bob Meyers
• Interview With Archbishop John Foley
• A Probie's Life: Jorge Pena

December 23, 2003

• Interview With Rafi Ron
• Nation's Airports Tightening Security
• A New Libya
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Alzheimer's Disease
• Handling Holiday Stress
• California Earthquake
• 'House Call'
• 2003: Last Word on Movies
• President Bush Telling Americans to Go About Routines
• Analysis of Rush Limbaugh, Martha Stewart Cases
• Aftermath of California Quake
• California Earthquake
• Jury to Decide if Malvo Should Get Death Penalty
• Shift by Libya
• Discussion with Rudy Giuliani
• In California, Death Toll Stands at Two
• Military Career of Lt. Col. Allen West Coming to an End
• A Probie's Life

December 22, 2003

• Interview With Tom Ridge
• Jury to Decide if Malvo Should Get Death Penalty
• Rush Limbaugh Probe
• Covered with Glory
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Tracking the Flu
• Orange Alert
• Legal Spotlight
• Interview with Mayor Anthony Williams
• What Effect Will Xenical Have on Obesity in Children?
• L.A. Reaction to Raised Threat Level
• Deadline Tonight for Families of 9/11 Victims to File Claims for Federal Compensation
• Security Being Beefed Up at Airports, Seaports
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• 2003: Last Word on Politics
• United States Now at Orange
• Moammar Qaddafi Pledges to Abandon Programs to Build WMDs
• One FDNY Recruit's Surprising Story

December 19, 2003

• Formal Charges Against Michael Jackson
• Malvo Verdict Reaction
• Kobe Bryant Case
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• The Malvo Verdict
• Life in the Fast Lane
• Dream Jobs
• Iraq: 'First Glance'
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Formal Charges
• Wal-Mart Mounting Defense About Allegations of Hiring Illegal Immigrants
• White House Warning Israel Not to Take Steps That Would Sideline Road Map
• President Bush Given All Clear by Doctors for Now
• Paul Bremer Saying Assassination Attempt on His Life Made
• Malvo Jury Rejected Defense Argument He Was Brainwashed

December 18, 2003

• Operation Ivy Buzzard
• Malvo Jury Deliberations
• Interview with Sniper Victim Paul LaRuffa
• Formal Charges Expected Against Michael Jackson Today
• Malvo Deliberations
• President's Knees
• Formal Charges
• Interview with Uma Thurman
• Member of U.S. Army Shot and Killed
• Look at Progress on the Ground in Iraq
• Capture of Saddam Hussein Good for President Bush's Approval Ratings
• Hinckley Decision
• Dream Jobs
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Malvo Jury
• Golden Globe Nominations
• Halliburton Under Fire
• Dissenting Episcopal Bishop

December 17, 2003

• Flu Containment Effort
• Jury Deliberations Begin Today in Second Sniper Case
• Sex Toys Sting
• Wright Stuff
• Iraq Without Saddam
• Dream Jobs
• Facing Saddam
• Gift of Health
• Will Jury Buy Lee Boyd Malvo's Insanity Defense?
• 'Operation Ivy Blizzard'
• Kobe Bryant Case
• President Bush Says Former Iraqi Dictator Deserves Ultimate Penalty

December 16, 2003

• Questions, Violence in Iraq
• Powell Prostate Surgery
• Saddam Interrogation
• Jackson's Parents Talk
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Less Invasive Prenatal Tests
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Saddam's Secrets
• Dream Jobs
• Interview With Cindy Laquidara
• Interview With Noah Feldman
• Saddam & 2004 Politics
• Thurmond's Daughter

December 15, 2003

• Interview with Senator John Kerry
• Saddam Hussein Captured: Political Fallout
• Making the ID
• Saddam's Spider Hole Hideout
• Interview with General Ricardo Sanchez
• Saddam Likely to be Indicted for War Crimes
• All in the Family
• Interview With Robert Baer, Frank Rubino
• Capture of Saddam Hussein Very Big Political Victory for Bush
• Minding Your Business: Economic Impact of Saddam's Capture
• Interview With Hamid Karzai
• Reaction from London on Capture
• Interview With Hussain al-Shahristani
• Interview With Stephen Viscusi
• Latest Developments in Capture of Saddam Hussein
• Latest Developments in Capture of Saddam Hussein

December 12, 2003

• Protecting Schoolchildren From Flu
• Flu Spreading Fast
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Peanut Allergies
• Flu Spreading Fast
• Minding Your Business: Dow 10,000 -- Finally
• Iraqi Reconstruction
• Interview With Hassan Fattah
• Mix-Up or Bias?
• Attorneys for Kobe Bryant Want Mother of Accuser to Appear in Court
• Flu Outbreak
• Look at Flu Situation
• Iraq Attacks
• Five Digit Dow
• U.S. Troops Not Only Ones at Risk from Dangers Posed by Attacks
• Malvo Trial
• Veterans in Colorado
• Fighting the Flu: Answering Your E-Mail
• Interview With Ryan Underwood

December 11, 2003

• Tel Aviv Blast
• Connection to Al Qaeda?
• Interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci
• Wrestling Death
• Rules of War
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Secondhand Smoke
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Flu Fears
• Gays in the Military
• Flu Fears
• Interview with Sen. John McCain
• Wrestling Death
• War of Words Being Waged Across Atlantic
• Search for Dru

December 10, 2003

• Jackson Memo
• New Hampshire Showdown
• The Malvo Case
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Alcoholism Drug
• Minding Your Business: Flirting with 10,000
• Tuition Squeez
• 'International News Desk'
• National Guard Will Join Search for Dru Sjodin
• Michael Jackson Memo
• Search for Dru
• House Call: HGH Internet Claims
• Interview with Wesley Clark
• Democrats Debate
• Life in 'Pictures'
• Interview with Senator Joe Lieberman
• Three Men Charged in Connection With Nightclub Fire

December 09, 2003

• Gore Endorses Dean
• Search for Dru
• Search for Dru
• Backing for Howard Dean
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Stress & Alzheimer's
• Malvo Trial
• Interview With David Groh, Richard Conlin
• Aggression, Kids
• Vice President Gore Expected to Endorse Howard Dean
• Operation Avalanche Under Way in Afghanistan
• Backing for Howard Dean
• Representative Janklow Resigning Effective January 20
• Mental State of Lee Boyd Malvo Now Focus in Murder Trial
• Minding Your Business: Dow 10,000 Today?
• Al Gore Expected to Endorse Howard Dean

December 08, 2003

• Ohio Shootings Case
• Interview with Michael Ware
• Search for Dru Sjodin
• Getting the Drift in New England
• Chaplain Under Fire
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Breast Cancer Detection
• Search for Dru
• Legal Perspectives
• Flu Shot Frenzy
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Boston Still Digging Out After Record Snowfall
• Election Express
• Update on Dru Sjodin Case
• Army Chaplain Facing Military Hearing Today
• Interview with CDC Director
• 38 Soviet-Era Missiles Reportedly Missing

December 05, 2003

• Prosecutor Killed
• Second Child Claims Jackson Molested Him in 1993
• New Al Qaeda Tape
• Roadside Blast Kills One American Soldier, Three Iraqis
• Deadly Train Blast
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Breast Cancer Detection
• Rush Limbaugh Drug Case
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Minding Your Business: Steel Workers Sour on Bush
• Wintry Storm
• Steroids Scandal
• Culture Shock
• One American Soldier, Three Iraqis Were Killed in Roadside Bombing
• Michael Jackson Could be Facing Another Allegation
• Search for Dru

December 04, 2003

• Search for Dru
• Homicide Ruling
• Dads in Baghdad
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Nicotine and Memory
• Scott Peterson Will Stand Trial for Murder
• Ohio Shootings
• Minding Your Business: Music Downloaders, Beware
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Civilian-Drafted Mideast Peace Plan Not New Concept
• Search for Dru
• Migraine Cure Being Sought
• Authorities in North Dakota Think They Have Man Who Knows What Happened to Dru Sjodin
• Cincinnati Beating Death

December 03, 2003

• Death in Custody
• Missing Student
• 'Had Enough'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Fighting the Flu
• Minding Your Business: Toy Trouble
• Missing Student
• Death of Nathaniel Jones Has Sparked Anger in Cincinnati
• Ohio Officials Have Linked Another Shooting to Mysterious Spree Near Columbus
• Death in Police Custody
• 'House Call'
• Survival Instincts

December 02, 2003

• Seeds of Terror
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Virtual Colonoscopy
• Are Attacks by Insurgents on the Rise?
• Death in Custody
• A Series of Highway Shootings in Ohio
• Suspect Arrested in Connection with Case of Missing University of North Dakota Student
• Death in Police Custody
• Sniper John Muhammad Expected to Make Appearance at Trial of Alleged Accomplice
• Bending on Steel
• Sunken Treasure
• Flu Season Could be Worst in Decades
• Latest on Man Who Died in Police Custody
• Minding Your Business: Midas Touch
• Firearms Firestorm
• Man Arrested in Missing Student Case
• Study: B-12 May Fight Depression

December 01, 2003

• Battle in Samarra
• Discussion with Staff Sergeant Bruce Jones
• Paging Dr. Gupta: World AIDS Day
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Minding Your Business: Eisner's Ears Burning
• Ohio Shootings
• Holiday Sales
• Iraq Ambush
• Ohio Shootings
• 'House Call'
• When Duty Calls
• U.S. Forces Ready, Hit Back Hard
• Elizabeth Smart Kidnapping Case
• Getting Over Holiday Weight Woes
• Interview with Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Jack Reed
• Ohio Police Asking Person or Persons Behind Shootings to Get in Touch with Them
• Terrorist Counterfeit Connection

November 28, 2003

• Whirlwind Tour
• Life at the Ranch
• Heart Attack Gene
• Bush's Whirlwind Tour
• Quad Transplant
• Interview with Condoleezza Rice
• Transition Problems
• Terror Arrest
• 'Gimme A Minute'
• Fighting the Flu
• Holiday Shopping
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Retailers Hoping For Gold on Black Friday
• Treating Attention Deficit Disorder
• Minding Your Business: Black Friday a Myth?

November 27, 2003

• Interview with the Wiggles
• Thanksgiving Day: Holiday Stress
• Troops Thanksgiving
• Thanksgiving Day With the Troops
• Troops Thanksgiving
• Macy's Parade
• Thanksgiving Day: Turkey Tips
• Some U.S. Troops Returning to Iraq Today
• Thanksgiving Day: Turkey Tips
• Troops Thanksgiving
• Home for the Holiday
• Macy's Parade
• Search for Sadadm
• Special Sisters
• Disloyal Dissident?
• President's Holiday
• Calorie Counting
• Interview with Harvey Fierstein
• Oscar Quest

November 26, 2003

• Michael Jackson on Offensive
• Lee Boyd Malvo a Changed Person?
• Ticking Time Bomb?
• Holiday Dieting
• Holiday Travel Update
• Fightin' Words
• Screen Gems
• Interview With Peter Brookes
• Minding Your Business: America's Wealthiest Home Videos
• Jackson Attorney Declaring War on Anyone Trying to Profit From Accusations Client Facing
• O'Hare Update
• Interview With Cliff May, Peter Fenn

November 25, 2003

• Interview with 'Celebrity Justice' Harvey Levin
• Brave Surfer, Heart of a Champion
• Minding Your Business: Bah Humbug, Holiday Sales to Slip!
• Medicare Overhaul
• Change in Iraq
• When in Iowa
• Food Safety
• Sniper Trials
• Jackson PR Campaign
• Troop Suicides
• 'House Call'
• Attacks Against Iraqis Working With U.S. Increasing
• Interview with Muhammad Trial Juror
• Volunteers Joining Search for Missing University of North Dakota Student

November 24, 2003

• Interview with Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson
• Violent Action in Iraq
• Michael Jackson Facing Music
• Trouble in Neverland
• Crisis in Georgia
• Travel Stress
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Medicare Treatment
• Jackson Allegations
• Minding Your Business: Cell Phone Independence Day
• Political Air War
• Violence Continues as Ramadan's End Draws Near
• Sniper Trials
• Power Play?
• Interview with Senator Edward Kennedy
• Michael Jackson Fighting Back
• Military Investigating Deaths of Two U.S. Soldiers
• Senate Due to Debate Radical Treatment for Medicare Program

November 21, 2003

• Michael Jackson Facing Music
• Terror in Turkey
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Wrinkle Fillers
• Trouble in Neverland
• Rocket Attacks in Baghdad
• Turkish Police Have Arrested Several Suspects
• Michael Jackson Case
• Minding Your Business: Trade Talks, Tactics
• Bushes Wrapping up Visit to UK
• Life or Death for Muhammad?
• Baghdad Rocket Attacks
• Bombings in Turkey
• Michael Jackson Proclaiming His Innocence
• President Bush Having Simple Lunch at Local Pub with Blair
• Interview With Ted Sorensen
• Should Convicted Sniper John Muhammad Die For His Crimes?

November 20, 2003

• Pop Star Michael Jackson Expected to Surrender to Police
• Minding Your Business: Jackson Feeling Squeeze
• Interview With Fawaz Gerges
• Smoke Screen
• Pros and Cons of Screening Newborns for Disorders
• Bush in Britain
• Interview With Jeanine Pirro
• Soccer Prodigy
• Interview With David Claridge
• 90 Second Pop
• Prosecutors Expected to Rest Case in Trial of Malvo Sometime Tomorrow
• Latest on Tragic Toll in Terror Attacks in Istanbul

November 19, 2003

• Jackson Investigation
• Discussion About Michael Jackson Investigation
• Sniper Trials: Penalty Phase
• Bush in Britain
• Army Reservist Fears His Wife Will be Deported
• Minding Your Business: Handcuffs on Wall Street
• Bush Address
• Sleeping With Snorers Can be Hazardous to Your Health
• Protests in Great Britain
• President Bush Will Deliver Major Speech
• Raid on Michael Jackson's Neverland

November 18, 2003

• Verbal Instant Messaging
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• Interview with Sniper Victim Paul LaRuffa
• John Muhammad Verdict
• Martha Stewart Case
• Sniper Trials
• Minding Your Business: Prescription Bill for Seniors in Sight
• Minding Your Business: Prescription Bill for Seniors in Sight
• Same-Sex Marriage
• Show of Force in London
• Jessica Lynch Interview
• Life in Prison or Death Penalty
• Discussion with Colin Powell
• President About to Leave for Europe
• Martha Stewart Expected Back in Court
• Jessica Lynch Interview

November 17, 2003

November 14, 2003

• Getting Tough on Insurgents in Iraq
• Interview With Senator Tom Daschle
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Appetite Suppressing Nasal Spray
• Interview With Roy Moore
• Sniper Trials
• Analysis of Trials of Snipers, Scott Peterson
• Caught Off Base
• Sniper Trials: In the Hands of the Jury
• Minding Your Business: Coming in the Mail, Bigger Tax Refund Check
• Transfer of Power
• Minding Your Business: Coming in the Mail, Bigger Tax Refund Check
• U.S. Changing Tactics to Fight Insurgents
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Interview With Richard Roth
• The Waiting Game is Over in Modesto
• 30-Hour GOP Talk-a-thon Extended
• U.S. Forces in Iraq on the Attack
• Discussion with Authors of the Book 'Sniper'

November 13, 2003

• Changing Approach of White House
• Tale of Two Trials
• Missing Mom Mystery
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Two Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Put to Test
• Operation Iron Hammer
• Sniper Trials
• Rosie O'Donnell Verdict
• Fate of Accused D.C.-Area Sniper Suspect John Muhammad Almost in Hands of Jury
• Latest on Story of Military Mother Who Defied Orders
• Prosecutors in Peterson's Preliminary Hearing Coming to Final Few Witnesses
• Operation Iron Hammer in Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Wal-Mart Tunes Up
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• 30-Hour Talk-a-thon in Senate Now
• Proposed Strategy Shift in Iraq
• Alzheimer's Changes Everything for Victims, Caregivers

November 12, 2003

• Millionaire Cleared
• Post-War Strategy in Iraq
• Peterson Hearing
• Saudi Sentiment
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Hepatitis Outbreak
• 'Tragic Indifference'
• Minding Your Business: Bring on the Perks
• Durst Acquitted
• Interview with Senator Mitch McConnell
• House Call: Flu Shots
• Deadly Bombing in Nasiriyah
• Jury Pronounced Durst Not Guilty
• Surprise Ending to Bizarre Murder Trial of Robert Durst

November 11, 2003

• Interview with Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
• Sniper Trials; Tale of Two Trials
• Supreme Court Test
• Serving in Iraq
• Interview With General Richard Myers
• Paging Dr. Gupta: New Study on SIDS
• Bombing Arrests
• 'Rosie' Lawsuits
• Political Heat
• Bush Goes to London Next Week
• Bitter Legal Fight Between Rosie O'Donnell, Former Publisher Drawing to Close
• Minding Your Business: George W. Bush, Man of Steel
• Guy Flicks
• First Claim of Responsibility in Deadly Bombing in Riyadh Surfaces
• Sniper Trials
• Interview with Johnnie Cochran
• Discussion with Secretary of Veterans Affairs
• Choosing Between Duty and Family

November 10, 2003

November 07, 2003

• Deadly Chopper Crash
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Avoidable War?
• Precautionary Measures Taken After Test for Anthrax Came Back Positive
• Minding Your Business: Nittany Napster
• Testosterone Therapy
• Deadly Chopper Crash
• Interview With Paul Ragan
• Military Officials Confirming Worst about U.S. Black Hawk
• What Does President's Speech Yesterday Mean for U.S. Policy in Mideast?
• Spreading Democracy
• Army Dismissing Charge of Cowardice Against Soldier
• Sniper Trial
• Silicone Implants Discouraged by Advisory Board Member

November 06, 2003

• Troop Rotation
• Interview with Howard Dean
• Office Surgeries
• Rosie Lawsuit
• Interview with Presidential Candidate Wesley Clark
• Rosie Lawsuit
• Larger Troop Rotation Plan
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Gary Leon Ridgway Escapes Execution
• Microsoft Security Suit
• Interview with Senator Jay Rockefeller

November 05, 2003

• Abuse Charges
• America Votes 2004: Youth Appeal
• How Did the Democrats Do Last Night?
• Abortion Law
• America Votes 2004: Youth Appeal
• AWOL and in Trouble With the Army
• Soldiers Injured When Helicopter Shot Down Spoke for First Time
• Interview with Former Defense Secretary William Cohen
• 20th Hijacker
• Denver Rejects Stress Test
• Heart Health
• Green River Killer
• Minding Your Business: Prosecutors to Retry Frank Quattrone
• Peterson Preliminary Hearing
• 'Rock the Vote' Recap
• Some of 20 Soldiers Injured in Crash Talk About Experience
• Sniper Trial Expected to Resume in Hour in Virginia

November 04, 2003

• Peterson Case, DNA Test on Hair Challenged by Defense
• Mutual Fund Ripoff
• Interview With Family of Downed Helicopter Pilot
• Peterson Case: DNA Test on Hair Challenged by Defense
• Cover Stories?
• Cover Stories?
• Minding Your Business: AT&T; Faces Do Not Call Fines
• What Iraqis Want
• Interview with Senator Zell Miller
• Biopic Battle
• House Call: Fatigue and Heart Attacks
• Tragic Aftermath of Deadly Attack on U.S. Forces in Iraq
• Intimate Portrait
• Ongoing Debate on Miniseries 'The Reagans'
• Another U.S. Soldier Killed This Morning
• Discussion with Senator Joe Biden
• Science Will be Center Stage Again During Scott Peterson's Preliminary Hearing
• U.S. Citizen of Russian Birth Set to Become Head of Russia's Biggest Company

November 03, 2003

• Art of Intelligence
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Poison Treatment
• John Muhammad Case
• Sixteen U.S. Soldiers Killed in Attack on Helicopter in Iraq
• Deadly Day
• Peterson Case
• House Call: Cancer Studies
• Minding Your Business: Take Your Home Phone Number With You
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Testimony Set to Resume in Case Against Scott Peterson
• People Seeing What's Left of Their Homes
• Sixteen Soldiers Killed, 20 Wounded in Missile Attack
• Trial of D.C. Sniper Suspect Continues
• Back to Court Today in Modesto, California
• Two Americans Killed Yesterday Civilians Working for Army Corps of Engineers

October 31, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Sniper Trials: Case Against Muhammad
• U.S. Officials Think Saddam Hussein May be Playing Direct Role
• California Homeowner Finds Hidden Vault After Fire Hits Home
• Peterson Hearing
• Interview with FEMA Director Mike Brown
• Resistance in Iraq
• Under Fire
• Sniper Trials: Case Against Muhammad
• California Wildfires: Coming Home
• Peterson Case
• Interview With KFBK Radio Reporter Chris Filippi
• Interview With Marla Runyan
• 'House Call'
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• 'Minding Your Business'

October 30, 2003

• Interview with Ed Smart, Lois Smart
• Interview With Battalion Chief George Corley
• Minding Your Business: Quirk Barrel Legislation
• Airline Insecurity
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Birth Study
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• East of L.A., Raging Fires Have Consumed About 600 Homes
• House Call: Heart Stent Warning
• Sniper Trial
• Talk with Former CIA Director James Woolsey
• Down to Earth
• Interview with Senator Chuck Hagel
• Science Will be Center Stage When Scott Peterson's Preliminary Hearing Resumes
• Neighboring States Pledging More Resources to Help California

October 29, 2003

• California Wildfires: State in Flames
• Interview with Representatives Peter King, Chris Bell
• Scott Peterson's Preliminary Trials Begins Today
• Scott Peterson Case
• Minding Your Business: Tyco Gone Wild, the Videotape
• State in Flames
• Iraq Violence
• House Call: Insomnia Drug
• Fast Moving Fire Northwest of L.A. Very Close to Some Homes
• Wildfires Continue in Southern California
• Interview with Senator Bob Graham

October 28, 2003

• California Wildfires: State of Destruction
• California Wildfires: San Bernardino County, California
• Troops in Iraq
• California Wildfires: State of Destruction
• California Wildfires: On The Front Lines
• Durst Murder Trial
• Minding Your Business: Tyco Gone Wild, the Videotape
• Interview with FEMA Director Michael Brown
• Kids and Media
• Interview With A.J. Jacobs
• Minding Your Business: Tyco Gone Wild, the Videotape
• Interview with FEMA Director Michael Brown
• Extreme Makeover
• California Wildfires: State of Destruction
• Lunch Money
• Interview With Hassan Fattah, Editor of 'Iraq Today'

October 27, 2003

• Durst Murder Trial
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Medicating Kids
• Week Two of Sniper Suspect's Trial Begins Today
• Baghdad Bombings
• California Wildfires: State of Destruction
• Baghdad Bombings
• Minding Your Business: Bank of America to Buy Fleet for $47 Billion
• Series of Deadly Explosions Rocks Baghdad
• Driving for Life
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Cancer Screening Test Doubles Rate of Those Who Quit Smoking
• Legal Tug-of-War Over Terry Schiavo's Life and Death
• Deadly Wildfires in California
• Minding Your Business: Charities Getting Short-Changed
• In Iraq, Holy Month of Ramadan Began with Series of Bombings
• Senate Select Commission Planning to Release Report Sharply Criticizing CIA for Prewar Intelligence

October 24, 2003

• Update on White House Leak Investigation
• Delegates from 60 Countries Pledging Their Cash For Reconstruction
• 'Minding Your Business'
• Stupid TV Tricks
• Wal-Mart Busts
• Genetic Testing Proves Big Help in Breast Cancer Risk Evaluation
• Murder Trial of Robert Durst
• Solar Flare-Up
• Double Standard?
• Hazing Death?
• Prescription Drug Benefit for People on Medicare
• Sniper Suspect Muhammad's Trial Continues Today
• End of an Era For Well-Heeled Travelers
• U.S. Soldier Killed
• Check Please
• 'Gimme a Minute'

October 23, 2003

• Sniper Suspect Muhammad No Longer Representing Himself
• Terri Schiavo Back on Life Support
• Tough Road Ahead
• Minding Your Business: Canning Spam
• Diagnose an Imminent Heart Attack
• Twenty Years Ago Today, Terrorist Attack in Beirut
• John Muhammad Case
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Tragic Anniversary
• Deadly Mysteries

October 22, 2003

• International Wrap, Eye on World
• Showdown: Iraq Aid
• Showdown: Iraq Aid
• Sniper Trials: John Muhammad's Case
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Hostility & Hypertension
• President's Tour
• Interview With Representative Roy Blunt
• Sniper Trials: Face of Face
• Minding Your Business: Rah, Rah, Sis Boom Blah!
• Hard Lessons
• Key Senator Recommending Reassignment of Army General
• Interview With John Negroponte
• Life-and-Death Battle in Florida
• President Bush Scheduled to Arrive in Australia This Hour
• Life and Death Battle in Florida
• Taking the Plunge
• Interview With Donna Summer
• Another Chapter in Legal Fight for Terry Schiavo's Life
• Interview With Attorney and Novelist Attorney Scott Turow

October 21, 2003

• Help in Iraq?
• Mixing Medicines
• Going Over Niagara Falls
• Air Security Breach
• Interview with Montgomery County Executive Doug Duncan
• Risks of Self-Representation in Court
• Sniper Trials: John Muhammad Case
• Iran Ready to Deal on Nuclear Facilities?
• Bush in Asia
• Clandestine Diary
• Air Security Breach
• Minding Your Business: Give it that Old College Mark-Up
• Skipping Iowa
• Kobe Bryant Will Stand Trial on Charge of Sexual Assault
• Life and Death Battle
• Talk With Brother of Sniper Victim
• Racial Profiling
• ADHD: Not Just For Kids Anymore?

October 20, 2003

• Sniper Suspect Trial Begins Today
• Fort Stewart Conditions
• Sniper Suspects Trials
• President Bush in Bangkok
• Separated Twins
• Minding Your Business: Pink Slips at Sony?
• Bush Says Good Progress Being Made to Find Peaceful Solution to North Korean Crisis
• Voice of Terror
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• College Student Believed to be Responsible for Breach of Airline Security
• Interview With Al Sharpton
• Opening Statements in Capital Murder Trial of John Allen Muhammad
• Nine-Member Congressional Delegation Will Travel to Iraq Tomorrow
• Keeping Big Cats in Small Spaces
• Mother Teresa, 'Icon of Charity'
• Steroids Scandal
• Starvation Stunt
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Medications Ease Side Effects of Cancer Treatment
• Minding Your Business: Hey, Big Spenders

October 17, 2003

• Iraq Reconstruction
• Karbala Battle
• Interview With Astronaut Don Pettit
• Minding Your Business: Social Security Checks Getting Bigger
• Sports Talk
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Microwaved Vegetables
• Do You Believe in Ghosts?
• Violence in Iraq Continues
• Controversy in Anglican Church Over Gay Bishop Intensifies
• Iraq Violence
• Interview with Syrian Ambassador to United Nations
• President in Asia
• Sports Doping
• Prosecution, Defense in Scott Peterson Case Will be in Court Today
• Interview with Saxby Chambliss
• Russia, France, Germany Say They're Not Ready to Send Troops
• What Caused Wednesday's Deadly Staten island Ferry Crash?
• Interview With John Bryson Chane
• The Last Emperor
• Heartburn Medication Can Reduce Risk of Ulcers From Anti- Inflammatory Drugs

October 16, 2003

• Staten Island Ferry Tragedy
• Kobe Bryant Headed for Trial?
• Talk With Survivor of Ferry Crash
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Staph Infection
• Silicone Implants
• Vatican Celebration
• Deadly Ferry Disaster in New York
• Cubs So Close, Yet So Very Far
• Staten Island Accident
• Germany, France, Russia Have Agreed to New U.N. Resolution
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Minding Your Business: National Boss Day
• President Blaming Palestinian Leaders for Deadly Attack on U.S. Diplomatic Convoy
• Headed for Trial?
• Reintroduction of Silicone Breast Implants May Have Conditions
• Concerns About Health of Pope John Paul II Clouding Celebrations Slightly
• Louisiana About to Offer Free Gastric Bypass Surgery

October 15, 2003

• Kobe Bryant Preliminary Hearing Resumes Today
• Separated Twins
• Three Americans Working for U.S. Embassy Killed
• Kobe Bryant Hearing
• Minding Your Business: Low-Carbers Craving Beef Jerky
• Celebrating With Pope John Paul II
• Dead for 30 Seconds
• Three American Diplomatic Personnel Said to be Dead Today
• Three American Diplomatic Personnel Said to be Dead Today
• U.S. Diplomatic Convoy Bombed in Northern Gaza
• U.S. Convoy Bombed in Gaza
• Life-and-Death Issue
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Secret to Longer Life?
• Minding Your Business: Car Talk
• 'Curses!'
• $87 Billion Request in Congress
• Senior Al Qaeda Leaders May be Under Protection in Iran
• Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs Having Hard Time Reversing Curse
• Preliminary Hearing in Bryant's Sexual Assault Case Set to Resume

October 14, 2003

• Prison Escapee Surrenders
• Interview with Defense Attorney George Parnham
• Iraq Message
• Minding Your Business: Martha Stewart Living Scared
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Emotion and Pain
• Silicone Implants
• McDonald's on Sesame Street
• President's Media Blitz May be Paying Off
• America's Obesity Problem Well Documented
• China Preparing to Enter Space Race
• Embassy Bombings
• Saddam Hussein May Have Been Seen in Tikrit Area
• Interview With Representative Dennis Kucinich
• Pentagon Denies Orchestrated PR Campaign
• Search Over for Escapee
• Doctors in Dallas Keeping Watch Over 2-Year-Old Boys

October 13, 2003

• Interview With Congressman Christopher Shays
• Minding Your Business: Clean-Up, in Every Aisle
• Saddam's Money
• U.S. Soldier Killed Near Tikrit
• Twins Separated
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Mitch Albom Trying a New Pitch
• Interview With Roy Johnson
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Conjoined Twins
• Discussion With Senator Joe Lieberman
• Interview With Antoine Yates, Raymond Colon
• Suicide Bombing in Baghdad
• Latest on Violence in Iraq
• Lawsuit Targets NFL
• Pope John Paul II Celebrates 25th Anniversary

October 10, 2003

• Bryant in Court
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Democrats Debate
• D.C. Sniper Case
• Bryant in Court
• Courageous Mom
• Democrats Debate
• Minding Your Business: Hot Toys
• Iraqi Demonstration
• Interview With Susan Love
• Unsafe Nuclear Plants?
• $87 Billion Request From President Moving Its Way Through Congress
• Interview With Kathleen Herles, Brown Johnson
• CIA Facing Demands, Challenges Few Imagined Before 09/11
• Bryant Preliminary Hearing
• Democrats Debate in. L.A.
• Amazing Story of Survival
• Malvo Lawyers Plan to Present Insanity Defense

October 09, 2003

• Missing Missiles
• Kobe Bryant Case
• Democrats Debate
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Hospital Errors
• The People Versus Kobe Bryant
• Afghan Dangers
• Democrats Debate
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Better Prenatal Down Syndrome Testing May Soon be Available
• Preliminary Hearing in Bryant Sexual Assault Case
• Baghdad's Airport Remains Closed to Most Commercial Traffic
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Attack on Convoy
• Princeton University Being Asked to Give Back a Huge Gift
• Transition Team in California
• Postwar Iraq
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With Mayor John Street
• Will Bryant's Defense Team Waive Right to Preliminary Hearing?
• Minding Your Business: Meet New $20 Bill

October 08, 2003

October 07, 2003

• Battle for California: Decision Day
• Interview With Former Defense Secretary William Cohen
• Iraq Reorganization
• Sniper Case
• Minding Your Business: Martha Wants Charges Dropped
• Party Lines
• Tiger Attack
• House Call: West Nile and Paralysis
• Pope Flew to Pompeii This Morning
• 11 Months Ago Gray Davis Won Second Term as Governor
• Both D.C. Area Sniper Suspects Will be in Virginia Courtroom
• Monitoring Gray Davis Campaign
• Does Iraq Pose Imminent Threat to World?
• Pentagon Considering Sending 10,000 Additional National Guard, Reserve Troops to Iraq

October 06, 2003

• Magician Roy Horn Still Critical After Tiger Attack
• Final Push in Battle for California
• Final Push in Battle for California
• CIA Leak Investigation
• White House in Tough Position
• Interview With Ed Gillespie, Republican National Committee Chairman
• Interview with Political Columnist Molly Ivins
• More Women Step Forward Against Arnold
• What Caused the Attack on Roy Horn?
• The Final Day
• Minding Your Business: UPS Loses Day on Ground Deliveries
• City Cat
• The Final Push
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• White House Orders Major Overhaul
• Sniper Investigation
• Paging Dr. Gupta: New House Calls
• Minding Your Business: Martha Stewart's Tide May be Turning
• Tear This Wall Down!

October 03, 2003

• Battle for California: Schwarzenegger Denies Praising Adolph Hitler
• The War on Terror: Tracking Al Qaeda
• CIA Leak Investigation
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Limbaugh's Troubles
• Minding Your Business: Dick Grasso Under Fire, Again
• Arnold's Controversies
• Grim Lesson
• Limbaugh's Troubles
• Interview With Brian Krinbring, Jeff Bakeman
• 'Over Here'
• Arnold Fends off Allegations
• CIA Chief Weapons Inspector: No WMD Found
• Law Protects Confidential CIA Agents
• Military Millionaires

October 02, 2003

October 01, 2003

• Justice Department Probe Leak of CIA Operative's Name
• Battle for California: Final Days
• Spy Probe
• Interview With Howard Dean
• Intelligence Leak
• Recall Countdown
• Minding Your Business: Do Not Call Me, I Work for You
• Spy Probe at Guantanamo Bay
• First Lady's Trip
• Israeli Cabinet Votes to Continue Construction of Security Fence
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Ultrasound and Heart Disease
• Limbaugh Taking No-Holds Barred Approach in New Football Gig
• Battle for California: Recall Madness
• Democratic Drumbeat Growing Louder for Special Counsel to Investigate Leak
• Interview With First Lady Laura Bush
• Justice Department Asking CIA to Preserve All Relevant Records
• For First Time Since Arrest, D.C. Area Sniper Suspects Will See Each Other
• U.S. Military Officials Acknowledge Huge Stockpiles of Iraqi Ammunition Still Left Unguarded

September 30, 2003

• Intelligence Leak
• First Lady's Trip to Paris
• Interview With Jerry Cerasale, V.P. of Direct Marketing Association
• CIA Leak
• Minding Your Business: United States of Uninsured
• Sports Talk
• Anthrax Fear
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Breast Cancer Detector
• 'Over Here': California Recall, Blaine's Stunt
• White House Says It Will Cooperate With Justice Department's Probe
• Schwarzenegger Picks Up Two More Key Endorsements
• Intelligence Leak
• Anthrax Terror
• Battle for California
• Interview With James Woolsey
• Judge in Moussaoui Case Could Rule Today on Request to Drop Charges
• White House Says It Will Cooperate With Inquiry From Justice Department
• House Call: Exposure to Antibiotics in Infancy May Lead to Childhood Allergies
• First Lady in Moscow

September 29, 2003

• Weapons of Mass Destruction Search
• First Lady's Trip to Paris
• Battle for California: Schwarzenegger's Surge
• Poll Vault
• In the Dark
• Italy's Blackout
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• On Hold
• CIA Leak
• Battle for California
• Protecting Commercial Airliners
• Tape Calls on Muslims in Pakistan to Overthrow President
• Families of Columbine Victims Angry Judge Ordered Destruction of Depositions
• Justice Department Looking into Who Blew Cover of CIA Officer
• Comings and Goings of War

September 26, 2003

• Operation R&R;
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Chief Weapons Hunter David Kay Will Present Part of Findings to Congress
• Minding Your Business: Do Not Call? Tell it to the Judge
• Shamed Into Safety
• Democrats Debate
• Mysterious Robbery
• Post-War Iraq
• America Votes 2004: Democrats Debate
• How Moviemakers Use Modern Magic to Keep Costs Down
• 'House Call'
• Soldiers' Stress
• California Recall
• Interview With Sen. Carl Levin
• Some of First Soldiers Deployed in Iraq Coming Home for Short Time
• Future of National Do-Not-Call Registry Very Much in Doubt

September 25, 2003

• Iraqi Violence
• Inside Guantanamo Bay
• Troop Call-Up?
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Stay-Awake Pill
• Interview With Senator Joseph Biden
• Democrats Debate
• Battle for California: Pivotal Debate
• Judge Blocks Do-Not-Call System
• President Trying to Lobby For More International Help in Iraq
• Interview With Senator Richard Shelby
• Battle for California
• Elusive Support
• Minding Your Business: 'Do Not Call' Put on Hold
• Off The Hook
• Interview with Robert Wientzen, Direct Marketing Assn.
• Minding Your Business: Rubbing Salt Into Tequila Bottlers' Wounds
• Interview With Shoeshine Man Albert Lexie
• Bush Administration Officials Today Back on Capitol Hill
• Interview With Syria's Acting Ambassador to United States

September 24, 2003

• Personal Appeals
• Iraqi Self-Rule
• Iraq & the Media
• Enemies Within?
• Battle for California: Recall Election Back On
• Gitmo Espionage
• Minding Your Business: More Green for Grasso?
• House Call: Testosterone Patch
• Battle for California
• Interview with Senator Chuck Hagel
• Interview With John Molloy
• Explosive Device Hits Commuter Buses in Baghdad
• California's Recall Election Good to Go on October 7th
• Two Members of Armed Forces at Guantanamo Bay Held as Spying Suspects

September 23, 2003

• President Bush Addresses U.N.: Approval Ratings
• Interview With Wendy Sherman
• Message to the World
• Paging Dr. Gupta: RU-486 Controversy
• Battle for California: Setting the Date
• After Isabel: In the Dark
• Battle for California: Setting the Date
• Men and Depression
• Discussion With Senator Susan Collins
• Hurricane Isabel: Residents in D.C. Area Still Looking for Relief
• President Goes Before General Assembly Today
• World View
• Bush's U.N. Speech Critical to Regain Support in U.S.
• Minding Your Business: Street Life
• Talk with Former Congresswoman Tillie Fowler
• Teen Talk
• Senate Holds Second Day of Hearings on President Bush's $87 Billion Request
• Bush Will Lay Out Vision for Post-War Iraq Before General Assembly
• Decision on California's Recall Election Expected Later Today

September 22, 2003

• California Recall Election
• Sole Survivor
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Finding the Best Hospital
• Iraq Violence
• Interview With Tall Family
• Suicide Bomber Kills Himself, Iraqi Security Guard Outside U.N. Headquarters
• Storm's Fury
• Field of Democratic Candidates Officially Grows by One
• A Federal State of Emergency Declared for Three States
• 90 Second Pop: The Emmys Sucked
• United Nations Says It's reconsidering Presence in Iraq
• Interview With Carol Moseley-Braun
• 55th Annual Emmy Awards Last Night in L.A. Had Some Surprises
• Legal Troubles Ahead for Army Chaplain Detained for Suspected Espionage

September 19, 2003

• Weathering the Storm Brought Out Some of the Best in People
• In California, It Looks Like Recall Drama Will Never End
• Growing Storm in Washington Over War
• Isabel Causing Flooding Up and Down Chesapeake Bay
• The Aftereffects of Isabel
• Inland Flooding From Isabel
• Bizarre Murder Plot
• Over There: 'Flash Mob' Plans to Taunt David Blaine
• Tropical Storm Isabel: Storm's Path
• Tropical Storm Isabel: Riding It Out
• 'Gimme A Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: OTC Abuse
• Tropical Storm Isabel: Virginia Beach, VA
• Minding Your Business: Are the Bulls Back for Good?
• Minding Your Business: AOL, Good-Bye
• Kennedy's Criticism
• Three U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• Interview With Virginia Governor Mark Warner
• Tropical Storm Isabel's Wake

September 18, 2003

• Hurricane Isabel: Storm Arrives
• Iraq Oil Fire
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Herbal Remedies
• Kill Devil Hills Quiet Before Isabel Hits
• Interview with Governor Michael Easley of North Carolina
• '90 Second Pop'
• Message Said to be From Saddam Urging Iraqis to Drive U.S. Forces Out
• Isabel Nears
• Isabel Gaining Ground
• Police, FBI Investigators Still Trying to Unravel Mystery Surrounding Bombing Death of Bank Robber

September 17, 2003

• Isabel Churning Closer
• Interview With Wesley Clark
• Judge Refuses to Block Ex-Radical's Release
• Minding Your Business: What's in a Name Change?
• Judge Refuses to Block ex-Radical's Release
• Candidate Clark
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Mammogram Screening Problems
• Recall Limbo
• Storm Preps
• Interview With Jeanne Blake, Robert Spotswood
• Interview with Mayor of Virginia Beach
• Another Twist in California Recall Saga
• Talk With Hurricane Intercept Research Team
• Isabel Pushes a Little Bit Closer
• Discussion With Madeleine Albright
• 'Daily Dose'

September 16, 2003

• East Coast Braces for Isabel
• Interview With Wilmington, N.C. Mayor Harper Peterson
• Interview with Senator John Edwards
• Bracing for Isabel
• Going Broke
• Candidates in Recall Election Having to Rewrite Campaign Playbooks
• Clark a Candidate?
• Interview With Samuel Berger
• Hurricane Isabel Barreling Toward Mid-Atlantic Coast
• Minding Your Business: Preparing for Isabel, Are You Insured?
• Paging Dr. Gupta: A Happy Marriage, A Healthy Heart
• Hurricane Isabel Closing In
• Sniper Story
• Interview With Tom Ridge
• Whoopi TV
• Battle for California
• Major Break in Case of Serial Arsonist in Washington D.C. Area

September 15, 2003

• Williams Sister Killed, Suspect Arrested
• Bracing for Isabel
• South Pole Rescue
• Interview With Fawaz Gerges
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Heartburn Help
• Minding Your Business: Morningstar Rips Into Mutual Funds
• Williams Sister Killed
• House Call: Best and Worst Snacks
• Battle for California
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• 'Ask the Attorney'
• Two Small Children Pulled From Pond in Orlando Area Yesterday
• Long Haul Peacekeeping Effort in Iraq
• Arrest in Shooting Death of Yetunde Williams Price
• Discussion With Jeffrey Toobin
• Hurricane Ophelia Arrives in Outer Banks; Roberts Hearings Continue

September 12, 2003

• John Ritter Dies
• Johnny Cash Dies From Complications Due to Diabetes
• Interview with General Wesley Clark
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Discussion With Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• U.S. Troops Mistakenly Kill Some Iraqi Police Officers
• Osama Bin Laden's Hideout?
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Johnny Cash, John Ritter Dead
• Stars Mourned
• Minding Your Business: Potato Sales Mashed
• Terror Threat
• Removing Arafat
• Bush Approval Ratings Continue to Drop
• Legendary Johnny Cash Dead
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• California Recall
• Sudden Death of John Ritter
• Look at Causes of Death of John Ritter, Johnny Cash
• Israel's Plan to Remove Arafat Not Sitting Well in Washington, West Bank
• Two Coalition Soldiers Killed in Baghdad

September 11, 2003

• President Attends Prayer Service in D.C.
• Interview with NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly
• New Osama bin Laden Tape
• Interview with NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Talk with Father Kevin Smith
• Interview with Ginny Bauer, 9/11 Widow
• Interview with Gov. George Pataki
• Interview With Rudy Giuliani
• Interview With Kenneth Feinberg

September 10, 2003

• Cost of War
• Mideast Attacks
• American Votes 2004: Democrats Debate
• Losing Bin Laden
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Exercise & Breast Cancer
• Human Cargo
• Interview With Senator John McCain
• Saudi Justice
• Interview With Senator John Rockefeller
• Race for California
• Serial Arson?
• Interview with Mark Bowden
• Response to Church's $85 Million Settlement Offer
• For Muslims Living in U.S, It Can be Daily Challenge

September 09, 2003

• Cost of War on Terror
• Hunt for Al Qaeda
• Battle for California: Latest Poll
• House Call: Office Surgeries
• Ron Mazzoli Gives New Meaning to Term College Senior
• Minding Your Business: The Heart of Rock 'N' Roll is to Sue Them
• The Cost of War
• Interview with Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
• Church Settlement
• Interview with Sen. Carl Levin
• Interview With Gail Sheehy
• California Recall Election
• Bush Identifies Iraq as Central Front in War on Terror
• Morning Grind: Look at Current Political Issues

September 08, 2003

• President's Speech
• Interview with Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama
• Palestinian Shake-Up
• Minding Your Business: Cost of War on Rise
• Liberia in Crisis
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• 'International News Desk'
• Interview With David Obey
• What Could be Another Roadblock to Road Map for Peace
• Will Congress Approve Money President Wants?
• Situation in Afghanistan
• Discussion with Senator Jack Reed
• Iraq Still Very Dangerous Place for U.S. Troops
• Politics of the Mexican Independence Day Parade
• Interview With Scott MacLeod
• Lawyers for Michael Skakel Cite New Evidence
• Interview With Kirk, Brenda Bloodsworth

September 05, 2003

• U.S.: Al Qaeda Plans to Hijack International Flights
• Donald Rumsfeld Visiting Troops in Iraq
• Donald Rumsfeld Visiting Troops in Iraq
• Officials Say U.N., Jordanian Embassy Bombs Similar
• Hurricane Fabian Aims at Bermuda
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Analysis of Democratic Presidential Debate
• Paging Dr. Gupta: New Birth Control Pill
• Minding Your Business: The Taxman Mistaketh
• Security Warning
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Minding Your Business: The Taxman Mistaketh
• U.S. at the U.N.
• Talk With Oscar Nelson's Father
• Discussion With Gov. Bill Richardson
• Talk With Mayor of Cranston, Rhode Island
• Mixed Blessings
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Lowering High Blood Pressure
• Interview With Don Clark
• FBI Looking for Four People

September 04, 2003

• Troop Strength in Iraq
• Lake Tragedy: Three Children Died After Being Trapped in Car
• Interview With Congressman John Spratt
• Troop Strength in Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Bernie Ebbers Pleads Innocent
• Battle for California: First Face-Off
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas Blames Israel for Collapse of Cease-Fire
• U.S. Sending Message to U.N. Regarding Iraq
• In Illinois, Three Young Children Die
• New Lead in Bizarre Death of Pizza Delivery Man
• No Violence in Wake of Florida Execution
• Book Outlines Saudi-Al Qaeda Connection
• Hormone Tells Stomach It's Full
• Five Candidates Debate in California Governor's Race
• Bail Hearing Today for Suspected Arms Dealer
• Police to Release Photo of Deliveryman's Weapon
• Tips on Avoiding Credit Card Fees

September 03, 2003

• Bigger U.N. Role in Iraq?
• Middle East Road Map 'Dead'
• Off Death Row
• Interview With Vietnam War Veteran Jim Mayer
• Minding Your Business: NBC, Universal Soldier
• Interview With Ken McCabe
• Interview With Roy Blunt
• Families of 9/11 Victims Protest Ground Zero Construction
• Woman Convicted of Drowning Son Faces Sentencing
• Non-Surgical Procedures Developed for Cellulite
• U.S. Seeks International Support in Iraq
• Court Decision Impacting Death Row Sentences in Three States
• Arnold to be a No-Show at Tonight's Debate
• FBI Asks Public for Help to Solve Erie Bombing
• Analysis With Ron Brownstein
• Bush Administration to Propose New U.N. Resolution
• Analysis With Vinnie Politan

September 02, 2003

• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed, One Wounded in Iraqi Violence
• Ayatollah's Funeral in Najaf
• Presidential Polls
• Interview with Senator John Kerry
• Virus Strikes Cruise Ship
• Where the Jobs Are: Lobster Business Not Hurt by the Economy
• Group Found Social Security Numbers of Attorney General, CIA Director for $26
• States Rejecting Use of DNA Evidence to Prove Guilt or Innocence
• Are Polish, Bulgarian Troops in Control of Parts of Iraq up to the Task?
• Cleaning Crews Disinfecting Ship Where Hundreds Became Ill on Cruise
• Interview With Mica Broils
• Hinkley Wants More Freedom
• Interview With Cliff May, Victor Kamber
• Interview With Catherine Gordon
• Congress Returns From Break Today
• Iraqi Violence Continues in Three Incidents
• Ayatollah's Funeral in Najaf
• California Recall Debates

September 01, 2003

• Eight Afghan Soldiers Killed in Ambushes Today
• New Saddam Hussein Audiotape Surfaces
• Analysis of Potential Fallout from Najaf Bombing
• Four Children Killed in Kansas Flooding
• Four American Soldiers From Same Family Safe at Home
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Opts Not to Join Debate
• Interview With Dr. Howard Shapiro
• Israeli Helicopters Fire Missiles in Gaza
• Saddam Audiotape?
• Schwarzenegger Won't Participate in Debate Among Leading Candidates
• Political Analysis With Judy Woodruff
• Four Children Killed in Kansas Flooding
• Charles Bronson Dies at 81
• What are the Implications of Najaf Bombing?
• FBI Joining Najaf Bombing Investigation
• Interview With FBI Special Agaent Ken McCabe
• Interview With AFL-CIO President John Sweeney
• Bush to Address Economic Issues in Labor Day Address
• Law Firm Relocates to Ground Zero
• 90-Second Pop: Schwarzenegger, Summer Movies, Pop Trends
• Rain Dampens New York Parade But Not Spirits
• Interview With Elaine Chao
• Are Kids Today Overworked?
• "90 Second Pop": Culture Watch

August 29, 2003

• Arnold Schwarzenegger Speaking Candidly
• One U.S. Soldier Killed, One Hurt in Attack on Convoy
• Accused Killer of Defrocked Priest May Seek Insanity Defense
• Iraqi Violence
• Discussion on North Korean Nuclear Standoff
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With David Ropeik
• In Iraq, Two Deadly Attacks
• Rumors, Front-Runners, Other Political Fun
• Minding Your Business: Home Loan Market
• Car Bomb Explodes Near Holy Site in Najaf
• Farmers' Forecast
• Power Outage in London Starts Blame Game
• Discussion With Ahmed Chalabi
• Interview With Mark Orwoll

August 28, 2003

• Legal Moves Continue in Ten Commandments Debate; Interview With Herb Titus
• Analysis on Schwarzenegger's Stances, Dean's Acceleration
• Drugs May be Good Past Expiration Date, But Still Throw Them Out
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Gives his Position on Issues
• Minding Your Business: Cheap Computer Deals, What to Look For
• Interview With Sean O'Keefe
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With Peter Brookes
• Schwarzenegger: Democrat in Republican's Clothing?
• Interview With Jan Schakowsky, Ron Macek, Fran Johns
• U.S. Would U.N. force in Iraq under American leadership; Interview With Hassan Fattah
• Blair Facing Tough Questions Today About Apparent Suicide of Weapons Expert, Information Government Used as Reasons For War
• Interview With Bill Pryor
• U.S. Considers Allowing U.N. Control of International Force
• White House Will ask for More Money to use on Iraq
• Interview With David Sharpe, Mike Hazlett
• Axis to Grind?
• Media Leaks in Scott Peterson Case

August 27, 2003

• Rebuilding Iraq Costing Both Blood, Dollars
• Sergio de Mello's Angel
• Robbery Turned Deadly in Iraq
• 'I Have a Dream...'
• Memory Drugs
• Battle for California: Labor's Love Lost
• Minding Your Business: MCI, Ebbers' Numbers About to be Called
• Gift of Sight
• Scathing Report Regarding Columbia Investigation Out
• British Defense Secretary Takes the Stand
• All Over For the Day in Beijing, China
• More Details Emerging About Geoghan Murder

August 26, 2003

• Monumental Standoff
• Shuttle Columbia Report Due Today
• Monumental Standoff
• Combat in Iraq
• Terror in Baghdad: Higher Risks
• Wine & Longevity
• California Recall Race Looking More Like Two-Man Race
• Al Qaeda in Iraq?; Monument Debate
• Talks on Curbing North Korea's Nuclear Power
• International News Desk
• Eve of Multilateral Talks With Pyongyang Over Nuclear Weapons Program
• Minding Your Business: Is it Too Late to Refinance?
• Don't Ask, Don't Tell
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Convoy
• Alabama Attorney General: Monument Will be Removed
• Bombings Kill Dozens in Mumbai
• Taliban Regrouping in Afghanistan
• Battle for California
• Interview With Lisa Bain

August 25, 2003

• Interview With Mitchell Garabedian
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Tomorrow, Final Report on What Caused Columbia Shuttle Disaster
• Picture Changes in California Recall Vote
• Three Guards Killed in Bombing Buried in Najaf
• Baby Boomers Buying Body Parts to Stay Young
• Camp 'Idol'
• Hamas Vowing Revenge
• Autopsy Planned For Convicted Child Molester John Geoghan
• Minding Your Business: Fill up Your Gas Tank, Empty Your Wallet
• Investigation Board To Release Shuttle Columbia Report Tuesday
• Weekend Fallout in Battle for California
• Interview With Former Defense Secretary William Cohen
• Interview With Yahya Mahmassani
• Polls Show Gain in Support for California Democrats; Interview With Daniel Weintraub
• Interview With William Bratton
• New Tikrit Raids Net Possible Fedayeen Members

August 22, 2003

• Interview With Former U.S. Senator George Mitchell
• Two More U.S. Soldiers Die in Iraq
• Unmoved
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Pitching Pain
• Minding Your Business: MIA: Office Supplies
• Interview with Baylor University President Robert Sloan
• Survivor's Tale
• Public Housing Debate
• Deadly Bombing Sends Shockwaves Through Humanitarian Aid Community
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Police in West Virginia Have Released Sketch
• Two More American Service Personnel Killed in Iraq
• What Will We Learn About Bryant Case if Court Documents Unsealed?
• Two American Soldiers Die in Iraq
• Recall Rages On
• Sex, Drugs and Dr. Drew

August 21, 2003

• Colin Powell, British Foreign Secretary to Meet with U.N.'s Kofi Annan
• Gaza Attack
• 'Chemical Ali' Caught
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Obesity & Breast Cancer
• Terror in Baghdad
• Celibacy Debate
• Attack on Leading Hamas Figure in Gaza
• Another Shooting at Convenience Store in Charleston
• California's Gubernatorial Recall Election Will Go on as Scheduled
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Going High Tech to Beat the Heat
• Minding Your Business: Mother of all Computer Viruses
• Colin Powell Meets With U.N. Secretary General
• Discussion About Whether More Troops are Needed in Iraq
• U.S. Forces Confirming Capture of Man Known as 'Chemical Ali'
• Israeli Attack Kills Prominent Hamas Figure
• Another Shooting at Convenience Store Near Charleston, West Virginia

August 20, 2003

• Interview With Jamie Rubin, Former Assistant Secretary of State
• Investigators Search for Clues in Bombing of U.N. Headquarters
• Israel Cabinet Meeting About Latest Bombing
• Interview with Alabama Supreme Court's Chief Justice Roy Moore
• Militants Rallying Cry
• Minding Your Business: More Job Cuts to Come After Labor Day
• Rescue Workers Searching For Small Possibility For Survivors
• Bush Administration Reaction to Both Deadly Bombings
• FBI Agents in Iraq Trying to Find Those Responsible
• Terror in Jerusalem
• House Call: Mozart Effect
• Could Latest Suicide Bombing be Death Blow to Peace Process?
• What's Happening on Streets of Baghdad

August 19, 2003

• Serial Sniper in West Virginia?
• Shiite Backlash Against U.S. Military in Iraq
• Fallout from Blackout
• Paging Dr. Gupta: West Nile Confusion
• Minding Your Business: Lights Dimming on FirstEnergy Stock
• Airport Security
• House Call: Levitra Versus Viagra
• Baylor University Scandal Grows
• Iraq and a Major Capture
• Justice Department Gives Opinion on California's Election Recall

August 18, 2003

• NERC Investigating Massive Power Blackout
• Interview with Jennifer Granholm
• Sabotage Threatens Iraq's Economy
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Human Growth Hormone Safety
• Minding Your Business: Blackout Fallout
• Wave of Sabotage in Iraq
• Water May be Getting Deeper for Former Baylor University Basketball Coach
• Why Were Warnings About Power Grid Not Addressed by Washington?
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Missile Sting
• Authorities Zeroing in on Problem Near Cleveland, Ohio
• In West Virginia, Hunt for a Sniper
• In Iraq, Sabotage Appears to be Latest Obstacle
• In Indonesia, New Captures Being Hailed as Major Victories in War on Terror

August 15, 2003

• Power Blackout in NYC
• Canadian Officials Say Blackout Started in New York
• Two Families Tell Story of Sleeping on Street in New York City
• NYC Mayor Calls for Patience, Understanding
• Putting NYC's Power Outage into Historical Perspective
• Economic Impact of Blackout
• Discussion with Threat Assessment Specialist
• What Caused The Blackout?
• Top Al Qaeda Operative Arrested
• Discussion with CNN's Soledad O'Brien, Vacationing in Connecticut

August 14, 2003

• U.S. Troops Arriving in Liberia
• Alleged Missile Smuggler Appears in Court
• Interview with Dan, Susan Cohen, Parents of Pan Am Victim
• Heat's Deadly Toll
• Minding Your Business: What Should You Do in Low-Interest Rate Climate?
• Interview with Dan, Susan Cohen, Parents of Pan Am Victim
• Battle Over a Legend
• Checking on Checkups
• Liberia in Crisis
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Missiles for Sale
• Interview With Jayne Weintraub
• Recall Race
• Sizzling in Europe
• Judge Will Hear Arguments Later Today in Case Against Scott Peterson
• New Details in Missile Sting
• Plot to Target British Airliner
• Scott Peterson in Court a Bit Later This Morning
• World's Most Famous Shipwreck in Danger of Disappearing Again

August 13, 2003

• Smuggled Missile Sting
• Danger in Iraq Continues
• Benefits of Serving
• Medicare Standoff
• Disturbing Development at New York's JFK Airport
• Stress Test: Peace Ballot Initiative Approved in Denver
• Missile Sting
• Stirring Passion
• Battle for California
• Iceman Iced?
• House Call: Fighting Teen Obesity
• Another Dead U.S. Soldier Today in Iraq
• Pilots Concerned About How Long It Takes to be Trained to Carry Firearms
• Missile Sting Nets Man Officials Say is Known Arms Dealer in Britain

August 12, 2003

• Interview with California Gubernatorial Candidate Bill Simon
• Battle for California at Starting Gate
• Israel Bombings Kill Two Israelis
• Ballot Follies
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Look at Different Thermometers
• Sacred Confidence of Lawyers?
• New Hope for War-Torn Liberia
• Nonstop Violence Against U.S. Troops in Iraq
• Battle for California
• 'One Day's Pay'
• Minding Your Business: Fast-Spreading Internet Worm Crashes Computers
• Hamas Claiming Responsibility For One of Two Suicide Bombings
• South Florida Hit Hard by Thunderstorms, Heavy Rains
• Connection Between Hezbollah and Al Qaeda
• Bizarre Incidents in New Hampshire Terrifying Female Students
• Wi-Fi: Will it Replace Traditional Internet Providers?

August 11, 2003

• Is Iraqi Resistance to U.S. Presence in Iraq Expanding?
• Early Lead for Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Liberian President Charles Taylor to Step Down
• Minding Your Business: Kids Take Rein in Back-to-School Shopping
• California Recall Scorecard
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Doctor, Patient Decide Together on Treatment
• Battle for California
• Interview With Barbara Taylor, Sherry Archer
• $55 Million Church Offer
• Awaiting Resignation of Liberia's President
• Interview with Cruz Bustamante
• Discussion With Ambassador Joe Wilson
• Another American Soldier Dead Northeast of Baghdad
• President Taylor Due to Relinquish Control Any Minute
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Leading the Pack

August 08, 2003

• Powerful Candidates for Governor of California
• Florida Tornado
• Violence in Iraq
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Minding Your Business: Chevrolet to Roll Out New 'Crossover' Vehicles
• Interview With Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Paxil Problem?
• 'Over There'
• Military Leaders Still Predicting Hunt for Saddam Will Soon be Over
• Some Members of Army's 3rd Infantry Division Waking Up at Home
• Troops in Tikrit
• Harmful Hormones
• Driving Mad
• Schwarzenegger Has Shifted Political Center of Governor's Race

August 07, 2003

• Schwarzenegger in the Running for California Governor
• Embassy Blast
• Heart, Orthopedic Hospitals Most Common Specialty Care Hospitals
• Interview With Arianna Huffington
• Homecoming
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Conan the Candidate
• Kobe Bryant Case
• Car Bomb Explodes in Iraq Outside Jordan Embassy
• Interview With Jerry Springer
• Somber Anniversary
• President Charles Taylor Says He'll Step Down on Monday
• Kobe Bryant's First Court Appearance
• Arnold Makes It Official
• Is Iran Poised to Become Next Nuclear Power?
• Kobe Bryant Will Return to Colorado on October 9th

August 06, 2003

• Gay Bishop Approved
• Judge: Florida Cannot Prosecute Two Pilots for Intoxication
• Fears of New Wave of Terrorism
• Hotel Bombing
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Lyme Disease
• Kids, Car Safety
• Kobe Bryant Case
• 'Euro Edition'
• Minding Your Business: EU Could Fine Microsoft for Antitrust Abuses
• Prisoner Released
• Interview With Bishop-Elect Gene Robinson
• Israel Has Begun Releasing Hundreds of Palestinians From Prison
• Saudi Connection?
• House Call: Osteoporosis in Men

August 05, 2003

• Car Bomb Kills 10 People in Jakarta
• New Airport Warning
• Jakarta Car Bomb Kills 10
• The Hunt for Saddam Hussein
• Drowsy Driver Law
• Interview With Larry Flynt
• Five Brothers From Midwest Swim English Channel
• Church Postpones Final Vote on Gay Bishop
• Request From Bryant's Attorneys to Keep Cameras Out Turned Down
• New Airport Warning
• New Raids in Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Adidas Signs Kevin Garnett to Lifetime Deal
• Is Secretary Powell Staying or Going?
• Moving Toward Peace?
• Security in Iraq
• Pneumonia Mystery
• New Advisory Being Issued for Nation's Airports
• Powerful Car Bomb Explodes in Jakarta, Indonesia
• Stunning Turn of Events Involving Reverend Gene Robinson
• In Eagle, Colorado Tomorrow, Cameras, Microphones Will be Everywhere

August 04, 2003

• Kobe Bryant Case
• Plane Went Down in Groton, Connecticut
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Childhood Obesity
• New Al Qaeda Terror Threat
• Gay Bishop Decision Today
• Bryant Case
• New Al Qaeda Terror Threat
• Terror Threat
• Nigerian Peacekeepers Arrive in Liberia
• Gays and Marriage
• 'Iraq's Bloody Summer'
• The Hunt for Saddam Hussein in the Sunni Triangle
• Interview With 'Post' Reporter Anthony Shadid
• Interview With Robert Baer
• Gay Bishop Decision
• 'Minding Your Business'
• House Call: Triple Kidney Transplant Successful; Link Between Sunscreen, Skin Cancer
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With Eric Margolis, Terrorism Expert

August 01, 2003

• Suspect in Missing Girl Hoax Surrenders
• New Audio Tape Purported to be Saddam Hussein
• Interview with Representative Tom DeLay
• Missing Girl Case
• Kobe Bryant Must Go to Eagle Next Week for Court Hearing
• Interview With Senator Susan Collins of Maine
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• AMA: Tooth Loss May Predict Heart Disease
• What is Task Force 20?
• Deadly Street Racing
• Minding Your Business: Which Cell Phone Service is Best?
• Inquiry Under Way in London in Death of Weapons Expert
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Interview with Senator Bill Nelson
• Woman Accused of Perpetrating Hoax Now in Custody
• If You Pay Them, They Will Come
• House Call: Not All Ice Creams Were Created Equal

July 31, 2003

• Case for War in Iraq
• Interview with Saxby Chambliss
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Fish Facts
• Discussion with Woman Wrongly Identified As Kobe Bryant's Accuser
• Analysis of Kobe Bryant Case
• Air Marshals
• Interview with Senate Minority Leader Daschle
• Judge in Bryant Case Should Reconsider Decorum Rules Set
• Minding Your Business: Lord & Taylor Getting Tailored
• Discussion with Former Defense Secretary William Cohen
• Analysis of Patrick Dennehy Murder Case
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• From Hope to Cruel Hoax
• Discussion with Intern Who Interviewed Carlton Dotson

July 30, 2003

• Hijacking Alert
• Interview with Senator Joe Biden
• Political Flight
• Minding Your Business: Shining Up the Golden Arches
• Al Qaeda Information
• Seven-Year-Old Yo-Yo Mini Master
• Request Denied
• Hijacking Alert
• Interview With John Barnett
• House Call: Protecting Yourself From the Sun
• Mayor of Springfield, Massachusetts Has Plan to Save Millions in Health Care Costs
• Hung Jury in Trial of Former Police Officer Accused of Assaulting Teenager
• Discussion with Saudi Foreign Minister
• Saudi Arabia's Request Denied
• Audio Tape May be Convincing Doubters Saddam Hussein's Sons Dead
• Interview With Najee Ali, Mitchell Crooks

July 29, 2003

• Does Saddam Hussein Have Help?
• Saddam's Bodyguard Captured in Predawn Raid
• Saudi Officials to Meet With President Bush Over 9/11 Report
• Interview with Baylor University President Robert Sloan
• Questions on Iraq
• Cyber Warfare
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Alzheimer's Vaccine
• Minding Your Business: Music Downloaders Being Targeted
• Talk with Former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
• Frank O'Bannon Granted a 60-Day Stay
• Interview with Bob Hope's Grandson
• Early Morning Raid Nets Hussein Bodyguard
• Endurance Test
• FDA Approves Study on Heart Disease in African-Americans
• Talk with Father of Boy Killed at Columbine

July 28, 2003

• Israel's Sharon to Meet With President Bush Tuesday
• Terrorism in the U.S.
• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Baghdad
• Child Molester Freed
• Hunt for Saddam: Closing in?
• Body Found Near Waco is That of Patrick Dennehy
• Interview With Tom O'Neil
• More U.S. Soldiers Killed as Search Continues for Saddam
• Lance Armstrong Wins the Tour de France
• Body Identified as Patrick Dennehy
• Judges to Rule on Unsealing Documents Related to Kobe Bryant Case
• John Edwards to Unveil Health Plan for Children
• Death Row Plea
• Minding Your Business: MCI's Fee Fracas
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch

July 25, 2003

• Interview With David Enders, Editor, 'Baghdad Bulletin'
• Reaction From Arab World to Photos of Saddam's Sons
• U.S. Expected to Release Video of Bodies of Hussein Brothers
• Judge Clamps Down on Pretrial Publicity in Kobe Bryant Case
• What a Concept!
• Minding Your Business: Finally, Good News for Job Front
• 'After Saddam'
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• 09/11 Report
• Iraqis Wait for Video of Hussein Corpses
• Interview With Victor Weedn
• Video of Hussein Sons Bodies to be Shown
• Talk With Milt Bearden
• Judge in Bryant Case Limiting What Attorneys Can Say to Media

July 24, 2003

• U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• 9/11 Report Set for Release
• Interview With Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly
• Minding Your Business: Big Media Backlash
• U.S. Soldiers Killed
• Nuclear Crisis
• Discussion with Robert Baer
• Ephedra Dangers
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview with Senator Bob Graham
• 09/11 Failures
• Reaction in Baghdad
• Talk with 'Central Park Jogger'
• Kobe Bryant Has Hired Two Well Respected Attorneys
• Interview With Davidson Goldin

July 23, 2003

• Saddam's Sons Killed
• Interview with Abbas Al-Janabi, Uday Hussein's Former Press Secretary
• Interview with Senator Saxby Chambliss
• Security Outlook for U.S. Soldiers in Iraq
• How Significant is Deaths of Saddam's Sons?
• How Military Might Go About DNA Testing
• Search Narrows in Midwest for Missing New Hampshire Children
• Minding Your Business: Sam's Cell
• Interview With Sharar Haydar
• Interview with General Ricardo Sanchez

July 22, 2003

• Father of Missing New Hampshire Children Accused of Murder
• Dotson Charged With Murder, Intended Death
• Missing Body Murder Cases Unusual
• Missing Player
• Peacekeepers?
• Questions Surround Blind Girl's Drowning
• Jessica Lynch Homecoming
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Look at Private Lynch's Injuries
• Minding Your Business: Sam Waksal's Last Day of Freedom
• New Hope for Kids With Dyslexia
• Fighting Erupts Again in Capital of Liberia
• Father Accused
• Dramatic Development in Case of Missing Basketball Player
• Intelligence Issues
• House Call: New Research on Alzheimer's, Dyslexia
• Recovery for Private Lynch

July 21, 2003

• Interview With James Lilley, Former Ambassador to South Korea
• U.S. Soldier, Interpreter Killed in Baghdad Attack
• Interview with Mark Hurlbert, D.A. of Eagle County, Colorado
• Tragic Mistake?
• Health Crisis
• Minding Your Business: File Sharers Beware, You Could be Sued
• FDA Considering Lifting Ban on Silicon Breast Implants
• White House Still Cannot Shake Critics of State of the Union Address
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Liberia in Crisis
• Abizaid Announces Plans to Train Iraqi Force as Another U.S. Soldier, Iraqi Civilian Attacked, Killed
• Will Kelly's Death Help Salvage the Blair Administration?
• Kobe Bryant Case
• Latest on Dead British Weapons Expert
• Kobe Bryant Appears in Court Next Month for Preliminary Hearing
• White House Taking Numerous Hits on Prewar Iraqi Intelligence

July 18, 2003

• D-Day in Kobe Bryant Sex Scandal
• Intelligence Issue
• Woman Injured in Shooting at School Board Meeting in West Virginia
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Thinning U.S. Military Ranks?
• Interview With Sheriff James Phillips
• Colorado D.A. Expected to Announce Whether or Not Bryant Will be Charged With Sexual Assault
• Tony Blair, Portrait of Power
• Baby Dies From Injuries in Santa Monica Market Accident
• Dotson Contacts Maryland Authorities in Dennehy Case
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Gene May Show who is Vulnerable to Depression
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Adult ADD
• Durbin Blames Unnamed People at White House for Including 16 Disputed Words About Iraq's Nuclear Ambitions in State of the United
• Troop Morale
• British Scientist Believed to Have Been Found Dead Testified to Parliament Tuesday
• Interview With Karen Russell
• Interview With Man Who Taped Sleeping Pilot
• House Call: Take Your Water With a Grain of Salt

July 17, 2003

• Street Market Crash
• Interview With Senator Richard Shelby
• Bush, Blair, United They Stand
• Sex Assault Arrest
• Bear-ing Arms
• '90 Second Pop'
• Nurse Suspended in Patient's Death
• Tragedy in Santa Monica
• Blair to Address Congress Later Today
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Elderly Drivers
• Talk With Editor of Groundbreaking News Magazine in Baghdad
• Nine Killed in Santa Monica Tragedy
• Did Nurse Kill Patients in Her Charge?
• Preview of Top Picks for TV's Top Prize
• Jimmy Hoffa Still Missing
• Minding Your Business: Brokerages Actually Refunding You Money
• Tucker's Tale
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Bacteria is Your Friend?

July 16, 2003

• Interview With Senator Saxby Chambliss
• What is Wi-Fi?
• Claudette Aftermath
• Missing Girl
• Jumping the Gun?
• Serial Arsonist in D.C. Area
• Looking Homeward
• North Korea Crisis
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Woman's Risk of Breast Cancer Can be Affected by Diet
• Store Attacks
• Talk With Family Safety Expert Bob Stuber
• Rebuilding Iraq
• Two Cases of Young Girls Attacked at Separate Department Stores
• Tension Continues to Rise Between U.S., North Korea
• Talk With Mayor of Galveston, Texas
• Minding Your Business: Budget in the Red
• Interview With Criminal Defense Attorney Jayne Weintraub
• Discussion With Senator John Kerry

July 15, 2003

• Texas Braces for Hurricane Claudette
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Male Fertility
• Interview With Brother of Former Marine Missing With 12-Year- Old Girl
• Novelist on Trial
• Interview With Eddy Ramirez
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Obesity & Alzheimer's
• Deployment Extended for Some U.S. Troops in Iraq
• Interview with William Cohen, Former Secretary of Defense
• Food Fears
• Interview With Susan Collins, Teresa Brown
• Interview With James Dobbins
• Minding Your Business: Deficit Doldrums
• British Police Attempting to get International Arrest Warrant for Missing Marine
• Osama bin Laden: Up Close

July 14, 2003

• Intelligence Questions Continue in Britain
• Interview With Senator Bob Graham
• Intelligence Questions Continue
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Frightening Story Out of West Virginia
• CIA Director George Tenet Accepts Responsibility
• Minding Your Business: New Black Eye for Gray Lady
• Kobe Bryant Case
• CIA Director George Tenet Accepts Blame
• Massachusetts Could Become First State to Allow Same-Sex Marriages
• Political Fallout
• Walking it Off
• Minding Your Business: Banned in Boston
• Interview With Evan Thomas
• Lakers' Guard Talking This Past Weekend

July 11, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Peanut Allergies
• Intelligence Issue
• Interview With Mike Turner
• Interview With Miss Wisconsin
• CIA Cleared President's Speech
• Colorado Prosecutor Says It Will be Tuesday at Before Announcement
• Will New Rules About Overtime Pay Leave Some People Underpaid?
• Seventeen POWs Tortured by Iraq Having Trouble Collecting Judgment
• The Latest Words From Condoleezza Rice
• In Baghdad, Top Military Commander Says War Not Over
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Discussion With George Crile
• Beware of a Tiger Bearing Gifts
• Airmen at Dyess May Have SARS
• Bakersfield Family Murder Frustrates Police
• Interview with Journalist Hassan Fattah
• Iraq's Transition
• House Call: MS Test
• Interview With People United by a Message in a Bottle

July 10, 2003

• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Separate Attacks in Iraq
• Interview with Former National Security Advisor Samuel Berger
• In Midwest, Possible Break After Week of Heavy Rain
• Discussion with Senator Bill Nelson
• Dangerous Floods in Indiana
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Is Your Doctor Telling You Everything?
• Hazard in the Skies?
• Minding Your Business: Do I Want Fries With That?
• Parental Liability
• Commission Investigating What Went Wrong Before September 11
• Surprising Developments Overnight in Bakersfield Murders
• The New Guy
• Talk with Randy Kiehl
• Gray Davis Faces Recall Vote

July 09, 2003

• Talk with Author Edward Klein
• 9/11 Commission Holds Public Hearing Today
• U.S. Forces in Iraq Attacked
• Bush in Africa
• Discussion with HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson
• Dog Rescue
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Questions About Man Who Shot 13 Coworkers Yesterday
• Minding Your Business: Microsoft Waves Good-bye to Stock Options
• Iraq Attack
• Don't Ask, Don't Tell
• Police Investigating Charges Counselors at 4H Camp Arranged Fights
• U.S. Forces in Iraq Came Under Attack This Morning
• Trans Fat Fight
• Interview With Barbara Seaman

July 08, 2003

• Kobe Bryant Case
• Double Tragedy in Deaths of Conjoined Twins
• Hunt for Serial Arsonist in D.C. Area
• Postwar Failure?
• Twins' Tragedy
• Bush in Africa
• Three Heavily Armed Teenagers Arrested on Sunday
• Prosecution Has Not Decided to Charge Bryant Yet on Sexual Misconduct Case
• Teens' Murder Plot?
• Missing 727 May Have Turned Up at Airport in Africa
• Twins Knew Risk Before Operation
• Waiting Game For Basketball Star Kobe Bryant Now

July 07, 2003

• Kobe Bryant Accused of Sexual Assault
• Two Americans Killed in Separate Attacks in Iraqi Overnight
• Interview With Senator Susan Collins
• Minding Your Business: Refinance, Fly to Mexico for Free
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Toney Saley Being Hailed as Hero For Risking Life to Save Baby
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Conjoined Iranian Twins
• 15 Members of U.S. Military Team Arrive at U.S. Embassy in Monrovia
• Interview With Ambassador Joseph Wilson
• Interview With Arson Victims's Daughters
• House Call: Your Kid May Not be Faking How Bad Their Headaches Are
• Interview With Father of Teen Arrested Over Weekend With Cache of Weapons
• Kobe Bryant Case
• U.S. Assessment Military Team Arrives in Monrovia
• Interview with Susan Rice, Former Assistant Secretary of State, African Affairs
• Remembering Buddy Ebsen, 1908 to 2003
• Authorities in Washington D.C. Area Searching for Serial Arsonist
• Liberian Crisis: U.S. Advance Team
• Why Africa?
• 'Minding Your Business'
• 90-Second Pop: Culture Watch
• Series of Deadly Attacks Against U.S. Forces in Baghdad
• Kobe Bryant Out on a $25,000 Bond After Accused of Sexual Assault
• Look at Case Involving a Family, a Veterinarian and a Sheepdog

July 04, 2003

• American Birthday
• New Attacks on U.S. Troops in Iraq
• Saddam Bounty
• Constitution Museum Opens
• Bush Heavily Criticized Statement on Wednesday Which Seemed to Have Taunted Attackers
• Gimme A Minute
• Coney Island Hosting Hot Dog Eating Contest
• Independence Day Celebrations at Mount Rushmore
• Run for the Peaches
• U.S. Soldier Shot, Killed by Sniper While Guarding National Museum in Baghdad
• No Decision From Bush on Whether to Send Troops to Liberia
• Interview With Walter Isaacson
• Philly Celebrates Opening of National Constitution Center
• Liberian President May Soon Step Down
• Bloodshed Continues in Iraq: One U.S. Soldier, 11 Iraqis Dead
• Dayton Celebrates 100 Years of Flight
• Constitution Center Opens in Philadelphia
• Ike's Son Reflects on Dad in Book
• Hundreds of Thousands Celebrate the Fourth at Mount Rushmore
• Look at North Dakota Air National Guard
• Healthy Tips for a Holiday BBQ
• Coney Island Celebrates Independence With 88th Annual Nathan's Famous Hot Dog eating Contest
• Finding Hussein Key to Stability, Officials Say
• Security Tight at Washington Celebration
• "Gimme a Minute" Panel on Iraq, Gay Marriage, Crisis in the States
• Hot Dog Contestants Hope to Dethrone Two-Time Champ
• Annual Road Race Attracts Thousands

July 03, 2003

• Obesity Lawsuits
• Summer Food Safety
• Attention Falls on Teammate of Missing Basketball Player
• Keeping Peace in Liberia?
• Treasures of Iraq
• Talking About America's First President
• House Call: Breast Cancer Studies
• At Least 10 U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Iraq
• Revenge of the Telemarketers
• Abortion Views
• Attention Falls on Teammate of Missing Basketball Player
• Bush administration Pressuring Liberia's President to Reasoning
• Minding Your Business: Tax Cut to the Rescue?
• Bush Administration Pressuring Liberia's President to Reasoning
• Discussion With Reverend Jesse Jackson
• How to Keep Your Kids From Making You Insane
• Thou Shalt Not Have Ten Commandments in Alabama Supreme Courthouse
• 90-Second Pop: Culture Watch

July 02, 2003

• Forces Under Fire in Iraq
• Cat Killings
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Sleep Problems
• Interview With John Perry Barlow
• Interview With Fawaz Gerges
• Missing Player
• Monument in Alabama Supreme Court's Rotunda Will Have to Go
• Food for Thought
• White House Would Not Rule Out Sending Troops to Liberia
• American Soldier Died Today From Wounds Suffered Yesterday
• Financially Strapped States, Cities Plunging into Big Budget Battles
• Kennedy Curse?
• Israeli Pullout From Bethlehem
• Change of Venue in Sniper Case

July 01, 2003

• More Attacks in Iraq
• 'Bill' Still Drenching Parts of Louisiana, Mississippi
• Missing Basketball Player, Teammate had Argument
• Ben Franklin, Unbound
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Blood Safety
• Attacks in Iraq
• Missing Player
• Airline Travel Crush Expected
• Two Children Taken by Bipolar Mother Found Safe
• Bill Still Must be Reckoned With
• Interview With Patrick Lang
• Minding Your Business: Do-Not-Call List Proves to be a Hit
• House Call: Vitamin Supplements
• Elusive Peace
• Interview With Man Accusing Chicago Police of Torture to Obtain Confessions
• Guerrilla Word War
• Police Investigating Disappearance of Patrick Dennehy
• American Forces Have Come Under Fire Twice Today in Baghdad

June 30, 2003

• Interview with Secretary of State Colin Powell
• Porch Collapse Kills 12 in Chicago
• Unrest in Iraq
• Porch Collapse
• Interview With Terrorism Analyst Steven Simon
• 90-Second Pop: Culture Watch
• Shooting Today in West Bank
• House Call: Acute, Chronic Pain Relief may be on the Way
• Minding Your Business: Feel Free to Open Your Portfolio Statements
• Minding Your Business: Feel Free to Open Your Portfolio Statements
• Unrest in Iraq
• Talk with Christopher Reeve
• Interview With Hepburn Biographer James Prideaux
• Fun of Several Parties Turns to Tragedy
• Powell Says Violence Across Iraq Doesn't Rise to Level of Organized Insurgency
• Interview with Producer John Dayton
• Overtime Rules May Change for American Workers
• Interview With Raymond Flynn, Former U.S. Ambassador to Vatican
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Preventing Cancer Deaths
• Minding Your Business: Student Loan Lockdown

June 27, 2003

• Troops in Danger in Iraq
• Nationwide No-Call List Being Launched Today
• Windshield Defendant Faces Sentencing
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Summer Heat
• Story of Heidi McClain
• Historic Ruling
• House Call: Kids & Caffeine
• Celebration, Condemnation After Supreme Court Decision Regarding Sodomy
• Minding Your Business: High-Flying IPOs
• Don't Call Us
• Pooped Pigeon
• Do Not Call List
• Laci's Family Asking Cameras be Kept Out of Courtroom
• Chante Mallard Trying to Avoid Life Sentence
• Nationwide No Call Registry
• Strom Thurmond Will be in Record Books
• Nation's Oldest, Longest Serving Senator

June 26, 2003

• Nuclear Revelation in Iraq
• Hearing Could Bring Major Decisions in Peterson Murder Case
• Facing the Music
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Polypill
• Attorneys For Sniper Suspect Malvo Trying to Shift Blame
• Minding Your Business: Rate Cut to Rescue of Ailing Economy?
• Case Against Woman Who Hit Homeless Man with Car, Left Him to Die
• House Call: Rapid HIV Test
• Nuclear Revelation
• Nuclear Revelation
• Interview With Ann Coulter
• New Mexico Fires
• 90-Second Pop: Culture Watch
• Bills to Change Medicare Could Go to Floor Today or Tomorrow

June 25, 2003

• Hunting Osama bin Laden
• British Troops Killed in Southern Iraq
• Ted Kennedy Backs President Bush's Medicare Overhaul Plan
• Supreme Court Cases
• Testimony Resumes in Windshield Death Case
• Deadly Attacks
• Air Force Scandal
• Minding Your Business: Word on Fed Rate Cut Coming Today
• Pro Tennis Player Daniela Hantuchova Fit to a Fault?
• Six British Soldiers Killed in Clash with Iraqi Civilians
• NASA Engineer: Escape Pods Are Needed
• Research Reveals Sexual Abuse Problem in Boy Scouts Explorers
• Held in Cuba
• Boston-Area Hospital's Window Draws Catholics With Image Of Virgin, Child
• House Call: Another Warning About Hormone Replacement Therapy

June 24, 2003

• Analysis of Affirmative Action Rulings
• Weapons Hunt
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Tea Rich in Antioxidants
• Interview with Ambassador Richard Murphy
• House Call: What is Salvia?
• Not Tonight, Honey
• Murder Trial Begins in Windshield Death Case
• Minding Your Business: Going to the Dentist is a Good Thing
• Interview With Jose Padilla's Attorney Donna Newman
• Surprises of 'Sex'
• Interview With University Presidents Lee Bollinger, Chris Garcia
• Interview With Plaintiff in Michigan Case Jennifer Gratz
• Defendant in Windshield Murder Case Pleads Guilty to Evidence Tampering
• Interview With Family of Missing Pilot
• New York's Finest Bring Food to Iraqi Children

June 23, 2003

• Pivotal Decisions
• Hunt for Saddam
• Arizona Wildfire Destroys More Than 25 Homes
• War on Terror
• McDonald's Tells Suppliers to Cut Antibiotic Use in Livestock
• Interview With Howard Dean, Democratic Presidential Candidate
• Interview With Terrorism Analyst Eric Margolis
• Interview With Brother of Soldier Killed in Iraq David Van Dusen
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With Parents, Police Chief Searching for Missing Girl Leanna Warner
• House Call: West Nile Virus
• Arizona Wildfire
• Close Call

June 20, 2003

• Al Qaeda Plots
• Powell Meeting With Palestinian Prime Minister
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Paging Dr. Gupta: New Asthma Drug
• Al Qaeda Plots
• Al Qaeda Terrorist Plots in New York City
• Hit & Run Case
• Two U.S. Soldiers Injured in Attack in Fallujah
• Is Saddam Alive?
• Missing 5-Year-Old Minnesota Girl
• Missing 5-Year-Old Minnesota Girl
• Interview with Martin Indyk, Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'

June 19, 2003

• Stalking Saddam Hussein
• Luster Captured
• Interview With Senators Chuck Hagel, Richard Lugar, Joe Biden
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Gloomy Weather
• Catholic Church in Crisis
• Ace of Diamonds
• Church in Crisis
• Left Behind?
• Bishops to Meet to Evaluate Progress on Child Abuse
• Minding Your Business: Martha Stewart Back in Court
• 90-Second Pop: Culture Watch
• IAEA Demands More Transparency from Iran on Nuclear Programs
• Stewart Due in Court Today for Scheduling
• Unrest in Michigan

June 18, 2003

• Serial Rapist in Miami Linked by DNA to Seven Attacks
• U.S. Forces Continue Raids in Iraq
• Obesity's Bottom Line
• Riots Continue in Michigan for Second Night
• Iran TV
• U.S. Military Spread Too Thin?
• Baghdad Shooting
• Brawl in Pittsburgh Mars Last Day of School
• Tracking Troubles at Immigration and Naturalization Service
• Riot Devastates Michigan Town
• Miami Police Seeking Serial Rapist
• Bishop Resigns in Wake of Fatal Hit and Run Charges
• Tony Blair Accused of Exaggerating Iraq Threat
• Tracking Troubles at Immigration and Naturalization Service
• New Flu Fighter
• Abortion Challenge
• House Call: Digital X-Ray

June 17, 2003

• Bishop Thomas O'Brien Charged with Hit-and-Run
• Bishop Thomas O'Brien Charged with Hit-and-Run
• Investigation Slowed in Miami Serial Rape Case?
• Troops to Mideast?
• Interview with Joe Moore, Tulia Defendant
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Alzheimer's Drug
• Bishop Charged
• Interview with Victoria Clarke
• Swim Safety
• Congress to Look into WMD Claims
• Bishop Arrested in Fatal Hit and Run
• One Dead from West Virginia Flooding
• Recall Campaign
• Viagra Gum
• Minding Your Business: Who's Next in Scandal Watch?
• Cell Phone Spam

June 16, 2003

• Cease-Fire Efforts in Middle East
• Custody Hearing Scheduled Wednesday for Abandoned Texas Girl
• At Least a Dozen Inmates in Texas Getting Out
• House Call: Monkeypox Spread
• Road to Peace
• Minding Your Business: Medicaid's 'Do not Prescribe' List
• Paging Dr. Gupta: How Much Exercise?
• 90-Second Pop: Culture Watch
• Dozen People Convicted in Drug Sting Expected to be Released Today
• Iran Violence
• Egyptian Delegation Meeting With Palestinian Militias Today
• Death Toll Likely to Reach 11 in Tragic Accident Off Coast of Oregon
• Government Warns Al Qaeda Operatives Living in U.S., Planning New Attacks
• Talk With Dealer of Exotic Pets
• Dead or Alive, Saddam Hussein Still Powerful Figure
• Missouri Reporting What Appears to be State's First Case of Monkeypox
• Minding Your Business: Buy Three, Get One Free

June 13, 2003

• Mideast Violence Escalates
• U.S. Military Responds to Ambush in Iraq
• Gag Order Issued in Peterson Case
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Under the Knife and Wide Awake
• Miami Police Getting a Lot of Help in Hunt for Serial Rapist
• Minding Your Business: Workers Paying More for Prescriptions
• House Call: Faulty Heart Devices
• 'Seeds of Terror'
• Police Release Audiotape of Woman Claiming to be Mateo's Mother
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• In Mideast, More Than Three Dozen People Killed in Past Two Days
• Living Lighter
• A Father's Story
• Story of Missing Boy
• Philadelphia's Boy Scout Council Removes 18-Year-Old for Publicly Declaring Homosexuality
• Discussion With Senator Bill Nelson
• Police in Miami, Florida Worried About Serial Rapist
• $2 Greenback Making a Comeback

June 12, 2003

• Terrorist Training Camp North of Baghdad Raided
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Growth Hormone for Children
• Serial Rapist
• Possible Serial Rapist Sought in Miami
• Interview With George Mitchell
• Police Hunting For Serial Rapist
• Israeli Airstrike in Gaza
• The Weapons Hunt
• Serial Rapist in Miami
• 'I Object'
• House Call: Premature Birth Drug
• Talk With Woman Who Gave Birth in Coma
• 90 Second Pop: Culture Watch
• Stunning Wave of More Mideast Violence
• Minding Your Business: Freddie Mac Under Attack
• U.S. Forces on Offensive Against Loyalists of Baath Party
• Republican Leaders in House Sending to Floor Child Tax Credit Bill
• Discussion With Undersecretary of Defense Douglas Feith

June 11, 2003

• Fighting Saddam Hussein's Loyalists
• Students, Parents Face Hazing Charges
• Two Mothers, 16 Students Head to Court Today in Hazing Incident
• Pushing for Middle East Peace
• Military Convoy Attacked Near Iraqi Town of Fallujah
• Male Breast Cancer
• Historic Surgery to Separate Two Iranian Women
• Suspect in Abduction of a 9-Year-Old Scheduled for Arraignment
• Minding Your Business: Will Sam Waksal Do Time at Club Fed?
• Peace Plan in Peril
• House Call: Men Breast Cancer
• Danger Signs Missed?
• Road Map to Mideast Peace Loses Its Way
• Enrique Sosa Alvarez Faces Multiple Felony Counts
• Exotic Pets
• Will Violence Doom Middle East Peace Process?
• Bush Wants House to Go Along With a $10 Billion Child Tax Credit

June 10, 2003

• Suspected Arrested in California Abduction Case
• Weapons Whereabouts
• Monkeypox Virus
• Interview with two Former United Nations Weapons Inspectors
• Anthrax Probe
• Missile Attack
• Israeli Gunships Fire Missiles at Busy Road in Gaza City
• Al Qaeda & Iraq?
• New Violence in Middle East
• 24-year-old David Cruz to be Formally Charged Tomorrow
• Minding Your Business: Sam Waksal Faces the Music
• Government Investigators Draining Pond in Maryland
• Tobacco Companies Sue California Over TV Ads
• Tobacco Companies Sue California Over TV Ads
• Interview With Joumana Kidd, B.J. Sigesmund, Michael Ian Black

June 09, 2003

• Kidnapped Girl Found
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Rain, Rain Go Away
• Interview with Senator Saxby Chambliss
• Roadblocks on Path to Peace
• Dog's Life as Man's Best Friend
• Kidnapped Girl Found Alive
• Senator Hillary Clinton's Much Anticipated Memoir in Stores
• Peace Plan Under Fire
• Discussion With Senator Carl Levin
• Middle East Peace Plan Under Fire
• Monkeypox Outbreak in United States
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Art, Dementia
• Minding Your Business: Too Racy for Wal-Mart
• Senator Hillary Clinton's Tell-All Book on Sale
• Interview With NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
• Political Write

June 06, 2003

• Critical Hearing Today in Peterson Murder Case
• Interview with Representatives Dennis Kucinich, John Mica
• Interview With Geneva Overholser
• Gimme a Minute
• Health Around the Pool
• Interview with Aron Ralston
• Minding Your Business: Did Prison Time Prevent Martha Plea?
• Interview With Defense Attorney Jayne Weintraub
• Interview With Seth Mnookin of 'Newsweek'
• Funny Cide Frenzy
• Interview With Owners of Funny Cide
• Court to Hear Arguments About Peterson Documents Today
• White House Reaction to Pentagon Intelligence Report Summary
• Interview With Andrew Kirtzman
• Report Summary Released at Pentagon

June 05, 2003

• President Bush Speaks at Rally for U.S. Forces in Qatar
• Shattered Image for Sammy Sosa?
• Terror Drill to be Conducted in D.C. Area
• Interview With Settlement Winner Tom Rinks
• White House Denies Manipulating Intel
• House Call: Antidepressants Helpful in Treating Other Disorders
• Interview With Baria Alamuddin, Tom Rose
• 'Cautious Skepticism' Among Israelis, Palestinians
• Interview With Georgetown's Rob Sobhani
• Interview With Brad Hauter
• What is Martha's Role Now?
• Interview With Foster Winans, Larry Barcella
• Anger Remains in Fallujah
• Interview With Sen. Jay Rockefeller
• Interview With Wayne Carlin
• Interview With Sen. Pat Roberts
• Sosa in Tonight's Lineup

June 04, 2003

• Road to Middle East Peace
• Interview with Madeleine Albright
• Both Sides in Peace Process Must Be Absolutely Serious
• Will Martha Do Time?
• Interview With George Mitchell
• Interview With Former Hillary Clinton Press Secretary Lisa Caputo
• Interview With King Abdullah of Jordan
• North Korean Nuclear Standoff
• Minding Your Business: Stewart, Corporate Villain or Misguided Trader?
• House Call: Night Shift Tied to Colon, Breast Cancers in Women
• Interview With Martin Indyk
• Interview With Charles Gasparino, Andy Borowitz
• Auto Safety Feature Costs Rising

June 03, 2003

• AIDS Drug Entering Black Market
• Bush Seeks Support for Palestinian PM
• Interview With Attorney Jayne Weintraub
• Grassley Seeks to Increase Child Tax Credit
• Rudolph to Hear Charges This Afternoon
• Debate Over Iraqi WMD Heating Up
• Competing Adjustments Offered to Tax Cut Plan
• Bush, Arab Leaders Address Peace Plan
• Is Now the Time for Peace?
• Interview With Henry Kissinger, Former Secretary of State
• Interview With Scott Ritter, Former U.N. Weapons Inspector
• Zacarias Moussaoui Trial
• Minding Your Business: Is Martha Cooked?
• Interview with Senator Saxby Chambliss, Representative Jane Harman
• Scott Peterson Case

June 02, 2003

• Interview With Bombing Victim
• Chirac: Meetings Positive
• FCC Considering Changing the Rules
• Road to Peace in Middle East
• Eric Rudolph Captured, Search for Clues
• Planning New Iraqi Government
• What Do Consumers Need to Know About FCC Vote
• G-8 Discusses AIDS, Economy, WMD
• Rudolph Being Transported
• Interview With Beth Karas
• Bush Meets With World Leaders at G-8
• Interview With Journalist Hassan Fattah
• 90 Second Pop
• Rudolph to Be Tried First in Birmingham
• Minding Your Business: Child Credit Castaways
• Interview With Michael Isikoff
• Interview With Author Diane Ravitch

May 30, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Quit Fix
• D.A. Wants Peterson Autopsy Results Made Public
• Bush Off This Morning on Trip That Aims to Mend Some Fences
• Inside the War Room
• Prosecutors Want Autopsies of Laci, Unborn Son Unsealed
• U.S. Forces in Iraq Admit to Huge Mistake
• GM Will Launch Corporate Image Advertisements
• Minding Your Business: What Missed the Cut in Tax Cut Bill?
• Interview With Spelling Bee Champ Sai Gunturi
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'

May 29, 2003

• Pitch for Peace
• Teens & Sex
• Eye on Sky: Air Traffic Delays
• Israeli Prime Minister, Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud to Meet Today
• Upside of Video Games
• Ariel Sharon, Mahmoud Abbas Plan Talks in Jerusalem
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Attack on Supply Route in Iraq
• Security Problems
• Sharon, Abbas to Meet Today
• SARS in Canada
• Two More SARS Related Deaths Reported in Toronto Area
• Tony Blair Visits Iraq
• SARS in Canada
• Dogs Being Trained to Sniff Cancer in Humans
• Abandoned 2-Year-Old Boy
• Decision by Supreme Court Blow to Miranda Rights
• Judge in Modesto, California Considering Gag Order in Murder Trial of Scott Peterson
• Interview With Maj. Thomas Rempfer
• 50 Years on Top
• Minding Your Business: Child Tax Breaks for All? Think Again
• Interview With Ben Pappas, B.J. Sigesmund, Lisa Bernhard

May 28, 2003

• Arrest Made in Louisiana Serial Killings
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Peterson Murder Case
• Terrorism Topic in Arab World
• President Bush Signs Tax Cut Bill into Law Today
• Peterson Murder Case
• Kickin' It
• Homeless Children in Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Enron to Banks: You Made Us Do It
• The Peterson Case
• Is Iraq Safe?
• House Call: Prostate Cancer is Most Common Male Cancer
• Suspect in Baton Rouge Area Serial Killings Could be Returned to Louisiana Today
• Police May Know Identity of Boy Found Wandering Alone
• Murder Case Against Scott Peterson
• Capture of Suspect in Louisiana Serial Killings
• Saudi Arabia Has Made Arrests in Riyadh Terrorist Attack
• Interview With Cris Embleton of Healing the Children
• Serial Killings

May 27, 2003

• U.S. Forces in Iraq Come Under Attack Again Today
• Pretrial Hearing for Scott Peterson Today
• Police in Baton Rouge Release Photo
• Cell Phone Cloning: Legitimate, Fraudulent Cells Have Same Number
• Promising Signals Coming From Israel
• U.S. Forces Come Under Attack Near Baghdad
• Minding Your Business: Steve Making Case for AOL Spin-Off
• Terror in Tehran?
• U.S. Forces Attacked
• Some U.S. Officials Calling For More Aggressive Stance Toward Iran
• House Call: Antibacterials Interfere with Growth of Bacteria
• Washington Pressuring Teheran to Do More to Combat Terrorism
• Will Scott Peterson's Attorney Try to Get Murder Case Moved?
• Interview With Accused Hazer Liat Gendelman
• Peterson's Defense
• Road to Peace
• Iran May Be Harboring al Qaeda
• Media Dilemma
• Interview With Jill Bernstein, Leah Rozen, B.J. Sigesmund

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May 22, 2003

• U.S. Officials Fear Terror Attack in Two Days
• Yale Law School Explosion
• Independent Word on Atkins Diet
• At Least Two Iraqis Killed, Five Captured
• PGA Plunge
• Discussion With Minority Leader Gephardt
• Interview With Nail Al-Jubeir, Saudi Embassy Spokesman
• Minding Your Business: Memorial Day, Are We Traveling This Year?
• Diet Debate
• House Call: Cats, Dogs, Cockroaches, Dust Mites Trigger Asthma
• Voice of Terror
• More on Explosion at Yale University
• Interview With Law Professor, Florida Board of Education Member
• Ground Zero Flags
• Hazing Charges
• Idol Winner
• Is It Voice of Al Qaeda's Number Two?
• Interview With National Geographic Bee Champion

May 21, 2003

• Teeing It Up
• Fish Reduces Pregnancy Depression
• U.S. Raised Threat Level to Orange, or High
• Interview with Alabama Republican Senator Richard Shelby
• Discussion of Likelihood of Terrorist Attack at Home
• Third Time This Year Terror Alert Elevated
• Discussion With Senator Lieberman
• Mad Cow Disease
• Minding Your Business: Dollar Daze
• How Are Cities Reacting to Terror Alerts?
• Case of Mad Cow Disease Confirmed in Canada
• Homeland Security Officials Raise Alert to Orange From Yellow
• Possible al Qaeda Audiotape Released
• Idol Worship
• Best in Show: 2003 Clio Awards

May 20, 2003

• Defending Clinton
• Bomb Squad Teams on Scene at Cafe in Turkey
• Analysis of Laci Peterson Case
• Middle East Peace on Hold?
• President's Roadmap for Peace
• Obsessed with 'The Matrix'
• Interview With Hanan Ashrawi
• Interview With Ari Fleischer, White House Press Secretary
• Interview With Former DIA Analyst
• 'Morning After' Pill
• Are Money Market Funds Safe?
• House Call: Study Shows Pain Relievers Could Lead to Ulcer Problems

May 19, 2003

• Suicide Terror
• Analysis of Laci Peterson Case
• Sweeps TV
• Police Looking For More Clues in Deaths of Laci Peterson, Unborn Son
• Whiz Kids
• Yet Another Attack Against Israelis in Middle East
• Minding Your Business: Filling Up For the Memorial Day Weekend
• Member of Saddam Hussein's Family Discovered Living in Damascus
• Stories of War
• Saudi Leaders Trying to Remove Any Doubt They're Committed to Fighting War on Terror
• Nic Robertson to Accept George Foster Peabody Award
• Analysis of Laci Peterson Case
• Interview With Former Ambassador to Morocco
• Will Autopsy Play Role in Peterson Case?
• Interview With Nic Robertson
• Nic Robertson's Work in Afghanistan Recognized with Peabody Award
• Interview With Sander Family
• World of Surprises

May 16, 2003

• Unconfirmed Reports of Possible Attack in Saudi Arabia
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Minding Your Business: Senate Passes $350 Billion Tax Cut
• 'Special' Consideration for Military Families
• Texas Democrats Return
• Suicide Bombings in Capital City Raising Concerns About Safety of Americans
• How Serious is Civil Disorder in Iraq?
• French Whine?
• New Terror Threat Against Westerners Living in Saudi Arabia
• Democratic Texas Legislators Back in Lone Star State
• Cutting Taxes
• Surprise Resignation in Mideast
• Analysis of Terror Warning
• Mideast Meeting
• Gimme a Minute
• Breast Exams
• Interview With Lewis Korman, Ron Haviv

May 15, 2003

• Simulated Crash at Chicago's Midway Airport Today
• Terror Investigation, U.S. Investigators to Arrive in Riyadh Today
• Lebanon Terror Plot
• Locked, Reloaded: 'The Matrix Reloaded'
• Government Conducting Most Extensive Terror Drills Ever in U.S
• Minding Your Business: Sam Waksal Sells Paintings to Pay Loans
• Violent Video Games
• House Call: ACS Gives New Breast Cancer Detection Guidelines
• Restoring Order
• 'House Call'
• 'New York Times' Editor Howell Raines Says He's Not Stepping Down
• Discussion With Representative Jane Harman
• U.S. Soldiers Open Fire Near Mosul
• Interview With Jessie Family

May 14, 2003

• Responding to Terror
• White House Responding to Terror
• Texas House Democrats Not Home on Range
• Mass Grave
• Foul Play?
• Foul Play?
• Tissue Transplants
• Texas House Democrats Not Home on Range
• Discussion With Director of Information at Saudi Embassy
• Responding to Terror
• House Call: Cholera Most Serious Health Concern in Iraq
• Streets of Baghdad
• U.S. Authorities Concerned More Attacks May Come
• Minding Your Business: Best, Worst Places to Work
• Pressure Points
• Interview With CARE Director Margaret Hassan
• Graham Takes On Bush in National Security Arena
• Minding Your Business: Best, Worst Places to Work
• "Idol" Countdown

May 13, 2003

• Analysis of Terror Attacks in Riyadh
• Children Killed by Texas Mother
• Terror Drill, Simulated Attack Staged in Seattle
• Terror in Riyadh
• Anarchy in Baghdad
• Powell Says Attacks Bear Markings of Al Qaeda Strike
• Trimming the Fat
• Children Killed
• Discussion with Former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
• Minding Your Business: Lawsuit Seeks to Ban Oreo Cookies
• Were Saudi Attacks Timed for Powell's Visit?
• JFK Biography
• Will U.S. Be Involved in Bombing Investigation?
• House Call: Study: Back-Sleep Babies had Fewer Fevers, Ear Infections
• Interview With Reporter Macarena Hernandez
• Terror in Riyadh, Three Explosions Rock Housing Complexes
• High School Hazing
• Paging Dr. Gupta: 30 Million Americans Go to Chiropractors Each Year
• Minding Your Business: Which U.S. Firms Do Business in Saudi Arabia?

May 12, 2003

• More Severe Weather in Midwest
• Interview with Sister of Tornado Victim
• Authorities Getting Closer to Filing Charges Against Students Involved in Hazing incident
• Texas Woman Charged With Beating Two of Sons to Death
• Anthrax Investigation
• Leadership Shakeup in Iraq
• Illinois Among Several States Hit Hard Again by Violent Storms
• Trail of SARS
• Several Seniors From Glenbrook North High Could Face Severe Punishment
• Minding Your Business: What Tax Cuts Mean for Your Wallet
• Interview with Representative Bart Gordon
• Tax Cut Group Quotes Kennedy
• Talk with NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
• Surviving Sweeps
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Boomeritis
• Push for Peace in Middle East
• Kentucky Derby Scandal?
• Minding Your Business: Targeting Part-Time Workers

May 09, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Interview with Madeleine Albright
• Is U.S. Moving Fast Enough to Bring Help to Iraqis?
• Oklahoma City Waking Up to Extensive Damage from Tornadoes
• Hazing Incident at High School in Illinois
• House Today Expected to Pass $550 Billion Tax Cut Plan
• Lawrence, Kansas Gets Worst of It
• Interview with Oklahoma's Emergency Management Director
• Al Qaeda Reorganizing
• Interview With Jessica Lynch's Doctor
• Moms & Teen Daughters
• Aftermath of Tornado in Moore, Oklahoma
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• 'Bouncing Back': Retired in Name Only

May 08, 2003

• White House Defends Last Week's Flight by President Bush
• Role for U.N. Weapons Inspectors?
• Lasik Eye Surgery
• In Saudi Arabia, Manhunt Under Way for 19 Men
• Hazing Incident in Illinois
• Criminal Charges Might be Filed in Weekend Hazing Incident
• Fighting Crime
• Interview With Gracia Burnham
• 'Bouncing Back': Health Care Insurance
• 'I Object!': School Discrimination?
• Overreaction?
• Possibility of Link Between Iraq, Al Qaeda Getting Support from Federal Judge

May 07, 2003

• Saddam on Tape?
• Music Downloading
• MRIs Versus Mammograms
• Bus Driver Suspected of Abusing 9-Year-Old Boy with Down's Syndrome
• Cheney Says He Will Run Again in 2004
• Residents of Piece City, Missouri Picking up Pieces
• Al Qaeda Wedding Reception Video
• 9-11 Plotters on Tape
• 'Bouncing Back'
• Audiotape Said by Some to be Voice of Saddam Hussein
• Due to SARS Concerns, UC Berkeley Not Admitting Students From China, Taiwan, Hong Kong
• Minding Your Business: The Job of Getting a Job
• Video Shows al Qaeda Members at Wedding
• Caught on Tape?
• Interview With Sen. Charles Grassley
• Who's at Fault for Inefficient SUVs?
• Reality TV Check

May 06, 2003

• Killer Tornadoes, Measuring Losses in Jackson, Tennessee
• Picking Up Pieces in Pierce City, Missouri
• Music Settlement
• Obesity & Pregnancy
• Interview with Tornado Survivor
• Formation of new Iraqi Government on Right Path?
• Devastating Series of Tornadoes and Storms
• Surviving the Terror
• Iraqi Scientists
• Thief of Baghdad?
• Discussion About William Bennett
• Pierce City, Missouri Truly Devastated by Tornado
• Minding Your Business: Ted's Turned Off
• Analysis of Legal Maneuverings in Peterson Case
• Hiker's Survival Story
• Interview With Author Gail Evans

May 05, 2003

• Kids & Sleep Problems
• Deadly Tornadoes
• Forming a Government
• Talk with a Storm Chaser
• Discussion with Director of CDC
• Autopsy Today for Man Possibly Linked to Arsenic Poisoning
• Democrats Take Aim
• Deadly Tornados: Kansas, Missouri Hardest Hit
• Survival Story of Hiker Forced to Amputate Arm
• President Bush Pushing Economic Plan
• Tornado Hits Kansas
• Minding Your Business: Dividend Tax Cut Dead on Arrival?
• At Least Seven Dead in Jackson, Tennessee
• Music Piracy is Multibillion Dollar Industry
• MBA Outlook
• How is Syria Likely to Respond to U.S. Demands?
• Autopsy to be Conducted on Man Who May be Linked to Case of Arsenic Poisoning
• Forming New Iraqi Government
• Deadly Tornados, Kansas, Missouri Hardest Hit
• Interview with Dick Hainje, Federal Emergency Management Agency

May 02, 2003

• President Bush's Declares End to Major Combat in Iraq
• Talk with Michael Isikoff
• U.S. Troops Can Pull 10 of Hearts, Nine of Diamonds From Decks
• Analysis of President Bush's Speech
• Gimme a Minute
• Missing Boy Mystery
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Failure to Communicate
• Sailors on USS Lincoln Looking Forward to Docking
• The Peterson Case
• Missing Boy Mystery
• In Iraq, Officials Arrests More of 55 Most Wanted
• Family Reunion
• Scott Peterson Plans to Ask for New Lawyer
• Death at Church
• President Bush's Pilot
• Talk with Presidential Historian Douglas Brinkley
• Lincoln Carrying President Only a Few Hours From Port
• Minding Your Business: The New Retirement is Not Retiring
• Hazing Death

May 01, 2003

• Bush to Announce End of Combat in Iraq
• FBI: DNA Test Results Expected This Week in Missing Boy Case
• Grenade Attack in Iraqi City of Fallujah
• Rumsfeld to Declare End of Combat in Afghanistan
• State of Smog in America
• Bush Expected to Announce End to Combat in Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Airport Security Forces Facing Cuts
• More Violence in Iraqi City of Fallujah
• Sinus Trouble Over Mayo Clinic's New Sinus Infection Treatment
• Discussion with John Walsh
• Interview with White House Communications Director
• Powell Trip
• Humanitarian Needs
• Hate Crimes Bill
• Women's Privacy
• Six Suspected Al Qaeda Members Caught During Raid in Pakistan
• FBI Waiting for Results of DNA Tests on Boy in Illinois

April 30, 2003

• New Fallujah Clash
• Missing Boy Mystery
• SARS Outbreak: A Tale of Two Cities
• Clashes in Town of Falluja
• Missing Boy Mystery
• Interview with Attorney General John Ashcroft
• New Palestinian Prime Minister Approval
• Clashes in Town of Fallujah
• Rallying the Troops
• Terror Group Deal
• Soldiers Fire on Anti-American Protesters in Iraqi Town
• Discussin with Martin Indyk
• 'End of Combat'
• Interview with Retired General Jay Garner
• Minding Your Business: Will a Tax Cut Create More Jobs?
• Talk with Speicher Family Attorney
• Hopeful Development in Case of Missing Boy from North Carolina
• Mystery of Missing Boy

April 29, 2003

• Fighting in Fallujah
• Missing Boy Mystery
• Fighting SARS
• Fighting in Town of Fallujah
• Spring Allergies
• Undercover Reporter
• Wake-Up Call: Colin Powell Plans Trip to Middle East
• Reports U.S. Troops Fired on Demonstrating Iraqis
• Firefighters Stand Down in Fight Against Brush Fire
• Prosecutors: Malvo Laughed About Killings
• Fighting SARS
• Interview with Palestinian Legislator Hanan Ashrawi
• Saddam Hussein's Plastic Surgeon
• Minding Your Business: Caring for an Aging Generation
• Pentagon's Strategic Shift
• Baby Recovering after Receiving Donor Heart
• Goals of Iraq War
• Watching Julia
• Fighting in Fallujah, Iraq
• Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in Saudi Arabia Today
• Analysis of Saddam's Fate
• Crucial Palestinian Vote
• Stop and Start Fighting Between Marines, Iraqi Insurgents in Fallujah; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'

April 28, 2003

• Town Hall Meeting in Baghdad
• Gallic Grudge
• Life Saving Gift From Doctor to Patient
• Coming Home
• Minding Your Business: When Will Bubble Burst for New Home Sales?
• Brotherly Love
• Analysis of Upcoming Malvo Hearing
• Interview With Toronto Medical Officer of Health on SARS
• Secretary of Defense Traveling Overseas
• Malvo Hearing
• Jay Garner Holds a Town Hall Meeting with Prospective Leaders
• Discussion with Terrence Taylor
• Lee Malvo Hearing Today
• Search for Banned Weapons in Iraq
• 'Cafferty File'
• Vocal Support
• Bush Headed to Dearborn

April 25, 2003

• How Does White House Plan to Deal with North Korea
• Talk with Dr. Anthony Fauci
• Traffic Deaths
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Look into SARS
• Tariq Aziz Surrenders to U.S. Authorities
• Interview With Former Ambassador Wendy Sherman
• Top Captures
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Sweeps TV
• Happy Homecoming
• Tariq Aziz Surrenders to U.S. Forces in Baghdad
• Interview With Former CIA Director James Woolsey
• SCARS Scare: Interview with President of Toronto's Blue Jays
• 'Cafferty File'

April 24, 2003

• Fate of Pilot
• Fat and Cancer
• Diplomatic Fire
• Iran's Influence
• Oil Flowing in Iraq
• Tax Cut Battle
• SARS Scare
• Spoils of War?
• Money & Politics
• Dynamic Duo Help Police Catch Suspected Bank Robbery Suspect
• Minding Your Business: AA: Are Don Carty's Days Numbered?
• Talk with Speicher Family Attorney
• More Captured From Former Iraqi Regime
• 'Cafferty File'
• Scott Peterson's Defense Team Now in Place
• Clue on Missing U.S. Pilot Michael Speicher

April 23, 2003

• Shuttle Investigation
• Sen. Rick Santorum in Some Political Hot Water
• Discussion with Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• Challenge of Getting Humanitarian Aid to Iraq
• Should U.N. Inspectors be Sent Back into Iraq?
• Avoiding Surgery
• Jay Garner in Iraq to Assess Country's Post-War Needs
• The Shiite Movement in Iraq
• Preliminary Hearings in Trial of Smart's Accused Abductors Could Begin in June
• Airline off Course: Wage-Cut Votes Come Amid News of Exec Perks
• House Call: Snoring, Headaches
• 'Spam' Scams
• Bargain Bonanza
• Agreement Expected on New Palestinian Cabinet
• Interview With Peter Brooks of the Heritage Foundation

April 22, 2003

• New Details About Deaths of Laci Peterson, Unborn Child
• Interview With Stanislaus County District Attorney
• Tax Cut Battle
• Thousands of Shiite Muslims Celebrating Tradition They Were Forced to Abandon
• Shiite Muslim Celebration
• Top Health Officials Trying to Stem Spread of SARS in North America
• House Call: Heart Disease Kills 500,000 Women Each Year
• The Peterson Case
• The New Iraq: Pentagon Update
• Most-Wanted Iraqis
• Minding Your Business: Bad Books at AOL Again?
• Shiite Celebration
• Peterson Case Grabs National Attention
• Garner in Northern Iraq
• Interview With Dr. Patricia Berg
• SARS Victim?
• Head of the Class

April 21, 2003

• Health Officials in Canada Trying to Contain Outbreak of SARS
• Laci Peterson Case
• Hidden SARS?
• Bush Administration Thinking How They Might Establish Long-Term Presence in Iraq
• On the Front Lines
• Interview with Family of Former POW, Ronald Young
• Thousands of Iraqi Shiias Celebrating Newfound Religious Freedom
• General Jay Garner Taking Charge in Baghdad
• Family Reacts
• On the Front Lines with Walter Rodgers, Army's 3-7th Calvary
• On the Frontlines: Ryan Chilcote Returns to Moscow
• Taking Charge
• Minding Your Business: AA in the Clear! Not so Fast
• Travel Ailing
• House Call: 3,547 Cases of SARS Worldwide
• Syria's Promises
• The New Iraq: Military Presence
• The New Iraq: Journey of Faith
• Laci Peterson Case
• Focus on Syria

April 18, 2003

• Happy Homecoming
• Search for Laci
• Abu Dhabi TV: New Tape Shows Saddam Last Wednesday
• Abu Dhabi TV: New Tape is Saddam on Day Baghdad Fell
• Analyzing New Saddam Tape
• Search for Laci Peterson
• Unmarked Graves
• The New Iraq: Scene in Baghdad
• The New Iraq: Dire Situation
• Minding Your Business: AA Pilots Peeved, Back to Bankruptcy
• Biblical Iraq
• Abu Dhabi Airs Take of Saddam
• New Saddam Tape?

April 17, 2003

• War Recap
• Discussion with James Dobbins
• A Family's Hope
• Discussion with Queen Noor
• The Bush Economy
• Survival Story
• The New Iraq: Pentagon Update
• Papers of 'Dr. Germ'
• The New Iraq: Scene in Baghdad
• The New Iraq: With the President
• I Object!: Does Crime Pay?
• Minding Your Business: The Cost of War in Iraq
• Who Should Look for Iraq's WMD?

April 16, 2003

• U.S.-Trained Iraqi Soldiers in Baghdad
• Search for Laci
• Abu Abbas Caught
• Wounded in Combat
• Treasures Lost
• Terrorist in Custody
• Interview With Con Coughlin
• Talk with Former FBI Agent Candice Delong
• Interview With Alma Powell

April 15, 2003

• Looting, Lack of Electricity Spur Anger in Baghdad
• CIA Involved in Lynch Rescue
• Bodies of Woman, Infant Boy Found in Richmond, California Waters
• Pressure on Syria: Tensions Rising
• Interview With Fmr. Weapons Inspector Jonathan Tucker
• Meetings Beginning in Iraq, Despite Protests
• Analysis With Con Coughlin, Author, "Saddam: King of Terror"
• Interview With 'The New Yorker''s Jon Lee Anderson
• Minding Your Business: Troops and Taxes
• Interview With Syrian Deputy Ambassador
• Interview With Marilyn Thompson

April 14, 2003

• The Scene in Baghdad
• War Recap
• U.S. Marines Moved Into Heart of Tikrit
• Homeward Bound: Interview With Rescued POW's Family
• U.S. Forces Cleaning Up Resistance in Tikrit
• Coalition Warns Syria
• Interview With Michelle Williams, Wife of Rescued POW
• Analysis With Col. Bob Roland
• Interview With Cousin, Aunt of Rescued POW
• Bush Warns Syria: Don't Harbor Saddam Aides
• Analysis With Mideast Expert Fawaz Gerges
• When Will U.S. Leave Iraq?
• U.S. Forces Face Challenge of Restoring Order in Iraq

April 13, 2003

• Marines Move Into Vicinity of Tikrit
• Bush Reacts to POWs' Rescue
• Family of Sgt. James Riley Reacts to Rescue

April 12, 2003

• AMERICAN MORNING Looks at War; Lynch Press Conference
• AMERICAN MORNING Looks at Iraq War, Masters Golf
• War Rumbles On
• War in Iraq: War Under Way

April 11, 2003

• CENTCOM Saying Iraqi Forces in Mosul Have Surrendered
• Interview With Eason Jordan
• Military Update
• Discussion with Fareed Zakaria
• Mass Surrender
• 10 Main Suspects in USS Cole Bombing Escaped Prison
• Commander in Mosul Signs Surrender Letter
• Military Update
• War Recap
• Leadership Vacuum
• Battlefield Casualties
• Discussion with Karen Von Hippel

April 10, 2003

• The Northern Front
• War Recap
• With U.S. Air Force
• Talk with Member of Iraqi Democratic Movement
• Crowds Try to Pull Down Saddam Statue in Kirkuk
• Kirkuk Crowds Topple Saddam Statue
• View from Baghdad
• Interview With Dr. Jim Tulloch of WHO
• War Update
• Discussion with Con Coughlin
• WMDs Not Yet Found
• Historic Moment

April 09, 2003

• Kurds Celebrate in Northern Iraq
• Marines Pushing Into Baghdad, Still Meeting Pockets of Resistance
• War Recap
• Talk with Forensic Pathologist
• Coalition Tanks Move into Tahriya Square
• Marines Prepare to Push Into Baghdad
• Celebrations, Looting Abound in Baghdad

April 08, 2003

• Talk with Former Weapons Inspector Terry Taylor
• Talk with Former British SAS Commander
• Rescued Soldier
• War Recap
• Talk with Embedded Reporter in French Press Agency
• Updates from Reporters Embedded with Divisions in Baghdad
• Tending to the Wounded
• Pockets of Iraqi Resistance Still in Baghdad
• U.S. Forces Bomb Iraqi Leadership Target
• Inside Baghdad
• War in Iraq: Pentagon Update
• 101st Airborne Under Artillery Fire in Northern Iraq
• Interview with Roland Huguenin-Benjamin
• Meridian Hotel Incident
• Interview With Military Psychologist

April 07, 2003

• Three Army Battalions in Baghdad
• News of America's Casualties
• Discussing Military Strategy
• Interview with U.S. Special Forces Communications Sergeant
• Interview with U.S. Special Forces Communications Sergeant
• War Recap
• Look at Strategy Behind the Assault
• Reports 'Chemical Ali' Dead
• War's Cost
• With the Marines
• Interview With Fawaz Gerges
• Interview With Richard Armitage
• U.S. Troops Go to Baghdad Landmarks
• Coalition Forces in Baghdad for Third Day

April 06, 2003

• Coalition Controls Roads to Baghdad
• CENTCOM Investigates Friendly Fire in Northern Iraq
• Nasiriyah Hospital Low on Supplies
• Analysis: Baghdad Surrounded
• Coalition Forces Surround Baghdad, Friendly Fire Kills 10
• Marines Cautious with Civilians
• Army Says It Didn't Fire on Russian Diplomats
• General Garner to Head Post-War Effort in Iraq
• Special Edition: War in Iraq -- 3-7th Cav Under Fire
• British Forces Move to Center of Basra
• War in Iraq Appears to Have Entered Final Stage
• Baghdad Said to be Surrounded by U.S. Forces.
• Russian Diplomatic Convoy Comes Under Fire
• U.S. Soldiers on Second Day of Recon in Baghdad

April 05, 2003

• U.S. Troops Head Into Baghdad
• Why was U.S. Marine Colonel Joe Dowdy Relieved of Command?
• Iraqi Exiles in U.S. Making Plans for Post Saddam Hussein Iraq
• Interview with Bradley Horowitz
• Interview with John Lawrence, Jack Smith
• Analysis of CENTCOM Briefing; Statement from Iraqi Information Minister
• War in Iraq
• Special Edition: War in Iraq
• War in Iraq: War Under Way

April 04, 2003

• Update From Pentagon
• War Recap
• Special Forces Use Iraqi Freedom Fighters
• Interview With Judith Miller
• Al Kut Secured
• Coaltion Controls Airport
• Bush to Meet With Iraqi Exiles
• Interview With "Devil Docs" Chaplain Laura Bender
• War in Iraq: Update on 3-7th Cav's Progress
• War in Iraq
• Rodgers: 3-7th Cavalry Under Heavy Fire For Hours
• CENTCOM: Strikes Target Command-Control Sites
• In Other News
• CENTCOM: Pregnant Woman, Driver Killed In Iraq Blast

April 03, 2003

• 3-7th Cavalry Moving Toward Baghdad
• With 7th Marines in Central Iraq
• 7th Cavalry Pushing Closer and Closer to Baghdad
• 7th Cav Under Fire

April 02, 2003

• Talk with Brother of Jessica Lynch
• 'Newsday' Journalists Released from Iraq
• Talk with Former POW Michael Durant
• Colin Powell Goes to Turkey
• Is the SARS Mystery Solved?
• Interview with Friends of Rescued Soldier
• U.S. Forces Push Their Way Toward Baghdad
• The Big Picture
• Update on War Progress
• Resistance Light on Road to Baghdad
• Local Citizens Gave Info on Jessica Lynch's Whereabouts
• 7th Cav Meets Light Resistance
• Analysis: Baghdad Troop Movements
• Ammunition Trucks Destroyed in Najaf

April 01, 2003

• Baghdad Pounded by Overnight Explosions
• Strategic Perspective
• Update From Pentagon
• Operation Mediation
• Reporting from Northern Iraq
• Reporting with Marines in South Central Iraq
• Military Update
• Safe at Home
• Talk with Dr. Hussain Al Shahristani
• Some Passengers Leave Hijacked Plane in Cuba
• Geneva Conventions Define Who is POW

March 31, 2003

• Dangerous Tactics
• Navy Jets Slam Karbala
• A Different Battle
• President Bush Will Get Briefing on Homeland Security
• Professor Called for Defeat of U.S. Forces in Iraq
• Interview With Wounded Soldier, Wife
• War Recap
• Huge Explosions in Downtown Baghdad
• Iraqi Forces Holed Up South of Baghdad
• British Have Knowledge of Effective Urban Combat
• Marines Set up New Camp on East Bank of Euphrates South of Baghdad
• Iraqi Forces Holed Up South of Baghdad
• Interview With Senator Bill Frist
• Navy Has Shot One Third of Inventory of Tomahawk Missiles
• Interview With Arab Journalist
• Interview With Former Navy Intelligence Officer

March 29, 2003

• War on Iraq; Military Officials Report That is no Delay in Push to Baghdad

March 28, 2003

• Pentagon: Expect More Attacks
• Twelve Marines Missing Near Nasiriya
• Baghdad Giving In?
• War Recap
• Bush: War Will Last However Long it Takes
• Operation Iraqi Freedom
• Interview with Zainab Al-Suwaij
• Continued Concern About Chemical, Biological Weapons
• Williamsburg Bridge in New York City Shut Down
• Williamsburg Bridge Incident Does Not Appear to Be Terror Related
• Security on Minds of U.S. Military When it Comes to Supply Lines
• Strategic Perspective from Brigadier General David Grange
• Pentagon Says Coalition Forces Launched Cruise Missiles into Areas in Northeastern Iraq

March 27, 2003

• About 1,000 U.S. Soldiers Parachuted Into Northern Iraq
• Analysis of Explosions in Baghdad
• Update on War Progress
• Pentagon Mum on Casualty Numbers
• Aid Delayed into Southern Iraq
• 7th Cav Rests After Intense Fighting
• Wartime Criticism, an American Tradition
• U.S. Military Officials Don't Believe Marketplace Story
• Interview with U.S. Serviceman Injured in Iraq
• U.S. Marines Wary of Iraqi Civilians
• Fierce Fighting for 7th Cavalry
• Analysis of Military Resources in Northern Iraq
• Interview with Fran Johns, Whose Son is Fighting in Iraq
• Bush, Blair Meet for Summit
• Embedded Journalist Idea Getting Good Reviews
• Protests Underway in New York City
• Who Should Run a Post War Iraq?

March 26, 2003

• War Recap
• Convoy Ambushed in Central Iraq
• President Bush to Arrive at McDill Air Force Base Soon
• British Prime Minister Addresses House of Commons
• Supply Routes in Southern Iraq Secured by U.S. Forces
• Pentagon Looking at Report U.S. Soldiers Were Executed by Iraqis
• Discussion with Member of Red Cross
• Republican Guard Vehicles Headed for Marines
• Military Update

March 25, 2003

• War Recap
• U.S. Forces Have Crossed the Euphrates
• Interview with Parents of Captured Pilot
• Iraqi's Republican Guard Medina Division
• Army's 3-7 Cavalry Has Crossed Euphrates River
• Sandstorms Have Hampered Air Operations
• Interview With Riley Family
• Sea Mine Search Will Hold Up Shipments of Humanitarian Aid
• Interviews with Andy Servwer, Latif Yahia

March 24, 2003

• Marines Trade More Fire With Iraqis at Nasiriyah
• U.S. CentCom Confirming Apache Chopper Missing
• 7th Calvary Now Closer to Baghdad
• Battle of Nasiriya
• President Moments Away From Getting Detailed Update on Latest Developments
• How Are Coalition Forces Trained to Deal with Capture?
• Family Watching, Waiting in New Mexico
• Look at Medevac Unit
• Interview with First Gulf War Prisoner of War
• U.S. Navy 'Devil Docs'
• Has CIA Penetrated Saddam Hussein's Inner Circle?
• Refugees in the Mountains
• War Recap
• Interview With Family of POW
• Pentagon Confirms Missing Pilots

March 23, 2003

• Strike on Iraq -- Alessio Vinci Reports
• Strike on Iraq: Royal Air Force Briefing
• Strike on Iraq: U.S. Marine Casualties on Battlefield
• Strike on Iraq: Iraqis Capture American Soldiers
• Strike on Iraq: U.S. Army Soldier Held on Suspicion of Grenade Attack
• War in Iraq

March 22, 2003

• Strike on Iraq: Marines Under Sporadic Fire From Iraqi Forces
• Strike on Iraq: CNN Baghdad Crew Safe In Jordan
• Strike on Iraq: Operation Iraqi Freedom Under Way

March 21, 2003

• Push Toward Baghdad
• First Reported U.S. Combat Casualty
• British Secure Position on Faw Peninsula
• Marine is First Reported U.S. Combat Casualty
• Analysis of Hussein Regime; Interview With Fawaz Gerges
• Analysis of Taking Prisoners of War
• U.S. Marines Near Basra
• Kurdish Soldiers on Patrol in Northern Iraq
• Analysis of Taking Prisoners of War
• Coalition Helicopters Arrive at Umm Qasr
• 101st Moves Into Assembly Area
• Turks in Northern Iraq?
• Oil Fields on Fire in Southern Iraq
• Strike on Iraq: 30 Oil Wells on Fire in Southern Iraq
• Strike on Iraq: Pentagon Confirms First Combat Casualty
• A Life or Death Decision; New Details in Murder of Jessica Lunsford

March 20, 2003

• Red Cross: 1 Dead, 14 Injured in Baghdad Attack
• View from USS Constellation
• Talk with Lt. Mike Billello
• Three False Scud Alarms for 101st Airborne Division
• U.S. Forces Fired on by Iraqis
• Bush Meets With Planners
• Israel is on Alert
• Iraqi Leadership Targeted in Strike
• Source: Saddam Tape May Have Been Double
• Reporting with Army Fifth Corps
• Reporting with Army 5th Corps
• Interview With Madeleine Albright
• Forty Tomahawks Fired From Six Ships
• First Official Iraqi Confirmation of Targets

March 19, 2003

• What Kind of Support Can U.S. Expect?
• Mystery Pneumonia
• Final Hours
• Iraq Has Less Than 13 Hours Before Deadline
• Final Hours to War
• Refugee Crisis
• Interview with Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge
• Hunt for Saddam
• One Week Ago That Elizabeth Smart Was Rescued
• Minding Your Business: Will Gains Stick?
• Regime Change in Iraq
• Interview With Harper Family
• Discussion with Gary Hart
• Dramatic Developments in Northern Iraq

March 18, 2003

• Kuwaiti Military Prepares for War
• Mystery Illness
• French Opposition
• Baghdad Residents Stocking up on Essentials
• War with Iraq Could be Just a Day and a Half Away
• Saddam Hussein Rejects Ultimatum from President Bush
• Military Strategy
• Saddam's Next Move
• Like Father, Like Son?
• Turkey Reviews U.S. Troops Plan
• President Bush Gives Saddam Hussein Ultimatum
• Terror Alert Raised to 'Orange'
• Dangerous Assignment
• How Iraqis Are Reacting to Bush's Ultimatum
• Interview with Senators Bill Nelson, Jeff Sessions
• Minding Your Business: War Rally

March 17, 2003

• Overnight Advisory to Pull Inspectors Out of Iraq
• Mystery Illness
• U.S. Advised U.N. Inspectors to Leave Iraq
• Discussion with Senator Joseph Lieberman
• Azores Analysis
• U.S. Advised Weapons Inspectors to Vacate Iraq
• Pre-war Controversy Likely to be Lost Once War Starts
• U.S. War Planning
• House Call: Study Shows Egg a Day May Cut Breast Cancer Risk for Teens
• U.S. Preparing for War
• France Says It Will Not Accept Ultimatum on Iraq
• Interview with Michael Elliot
• Charges Expected to be Filed Today Against Brian David Mitchell

March 14, 2003

• United States Looking at Summit with Britain, Spain
• Saddam Hussein's Manipulation?
• Top Russian Official Says Britain's Eleventh Hour Proposals Not Constructive
• Drug Dilemma
• Four-Month-Old Dillon Sellers Now Recovering From Heart Transplant
• U.S. May Abandon New Resolution Vote
• Elizabeth's Ordeal
• Discussion with Ambassador Joseph Wilson
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• French President Says Ready to Work With Britain on Iraq
• U.N. Saying Documents Were Faked
• A Possible Summit This Weekend
• Talk with Elizabeth Smart's Uncle
• U.S., Britain, Spain to Hold Emergency Summit
• Interview With Forensic Psychiatrist Helen Morrison
• Reeve Breakthrough
• Pope's Health; Florida Missing Girl Mystery; '90-Second Pop'
• New Developments on Pope's Health; 'Gimme a Minute'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'

March 13, 2003

• Baghdad Dismissing Proposal at U.N.
• Elizabeth Smart is Home
• Interview with William Cohen
• Many Questions About Smart Abduction, Past Nine Months Clouded in Mystery
• Interview with Elizabeth Smart's Uncle, Aunt
• Talk with Elizabeth Smart's Grandparents
• Americans Can Expect New Level of Terror Alert to Accompany Military Strike
• Reeve's Operation
• Boy's New Hope
• Interview with U.S. Senator Carl Levin
• Questions Concerning Disappearance, Discovery of Elizabeth Smart
• British Proposal Gets Negative Reaction From France
• Talk with Widow of Richard Ricci
• Could Administration End Up Abandoning Entire New Resolution Altogether?
• Minding Your Business: War, Your Airline Tickets
• New British Proposal on Disarmament Meeting Resistance at U.N.
• House Call: Report Shows no Link between Childhood Vaccinations, SIDS
• Marines in Kuwait Getting Ready For Action, Awaiting Orders
• Interview with Sen. John Warner
• Talk With Widow of Commander Rick Husband
• Looking for Answers in Smart Case

March 12, 2003

• Smoking & Cavities
• Undecided Votes
• Investigation Under Way to Find Out What Caused Chopper to Go Down
• Timetable to War?
• Interview with Rep. Bob Ney
• Pentagon Says Test of Newest Weapon Success
• Bush Administration May be Making Some Progress in Gaining Support at U.N.
• Vote on New U.N. Resolution Could Come as Early as Tomorrow
• Downed Black Hawk Was on Routine Training Mission
• Above & Beyond
• Minding Your Business: Fasten Your Seat Belts
• Mob Family Feud
• White House Already Planning for Post-War Iraq
• Blair Facing Intense Pressure From Own Parliament
• Timetable to War?
• Tragic Crash of Black Hawk in Upstate New York
• U.S. Seeks U.N. Vote Before Week's End

March 11, 2003

• White House Push for Resolution Vote on Iraq
• Interview With British Ambassador to United Nations
• Americans Seem to be Falling into National Funk
• Can American Cars Match Up With Their Japanese, German Counterparts?
• U.S.: There is Evidence Iraq Put Explosives in Oil Fields
• Blair's Gamble
• New Treatment Could Spell Relief for Americans Who Suffer From Peanut Allergies
• Chirac Says His Country Will Vote Against Any U.N. Resolution Paving Way for War
• Focus of Robert Blake Hearing Turns to Actor's Handyman Co- Defendant
• White House Redoubles Efforts to Win Security Council Support
• Minding Your Business: Chapter 11 on Horizon for American Airlines?
• On the Home Front
• House Call: Parkinson's Disease, Caffeine, Estrogen
• Look Inside a Secret Gulf Base
• What Happens with Iraqi People After Fighting is Over?
• Interview with Nicole Kidman
• U.S., Britain Working to Sway Votes
• Road Thrill

March 10, 2003

• Russian Veto
• U.N. Vote Could Come as Early as Tuesday
• How Does TV Violence Affect Children?
• U.S. Pushes For Vote on Second Resolution on Iraq
• Newly Declassified Information Says Iraq has Unmanned Aircraft That Could Deliver WMDs
• Destruction of Banned Missiles Continues in Iraq
• Bush Says It's Too Risky to Wait and See What Terrorists Would Do with WMDs
• Information Suggests Iraq Has Unmanned Aircraft Capable of Delivering WMDs
• Interview with Senator John D. Rockefeller
• Minding Your Business: Unhappy Anniversary
• House Call: Exposure to Dogs May Protect Children Against Allergies
• Discussion with Pakistani Ambassador to U.N.
• Interview With Sen. Richard Lugar

March 07, 2003

• Pressure on Baghdad, United Nations
• Reports: U.K. Working on Resolution Compromise
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Merits of Eating a Good Breakfast
• Crucial Day at the U.N.
• Discussion with David Albright
• House Call: Obesity May be Cause of Kids' High Blood Pressure
• Can Hans Blix Say Iraq is Disarmed?
• Minding Your Business: It is Not War; It is Economy
• Pakistan's Information Minister Denying Bin laden Being Hunted in Pakistan
• Tough Stance on Iraq by President Bush
• Father's Duty
• Reports: U.K. Working on Resolution Compromise
• Pressure on Baghdad, United Nations
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'

March 06, 2003

• Compromise Amendment to U.N. Resolution?
• Last Diplomatic Bid?
• Compromise Amendment to U.N. Resolution?
• U.S. Military Poised to Strike
• Pentagon Says It's Ready for War
• Independent Board Hold Public Hearings on Challenger Disaster
• Can Aspirin Help Fight Colon Cancer?
• Intense Diplomatic Efforts Under Way Ahead of Critical U.N. Vote
• House Call: Rheumatoid Arthritis Affects 1 Percent of Americans
• Minding Your Business: Winnebago Blues
• Intense Violence in Middle East
• Colin Powell Heads to U.N. Today
• Safe to Travel?
• Compromise Amendment?
• Israeli Forces Returned to Gaza Last Night
• Nationwide Search Underway for 14-Year-Old Girl
• Discussion with Richard Spertzel
• Interview With Twins Separated at Birth
• Secretary of State Colin Powell Beginning Two-Day Mission to U.N.
• Nationwide Search Under Way for Missing 14-Year-Old
• Interview With Author John Gray

March 05, 2003

• Final Warning for Saddam Hussein?
• Moscow in Middle
• Terror Trail of al Qaeda
• White House Considering Final Warning
• North Korea Nuclear Standoff
• Blake Murder Hearing in Sixth Day
• Two Dozen Bombers Headed for Guam
• House Call: Study Shows Folate May Help Prevent Breast Cancer
• Minding Your Business: Andrew Jackson's Makeover
• Interview With 'Vanity Fair' Writer
• Lengthy Fighting?
• Alarming New Study on Prescription Drug Interactions
• White House May be Considering Final Warning to Iraqi President
• Desperate Decision
• Do Protests Work?

March 04, 2003

• Countdown to War?
• Countdown to War?
• Suspected Mastermind of 09-11 Attacks Underwent Third Day of Questioning
• Cost of War
• New Study Says Vitamin a Day Helps Keeps Infection Away
• White House May Push For U.N. Vote as Early as Next Week
• Minding Your Business: Warren Buffet is Not Buying
• Role of Faith in Policies of President Bush
• New Signs Israel's Getting Ready for War
• White House May Push for U.N. Vote Next Week
• Terror Suspect Moved
• U.S. Patriot Anti-Missile Batteries Deployed in Tel Aviv
• Iraq Today Destroying More Al-Samoud II Missiles
• Interview With Senator Ted Kennedy
• Candid Candidates
• Former Hollywood Stuntman Expected Back on Stand in Blake Hearing
• Story of Tragedy, Survival
• Intelligence Windfall Coming from Capture of Al Qaeda's Operations Chief
• Sixty Thousand More U.S. Troops Being Sent to Persian Gulf Region

March 03, 2003

• Dismantling of Banned Missiles Resumes in Iraq
• What Arrest Means in War on Terror
• Peace Refrain
• FDA Calling for Warning Labels on Products that Contain Ephedra
• Dismantling of Banned Missiles Resumes
• Discussion with Eric Margolis
• Interview With Suze Orman
• House Call: David Letterman Has Virus, Shingles
• Minding Your Business: Sir, Please Empty Your Pockets
• Twelve-Year-Old Cowgirl Tall in Saddle
• Discussion with Sean O'Keefe
• Questions of War: Terrorist Reaction
• Discussion with James Rubin
• Arrest of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Being Hailed as Major Victory

February 28, 2003

• Baghdad Giving In?
• Interview with Former Iraqi Nuclear Scientist
• Russian Veto Against New U.N. Resolution?
• Washington May Not be Able to Count on Russia in Security Council Vote
• 'Gimme a Minute!'
• New Skin Treatment Designed to Keep You Wrinkle-Free for Life
• Iraq Could Start Process of Destroying Missiles as Early as Tomorrow
• Interview with Dan Rather
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• House Call: Many Medicines Not Tested for Children
• Interview with Hussain Al-Shahristani
• A Tough Day for NASA's Chief
• Minding Your Business: Exposed: Saddam's Favorite Magazines
• Iraq Saying Tomorrow it Will Begin to Destroy Al-Samoud Missiles
• Preliminary Hearing in Blake Case Enters Third Day
• Doomed Columbia Flight
• Defense Department Talks About Aftermath of Possible War
• Baghdad Giving In?
• Interview with Former Iraqi Nuclear Scientist
• Interview With PETA Communications Director
• Some Diverse Reaction After Iraq's Announcement
• Day Three in L.A. for Hearing for Robert Blake
• Interview With Tony Benn

February 27, 2003

• Doomed Mission of Shuttle Columbia
• Leaders of Iraqi Opposition Groups Meeting Today for Second Straight Day
• Troop Movement in Northern Iraq
• 'Mister Rogers' Dies at age 74
• Grand Jury Will Resume Hearing Testimony About Nightclub Fire
• Discussion with Afghan Foreign Minister
• Winning WTC Plan to be Announced
• Looking into Ephedra
• Newly Released NASA E-Mail Raising Startling New Questions
• Intense Lobbying Under Way at U.N. From Both Sides on Iraqi Issue
• Leaders of Iraqi Opposition Groups Meeting Today in Northern Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Oil Prices Spike Again
• House Call: Heart Disease No. 1 Cause of Death in U.S.
• Racist Nursery Rhyme?
• Prosecutors Laying Out Case Against Robert Blake
• Interview With Bakley Family Lawyer
• Bush Says Iraq Will be Disarmed One Way or Another
• Interview With Bechler Family Attorney

February 26, 2003

• Saddam Hussein Denies Missiles Violate U.N. Limits
• Blair in the Hot Seat
• Who is to Blame for Nightclub Inferno?
• Saddam Hussein Denies Missiles Violate U.N. Limits
• Hussein Denies Iraq Has Missiles That Violate U.N. Rules
• Members of Band Great White Subpoenaed
• White House Continues Pressure for New U.N. Resolution
• Hussein Denies Iraq has Missiles That Violate U.N. Rules
• Minding Your Business: Cost of War
• Discussion with Peter Brookes
• SUV Safety
• U.S. Lines Up for Votes on New Resolution of Iraq to Authorize Use of Force
• United States Looking at Summit with Britain, Spain

February 25, 2003

• New U.N. Resolution Will Make Its Way Around Security Council Today
• Draft Resolution Says Iraq has Failed to Disarm
• Study Offers Hope for Children with Dyslexia
• North Korea Missile Test
• White House Says It Wants Action in Short Order on New U.N. Resolution
• Fire Aftermath of Nightclub Inferno
• Discussion About Whether Legal Action Against Club, Band Should be Taken
• U.S. Urging U.N. to Approve New Resolution
• British Prime Minister Blair Addresses Parliament
• What Kind of Plans Does White House Envision for Iraq?
• Interview with Former Special Advisor on North Korea
• Special U.S. Military Training
• Military Training for Countless Scenarios
• Radical Prescription
• Minding Your Business: Supermarket Spills on Stock Market
• House Call: Colds Caused by Over 300 Viruses
• Interview With Matthew Brzezinski

February 24, 2003

• White House Has Plans for Occupying, Rebuilding Post-Saddam Iraq
• Who is to Blame for Nightclub Inferno?
• Would Enforcement of Local Laws Have Been Enough to Prevent Chicago, Rhode Island Tragedies?
• New Resolution
• How Could Doctors Make Such a Mistake in First Place?
• U.S. Preparing New Resolution on Iraq
• Interview With James Rubin, Former Assistant Secretary of State
• Talk with Survivor or Nightclub Fire
• U.S., Britain Will Introduce New Resolution on Iraq to Security Council
• Nightclub Inferno: Who's to Blame?
• Autopsy Scheduled Today for 17-Year-Old Jesica Santillan
• Discussion with Governor Bill Richardson
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Put Pressure on Iraq to Destroy Missiles
• Interview With James Rubin, Former Assistant Secretary of State
• Transplant Ethics
• Norah's Night: Jones Sweeps Major Grammys
• Minding Your Business: Not So Much Help Wanted
• House Call: AIDS Vaccine Shows Promise

February 21, 2003

• Transplant Update

February 20, 2003

• Airline Pilots Could be Carrying Guns in Cockpit Within Months
• Sorting Mail for the Troops
• Reporting from Camp Doha
• Will Turkey be Staging Ground for U.S.-Led War with Iraq?
• White House Increases Pressure on Turkey
• Allies' Angst
• Transplant Girl
• Search for Laci
• Camp Doha Provides Many Services to U.S. Military in Kuwait
• Discussion with NATO Secretary General Lord George Robertson
• Family Military Service
• Second Transplant for Santillan Still Underway
• Inspectors Persist in Hunt for Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Dog Rescue
• Interview With Former POWs
• Minding Your Business: Is U.S. Running Low on Oil, Gas?

February 19, 2003

• Air Traffic Delays
• Police Again Search Laci Peterson's Home
• U.N. Debate Over Iraq Continues
• Whiteout Woes for Air Travelers
• Inspectors Back at Work Today in Iraq
• Moms & Stress
• Diet Danger?
• U.N. Debate
• Missing in Modesto
• Dem Candidates
• Bush Today Meets with NATO Secretary General George Robertson
• World's First Verdict Against Accused September 11 Conspirator
• Bush Says He Won't Change Policy Because of Anti-War Protests
• Military Orders Review of How Sexual Abuse Allegations Handled
• House Call: Study Shows Cipro Resistance Growing
• Minding Your Business: Hack Attack: Should you Worry?
• World's First Verdict Against Accused 09/11 Conspirator Expected
• Travel Delays at Airports
• Entire Surgical Units Can be Moved Onto Front Line
• Talk with Americans Living in Kuwait City
• Discussion with Marc Klaas

February 18, 2003

• Boston Gets Buried by Snow
• Stranded Travelers, Airport Delays
• In Kuwait, Number of U.S. Forces About 100,000
• Interview With Biological Weapons Expert On Ricin
• Deadly Subway Fire in South Korea
• American U2 Spy Plane Makes First Flight in Support of Inspectors
• Dozens Killed in Subway Fire in South Korea
• Discussion with Gov. Bill Richardson
• Thousands of Travelers Stranded Across Nation
• U.S. Forces Getting Ready for War
• Michael TV
• Will Growing Peace Demonstrations Make Any Difference?
• Authorities in Chicago Threatening Criminal Charges Against Nightclub
• Developing Storm Out West
• Minding Your Business: Digging Out Economy
• The Real Thing?
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Winter Storm Shuts Down Washington, D.C. Area

February 17, 2003

• U.S. Forces Training for Desert War
• Reporting from Kuwait
• Will Alert Level Change Anytime Soon?
• Chicago Nightclub Tragedy Kills 20
• National Weather Service Issues Blizzard Warning in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
• U.S. Forces Preparing for War
• Hoop Dreams
• Latest on Standoff Between U.S., Iraq
• Interview with Michael Weisskopf, 'Time' Magazine
• Talk with Capt. Peter Johnson
• Talk with Travelocity's Rally Caparas
• Talk with Sgt. Wayne Harkins
• America on Alert for Terrorist Attacks
• Travel Delays, Air Problems
• Maryland Digs Out From Biggest Storm in Years
• Winter Storm Shuts Down New York City
• Showdown Iraq: Arab League Conflict
• Nightclub Tragedy
• Bush May Submit Second Iraq Resolution to U.N. This Week
• Winter Storm Causes Major Airport Delays
• Analysis With General Wesley Clark
• America on Alert
• Evacuating Wounded Soldiers From Battlefield Scenarios
• A Special Valentine's Day Marriage Proposal
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Winter Storm Shuts Down Washington, D.C. Area

February 14, 2003

• Al Qaeda Suspects Identified Around Country
• Crucial U.N. Report on Iraq to be Presented Today
• Troops Wish Happy Valentine's Day
• U.S. Forces Getting Ready for Possibility of War
• Legal Analysis of Mercedes Murder
• Could This Morning's Report be Turning Point?
• Arafat Says He Will Appoint Prime Minister
• White House Perspective Going into U.N. Report
• Reporting From Camp Grizzly in Kuwait
• Iraq Issues Last Minute Decree
• Interview with Two Hand Transplant Recipients
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Talk with Soldier in Kuwait
• Minding Your Business: Uncertainty Reigns Supreme on Wall Street
• 'Preppy Killer' Free
• Interview With Phyllis Bennis, Susan Sarandon
• Marine Proposes to Girlfriend Back Home
• Interview With Former Weapons Inspector
• Paging Dr. Gupta From Kuwait
• Tough Talk Expected From Colin Powell at U.N.
• 'Gimme A Minute'
• Interview With Commercial Fiances
• Minding Your Business: Uncertainty Reigns Supreme on Wall Street
• New Book to Help Women Understand How Superficial Men Can Be
• Camp Grizzly on Valentine's Day

February 13, 2003

• Experts: Range of Iraq Missiles Exceeds Limits
• North Korea Standoff
• Driven to Kill?
• Confirmation of North Korea's Missile Capabilities Add to Concerns
• Military Moving Out
• Iraqi Parliament Will Hold Session Tomorrow Morning
• Serving the Soldiers
• Fear Factors
• Talk with Manager of Camp Virginia
• Talking About Threat of Terrorism With Children
• Discussion of Threat of Chemical Weapons
• How Do You Know Exactly What to Stow?
• Interview with Laci Peterson's Family
• Possible War with Iraq One of Several Threats White House Handling
• In Kuwait, American Troops Training for War
• How Real a Threat Does North Korea Pose to U.S.?
• Look at U.S. Troop Protection Gear

February 12, 2003

• Terror Threat
• Kerry's Cancer
• Is There Any Meaning in Timing of Tape's Release?
• Terror Hearings
• NATO Holding Third Straight Day of Emergency Meetings
• Third Day of Emergency NATO Sessions
• Iraqi Link to Al Qaeda?
• Interview with John McCain
• U.S. Officials Will Analyze 'Bin Laden' Audiotape
• White House Says It's Not Surprised by Tape
• Top Dog
• Minding Your Business: Cold Water, Courtesy of Alan Greenspan
• Interview with Rudy Giuliani
• NATO Nations Holding Third Straight Day of Emergency Meetings
• North Korea Issue Could be Headed to U.N. Security Council

February 11, 2003

• Allied Angst
• Showdown: Iraq: NATO Rift
• Showdown Iraq: View From Baghdad
• British Reluctance on Iraq
• Homeland Security, Staying Safe
• Playground Danger?
• NATO Rift Rocks Alliance
• Interview With Kathy Bates
• And They're Off...
• U.S. May Support Turkey
• Government Urges Precaution
• Minding Your Business: Dude, You're Getting a Doobie
• Driven to Kill?
• Senate Holds Hearing on National Security Threat
• Poll: Britons See U.S. as Biggest Threat to World Peace
• Interview with Rep. Jane Harman

February 10, 2003

• Inspectors Express Hope for More Cooperation
• Driven to Kill?
• Inspectors Express Hope of More Iraqi Cooperation
• McLabels
• NATO Members Throw United States Curveball
• RX for New Weapons
• NASA Wants Answers in 60 Days
• Search Continues on Peterson Due Date
• New Terror Alert
• NATO Holds Emergency Session Over Iraq Crisis
• Showdown: Iraq: Russia Reacts
• Calming Influence
• What is Next Step for U.S.?
• High Alert
• Interview With Tom Ridge, Homeland Security Secretary
• British Intelligence?
• Interview with Sean O'Keefe, NASA Administrator
• Minding Your Business: Fraud Sale by Owner

February 07, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• President Says Blunt Message Should be Delivered to Iraq
• Clara Harris May Return to Witness Stand
• Interview With Michael Anderson's Family
• Memorial Service for Columbia Seven to be Held at Kennedy Space Center
• Showdown Iraq: The Pressure is On
• More Cooperation From Iraq?
• Life of Mike
• Showdown Iraq: Rumsfeld in Europe
• Columbia Shuttle Tragedy: The Investigation
• Snowball Effect
• Showdown Iraq: Back to Baghdad
• Slammed by Snow
• Washington D.C. Declares Snow Emergency
• Travel Delays
• Jeff Greenfield Waxing Presidential
• Chief U.N. Weapons Inspectors Head to Baghdad
• Over There: Like Mike
• Search for Clues to Cause of Columbia Disaster
• Minding Your Business: Place Your Bets on Saddam Hussein

February 06, 2003

• Tough Words From U.N.'s Top Two Weapons Inspectors
• New Direction Regarding NASA Investigation
• Male Fertility
• Capitol Hill Reaction
• Engineers Backing Away from Theory Shuttle Broke Up Because of Thermal Tile Damage
• Interview With Terence Taylor, Former U.N. Weapons Inspector
• Colin Powell's U.N. Presentation Getting High Remarks from Allies
• NASA: Debris Not Root Cause of Disaster
• Did Mr. Powell Take Case Against Iraq to New, Convincing Level?
• Powell Says Hussein Won't Stop Until Something Stops Him
• International Reaction to Colin Powell's Presentation to U.N.
• Interview With Sabine County Sheriff
• Minding Your Business: Why Didn't Powell Power Market?
• House Call: Two Soldiers Suffer Severe Reaction to Smallpox Shots

February 05, 2003

• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: India Link
• Study Says Moderate Drinking Can Lower Risk of Stroke
• Hunt For Clues Continues in Shuttle Tragedy
• Preview of Powell's Upcoming Presentation
• Colin Powell Making U.S. Case Against Iraq
• Stakes High as Secretary Powell Speaks to United Nations
• Columbia 7 Went Through Rigorous Program
• Powell Armed With Slides, Audiotapes, Tenet
• Saddam Hussein's Denials
• Searchers Find Significant Debris of Columbia
• Secretary of State Will Present Bush Administration's Strongest Case Yet
• Minding Your Business: 90-Second Airport Check-In
• Interview With Sabine County Sheriff
• Interview with Wendy Sherman, Former Ambassador

February 04, 2003

• President Bush to Depart for Texas to Join Memorial for Crew
• Iraq Says U.S. Has No Smoking Gun
• Investigators Review Launch of Columbia
• Nose Cone Found in Texas
• How Close is North Korea to Building Nuclear Weapon?
• Interview with Former NASA Inspector General
• Latest on Search for Clues to Columbia Disaster
• Investigators Making Huge Progress Collecting Debris Across Eastern Texas
• Crew Heading to East Texas to Excavate Shuttle Columbia's Nose Cone
• British Prime Minister Tony Blair Presses France
• Tomorrow Colin Powell Will Present President's Case to Security Council
• Interview With Family of Challenger Pilot Michael Smith
• Minding Your Business: President Bush's Proposed Budget, You
• Pentagon Appears to be Sending Signal to North Korea
• Colin Powell Says There's No Smoking Gun
• Michael Jackson's Secrets

February 03, 2003

• Interview with Sen. Bill Nelson
• Hometown Hero
• Shuttle Columbia Tragedy: Search for Answers
• Do We Need to Rethink Goals of Space Exploration?
• Talk with NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
• Interview with Former NASA Engineer
• Columbia: The Shuttle Tragedy: External Investigation to be Conducted
• Astronauts Remembered
• NASA Officials Hoping Information from Final Minutes Provides Clues
• Interview With "The New Yorker"'s Jeffrey Goldberg
• Secretary of State Colin Powell's Pledge
• Discussion with Former Weapons Inspector Terrence Taylor
• Columbia Probe Focuses on Thermal Malfunction
• Search for Clues in Shuttle Tragedy
• Minding Your Business: Funding NASA
• Friends, Relatives of Columbia Seven Reflect
• Is Powell Trip to U.N. Risk Worth Taking?

February 02, 2003

• Special Edition, Part I
• Special Edition, Part II
• Special Edition, Part III
• Special Edition, Part IV
• Special Edition, Part V
• Mike Brooks Reports From Barksdale Air Force Base
• Special Edition, Part VII
• Special Edition, Part VI
• Special Edition, Part IX
• Special Edition, Part VIII

January 31, 2003

• President Bush Meets with Prime Minister Tony Blair
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Candid Account of Tragedy at Sea
• Man Accused of Abandoning Stepson Possible Suspect in Wife's Disappearance
• President Bush, British Prime Minister Blair to Meet Today
• Iraq Asks Top U.N. Inspectors to Return to Baghdad
• Iraq Asks Top U.N. Weapons Inspectors to Return to Baghdad
• Ongoing Search for Laci Peterson
• Getting Out of Debt: Pocketbook Protector
• Police Suspect Foul Play in Disappearance of Boy's Mother
• Bust Meets With Blair; Interview With Kuwaiti Analyst
• Student Claims Religious Discrimination at Texas Tech
• Interview with Sen. Richard Lugar
• British Prime Minister Tony Blair in Washington Today
• Minding Your Business: SEC Nominee Bill Donaldson
• Over There: War Support, 70-Year-Old Scandal

January 30, 2003

• Shoe Bomber's Fate
• Heart Health
• Saddam Hussein Talking Very Tough
• Discussion with Robert Baer
• Interview with Former Iraqi Nuclear Chief
• Where Could Saddam Hussein be Hiding His Weapons?
• House Call: Raiders Banned Robbins From Super Bowl
• I Object!: Three Men Fired After 1998 Incident
• Man Who Allegedly Abandoned Stepson in Custody
• Investigators Seek Answers in Fatal North Carolina Explosion
• Police Find Man who Allegedly Abandoned Boy
• Bush Working on Final Diplomatic Push
• Devastating Blast in Kinston
• Interview With Owners of Super Bowl Cockatiel

January 29, 2003

• Making Case for War Against Iraq
• Surgical Branding
• Discussion with Senator Daschle, Chuck Hagel
• America's Voice
• Morning After Bush Presents Case for War
• Salt Lake City Police Have Few Clues in Search for Family of 3- Year-Old
• France's Reaction to State of the Union
• Minding Your Business: Would War Fears Flatten Wall Street?
• Analysis of President's Message
• Iraq was Central Theme of State of the Union
• Laci's Family Turning Up Heat on Scott
• America's Talking
• Guests of Honor
• House Call: Low-Nicotine Cigarette
• New Intelligence
• Rich Get Richer

January 28, 2003

• What Does President Need to Say Tonight?
• Health Care Will be a Prime Focus of State of the Union
• Interview With Dan Bartlett, White House Communications Director
• Talk with Jody Powell
• Interview with Dr. Mohamed Elbaradei
• Harsh Words From Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector
• How is Report to U.N. Being Received by Iraq, Rest of World?
• Building Troop Strength in Kuwait
• Bush Administration Planning to Provide Evidence Iraq Hiding Weapons
• More Threatening Words from Iraq
• Ritual & Rhetoric
• Look at Documents of Iraq's Dr. Rihab Taha
• Bernie Wittkamp, Wife Helen Probably Owe Lives to Good Samaritans
• Talk with Former Bush Sr. Speechwriter
• House Call: Atkins Diet
• Minding Your Business with Andy Serwer
• Interview With Dr. Robert Atkins

January 27, 2003

• Surprising War of CIA's Secret Army
• Chief Weapons Inspectors to Brief United Nations Today
• Heart Disease Leading Cause of Death Among Women
• Should Inspections Continue?
• Top Weapons Inspectors Have Arrived at United Nations
• Critical Day in Showdown with Iraq
• Minding Your Business: Martha Speaks!
• Interview with Ken Pollack
• Annan Asks Security Council to Give Inspectors More Time
• U.S. Warns Iraq That Unilateral Action Possible
• Preparing for War
• Interview With Josh Elliott of 'Sports Illustrated'
• Federal Prosecutors May be Ready to Turn Up Heat on Martha Stewart

January 24, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• North Carolinians Digging Out From Record Snowstorm
• What is Position of France, Germany on Potential War With Iraq?
• Uday Hussein Has Harsh Words for U.S.
• South Korean President-Elect Wants Meeting With Kim Jong Il
• Sleeping Like a Baby
• Minding Your Business With Andy Serwer
• Super Bowl Security Will be Super Tight This Year
• Record Cold Hitting Citrus Industry
• Fashion Flogging
• Interview With Sarah Ferguson
• House Call: Smallpox Vaccinations
• U.S. Coalition Building
• Politics of War
• Laci Peterson's Family to Issue Statement Today
• Cantor Fitzgerald's Fighting Spirit
• White House Turning Up Heat on Iraq
• On Monday, Hans Blix Will Deliver Much Anticipated Report
• U.S. Confident European Allies Will Answer Call to Arms
• Interview With Andy Serwer

January 23, 2003

• Kuwait Psychiatrist Under Arrest in Connection With Ambush
• Can You Build Muscles, Get Fit In Eight Minutes a Day?
• Bush Administration Increasing Pressure on Iraq
• Wake-Up Call: U.S. Facing Stiff Opposition From Germany, France
• White House Turning Up Pressure on Iraq
• Declaration Urges Iraq to Comply with U.N.
• White House Turning Up Pressure on Iraq
• Soundoff: Interview With Bill Dal Col, Katrina Vanden Heuvel
• U.S. Gathering Allies for Iraq War
• Brutal Cold Winter Storm
• Cold Weather in New York City
• Minding Your Business: McDonald's, Markets
• House Call: Auto Accidents, Clonaid

January 22, 2003

• Hans Blix One of World's Most Recognizable Faces
• Tips to Help Avoid Getting Flu or Cold
• Interview With Tommy Thompson
• Blix Report Card
• President Bush Warns Saddam Hussein
• Americans Ambushed
• Hunt For Bin Laden, Possible Lost Opportunity
• Interview With Winners of Student Stock Market Game
• Talk With Patricia Kaufman
• Mexican Earthquake Claims 23 So Far

January 21, 2003

• U.N. Teams Searched at Least Nine Sites Today in Iraq
• Interview With Mayor of Revelstoke, British Columbia
• Cancer & Chemo
• Diplomatic Effort Continues in Standoff Over North Korea
• Family Tells Story of Survival in Mount St. Helens Area
• Female Sexual Dysfunction
• Showdown: Iraq: Deal Time?
• Avalanche Deaths
• Breast Milk Murder?
• Bizarre Twist in Case of Missing Woman
• Interview With Daniel Poneman
• Muammar Qaddafi Trying to Present Himself as Man of Peace
• Minding Your Business: Vacation Days, Take Them!
• Talk With Attorney George Parnham
• Interview With Two of First Female Graduates of Harvard Law

January 20, 2003

• Talk With Former Weapons Inspector Garth Whitty
• Sexual Dysfunction
• Minding Your Business: MLK Day: Are You Working?
• Iraq Promising Better Cooperation With Inspectors
• Iraq Now Promising to Increase Its Level of Cooperation
• Democratic Party Looking to 2004 to Stage Political Comeback
• Interview With Former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
• Still No Trace of Laci Peterson
• Chief Inspector Saying Baghdad Taking Steps to Make It Easier For Them
• Georgia Still Fighting Over State Flag
• Interview With Sister-in-Law of Husband of Missing California Woman
• Problems Overseas That White House Has Front and Center
• Flag Feud in Georgia
• Interview With Malpractice Victim
• Golden Globe Awards: What They Wore
• House Call: Average Life Expectancy Rising, People Living Longer

January 17, 2003

• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Malpractice Crisis
• Discussion With Ambassador Joseph Wilson
• Anti-War Voices
• Ricin Suspects Believed Linked to Al Qaeda
• Talking Sports With Chris Cotter
• Saddam Speaks
• U.S. Military Pours into Kuwait City
• Interview With Michigan's First Couple
• Talk With Former Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter
• Parks at Risk
• Bush Administration Responding Cautiously to Chemical Weapons Find
• Interview With Automotive Expert
• Minding Your Business: Interview with Rolling Stones Keyboardist

January 16, 2003

• Hans Blix Traveling to Iraq
• Assistant Secretary of State Continuing Talks to Defuse Crisis With Pyongyang
• Message to Baghdad
• Strokes in Newborns
• Hans Blix: Cooperate or Face War
• President Weighs in on Affirmative Action Case
• D.C. Sniper Suspect Malvo is Eligible for Death Penalty
• Air Force Released Video of Friendly Fire Accident
• White House Welcoming Remarks From Hans Blix on Iraq
• Off & Running
• A Hero's Story
• Underwater Explorer Discusses Shipwreck Discovery in Black Sea
• House Call: Surgical Tools Left Inside 1,500 Patients Each Year
• Military Hearing Under Way in Louisiana
• Seventeen-Year-Old John Lee Malvo Will be Tried as Adult
• Interview With Former Weapons Inspector
• Politics of Race

January 15, 2003

• President Bush Says Burden of Proof Now on Baghdad
• Koreas to Hold Talks on Nuclear Issue
• Rising Tensions
• New Weight Loss Strategy Says Fatty Snacks Actually Good
• Interview With Terence Taylor, Former U.N. Weapons Inspector
• What is Story Behind President's Latest Poll Numbers?
• Discussion With David Albright
• John Lee Malvo Back in Court Today
• Fatal Accident
• Kuwaitis Becoming More Concerned War May be on Horizon
• Hunt For Iraq's Scud Missiles
• Strong Words on Iraq From Bush
• Terror Raid in England Turns Deadly
• Was Skakel's Conviction Really a Miscarriage of Justice?
• Discussion With Sen. Carl Levin
• Sniper Suspect Back in Court Today
• The Politics of Race
• TiVo Takes Over
• House Call: 1 In 10 Pregnant Women Drink Alcohol

January 14, 2003

• Interview With Senator Richard Lugar
• Minding Your Business: WorldCom; Amtrak
• Prozac Nation
• Talk With Jamie Rubin
• James Kelly Heading to China
• Rocker Free on Bail
• Virginia Prosecutors Will Press Case For trying Malvo as Adult
• Queen Elizabeth's Knee Surgery and Palace Panic Rooms
• Interview With Army Reservist Being Called To Active Duty
• Chief Weapons Inspector Due In Baghdad Next Weekend
• Many Americans Choosing to Slim Down Surgically
• House Call: Sleeping Babies; Electric Toothbrushes
• Secretary of State Powell Calling for New Arrangement With North Korea
• Rocker Pete Townsend Free on Bail
• Housewares Show Showcases Housewares
• Global Warming
• Motown Music

January 13, 2003

• Interview With Daniel Poneman, Former NSC Official
• Steve Case Will Step Down as Chairman of AOL Time Warner
• Should U.S. Become a Prozac Nation?
• Voice of the People
• Britain's Queen Elizabeth in Hospital
• It Could Take U.N. Inspectors a Year to Complete Search
• Interview With Madison Hobley, Freed From Death Row
• Death Row Decision: Sister of Murder Victim Speaks Out
• U.S. Might be Willing to Help North Korea With Energy Crisis
• Lieberman Set to Join Presidential Fray
• Minding Your Business: Case Closed
• House Call: Income, Education May Affect Male Mortality Rate
• Road to Super Bowl
• If Diplomacy Fails, How Dangerous Will North Korea Be?
• Talk With Governor George Ryan
• Minding Your Business: Case Closed

January 10, 2003

• Interview With Ambassador Wendy Sherman
• Talking Sports With Chris Cotter
• Investigation Into Deadly Plane Crash Focusing on Recent Maintenance
• Mixed Messages From North Korea
• Talk With Ambassador Joe Wilson
• Tough Times in the Bluegrass State
• Headache Help
• Illinois Governor Plans to Pardon Four Convicted Murderers Today
• Minding Your Business: Mariah Carey Ex Now Ex-Sony Music Chief
• Two North Korean Diplomats Will Hold Second Round of Meetings With Richardson
• Cool Gadgets
• Maryland Teen Facing First Degree Murder Charges For Poisoning Friend
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Intensifying the Search
• Search for Laci
• Story of A Life

January 09, 2003

• Chief Weapons Inspector To Brief U.N. Security Council Today
• Interview With Terence Taylor, Former U.N. Weapons Inspector
• Inspectors Report Card
• Road Outrage
• Warning Labels Will be Required on Hormone Replacement Therapies
• Tell Me About It: Reality TV
• Interview With Science Journalist Michael Guillen on Cloning Controversy
• Chief U.N. Weapons Inspectors Due at Security Council
• Police Capture Woman Sought in Connection with Case of Child Abuse
• 'I Object'
• System Failing?
• Interview With NTSB Investigator John Goglia
• Preview of What Blix Might Tell Members of Security Council
• Minding Your Business: Wal-Mart Wants Your Money
• Cool Gadgets
• White Supremacist Matt Hale Behind Bars
• USAirways Express Plane Crashes into Airport Hangar
• Study: Daily Consumption of Alcohol Can Cut Risk of Heart Attack
• House Call: Cancer Treatment Can Cause Learning Problems for Children
• Interview with Carole, Ed Strayhorn

January 08, 2003

• U.S. Planners Moving to Qatar
• North Korea Increasing Danger of Nuclear War
• Ricin Raid
• Gen. Tommy Franks to Meet With Bush
• Interview With Biological Weapons Expert On Ricin
• North Korea: Increasing Danger of Nuclear War
• Pentagon Moving Senior Military Planners to Qatar
• Interview With Sen. Tom Daschle
• Iraq Reacts to Troop Buildup in Persian Gulf
• Six North African Men Remain In Custody In London
• Behind-the-Scenes Look at Bush White House
• Wireless Watchdog: Which Cell Phone, Carrier, Plan Is Right For You?
• FBI's Nationwide Search For Five Men Off
• Republican Majorities Not Rubber Stamp
• House Call: Study Shows Testosterone Low In 41 Percent Of Depressed Men
• Minding Your Business: Andy Serwer Serves Up Your Economic Stimulus

January 07, 2003

• President Bush to Unveil Economic Plan to Spark Economy
• Discussing North Korea's Defiance
• A Closer Look at Bush Economic Plan
• Interview With Mohamed ElBaradei
• Pricey Wheels: Look at Maybach
• Soundoff
• U.N. Inspection Teams Taking to the Air
• Interview With Robin Cook on Clonaid Controversy
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Just How Bad is Being Overweight For you?
• Bushonomics
• House Call: Hormone Replacement Therapy, Diabetes
• A Discussion of North Korea's Leader
• Minding Your Business: Bushonomics 101
• Just Married
• Interview with Michael Nader, Joseph Ranni

January 06, 2003

• Saddam Speaks
• New Congress
• IAEA Holds Emergency Session to Look at North Korea Crisis
• Holiday Movie Wrap
• Kids & ADHD
• Suicide Bombings Leave 22 Dead
• Minding Your Business: Cost of War
• Can President's Plan Help Jumpstart Economy?
• Discussion With Saeb Erakat
• Fantastic Finishes in NFL Football Playoff Games
• Is Weapons Hunt Working?
• Board of Governors for IAEA Holds Emergency Session
• Interview With Benjamin Netanyahu
• Israel Response to Twin Suicide Attacks
• North Korea's Nuclear Plans Taking Center Stage in Washington
• Saddam Hussein Accuses U.N. Inspectors of Spying
• Israel Responding to Sunday's Suicide Bombings
• Troop Deployment
• Interview with Meredith Woo-Cumings

January 03, 2003

• 2002 in Review: Best Commercials
• Female Libido
• Mother of Pilot Charged in Friendly-Fire Incident Says Son Is Scapegoat
• Next Week Bush Plans to Unveil Stimulus Package
• Discussion With Peter Brooks
• Talk With Edward Piglia
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Visit Four Sites In Iraq Today
• Interview With Sandy Berger
• Missing Persons
• Three Democrats Already in Presidential Race
• Some Relatives of 9/11 Victims Heading for Iraq
• Making a Run
• Minding Your Business: New Year's Hangover on Wall Street?
• Is Compulsive Shopping Mental Disorder?
• Second Chances

January 02, 2003

• Interview with Dr. Robert Zaleski
• Interview with Ken Kronheim
• Interview with Joe Klein
• Interview with Steven Benjamin, Harvey Bryant
• Jeweler Says FBI Photo is of Him
• Frist Aids Crash Victims On Florida Highway; Interview With Paramedic
• Pakistani Man Says He Is Mistakenly Pictured In FBI Alert
• Interview with Victor Cha
• Real People, Their Money: Unemployment Benefits
• Minding Your Business: Do Away With Debt
• Inspectors to Conduct Aerial Searches
• Interview with Joe Klein
• Interview with Jerry Kindela
• Interview with Andy Serwer, Lauren Young
• Search Continues for Laci Peterson
• Frist Aids Family in Crash
• Democrats Looking for Media Representation
• Looking for Work?
• FBI: Not Inconceivable Photo Is Fake
• Inspectors Focus on Iraqi Air Force Today
• Interview with Diane Kurtz, Bill Zuerblis
• Interview with Ken Park

January 01, 2003

• Interview With Christopher Reeve
• New Year Brings Continued High Tensions With Iraq, North Korea
• New York Cleans Up After New Year's Eve Extravaganza
• Terrorism Analysis With Expert Mansoor Ijaz
• Interview With Richard Highbaugh, Arthur Highbaugh and Dr. Brian Haag
• Weapons Inspections Continue in Iraq; Interview With Fouad Ajami
• Edwards Expected to Form Presidential Exploratory Committee
• Iraq Accuses U.S. of Double Standard in Handling of North Korea
• Oklahoma Readies For Rose Bowl Appearance
• 2003 Brings Tough International Challenges for Bush White House
• Survey: Binge Drinking On Rise Year-Round
• North Korea Remains Defiant in Face of U.S. Criticism
• President Bush Seeks Diplomatic Solution for North Korea
• The Skinny on Diets
• Charles Barkley Reviews Year in Sports

December 31, 2002

• Interview With Joel Wit
• Nuclear Stakes: North Korea Expels Two Nuclear Inspectors
• Face of Depression
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• Weapons Inspectors On Hunt In Iraq
• Inspectors on the Hunt
• Missing Mom-to-Be
• Ill Will in Pennsylvania
• White House Expected to Push Economic Package That Relies Heavily on Tax Cuts
• Expelled Weapons Inspectors Now in China
• What Would New Year's Eve be Without a Little Bubbly?
• Discussion with Eric Margolis
• Talk with Director Kevin Smith
• New Airport Rules
• Authorities Say Islamic Extremist Confessed to Why He Shot Aid Workers
• New York Prepares For New Year
• Discussion with Mark Klaas
• Big Apple Won't Let Terror Concerns Stop New Year's Celebrations
• 2002 in Review: Year in Movies
• Interview with James Surowiecki
• Year in Review 'Over There'
• Minding Your Business: Party Like It Is 1977

December 30, 2002

• U.N. Inspectors Visiting Seven Sites
• North Korea Hinting It Might Withdraw From Global Nuclear Arms Control Treaty
• Wake-Up Call: What's Up In D.C.?
• Americans Killed in Yemen
• Nuclear Stakes
• Lotto Lunacy
• Special Delivery
• In Yemen, Four American Hospital Workers Attacked
• Cloned Baby?
• President Has New Host of Challenges Awaiting Him This Year
• Interview With Mansoor Ijaz
• In Iraq, At Least Five Teams Checking Sites
• North Korea Vowing It Won't Give in to U.S. Pressure
• FBI Manhunt
• Three U.S. Aid Workers Shot Dead In Yemen
• FBI Looks For Five With Suspected al Qaeda Link
• To Clone or Not to Clone?
• Sniper Hearing
• Interview with Bill Richardson
• Minding Your Business: 2002: The Best, Worst Performers
• 2002 in Review: Year In Television
• FBI's Hunt For Five Men
• Scientific Developments in 2002

December 27, 2002

• North Korea Kicking Out IAEA inspectors
• Memorable Moment
• Major Announcement Expected This Morning on Human Cloning
• Escalating Nuclear Threat in North Korea
• Interview with Peter Brookes
• Christmas Surprise
• Richest Man in Scott Depot, West Virginia
• Cloned Baby?
• Interview with Chuck Barris
• North Korea Boots Inspectors
• 2002 In Review: Year In Music
• House Call: Health Stories in the News
• Minding Your Business: Stocks Slump Into New Year
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Interview with Brigitte Boisselier

December 26, 2002

• Post-Holiday Crush
• Retail Woes: Post-Christmas Bargains Plentiful
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Return to Baghdad University
• Lessons From Losing
• Paging Dr. Gupta: A Place to Heal
• Let It Snow!
• We Have a Powerball Winner
• Classified Conflict
• Unhappy Returns
• House Call: Today's Top Health Stories
• Minding Your Business: Gas Pains
• 2002 In Review: Year in Business
• Interview with Joseph Lieberman
• Actors Behind Camera
• Waiting for the Winner
• Waiting for the Shoppers

December 25, 2002

• Christmas in Baghdad
• Interview with Liz Smith
• Wet Christmas in Poconos
• Interview with Andrea Bocelli
• Troops Celebrate in Afghanistan
• Interview with Mike Fillon
• Interview with Padelford Family
• Stroudsburg Waiting for More Snow
• Interview with Bruce Feiler
• Interview with Phyllis George
• Interview with Gaskins Family
• Bagram Christmas

December 24, 2002

• Healthy Holiday Eating
• Jackpot Frenzy
• Sales Slump
• Teaching For America
• North Korea's Reasons for Defiance Unclear
• Minding Your Business: Great American Car Buying Binge May be Over
• Year In Review: Progress Report on War on Terror
• Prosecutor Says Report on Snipers Inaccurate; Boston Diocese May Take First Amendment Defense
• Escalating Tensions in Iraq
• Gallup Poll Results on Iraq, North Korea, the Economy and President Bush
• Dual Threats
• Year in Review: Most Overplayed Stories of 2002
• Interview with Nick Clooney
• House Call: Viral Infection Linked to Heart Attacks, Strokes
• Holiday Shoppers Make Last Shopping Runs
• MP3 Players Hot Christmas Gift This Year

December 23, 2002

• New Research May Provide Clues to Gulf War Illness
• Drug Defense
• Potentially Significant Twist Today in Sniper Shootings
• Republican Leadership Change on Capitol Hill
• What's in Store for Lott's Successor?
• Interview With Mohamed El Baradei
• Fresh GOP Face
• Lott Fallout
• U.N. Inspectors Hunting Through More Sites Around Baghdad
• 2002: Crime: Crimes & Misdemeanors
• Opera Queen
• House Call: AIDS Vaccine Research
• Interview with Dave Beck, Scott Silliman
• Minding Your Business: The Year Santa Skipped Out On Wall Street?
• Pre-Christmas Shopping Rush Has Not Materialized
• 2002 In Review: Crime
• 'Time's' Persons of the Year

December 20, 2002

• Road to War?
• Coming Home...
• Minding Your Business: Big Settlement, Big Deal?
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Tips on Coping With Holiday Stress
• House Call: Smallpox Myths
• Newton, Mississippi Still a Mess
• Iraq's Declaration and Possibility of War
• Lott of Pressure
• Interview with Joseph Wilson
• IAEA Spokesman Mark Gwozdecky

December 19, 2002

• U.S. Response to Iraqi Declaration
• Road to War?
• Who's Checking Your Bags?
• Family Blaming, Suing AAA for Daughter's Death
• Real People, Their Money: Internet Buyers Beware
• White House Pointing to Late January, Mid-February Timeframe for Decision on Iraq
• Lott's Troubles
• Genetic Test for Breast Cancer Prognosis
• Closer Look at America's Relationship with Turkey
• Declaration Report
• Out of Gym
• Making Charity Count
• Interview with Michael O'Hanlon
• Jingles All the Way

December 18, 2002

• Iraqi Weapons Declaration Full of Holes?
• Priest Shooting
• Doctors Perform First Commercial Procedure Using Newest Lasik Technology
• Holiday Shipping
• Senior Administration Officials Say Iraq's Weapons Declaration Fails Test
• Discussion of Limited Missile Defense System
• Is He a Leader, or is He a Liability?
• Interview with Bill Richardson
• Interview with Ken Pollack
• Trent Lott: Leader or Liability?
• Who U.S. Is Counting on For Support in Event of War
• Survival Stories of Afghanistan Women
• National Security Council Meets About Iraq
• Discussing Senator Lott Saga
• House Call: Inhaled Flu Vaccine
• Ground Zero Proposals to Be Unveiled Today
• Still Talking O.J.

December 17, 2002

• Saddam Hussein May Not be Biggest Danger to America
• 'Over There'
• Powell: 'There Are Problems' with Declaration
• FDA Approves New Vaccine Likely to Reduce Number of Tears
• Serious Violation by Iraq?
• Afghan Attack
• Trent Lott Fighting to Keep Job as Senate's Top Republican
• White House Resignation
• Can Trent Lott Survive to Lead Party in Senate?
• Death of Marine Possibly from Strep
• Interview with Charles Barkley
• Minding Your Business: Troubled Kmart Getting Booted Off Wall Street
• Real Deal On Reality TV
• 99 Years Ago, Wright Brothers Took to the Air
• Interview with Gregory Meeks, J.C. Watts
• Infection Death of 18-Year-Old Marine Could be Tip of Iceberg
• House Call: Echinacea Study

December 16, 2002

• New York City Transit Trouble: Strike on Hold
• Lott Controversy
• Number of Weapons Inspectors Up to 100
• What is Political Future for Gore?
• Lott's Leadership Position Soon to be Put to Test
• Interview With David Gergen, Former White House Advisor
• Al Gore Puts End to Speculation
• Interview with James Gilmore
• Discussion of Seasonal Affective Disorder
• Interview with Seymour Hersh
• Gore Says No for 2004
• Friend or Foe?: Saudi Arabia, Complex Relationship
• Interview with Michael Lewellen
• Minding Your Business: Transit Worker Strike in NYC on Hold
• Talk with Bill Maher
• Top Health Stories Across Country
• Bush Distances From Lott Controversy
• Weapons Inspectors in Iraq Want to Talk With Scientists

December 13, 2002

• Boston's Cardinal Law Resigns
• Interview with Waitress Heidi Tomassi
• Weapons Inspection Snag
• Discussion with Richard Preston
• Joseph Cirincione on Nuclear Stakes
• Breakthrough Research May Mean New Hope for People with Schizophrenia
• Pope John Paul II Accepts Resignation of Cardinal Bernard Law
• Is Iraq Getting Ready to Build Nuclear Weapons?
• Nuclear Stakes
• Minding Your Business: Stocks Spooked?
• Fallout Continues Over Lott Comments
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Is Iran Getting Ready to Build Nuclear Weapons?
• Interview with Alex St. James, Harold Ford

December 12, 2002

• President Bush Going to Announce Smallpox Plan Tomorrow
• Minding Your Business: K-Mart Closing More Stores
• Interview with Sid Salter on Lott Controversy
• Black Hawk Helicopter Crashes in Honduras
• Interview with Barton Gellman
• Report Suggests Iraq May Have Supplied V.X. Nerve Agent to Terror Group
• Real People, Their Money: Interview With Joe Bergmann
• Terror Connection?
• Lott Controversy Continues
• Interview with Eric Margolis
• Ticket to Ride for Educator-Teacher Barbara Morgan
• Interview with J.Lo
• Interview with Rodney Ford, Jeffrey Newman, Chuck Colbert

December 11, 2002

• Missiles Seized
• Latest on Hunt for Weapons in Iraq
• Missile Mystery Unfolding Off Coast of Yemen
• Getting Medicine by Internet Can be Prescription for Trouble
• Minding Your Business: Time to Unretire?
• Interview with Roger Hill
• Interview with Bob Graham
• Growing Controversy Surrounding Senator Trent Lott
• Talk with Former Weapons Inspector David Albright
• Minding Your Business: New Watchdog in Town
• Minding Your Business: Stephen Friedman Stuck in Full Nelson
• Discussion with Daniel Pinkston
• Interview With Al Gore
• U.N. Inspectors Continue to Fan Out Across Country
• Interview with Senator Richard Shelby
• More of Gore
• Controversial Words by Senator Lott
• Behavior at Office Holiday Party
• Interview with Curtis Sharp

December 10, 2002

• Priest Murdered, Man Charged with Crime Very Unlikely Suspect
• President Jimmy Carter to Receive Nobel Peace Prize
• Minding Your Business: Must You Quit Augusta?
• Interview With Terence Taylor
• New Source of Eating Disorders Suspected
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Documents and Denials
• Minding Your Business: Morning After United Airlines
• Iraq Says Its Declaration Proves It Has Nothing to Hide
• Interview with Glenn Walp, Steven Doran
• Found Alive
• What Kids Want
• Minding Your Business: You Snooze... You Get Nominated
• Lott Apologizes for Comments
• Interview with Steven Byrnes, Juliet Girard, Roshan Prabhu

December 09, 2002

• U.N. Inspectors Continue Work Today
• Security Council Members to Receive Unedited Copies of Report
• Interview With Melissa Fleming
• Interview with Richard Butler
• Inspectors Tour Former Chemical Facility
• Interview with Joseph Wilson
• Diet Pill for Kids Ineffective, Possibly Dangerous
• Interview With Ken Pollack
• 'Sopranos' Finale
• 'Minding Your Business' with Andy Serwer
• U.N. to Look Over Iraqi Weapons Declaration
• Minding Your Business: Martha Stewart Dart Board
• United Airlines Files for Bankruptcy
• Administration Wrests With War, Economy
• Actor Vincent Curatola Discusses 'The Sopranos'
• Look at Pending War

December 06, 2002

• Interview with Stephen Push
• Iraq's Declaration Due
• Interview with Jonathan Tucker
• Interview With Peter Brookes
• Buildup Continues in Qatar
• Medical Web Sites Lend Information
• New York Cabs to Get Fleece Seats
• Interview with Bent Family
• Ryder Sentencing Today
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Interview with Bill Richardson
• Static Fires at Gas Pump Preventable

December 05, 2002

• Storm Watch
• White House Dismisses Hussein's Criticism
• Iraq Sending Mixed Messages
• Winter Storm Affecting Air Travel
• Federal Government Open Today, Despite Storm
• Interview With Richard Butler
• Hussein Expects to Prove U.S. Wrong
• Interview with Dan Burton
• Minding your Business: United Likely to File for Bankruptcy
• Syndrome Increases Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke by 200 Percent
• Interview with Joseph Wilson
• Financial Burdens Faced by Reservists' Families
• Anchors Away for Battle Group Heading Toward Iraq
• Mixed Messages from Iraqi Leadership
• Interview with Daniel Benjamin
• Minding Your Business: Stock Futures Up
• Mobile Command Established in Qatar
• Interview with Lauren Freedman
• Market Update

December 04, 2002

• Turkey, Reluctant Ally
• Interview With Richard Butler
• Interview with Stephen Schwartz
• U.N. Inspectors Finish at Site; Interview with Cindy Laquidara
• Strippers on Strike
• Winter Sports Injuries Abound
• White House Not Commenting on Turkey
• Discussion of High School Tests for STDs
• Look at Turkey in War
• Supreme Court Reviews Racketeering Laws Against Protests
• Saudi Arabia Puts New Face Forward

December 03, 2002

• U.N. Inspectors at Work
• Fourth Cruise Ship Hit by Stomach Illness
• Interview With Richard Butler
• Bush Warns Hussein Again; Interview with Joseph Wilson
• Interview With Michael O'Hanlon
• Kuwaiti Boats Come Under Fire
• No Decision on Evidence from Kenyan Attacks
• Interview with Thomas O'Neill
• Routine Prostate Screenings Necessary?
• Minding Your Business: Holiday Parties
• Interview with Andrew Morton
• Interview with Billy Mills
• Iraq to Turn in Report One Day Early
• Interview with Peter Brooks
• Interview with Lawrence Korb
• Minding your Business: WWE Hits Rough Patch
• Interview with Capt. Andy Mohler
• Minding Your Business: Kmart Sports Thalia

December 02, 2002

• Iraq's Admission
• Day 5 of Inspections
• Interview with Terrence Taylor
• White House Has No Reaction to Iraq's Admission Yet
• Interview With Ken Pollock
• Investigators Argue Over Evidence in Mombasa Hotel Bombing
• New Technology Lets Doctors Know What is Going on in the Womb Months Before a Baby is Born
• Another Royal Butler Faces a Trial for Stealing from the Late Princess Diana
• Facts About Getting Flu Shots
• Interview With Clive Cussler
• Enron's One Year Anniversary Marked With Auction of Corporate Items
• Iraq Admits to Violation of U.N. Sancation
• Interview With Andie MacDowell, Andrew Tilberis
• Look at Holiday Spending, Politics

November 29, 2002

• Post-Thanksgiving Survival Guide
• Talk with Ambassador Joe Wilson
• Talk wiht Rick Gallagher from the National Retail Federation
• Hunting for Truth in Iraq
• Hormone Therapy
• Talk with Terrorism Expert Brian Jenkins
• The Write Stuff
• Is Anyone Rushing Out to Grab Early Bird Specials?
• Black Friday
• Confessed Assassin Claim He's Proof of Connection Between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein
• Latest on Bombings at Hotel in Kenya
• Sharon Vowing to Track Down Those Responsible for Latest Attacks
• Hungry Gene Causes Obesity?
• Talk with Rick Gallagher from the National Retail Federation
• Interview with Richard Paul Evans

November 28, 2002

• Day Two for Inspectors on the Ground
• Celebrating Thanksgiving at Bagram
• Hosea Williams Feed the Hungry Charity in Atlanta
• Fish, Claritin and Strattera
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Examine Iraqi Animal Vaccine Plant
• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Underway
• Butterball Turkey Tips
• Celebrating Thanksgiving at Bagram
• Macy's Parade
• 77th Macy's Day Thanksgiving Parade

November 27, 2002

• Travel Trouble
• Eating Peanuts May Help Ward Off Diabetes
• Another Cuban Boy Rescued Aboard Boat
• Minding Your Business: What Does Buffett Say?
• Day One of the Weapons Hunt
• Slow Economy Factor in Rise of Uninsured Americans
• Big Travel Day
• Republicans Licking Their Chops After Midterm Elections
• Day One on the Ground for Inspectors
• Minding Your Business: A Slap on the WorldCom Wrist
• Interview with Amy Ziff
• President Bush Will Sign Terror-Related Legislation Today
• Healthy Thanksgiving Feast
• Christmas Retail Quiz
• Inspections Under Way

November 26, 2002

• Inspections One Day Away
• Interview with Richard Butler
• Inspectors Will Attempt Surprise Inspections
• Vaccination Plan
• Minding Your Business: Feeding the Troops
• Holiday Travel
• National Task Force Recommending Plan to Make Saudi Arabia Crack Down on Terrorist Financiers
• Fighting Terror
• Bush Set to Sign Plan to Protect Insurance Industry from Huge Losses
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: True Test
• Talk with Melissa Fleming, Spokeswoman for IAEA
• Since 9/11, Members of Military Reserves Have Been Mobilized
• Talk with Martha Beck
• Minding Your Business: Know Your Neighborhood Santa Claus
• Terror Insurance
• Interview with J.C. Watts
• Minding Your Business: What we Whine About

November 25, 2002

• U.N. Inspectors Bound For Baghdad
• Talk with Joel Soler
• Interview with Richard Butler
• Saudi Money Trail
• Pageant Furor
• Bush Signs Homeland Security Bill Today
• Minding Your Business: Clear Sailing
• Hans Blix Will be in New York to Brief Security Council
• Team of U.N. Inspectors Sets Down in Baghdad
• Interview With Adel al Jubeir
• Talk with Robin Wright
• Fans Riot
• Blix Reports
• President Going to Create Homeland Security Department
• Minding Your Business: Will There be a Little Extra in Your Stocking?
• History Channel Celebrates Life of Ronald Reagan
• 'Newsweek' Correspondent Discusses Allegations of Saudi Terror Tie

November 22, 2002

• Al Qaeda Arrest
• Interview With Eric Margolis
• Talking Sports: Cotter's Corner
• 'Uncle Saddam'
• President Arrives in St. Petersburg, Russia
• Finding PT-109
• Capture of Abd Al-Rahim Al-Nashiri
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• President Bush Continues Tour in Russia
• Researchers Saying New Findings About Marijuana Point to One Conclusion
• Minding Your Business: Thanksgiving is Cheaper
• Al Qaeda Arrest
• Minding Your Business: Does MCI Lie?
• Meeting Continues Between Bush and Putin
• Minding Your Business: No Job! I'll Drink to That

November 21, 2002

• Gunmen Ambush U.S. Soldiers in Kuwait
• Jerusalem Bus Bombing
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Experimental Vaccine Raising Hopes Cervical Cancer Could be Prevented
• Minding Your Business: How Cheap Will You be This Holiday Season?
• More Americans Filing for Bankruptcy
• Surge of Mideast Violence
• Iraq Watching as Bush Continues Building Coalition in Prague
• Interview With Joseph Wilson
• Two American Soldiers Seriously Wounded in Kuwait
• Deadly Day in Middle East
• Ill-Fated Journey
• Princess Anne Pleads Guilty
• Officials Say Hezbollah Has Sleeper Cells in U.S.
• NATO Alliance Supports U.N. Resolution on Iraq
• NATO Back U.N. Resolution on Iraq
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Autism Mystery
• Minding Your Business: Kids Sue the Darndest Things

November 20, 2002

• Returning with Promises
• Hussein Calling Emergency Session of Parliament to Consider Iraq's Response to New U.N. Resolution
• President Bush Continues High Level Meetings in Prague
• Semate Overwhelmingly Approves Homeland Security Bill
• Children's Day
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Are You a Type-A Personality?
• Minding Your Business: Blowing Smoke
• Bush Will Ask NATO Allies for Iraq Support
• Iraq Promising Full Cooperation
• Interview With Bob Graham
• Blix: Iraq Promises Full Cooperation
• Discussion with Senator Joseph Lieberman
• Minding Your Business: Taking Religion on the Road
• Human Shields
• President Bush Looking for Strong Statement This Morning from NATO
• Minding Your Business: Taking Religion to the Road

November 19, 2002

• Daunting Task
• Court Ruling Could Revolutionize How Justice Department Wages War on Terror
• Safer at Home
• White House Says Iraq Already Violating U.N. Disarmament Resolution
• Interview With Richard Butler
• High Fat, Low Carb Diet May Finally Be Getting Its Due
• Minding Your Business: Kmart: Not So Many Blue Lights Dimming
• Jordan Sandwiched between Iraq and Israel
• Interview with Johnny Spann
• Interview With Arlen Specter
• Talk with Rod Norland of 'Newsweek'
• Weapons Inspectors Begin Day Two With a Conflict Looming
• Senate Democrats Want to Strip Some Provisions Out of Homeland Security Bill
• Vanished
• Bush on Way to Europe to Attend NATO Summit
• A Writer's Life
• Minding Your Business: I Scream, You Scream, Where's All My Ice Cream?

November 18, 2002

• U.N. Advance Team Arrives in Iraq
• Team of Weapons Inspectors Has Just Landed
• Interview with Transportation Secretary Norm Mineta
• 'Legal Grounds'
• Threats to Cities
• Controversy Over Treating ADHD
• Minding Your Business: Has Harry Lost His Magic Touch?
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors on the Ground
• Nation's Alert System Being Left Unchanged
• Bond is Back: 007 Gadget Exhibit
• Minding Your Business: Hickory Dickory Dock, Grubman Upgraded a Stock
• Terror in London
• Talk with Rep. Jerry Nadler
• Attempted Hijacking of El Al Flight Sunday
• Talk with Ambassador Joe Wilson
• Minding Your Business: Hey, You, Get Off My Name!

November 15, 2002

• D.C. Confidential
• Hans Blix Leaves N.Y. Today for Cyprus
• Jury in Florida Finds Gun Distributor Partly Liable in Shooting
• Two Florida Brothers Starting Their Prison Sentences
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Transdermal Patches
• FBI Says Al Qaeda Likely to Try 'Spectacular Attack'
• Will Iraq Cooperate When Inspectors Arrive?
• U.N. Chief Weapons Inspector Hans Blix Leaves New York Today
• FBI Says Al Qaeda Likely to Try Spectacular Attack
• Comparing Pelosi and DeLay
• Interview with Ehud Barak
• Minding Your Business: Floating Target Store
• Interview with Bill Eddins
• Minors & Major Crimes
• Minding Your Business: Floating Target Features 92 Items

November 14, 2002

• Dodge Ball
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Actions Matter Most
• Threat of New Terror Attack Has Some Major Hospitals on Alert
• Interview With Samuel Berger
• Look at Another Warning Sign for Heart Attacks
• Minding Your Business: Uncle Sam Owes a Lot of Americans
• Nervous Neighbors
• Real People, Their Money: Online Divorce
• Interview with Senator Richard Shelby
• Iraq Promising to 'Deal' with U.N. Resolution
• House Democrats Expected to Choose New Minority Leader
• Brothers' Fate
• Interview with Magician David Blaine
• Discussion with Archbishop Theodore McCarrick
• Cher, Cher Alike
• Talk with National Security Expert Stephen Biddle

November 13, 2002

• Officials Believe Voice on Newly Released Terror Tape is Bin Laden's
• A Royal Mess
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Keeping Mentally Active
• Interview With Richard Butler
• State Department Confirms Bin Laden on Tape
• Talk with Stephen Push
• Deadline Looms
• Senior State Department Official: It's Bin Laden
• Talk with Retired General Wesley Clark
• How Has Technology Now Enhanced U.S. Military's Capability of Launching War?
• Opening of Parliament Couldn't Escape Cloud of Growing Scandal
• Sniper Suspect Muhammad Will Appear at Courthouse in Prince William County, Virginia
• Queen Formally Opened Parliament Today
• Interview with Editor of Al Quds
• Minding Your Business: Kozlowski Out on Bail and Off to Vail
• Minding Your Business: SEC Ya Later

November 12, 2002

• Heated Debate in Iraq
• Iraqi Parliament Responds to Resolution
• Royal Family in Damage Control Mode
• Look at Benefits of Red Wine
• Bush Administration Official: Iraq Trying to Get Drug Used to Counter Nerve Agents
• Interview With Con Coughlin
• New Shot Fired in Battle Over Admitting Women in Prestigious Golf Club
• Saddam Hussein has Until Friday to Agree to U.N. Resolution
• Full Extent of Damages Only Now Being Realized Across South
• Picking Up In Tennessee
• Not So Lame
• People from Louisiana to Pennsylvania Picking Up After Two Days of Deadly Tornadoes
• Resolution Rejection
• Healthy Dining
• Interview with Robert Jobson
• Talk with Former U.N. Weapons Inspector Richard Spertzel

November 11, 2002

• Interview With Amr Moussa
• Saddam Hussein Calling Emergency Meeting of Parliament
• Treating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Malvo Reportedly Confesses to Being Triggerman in Some of Killings
• Saddam Hussein Calling Emergency Session of Iraqi Parliament
• Battle Plans
• Minding Your Business: Airline Blanket Bingo
• Americans Pausing to Remember Those Who Served Our Country
• Defense Attorneys Will Seek to Suppress Police Interrogation of Malvo
• Interview with Rep. Harold Ford

November 08, 2002

• Security Council Votes on Resolution Today
• Interview with Peter Moss
• New Rapid HIV Test Approved
• Muhammad in Court Today
• Interview with Zbigniew Brzezinski
• Interview With Frank Gaffney
• Did Sniper Suspects Keep Computerized Diary?
• Sniper Suspects To Make Separate Court Appearances
• Interview With Mark Orwoll
• Interview with Con Coughlin
• Sniper Suspects
• Interview with Richard Pennington
• U.N. Security Council Takes up New U.S. Resolution
• Author Tim LaHaye Discusses End Time

November 07, 2002

• Policymakers at Fed Cut Interest Rates
• White House on Offensive
• What the Butler Saw
• Actress Winona Ryder Found Guilty
• Iraq Could Soon be Facing Final Warning to Disarm Voluntarily
• More Capital Murder Charges Filed Against Two Sniper Suspects
• Interview With Richard Preston
• Dick Gephardt Getting Out as Leader of Democrats in House
• In New York City, Couple Visiting Hospitalized for Bubonic Plague
• Real People And Their Money: Buying A Home
• New Developments in Global War on Terror
• Minding Your Business: Tenet: Falling Out of the Hospital Bed
• Dick Gephardt Getting Out as Leader of Democrats in House
• Iraq Media: Baghdad May Accept New Resolution
• Ryder Found Not Guilty of Burglary
• Is U.S. Searching for a New Friend in Middle East?
• How Will Ryder be Welcomed Back in Hollywood Fold?
• Minding Your Business: Andy in Toyland
• Campus Quest

November 06, 2002

• Coleman Appears To Be Winner in Minnesota Senate Race
• South Dakota Senate Seat Still Up In Air
• Interview with Dick Gephardt
• Strong Coattails
• South Dakota Senate Seat Still Up In Air
• President Bush Given Mandate
• Palace Intrigue
• In South Dakota, Recount Looks Likely
• Interview With Trent Lott
• Interview with Marc Racicot, Terry McAuliffe
• What Did Republicans Do Right Last Night?
• In California, A Bright, Shiny Star for Gray Davis
• Palace Intrigue
• Republican Party Taking Control
• Minding Your Business: Goodbye, Mr. Pitt

November 05, 2002

• Showdown: North Carolina
• Showdown: Minnesota
• Bucking History
• Showdown: Minnesota
• America Votes 2002: The Heat is On
• New Study Has Worrisome Findings About Congestive Heart Failure
• Minding Your Business: Shedding Light on WorldCom's Ways
• America Votes 2002: Miami Madness
• Winona Ryder Case Now in Hands of Jury
• In Florida, Polls Say Governor Jeb Bush Leading
• Six Suspected Al Qaeda Members Killed in Attack
• U.S. Makes Direct Strike Against Terror Outside of Afghanistan
• George W. Bush Expected to Cast Ballot Soon
• America Votes 2002: Political Humor
• Minding Your Business: Pop-Up Flap
• Winona Watch: Jury Deliberations Begin This Morning
• Paul's Kids
• Georgia Enters the Electronic Voting Age
• America Votes 2002: Minnesota and Texas
• CIA Missile Hits Yemen

November 04, 2002

• Pivotal Senate Race
• America Votes 2002: Look at Tight Races Around Country
• Interview with John Podesta, Cliff May
• Police Look for More Sniper Links
• Minding Your Business: Are We in a Recession
• House Call: Tips for Flu Season
• Will Tomorrow's Election be One for History Books?
• Update on Tight Minnesota Senate Contest
• Will Winona Ryder Take the Stand?
• Maryland Police Checking Another Shooting That Could be Linked to Sniper Suspects
• Winona Watch: Will She or Won't She?
• America Votes 2002: Look at New Voting Machines
• Minding Your Business: Making Business More Appealing to Teen Girls
• Secondhand Ride
• America Votes 2002: Must See TV
• America Votes 2002: The Final Hours
• America Votes 2002: Behind the Scenes
• What's the Fate of Harvey Pitt?
• Showdown Iraq: Saudi Bases Off Limits

November 01, 2002

• Police Link D.C. Sniper Rifle to Killing in Louisiana
• Sniper Suspects Now Charged in Fatal Shooting of Louisiana Woman
• Senate Race Between Walter Mondale, Norm Coleman Little More Than a Day Old
• U.N. Vote on Disarming Iraq Expected to Come Next Week
• Minding Your Business: What Do You Do with 'The Pitt?'
• Surprise Ending at Trial of Princess Diana's Butler
• Muhammad, Malvo Are Charged in Louisiana Killing
• America Votes 2002: Coming Out Swinging
• Desperate Search Intensifies in Southern Italy
• Interview With Michael Bryant
• Minding Your Business: Shopping for a Bra in Men's Department?
• Woman of Vision
• Interview with Robin Curnow

October 31, 2002

• Vote on U.N. Resolution Likely Next Week
• Conquering Evil
• Five Days and Counting Until America Votes
• Death of Run DMC Member
• Parents Worrying About Problems Sugar Can Cause
• Minding Your Business: Jack and Jane Went to Court
• Massive Earthquake in Sicily
• American Votes 2002: Homestretch
• Interview with Martin Indyk
• Member of Legendary Rap Group Dead
• Sniper Case: Challenge of Figuring Who Should Get Reward Money
• Look at Fugitive Who is a Priest
• Police Trying to Find Who Killed Founding Member of Legendary Rap Group
• Interview With Cliff May, Jennifer Palmieri
• Does Republican Norm Coleman Have a Chance Against Popular Democrat?
• Real People and Their Money: Ballet Teacher Turned Truck Driver
• Minding Your Business: Sugar Kick
• Interview With Michael Bryant
• Mt. Etna Eruption
• Minding Your Business: Talk with Dylan Lauren
• Ryder Case Security: Alibis Inconsistent

October 30, 2002

• Those Battling the Bulge May Have a New Weapon
• Interview With Don Clark
• Minding Your Business: Travel Costs Taking Off
• We're Beginning to Learn More About Sniper Suspects
• Desperate Voyage
• U.N.'s Chief Weapons Inspector Hans Blix Due at White House
• Unlikely 200 Haitian Who Jumped Ship Will be Allowed to Stay
• Talk with Rabbi Mark Glickman
• Minding Your Business: Amazon Gets All Dressed Up
• Sweeps Preview
• Preview of 2002 Midterm Elections
• Got Milk, California
• For Working Moms, Challenges Endless

October 29, 2002

• On Forgiveness
• American Killed in Moscow Hostage Rescue Was Survivor of Oklahoma City Bombing
• Interview With Kirby Porter
• Justice Department Expected to Join in Sniper Case Today
• Help Could Be on Way if You Suffer From Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Minding Your Business: Getting Online R-E-S-P-E-C-T
• 49-Year-Old American Sandy Alan Booker Killed in Moscow Hostage Crisis
• U.N. Resolution Vote Could Come Late this Week
• President Bush Turning Up Pressure on Members of Security Council
• Hollywood & Crime
• Little-Known Arab Group Claiming Responsibility for Death of U.S. Diplomat
• Tough Day at the U.N.
• Minding Your Business: I Want Candy
• At Least One American Confirmed Among Dead in Moscow
• Interview with Harland Braun
• Transcripts of Cockpit Conversations Providing New Information About Crash of Flight 587
• Talk with Executive Producer of 'Celebrity Justice'

October 28, 2002

• National Day of Mourning in Russia
• Virginia to Charge Sniper Suspects
• Wellstone Tragedy Bringing New Uncertainty to Very Close Senate Race
• The Butler Did It?
• Minding Your Business: The Oracle has Spoken to Andy Serwer
• Discussion with Senator Joseph Lieberman
• Latest on Tragic Hostage Rescue in Russia
• What Happens Next in Sniper Case?
• Stakes High in What Could Be Final Week of Negotiations Over Iraq Resolution
• Interview with Ehud Barak
• Prosecutors in at Least Two Virginia Counties Will File Charges Against Sniper Suspects
• President Bush Back on Campaign Trail for Fellow Republican Candidates
• Prosecutors Jockeying for Position to Try Sniper Suspects
• Showdown Iraq: War Plans
• Russia's Special Forces Used Gas that Killed Hostages
• Balance of Power Up for Grabs

October 25, 2002

• Officials Weigh Charges in Sniper Case
• Interview With Sheron Norman, Ronald Norman: Part I
• Prosecutors in Sniper Investigation Moving Deliberately to Build Case
• Interview With Sheron Norman, Ronald Norman: Part II
• John Muhammad's Military Training
• Government Regulators Seeing Red About Teen Trend
• Minding Your Business: Smoked Out
• Prosecutors from Several Jurisdictions Meeting Today
• Minding Your Business: Refinance Now!
• With Sniper Spree Over, It Could be Big Weekend in Washington Malls
• State, Federal Prosecutors Meeting Today
• Thirteen Hostages Held Two Days Inside Moscow Theater Freed
• More Details Beginning to Come About Backgrounds of Sniper Suspects
• Discussion with John Malvo's Half Brother

October 23, 2002

• Report: Second Sniper Letter Found
• Despite Threat, Washington-Area Schools Open
• Ballistics Tests Expected to Confirm Tuesday's Slaying Work of D.C.-Area Sniper
• Interview with Irwin Redlener
• Officials Concerned Sniper May Impact Elections
• Sniper Letter Demands $10 Million
• Reaction From Montgomery County Grandmother
• Study: It's Not How Much You Exercise, But How Hard
• Minding Your Business: Moving Martha Out?
• Some Residents Angry After Direct Threat to Children by Sniper
• Minding Your Business: Coming Soon: Cell Phones in Flight
• Ballistics Tests Due in Maryland Killing
• President of Middle East Institute Discusses Iraq
• CNN Considers Airline Food
• Interview with Orrin Hatch
• Confirmation Expected on Sniper in Maryland Killing

October 21, 2002

• Sniper Investigation Update
• Medicine Meets the Mall
• Serial Sniper May Have Struck Again
• Interview With Rao Ivatury, Nancy Martin
• Interview With Cliff May, Jennifer Palmieri
• Saddam Hussein Frees Thousands of Prisoners
• Update on Suburban Sniper Investigation
• Person Left Message at Ponderosa Restaurant
• First Time Sniper Has Struck on Weekend
• Investigators Work Crime Scene; Victim's Prognosis Fair
• Is Al Qaeda About to Strike Again in United States?
• Interview with IAEA Director General
• Montgomery County Executive Discusses Letter, Spree

October 18, 2002

• Misleading Sniper Witness
• Interview With Eric Margolis
• Interview with Judy Madden
• Discussion with Dr. Gerald Post
• Woman Gives Birth to Twin Granddaughters
• Search at Home Depot Shooting Site Widens
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Two Florida Boys Found Guilty of Killing Father Could Get New Trial
• Discussion with Bill Richardson
• Why Would Someone Give a False Lead?
• Safety Tips with Sniper on the Loose
• Bush: North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Confession 'Troubling'
• Zero Tolerance Policy Not Acceptable to Catholic Hierarchy
• Tenet: Al Qaeda is Coming After Us
• False Witness

October 17, 2002

• Police Call Eyewitness Accounts Inconsistent
• Talk with Sarah Jessica Parker
• Study: Even Untrained People Can Save Lives Using Defibrillator
• Witnesses Can't Agree on What Sniper Looks Like
• 40 Years Ago World's First Nuclear Crisis Erupted
• Interview with William Daly
• North Korea's Revelation Could Complicate Plans for Dealing with Iraq
• U.S. Intends to Keep Talking with North Korea
• Killer Continues to Elude Capture, Description
• American Risks Life to Help Wounded in Bali
• Police Call Eyewitness Accounts Inconsistent
• 'Real People and Their Money': Identity Theft
• North Korea Nuclear Threat
• Manhunt for Sniper Getting Some Serious Help
• Ace in the Hole
• Update on Metropolitan Area Sniper

October 16, 2002

• Interview with Don Clark
• Guardian Angels Pumping Gas in Alexandria, Virginia
• Redheads More Sensitive to Pain
• Interview With Paul Hulseberg, Bill Murray
• Look at New Show That Really Bites
• Sniper Attack on Monday Closest Killer Has Come to Being Seen
• Officials Believe Bombings in Indonesia Work of Group Tied to Al Qaeda
• Butler Did It?
• At Least Three People Got Look at Shooter
• Authorities Have Rough Description of Suspicious Person in Sniper Attacks
• Teenagers Talk About 9/11
• U.S. Troops Conducting Live-Fire Drills in Kuwait
• Results of Yesterday's Presidential Referendum In
• Ariel Sharon and President Bush Meeting Today
• Interview with Tony Orlando

October 15, 2002

• Brother of One of Sniper Victims Speaks Out
• Police Investigating Murder of Falls Church Woman
• Relief Teams Comb Debris in Bali
• In Falls Church, Virginia, It Looks Like Serial Sniper Has Claimed Another Victim
• Talk with Sen. Richard Shelby
• Some Doctors Worried Riding Bicycle May be Hazardous to Your Sex Life
• Talk with Witness at Scene of Falls Church Shooting
• Sniper Link?
• How Important is Oil in the War Equation?
• Talk with Former Crime Scene Investigator Elizabeth Divine
• Sniper Link to Falls Church Shooting Being Probed
• News Conference on Sniper Shootings to Start Soon
• Is Falls Church Shooting Linked to Sniper?
• Iraqis Head to Polls Today
• Investigation Continues into Bali Bombings
• Interview with Jacob Young, Barbara Young
• Al Qaeda Presence in Indonesia?
• D.C. Sniper Getting More Bold?

October 14, 2002

• U.S. Soldiers Shot At While Training In Kuwait
• U.S. Carriers in Arabian Sea
• War on Terror Moving Front and Center
• Season Allergies Kicking In
• Look Back at Cuban Missile Crisis
• Troops in Kuwait Come Under Fire Again
• This Week, U.N.'s Tackles Thorny Issue of Iraq
• Expo for People Who Make Living Living It Up
• Interview with Paolo Pasicolan
• Eyes on Al Qaeda Concerning Bali Bombing
• U.S. Troops Fired Upon in Kuwait Earlier Today
• Interview with LL Cool J
• Many Australians Killed in Bali Blasts
• Bali Blasts; Interview With Eric Margolis
• Interview With James Fox
• Interview With Christopher Reeve
• Police Receive New Tips
• Second Composite Expected in Hunt for Sniper
• At Least 187 Killed in Bali
• Mood in Iraq Festive
• Interview with Ralph Boyce

October 11, 2002

• Police Continue Search for Killer
• Interview With Gary Bald
• 53-Year-Old Man Latest Victim to be Shot, Killed
• Discussion with John Walsh
• Iron Deficiency Significant Problem in U.S.
• Showdown: Iraq: Sending a Message
• Interview with Charles Moose
• Kuwaiti Officials Warn of Possible Attacks
• Kurdish-Controlled Northern Iraq
• Crisis Center Helps People Deal with Fear
• Bush Says Days of Iraq Acting as Outlaw State Coming to an End
• Interview with Dr. Harold Koplewicz

October 10, 2002

• Did Sniper Strike Again?
• The War Room
• Another Sniper Shooting Possibly Takes Place in Manassas, Virginia
• Consumer Group Warns About Seafood
• Charges Against Arnaout Could be Significant
• Sniper May Not Have Wanted Media to Know about Tarot Card
• Interview With Douglas Duncan
• Al Qaeda in Kuwait?
• Ballistics Tests Underway in Manassas Shooting
• Interview with Charles Moose
• House Expected to Approve Resolutions
• Interview with F-15C Pilot
• Interview with Tipper Gore
• Interview With Teresa Jusino
• How Has the Media Affected Sniper Hunt?

October 09, 2002

• Tarot Card Found Near Scene of Latest Sniper Shooting
• Sniper in D.C. Area Remains at Large
• First Dockworkers Along West Coast Expected Back to Work Tonight
• Was Attack on U.S. Marines Terrorism?
• CIA Letter Causes a Stir
• Obesity on Rise Among Americans
• Interview With Richard Shelby
• Officials Analyze Tape of al Qaeda Leader
• Interview With Patricia Choquet, Irwin Redlener
• Interview with Charles Moose
• Voice on Tape Likely al-Zawahiri
• CIA Letter Likely to Heat Up Discussions
• Interview with Daniel Benjamin
• Female Serial Killer Faces Execution

October 08, 2002

• Sniper Still on Loose
• Interview with Martin Eichelberger
• Mixed Reaction from Lawmakers to Bush Speech
• Interview with Charles Moose
• Bush Promises to Lead Coalition to Disarm Iraq
• Interview With Dennis Kucinich
• Interview with Sen. Carl Levin
• Pediatrics Group Says No to Smallpox Vaccines Now
• Interview With Rosie O'Donnell
• Panel to Hear from Freeh
• Trucking Industry Affected Greatly by Strike
• Interview with Katherine Harris

October 07, 2002

• Bin Laden on Tape?
• Interview with Cliff May, Steve McMahon
• Bush to Address Nation on Iraq
• Bin Laden Said to be Voice on Tape
• Interview with Lord David Hannay
• Democratic Party Divided by War Issue
• Interview With Douglas Duncan
• Interview With Clint Van Zandt
• Interview With Rosie O'Donnell
• New Food Guidelines Released
• One Year Since Start of Afghanistan Bombing

October 04, 2002

• Weapons Inspections on Hold
• Interview With Bill Richardson
• Lindh to Be Sentenced Today
• Montgomery County Police Call in Reinforcements
• Interview with David Kay
• Are Roots of Terrorism Woven in Fabric of Saudi Society?
• Interview with Senator Bob Graham
• Lili's Aftermath
• Bush Administration Increasing Pressure on Security Council to Adopt New Resolution on Iraq
• Much Learned from Anthrax Attacks
• Saber Rattling
• Interview with Charles Moose
• High Velocity Round Used in Montgomery County
• Lili No Longer Hurricane
• Found Memory

October 03, 2002

• Lili Makes Landfall
• Interview With Max Mayfield
• Lili Strikes
• Study Looks at Preventable Deaths
• Inside Saudi Arabia
• The Big Uneasy
• Interview With David Scheffer
• Update on Hurricane Lili from Morgan City
• Lili Approaches Coast
• Interview with Rudy Giuliani
• U.S. Planes Drop Leaflets Over Iraq
• Look at Aqua Massager
• 'Real People and Their Money:' Interview with Lenette Crumpler, Jacob Goodwin
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Blix to Meet with Security Council
• Interview with Randy Roach

October 02, 2002

• Interview With David Kay
• Bullet Point
• Interview with Queen Noor
• Study Questions Utility of Self Breast Exams
• Sabotage Danger
• Interview with Judith Miller
• Keeping Kids Safe
• Interview with Samantha Seramur, Maha al-Rehaili
• Weapons Inspectors Could Be in Iraq in Two Weeks
• Interview With John Walsh
• Interview with Sen. Trent Lott (R-MS)
• Interview with Patricia Heaton

October 01, 2002

• Political Fallout
• Two Dead in Bus Attack
• Study Shows Possible Cause for Aggressive Behavior in Men
• Look at Relationship Between U.S. and Saudi Arabia
• Interview With Sen. Chuck Hagel (R)
• Pentagon Releases Video of Iraqi Hostile Fire
• Interview With Doug Forrester
• Interview with Sen. McCain (R)
• Air Bags a Bust?
• Interview with Lt. Margaret Mims
• Police Trying to Figure Out Bus Attack
• Torricelli Drops Bid for Re-Election
• Interview with Melissa Fleming
• Interview with Sens. Sam Brownback (R), Bill Nelson (D)
• Interview With Jim McGreevey
• Interview With Anthony Hopkins

September 30, 2002

• U.N. Weapons Inspectors, Iraqis Meet
• Iraq Promises 'Fierce War' if Attacked
• Interview With Jim McDermott, David Bonior
• Bush Faces Challenges After Return from Crawford
• Flying High?
• Inside Saudi Arabia
• Flu Shots Important
• Interview with Matt Rousch
• Blix Meets with Iraqi Officials
• Interview With Graham Allison
• Iraqi Officials, U.N. Working on Details of Possible Inspections
• Bush Administration Pushing Two Resolutions on Iraq
• Medical Match

September 26, 2002

• Police Testing Hair From Small Human Skull Found in North Carolina
• Interview with Michael Silver
• 200 Students, Staffers Evacuated From War-Torn Ivory Coast
• Congress Looking into Ritalin Usage
• Interview With Sen. Joseph Lieberman
• Robin Williams Talks About Christopher Reeve
• Missing Virginia Girl; Interview With Sam Page
• Homeland Security, Iraq Becoming Political Battlegrounds
• Interview with Cliff May, Mark Melman
• Isidore Brings Strong Winds, Rain
• War of Words
• Taliban Tale
• Roots of Current Political Debate
• Talk with Owner of Harlem Globetrotters
• Interview with Jan Burlison, Lisa Sullivan
• Paying Attention to ADHD

September 25, 2002

• Interview With Richard Shelby
• Izzy's Coming
• Who's the Killer?
• Lasers Being Used to Eliminate Everyday Skin Problems
• Interview with George Bush Sr.
• Interview with Jacob Sullum, Phil Buress
• U.S., Kuwaiti Officials Say Troops Are Training
• Interview with Gladys van den Berg, Marisa Al-Othman, Dan Wolf
• Hazing Death?
• New Orleans Braces for Isidore's Rains
• Look at Pop-Up Menopause Book
• Interview with Rep. David Bonior (D), Rep. Jim McDermott (D)
• Interview with Janet Libert

September 24, 2002

• Gift of Life
• Blair Pushes Case Against Iraq
• Blair Speaks to Parliament Regarding Iraq
• Blair Outlines Government's New Evidence Against Iraq
• Aspirin May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
• Rumsfeld Meets with NATO Ministers
• Interview with Ehud Barak
• Interview With Charles Duelfer
• Interview With Hanan Ashrawi
• Saline Solution?
• Foreign Relations Committee Holds Closed-door Hearings

September 23, 2002

• Iraq Won't Comply with New U.N. Resolution
• Interview With Martin Indyk
• Interview With Michael O'Hanlon
• Discussion With Seymour Harsh
• Madelyne Gorman Toogood Scheduled for Arraignment
• Interview With Madelyne Toogood
• No Resolution in Ramallah Standoff
• The Winners Are...
• New Treatment for Migraines?
• Bush Has Detailed Plan For War Against Iraq on Desk
• Interview with Terry Taylor
• Interview With Michael O'Hanlon
• Isidore Strikes Yucatan
• Humorous Political Candidates Should Be Taken Seriously
• Interview with Sam Rubin
• Interview With David Caruso
• Annan to Hold Press Conference Today
• Interview With Ray Romano

September 20, 2002

• Interview with Anthony Hazen, Maggie Jones
• Interview With George Mitchell
• Church Settles
• Talk With Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson
• Acetaminophen May Get New Warnings on Labels
• Interview with Suzy Whaley
• Interview with George Bush Sr.
• Interview with Colin Angle
• Interview with Alon Pinkus, Saeb Erakat
• Bush Administration Plans Major Shift in Military Strategy
• Bond Hearing Continues Today in Buffalo Terror Trial
• Interview with Joseph LaTona
• Headlines Making News 'Over There'
• 'Friends' Expected to do Well at Emmys

September 19, 2002

• 'Rosie' the Magazine and Rosie the Person Heading Different Ways
• Eating Right Doesn't Have to be Complex
• Look at Some Stuff You'll find on eBay
• Special Forces Arriving in Yemen
• Interview with George Bush Sr.
• Al Qaeda Links?
• Interview with Sen. Richard Durbin (D-IL)
• Bush May Get Congressional Mandate Soon
• Interview with Sarah Ferguson
• FBI, FAA Knew in 1998 of Plan to Attack by Air
• Interview with Former Tyco Employees

September 18, 2002

• U.S. May be Ready to Launch Covert Operation Against Al Qaeda in Yemen
• Interview with Michael Bloomberg
• Interview with George Bush Sr.
• President Meets With Top Congressional Leaders
• Bush Meets with Members of Congress Regarding Iraq
• An Interview With Eunice Stone
• Interview With Shimon Peres
• World Reaction to Iraqi Offer Mixed
• President Meets With Top Congressional Leaders
• Congressional Committee to Release 9/11 Findings
• Is Cloned Meat Safe?
• Faith's Failing
• Interview with Rep. Dick Gephardt
• Teen at Center of Legal Struggle Dies
• Study Done on Teenagers Use of 'Like'
• Edie Falco Splits Time Between 'Sopranos' and Broadway

September 17, 2002

• Caution Greets Iraq Offer
• White House Skeptical of Iraq's Sudden Change of Mind
• Interview with Fawaz Gerges
• Interview with Richard Holbrooke
• Al Qaeda Arrests
• Interview With Edward Walker
• Interview with Melissa Fleming
• Interview with Matthew Reeve
• Many States Run Out of Routine Vaccines
• Jury Recommends Death for Westerfield
• Interview with Ayman Gheith, Kambiz Butt, Omer Choudhary, Brett Newkirk

September 16, 2002

• Interview with Richard Shelby
• Powell to Meet With U.N. Security Council Today
• Study Shows Immediate Surgery More Helpful for Prostate Cancer
• Interview With Rep. Brian Baird
• Bush Making Shift to Domestic Politics
• Fall Travel Deals
• Interview with Jason Burke
• Interview with Janice Min
• False Death Report
• New York City Ordered to Pay $600,000 to Three Battered Women
• Iraq Wants Guarantees if Inspectors Allowed Back
• BBC Reporter Looks at Terror Arrests

September 13, 2002

• Interview with Rick Santorum, Joseph Biden
• Interview With Scott Ritter
• Interview with Colin Powell
• Interview with Robin Wright
• U.S. Still Investigating Ship Off New Jersey Shore

September 12, 2002

• Iraqis React to Threat of Attack
• Much of World's Attention Focused on U.N. This Morning
• Interview with Michael O'Hanlon
• Interview with Benjamin Netanyahu
• Bush to Speak at U.N.
• Interview With Brian Jenkins
• Debate Over Morning-After Pill Heats Up
• Special Ceremony to be Held at Arlington
• Arlington National Cemetery, House have Rich History
• Interview with Richard Holbrooke
• Interview With Marion Asnes
• Bush to Speak After Annan at United Nations
• Bush Expected to Propose New U.N. Resolution
• In Florida, Voting Debacle Reminiscent of 2000 Presidential Stalemate

September 10, 2002

• Interview with Saxby Chambliss, Jane Harman
• What Osama bin Laden Knew
• Terror Alert
• Study Finds Hospitals Making Numerous Medication Errors
• Martha's Mess
• Interview with Chuck Hagel
• Teen Girls Abducted from Florida Beach
• Nationwide Sweep of Airports Tightens Security
• Interview With Rebekah Revels, Misty Clymer
• Clearing the Skies
• Interview with Richard Butler
• Police Summoned to Noelle Bush's Treatment Center
• Real Life Superman

September 09, 2002

• New Report From London Could Shed Light on How Deadly Hussein's Arsenal Really Is
• Fireman's Friend
• Understanding Fats
• Interview With Lynne Schwarz
• Bush Meets with Chretien Today
• New York Trying Hard to Move On
• Interview with Richard Shelby
• Interview with James Stokes, David Rimmer
• Interview With Vice President Dick Cheney
• Sampras Serves History at U.S. Open
• Spiritual Fallout
• Interview with Michael Elliott
• 9/11 Remembered: Police Armory Becomes Shrine
• Interview with Scott Ritter

September 06, 2002

• Group Calls for Halt to Alzheimer's Study
• Faces of Ground Zero: Interview With WTC Elevator Engineer
• Bush Contacting World Leaders by Phone
• Interview with Michael Moodie
• Putting More Pen in the Pencil
• Congress to Hold Special Joint Session in New York City
• Jury to Decide Fate of Boys Accused of Killing Father
• Afghan Officials Investigating Assassination Attempt, Bombing
• Expensive Bread Selling Fast in Britain
• Look at Pentagon Over Past Year
• Jury to Begin Deliberations in King Case
• Tolerance Ads
• If King Brothers Convicted, Appeal Likely
• Interview with Cynthia Nixon
• Terrorist Alert Issued at Weapons Depot
• Interview with Hillary Clinton, Charles Schumer
• Interview with Clint van Zandt
• House Leaders Discuss Potential Action in Iraq

September 05, 2002

• Bush Tells Congress He'll Confer On Iraq
• Airline Insecurity
• Illinois Youth Dies After Football Practice
• Pentagon Goes to War
• Interview With Nancy Pelosi
• Blaming America
• Florida Boys On Trial for Father's Murder
• Reports Claim 10 Dead in Afghan Explosion
• Interview with Martin Indyk
• Four-Month-Old Conjoined Twins Successfully Separated
• Munich Massacre
• Liberty Island Opened at Night for 9/11 Victims' Families
• Interview with Jessica, Vickie, Steve Davis
• Interview with John Rose, Paul Archambault
• Saving Uptown Theater in Chicago
• Bush to Meet with Blair at Camp David
• Massive Car Bomb Found in Israel

September 04, 2002

• White House on Iraq Offensive
• Interview with Sandy Berger
• Interview with Edward Piglia
• President Bush Meeting Congressional Leaders This Morning
• Cuomo Ends Bid to be Governor
• Look at Debate About Smallpox Vaccinations
• Faces of Ground Zero: Talk With Florence Engoram
• Hatfill's Fired From Louisiana State University
• Alma Mater Forever
• 'The Pentagon Goes to War': National Military Command Center
• Discussion with Vince Farrell
• Jurors Trying to Decide Whether Westerfield Should Die
• FBI Releases Profile of Man It Suspects Murdered Three Women in Baton Rouge
• Senators: Bush Unconvincing on Iraq Attack
• Interview With Ehud Barak
• 'American Idol' Co-host Discusses Final Contest
• In Boston, Archbishop May be Close to Reaching a Settlement

September 03, 2002

• Interview with Bill Nelson
• Senate and Bush Return to Work
• Two New Studies on Mammograms
• Home Stretch for 107th Congress
• Interview with Kristen Baldwin
• Interview with Jon Wolfstahl
• Interview with Tom Ridge
• Hiding Al Qaeda?
• Interview with Steve Alonso
• Tornado Rips Through Wisconsin Town
• Interview With Prudence Bushnell
• Ladysmith, Wisconsin Heavily Damaged by Tornado
• Interview with Daniel Yergin
• Bass May Not Go to ISS
• Some Special Forces Want to Move on From Afghanistan
• Westerfield Sentencing Resumes
• A Busy Robin Hood
• Pop Star and Russian Space Program Fall Out of Sync

September 02, 2002

• President's Labor Day
• Talking with Musharraf
• Interview with Lawrence Eagleburger
• Interview with James Lineberger
• Bush to Spend Time with Unions
• Interview with Ellen McGirt
• Interview with Ed Smart
• Deadly Organ Donation
• Interview with Martha Burk, Seth Davis
• Suspected Hijacker Goes to Court in Sweden
• Interview With Usman Farman
• Aziz Says Iraq Has No Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Wealth Integration in Schools
• Los Angeles Has New Cathedral
• Interview with Bob Alper, Ahmed Ahmed
• Israel Orders Civilian Deaths Inquiry
• Talking to Pervez Musharraf
• Interview With Elaine Chao
• West Indian American Day Parade Kicks Off In Brooklyn

August 30, 2002

• Baseball, Owners Close to Agreement
• Baseball Talks in Extra Innings
• Title IX: Time to Go?
• Interview With Fred Mitchell
• MTV Music Awards Not Without Controversy
• FBI Agents Suiting Up to Enter AMI Building
• Some Possible Solutions to Being Belly Up
• Interview with Peter Singer
• In the Strike Zone
• U.N.: al Qaeda Resources Still 'Considerable'
• Pill to Be Covered by George Washington University
• Interview With Scott Thomas
• Even as Skakel Sent Off to Prison, Attorneys Working on Appeals
• U.S., Coalition Forces Strike No-Fly Zones
• Carolinas Going Through Worst Drought on Record
• Chicago First Game Not to Be Played in Event of Strike
• Play That Funky Music
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Whole Administration Not Yet Behind Strike on Iraq
• Interview with Dorthy Moxley, John Moxley
• Interview with Jonathan Ressler, Linda Sherry

August 29, 2002

• Seattle Man Charged in Terror Probe
• Interview With Leila McDowell
• Sentencing Day For Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel
• Old Small Pox Vaccinations May Still Work
• Interview with Joan Kron
• Robo Shop
• Interview With Bob Doyle
• Defense Attorneys Will Argue Life of David Westerfield be Spared
• Terrorism Arrests in Detroit, Seattle
• Interview with Harlan Ullman
• Sound Off: Going into Iraq
• AAA Reports People Want More Air Security Despite Delays
• Interview with Lori Learmont, Andrew Wysotski
• Interview with Terry Trippler
• Skakel to be Sentenced Today
• Bin Laden Could Have Slipped into Iran or Other Area
• Cheney to Address Action Against Baghdad
• Interview with Marc Klaas
• Baseball Fans Waiting for Word on Strike

August 28, 2002

• Sentencing Day For Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel
• Gore Powder Thought to be Hoax
• Bush Tells Saudi No Decision on Iraq
• Dog or Cat Could be Providing More Than Just Love and Protection
• Iraqi Papers React to Cheney's Statements
• Interview with Vinnie Politan
• Russians Looking into New Ways to Fight Anthrax
• Al Qaeda Officials May Be Hiding in Iraq, Iran
• Interview With Michael Miller
• Interview with David Gergen
• Neighbor Against Neighbor in Vernon Hills, Illinois
• Reports Al Qaeda Fighters Being Harbored in Iran, Iraq
• Interview with Stanley Twardy
• Ricci Hospitalized, Surgery Helpful
• Westerfield Trial Goes to Death Penalty Deliberation
• Safer Seats
• Getting on the Ball
• Interview with Catherine Crier
• Saudi Officials Unmoved After Meeting with Bush
• Interview with Frank Gaffney

August 27, 2002

• Interview With Gordon Huiras, Charles Mathews
• Saudi Prince, Bush to Meet
• Bush Hosting Saudi Arabia's Ambassador to U.S. Today
• Studies Find New Benefits, Dangers from Caffeine
• Authorities ID Second Set of Remains on Property of Ward Weaver
• Interview with Ashley Hammond
• Two Oregon Families Coming to Grips With Worst Possible News
• FBI to Renew Search in Florida; Interview With C.J. Peters
• Interview with Ken Pollock
• Interview with James M. Baker, Theo Gregory
• No Charges Yet in Oregon Girls' Deaths
• Navy Reveals Videotape of Response to 9/11 Attacks
• Interview With Author of 'Supreme Command'
• Interview with Adel Al-Jubeir
• Pronunciation of al Qaeda Difficult for Americans
• Will Banning Soda Pop in Schools Lead to End to Childhood Obesity?
• Cheney Makes Administration's Strongest Case Yet For U.S. Strike Against Iraq

August 26, 2002

• Oregon Girl's Body Found Behind Neighbor's Home
• Signs of Suicide
• Police in Oregon Awaiting Results of Autopsy
• Reservists in Armed Forces Could be Looking at Change of Plans
• Interview with Dick, Martha, Katherine, Lili Stobbs
• Interview with Eric Margolis
• Interview With Sister of Miranda Gaddis
• U.S. Troops Sweep Eastern Afghanistan
• Interview with Cyril Wecht
• Interview with Robert Silva
• Interview With Michael Reagan
• Sound Off: Discussion of U.S. Relationship With Saudi Arabia
• Suggestions for Labor Day Weekend Travel
• In Florida, FBI Wants to Take Another Look at Anthrax-Infested Building
• Interview with Joseph Wilson
• Interview with Pat Clawson

August 23, 2002

• Terror on Tape: Face of Evil
• Protesters Angered by Bush's Forest Initiative
• New Drug Making Club Scene Called 'Yabba'
• Interview with Magnus Ranstorp
• New Troubles For Media Giant AOL-Time Warner
• Interview with Marvin Lamont Anderson, Peter Neufeld
• It's Been 10 Years Since Andrew Struck
• Bush Taking Domestic Agenda on Road
• Terror Tape: Look at Al Qaeda's Global Reach
• Interview with Lionel Barber
• What Terror Archive Tells Us About Al Qaeda's Global Reach
• Interview with Adm. James Loy
• Interview with Robert Kornblum, Dr. Robert Metzger
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Tapes Have Shown True Nature of al Qaeda
• Interview with Sam Rubin
• Interview with Lisa Beamer

August 22, 2002

• Terror on Tape: Explosive Force
• Interview with Tony Villa
• Illustrator Turns Collection of Lost Pet Posters into Book
• Study on Violent Kids has Surprising Results
• Eminem Has New Controversial Video Out
• Two Hostages Beheaded in Philippines
• Bush to Ease Logging Restrictions
• Westerfield Found Guilty; Shareholder Suit Hits Martha Stewart
• Interview with Paul Levikow
• Interview with Marc Klaas
• Interview with Shawn Blake, Fred Abdalla
• Bush Under Increasing Pressure to Back Off Possible War Plans Against Iraq
• Tape Shows Sophistication of al Qaeda
• Interview With Rep. Cliff Stearns

August 21, 2002

• Terror on Tape: In Training
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America Under Fire
• Study Finds Ginkgo Ineffective
• FBI Apparently Issuing Bulletin For 21-Year-Old Saud A.S. Al- Rasheed
• How do Nerve Agents Work, What are Dangers?
• Bush Gathers Military Advisers in Texas
• Interview with Marc Klaas
• Bush Gathers Advisers in Texas
• Al Qaeda Videotapes Give View Into Group's Military Type of Training
• Kopper in Court to Plead Guilty
• Talk With Author of 'Diana & Jackie'
• Instructional Terror Tapes Similar to Terror Manuals
• Interview with Michael O'Hanlon

August 20, 2002

• Terror on Tape: Roots of Hatred
• Is Osama Dead or Alive?
• Receding Floodwaters Give Close Look at Costly Cleanup
• Interview with Lauren Young
• Statens May Increase Risk of Nerve Damage
• Interview with James Greenwood
• Videos Show Declaration of War on United States
• Central European Flooding Worst in 150 Years
• Average Age for Those with West Nile Symptoms is 54
• Interview With Sarah Hughes

August 19, 2002

• Terror or Tape: Chemical Tests
• Gas Could Be Used as Weapon of Mass Disruption
• U.S. Forces Still Examining Darunta Camp
• In Virginia, No New Leads in Case of Missing Girl
• New York City Fire, Police Departments Needs to Change to Avoid Losses of 9/11 in Future
• For Some Children, School a Source of Real Anxiety
• Pope John Paul II's Four-Day Journey Home to Poland About Over
• Terror on Tape: Look at Road Traveled to Obtain Al Qaeda Tapes
• Senior Bush administration Official Very Troubled By Al Qaeda Tapes
• Brother of Seattle Man Being Held as Part of Government Terrorism Investigation Speaking Out
• Interview with Zbigniew Brzezinski
• Look at Pictures Taken by Camera Faster Than Speeding Bullet
• Returning LSU Students Being Warned of Serial Killer
• Terror or Tape: Chemical Tests

August 16, 2002

• Elbe to Crest Later Today
• New Development in Case of Missing Oregon Girls
• Interview with H.F. Cassell
• New Antidepressant Approved by FDA
• Some Parents Turning to Technology to Protect Children
• Clothing Store Caters to Overweight Teens
• Authorities Have Possible Suspect in Custody in Kidnapping of Two Oregon Girls
• Interview with T.J. Bonner, Jim Tilmon
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Pope John Paul II Starts Four-Day Trip to Homeland
• Interview With Susan Goldberg
• Interview with Rick Wolff
• Virginia Authorities Issue Amber Alert
• Surfing Increasingly Popular Among Women
• Thousands Attend Candlelight Vigil at Graceland
• Interview with Reiner Vollkommer
• Police Will Not Confirm 911 Claim About Oregon Teens
• Interview with Michelle Duffey, Sharonda Garrett
• Interview with Rick Schmidlin

August 15, 2002

• Floodwaters Receding in Historic Prague
• Pope to Retire?
• How Do You Keep Your Kids Safe as Sports Become More Extreme?
• Interview with Phil Lempert
• Bush Administration Considering Changing Status of Scott Speicher
• Interview with Shlomo Brom
• Amber Alert Fatigue
• Texas Baby Returned to Family
• City Councilman Proposes Banning Phones in Public Places
• Interview with Denise Leon, Jim Mangia
• ImClone Finger Pointing
• Workers at E-Ring Section of Pentagon Returning
• Interview with Radio City Rockettes
• Texas Teenager Tried to Stop Abduction
• Kidnapper Told Police Baby One Day Old
• Still No Verdict on Westerfield

August 14, 2002

• New Medical Report Out Says Some New Laws Could Make Generation Gap Worse
• Interview With Martin Pomeroy
• FBI Circulating Photo Resembling Anthrax Suspect
• Government to Hold Forum on Hormone Replacement Therapy
• Fans Flock to Graceland
• Interview with Rodney Ford, Bob Sherman
• Europe Flooding Death Toll Rises to 88
• Iraqi Opposition Would Welcome U.S. Troops
• Arafat's $1.3 Billion Stash
• Waters Rising, People Suffering Across Europe
• Interview with Sally Kestin
• Jessica Cortez Home Safe
• Police in Abilene, Texas Searching For Woman Who Snatched Infant
• Interview with Tom Beaudoin, Rev. Francis Cilia
• 25th Anniversary of Elvis' Death
• Interview with Lauren Young

August 13, 2002

• Q100's 'The Bert Show' Talks About Current Happenings
• Bush Hosting Forum on U.S. Economy
• House Committee Looking into Stewart's Sale of ImClone's Stock Gives Her Until August 20th
• N.Y. Officials Announce Multi-Billion Dollar Transportation Project
• Important Diplomatic Meeting in Kabul
• Attorney Floats New Theory For Blake's Arrest
• Interview with Tom Morgan
• Interview With Henry Kissinger
• More Workers Taking Employers to Court Citing Health Problems Caused by Toxic Mold
• Family Outing to Park Ends With Desperate Search For One Young Little Girl
• Interview with Edna Campbell
• Interview With Thomas Von Essen
• Four-year-old Missing in Los Angeles
• Discussion With Larry Lindsey
• U.S. Dismissing Baghdad's Claim U.N. Weapons Inspectors Finished Work Four Years Ago
• Blake's Lawyer Releases More Tapes
• Huge Toxic Cloud Over South Asia
• Talk With Actress and Author Marlo Thomas
• President Bush Getting Some Advice on U.S. Economy

August 12, 2002

• Interview with Pat Clawson
• US Airways 'Business as Usual'
• Interview with Rod Nordland
• Interview with Clint Van Zandt
• New Study Looks at How Dangerous Summer High School Football Practice Can Be
• Interview with Joe Eszterhas
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• Beauty and Beast Being Brought Together in South Africa
• Discussion With Iraqi Opposition Leader Sharif Ali Bin Al- Hussein
• Golden Gate Under Alert
• Nation's 7th Largest Airline Filing for Chapter 11
• U.S. Could Send Special Forces to New Countries
• Bush Meets with Advisers in Crawford To Talk Iraq
• How Was Florida Newspaper Able to Find Nine Missing Children?
• Interview with Armstrong Williams
• Iraq Moving Military Assets
• Interview with Bill Elliott, Jennifer Elliott, Muriel Elliott
• Vin Diesel-Powered Action Thriller Debuts at Number One

August 09, 2002

• Some Hospital ERs Promise 30 Minutes or Its Free
• Interview with Saeb Erakat
• Explosion Rocks Jalalabad
• Westerfield Jury to Resume Deliberations Today
• Israeli Reaction to Discussions in Washington
• Interview with John McDaniel
• Bush Taking Some Heat For Month-Long Trip to Ranch in Crawford, Texas
• Interview with Ed Fagan, Jacob Sullum
• All Signs Point to 'XXX' Weekend at Movies
• Christians in Pakistan Come Under Attack Again
• Building Rocked by Explosion in Afghanistan
• Hussein Supposedly Readying for Urban Combat
• Interview with Colleen Carboy
• Wisconsin State Fair One of Biggest in Country
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Westerfield Jurors Take Deliberations over Break Today

August 08, 2002

• Saddam: U.S. Attack 'Doomed'
• White House Reacts to Saddam's Speech
• Hussein Say He's Unafraid of Threat of War
• Defense Finishes Closing Arguments in Defense of David Westerfield
• Researchers Find Hormone That May Keep You From Overeating
• Jurors May Begin Deliberations in Westerfield Case
• Mother Earth Getting Fatter
• Should Saddam Hussein's Words be Taken Seriously?
• Interview with Jim Paul, Tom Brooks
• New Twist in Legal Fight to Remove Words 'Under God' From Pledge
• Interview with Andy Borowitz, Joe Queenan
• Ten People Got Closer to Tank Full of Sharks Than They Bargained For
• 'Sound Off' with Bob Beckel, Cliff May
• Interview With Lark Turner, Tiesha Turner, Iesha Turner
• Washington Hears Nothing New in Hussein Speech
• Look Inside Spa For Hair Restoration
• Interview with Stan Bedlington
• Drunk Driver's Friend on Trial for Manslaughter

August 07, 2002

• Separated Twins in Intensive Care
• Interview With Neurosurgeons Who Separated Conjoined Twin Girls
• Doctors Optimistic About How Little Girls Will Proceed in Future
• Interview with Greg Smith
• Doctors Hoping to See Pair of Smiles From Formerly Conjoined Twins
• Several Dead Following Firefight Involving U.S. Special Forces
• David Westerfield Case Could Go to Jury Today
• Police Video Glimpses Blake's House
• Five Dead in Louisiana from West Nile Virus
• Interview With Donna DeVarona
• More Trouble for Martha Stewart
• Interview with John Hulsman, Youssef M. Ibrahim
• Interview with Michael Medved, Dennie Hughes
• John Dingell Wins Michigan Primary, Despite Redistricting
• 'You Are What You Eat' Now Applies to Skin

August 06, 2002

• Gunmen Attack Christian Pakistani School
• New Drug Being Tested That Could Help Sex Lives of Both Men and Women
• Interview with John Ashcroft
• Salvage Workers Retrieve Important Piece of History From Floor of Ocean
• Interview with Joy Behar
• Conjoined Twins Separated, Operation Ongoing
• Interview with Pam Hubbard, Erin Kaltenbaugh
• Interview with Dick Komer
• New Plan Targeting Saddam Delivered to Bush
• Interview With Martin Indyk
• Doctors Work for Hours to Separate Twins
• Death and No Deal For Alleged Killer of Samantha Runnion
• Interview with Mark Orwoll
• Interview with Trudy Lieberman
• President Bush Undergoes Annual Physical This Morning
• 31-Year-Old Catherine Gugala Crowned 'Ms. Wheelchair America'
• All of Us Have Our Own Way of Arranging Cash

August 05, 2002

• Settler Couple Killed in West Bank
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• Interview With Lawrence Wolf Levin
• Interveiw with David Hood, Douglas Easterbrook
• Interview With Mike Dodd
• Terrible Year So Far For Airline Industry
• Interview with Kate Martin, Victoria Toensing
• In Florida, Elementary School Teacher Faces Criminal Child Abuse Charges
• Conjoined Twins Set to Undergo Complicated Surgery
• 40 Years Ago Today Marilyn Monroe Died
• Interview with Dr. Helen Fisher, Vic Pelton, Jean Lovetang
• Media Coverage Inconsistent
• Surgeons to Separate Pair of Twins Joined at Top of Their Heads

August 02, 2002

• Interview with Dr. Richard Spertzel
• 'Full Frontal' New Film By Steven Soderbergh
• Rumsfeld Issues Memo Calling for Deaths of al Qaeda Figures
• Interview with Larry Waldie
• 'Sex and the City' Fans Can Now Buy Outfits Worn on Show
• Study Shows Mammograms Save Lives
• Sheriff Says Kidnap, Rape Suspect Was Looking For Place to Kill Two Young Girls
• Interview With Richard Blutstein
• In Surprise Move, Iraq Invites Discussions Over Weapons Inspections
• Praise for California's New Amber Alert System
• Interview With Michael C. Hall
• Headlines 'Over There'
• Authorities Believed Kidnapped Girls Only Minutes from Death
• Authorities Search Apartment in Anthrax Probe

August 01, 2002

• Interview with Daniel Kurtzel
• Interview with Stephen Flatow
• What to Do if You Get Bitten by Snake
• Hamas Says Bombing Retaliation For Missile Attack
• U.N. Releases Jenin Report; Interview with Charlotte Frances Cole
• Dog Beach Opens in New York
• Firefighters Battling Two Ferocious Fires on California-Oregon Border
• Interview with Don Kelly
• Interview with Gary Bergeron, Bob Sherman
• Foreign Relations Committee Considers Power Vacuum in Iraq
• Interview with Scott Hamilton
• Interview with Edward Piglia, Dr. Casey Jordan
• Bush Set to Meet With Jordan's King Abdullah in Washington
• Interview with Nathan Lump
• Justice Department Launches Preliminary Investigation Into Accounting Practices at AOL-Time Warner
• Sound Off: Cliff May, Bob Beckel
• Interview with Bebe Neuwirth
• Israeli Police: Cell Phone Used to Set Off Bomb at University

July 31, 2002

• Fresh Questions Over Bin Laden's Fate
• Fresh Questions Over Bin Laden's Fate
• Interview with Richard Butler
• Interview with Eric Margolis
• Heartbreaking End to Fight to Save Dozens of Whales
• Interview of Jean Jennings
• Senate Foreign Relations Committee Holds Hearing on Iraq
• Trial of Man Accused of Killing Danielle Van Dam Winding Down
• Saddam Hussein Holds High Level Meetings
• Nature of Cafeteria Bombing Unclear
• U.S. Will Have to be Decisive in Iraq
• Interview with Alastair Goldrein
• Interview with Robert Gallucci
• Senate Opens Hearings Today on U.S. Policy Affecting Iraq
• Investigation into Al Qaeda Super Cells
• Preview of Senate Hearings on U.S. Policy on Iraq

July 30, 2002

• Amtrak Derailment Being Investigated
• Tips For Exercising in Hot Weather
• A Look Inside an Abandoned Mine
• Interview With Kermitt Tyler
• Interview with Carol Carmody
• Interview with 'Jake' Miller, Glenn Kerr
• Car Bomber Stopped in Afghanistan
• Water from Flooded Mine Pushed through Soft Coal
• Interview with George Parnham
• Dozens of Pilot Whales Back Where They Belong
• Interview with Jimmy Wideman
• Interview with Frank Gaffney
• Suicide Bomber Strikes Popular Falafel Stand
• Interview with Bob Beckel, Cliff May
• Kids Deal With Bullying; Interview with Sara Cwirka
• Cubans See Pope in Canada, Defect; Interview with Ismael Sambra
• NTSB Investigates Amtrak Accident
• Elderly Man's Attorney, Police on Alleged Beating

July 29, 2002

• FAA Investigates Pilot Who Tested Drunk
• Teams of Investigators Still at Site in Somerset, Pennsylvania
• In Maryland Community, Someone Entrusted With Care of Children Stands Accused of Abusing Four of Them
• Interview with Angela Coin
• Simple Swim in Lake Turns Dangerous
• Controversial Documentary Leads to Royal Mess
• Interview with Mark Schweiker
• Talk With Host of 'Worst Case Scenario'
• Interview with Toure
• Some Investors Not Reading Statements
• Interview with Marc Gellman and Tom Hartman, 'God Squad'
• Interview with Margie Lyons
• Interview with Marc Klaas
• Pope Addresses Sex Scandal
• Atlantic Southwest Airlines Pilot Drunk

July 26, 2002

• Miners Still Trapped
• Interview with Betsy Mallison
• Lawsuit Trying to Prove Fast Food Chains Responsible For Making Us Fat
• Moussaoui Withdraws Guilty Plea
• Four Special Forces Wives Killed Over Six Weeks
• Interview with Dr. Lise Van Susteren
• Interview with Bob Goldman
• Talk With Car Consultant Josh Hancock
• Gore May Be Positioning for Presidential Run
• Bob Stuber's Tips on Protecting your Home
• Interview with Bob Mankoff
• Interview With Professional Soccer Players Mia Hamm, Abby Wambach, Skylar Little
• Fort Bragg Shaken by Murders of Wives of Army Soldiers
• Interview with Michael Caine
• Drill Bit Damaged in Pennsylvania Mining Rescue Operation
• Firefighters Continue Battle Against McNally Fire
• 'Yale Daily News' Editor Discusses Yale's Accusation of Hacking by Princeton

July 25, 2002

• Nine Trapped in Flooded Mine
• Former Enron Employees Deal with Loss of Benefits
• Lot of New Ways to Prevent Pregnancy
• Interview with Mike Carter, David Heath
• Nine Trapped in Flooded Mine
• Coast Guard Has Responsibility For Keeping America's Ports, Waterways Safe
• Interview With Andy Serwer
• Cheney Keeps Low Profile
• Former Yankees Pitcher Parting With Several Pieces of Historical Game
• Stunt Pilot's Stunt Taken for Possible Terror Attack
• Interview With Lance Van Auken
• 20th Hijacker Due Back in Court
• Young Stunt Pilot Lands in Hot Water
• Rescue Operations Continuing for Pennsylvania Miners
• Firefighters Battling Sequoia National Park Fire
• Defense Rests in David Westerfield's Trial
• Interview With 'Us' Editor
• Traficant Expelled From House

July 24, 2002

• Some Doctors Using Viagra to Treat Children With Rare Lung Disorder
• Philadelphia Girl Escapes Captors
• Interview with Richard Branson
• Interview with William Colarulo
• Additional Body Found in Rubble from Israeli Strike
• More Than 30,000 Investment Clubs Operating Around Country
• Senate Votes Down Drug Bills; Interview with Chris Hansen
• Interview with Rep. Dennis Hastert
• U.S. Tracking bin Laden Online
• Political Parties Can't Escape National Mood
• Could Current U.S. Concert Tour be Britney Spears' Last Dance?
• Abducted Philadelphia Girl Escapes Captors
• Interview with Saeb Erakat
• Traficant in a Jam

July 23, 2002

• Hamas Vows Revenge on Israel
• Interview with Tony Rackauckas
• New Study Challenges What Kind of Caffeine Boost We Get From Coffee
• Web Site Aims to Save Martha Stewart
• Bush May Need New People on Economic Staff
• Interview With Bob McCooey
• 'Tribune' Reports Hospitals Spawning Outbreaks of Germs
• Mutual Fund Investors Pulling Out
• One of America's Most Prominent Charities Dealing With Crisis of Confidence
• Interview with Tom Mabe
• Interview With Turhan Canli
• Rumsfeld: U.S. Can Wait Out bin Laden
• Runnion Case D.A. Confident of Guilty Verdict
• Interview with Reuel Gerecht
• 'Gone With the Wind' Memorabilia Going Up For Auction Tomorrow
• Police in Philadelphia Searching for 7-Year-Old Girl
• Pilots Accused of Trying to Fly Drunk
• Pope John Paul II Due to Arrive in Toronto For World Youth Day
• Pope John Paul II Due to Arrive in Toronto Soon
• Former D.A. on Runnion Case
• Activists Cliff May, Bob Beckel on Bush's Economic Strategy

July 22, 2002

• Interview with Michael Carona
• American Investors Aren't Only Ones Taking Hit From Wall Street
• Investors Watching Nervously to See Which Direction Markets Might Go
• Interview with Robert Yaro
• Germs Kill More than Accidents, Fires, Drownings Combined
• Karzai Requests U.S. Help in Training Security Force
• New Enemy Confronting Israel
• Avila to Be Arraigned Today for Abduction, Murder
• Interview with Arthur Cashin
• Interview with Dr. Michael Baden
• Interview with Dr. Jerome Groopman
• Where Families Are Finding the Most Kid-Friendly Fun This Summer
• In England, Battle For Air Superiority Being Waged
• Interview with Evan Thomas
• Beer Tapping Russian Market
• Author Discusses Artist's Sketch That Lead to Arrest in Runnion Case
• Wall Street Worries

July 19, 2002

• Search Warrants Issued in Investigation of Girl's Murder
• Shakeup at Top of AOL-Time Warner
• Dramatic Turn Yesterday in Court in Zacarias Moussaoui Case
• Why Are So Many Hospitals Offering Fast Food Fare?
• Interview With Dr. Lise Van Susteren
• Six Israeli Men Arrested, Could be Charged With Treason
• Clock Ticking on James Traficant's Congressional Career
• Look at How Amber Plan Works
• Interview with Michael Carona
• Death of Ted Williams Puts Subject of Freezing People in Headlines
• Authorities Questioning Several People in Kidnap and Murder Case of Samantha Runnion
• Headlines Making News in England
• Federal Appeals Court Ruling Rekindles Argument Over Right to Privacy
• Millions of Americans Who Work For Living Don't Have Medical Insurance
• Look at Movies Coming Out This Weekend
• Weekend Movie Preview

July 18, 2002

• Search Continues for Child Kidnapper, Murderer
• Interview with Clint Van Zandt
• 'Washington Post' Reports on Accounting Problems at AOL
• Interview with Jane Waldfogel, Ellen Galinsky
• Bush to Meet with Arab Leaders Today
• Interview with Michael Carona
• Jeremy Morse Indicted Wednesday by Grand Jury on Assault Charge
• New Technology May Provide Look at Alzheimer's
• Many Overseas Travelers Have Case of Sticker Shock
• Astronauts, Kids Play With Toys in Program
• Interview With John Walsh
• Interview with Cliff May, Bob Beckel
• Moussaoui To Receive Additional Indictment Today
• Promising Leads in Samantha Runnion Case
• Author Discusses Arrest of Men Believed to Have al Qaeda Ties
• Interview With Doris Roberts

July 17, 2002

• Young Girl's Body Found Matching Kidnapping Victim
• Interview with Jane Harman
• Ways Kids Can Resist or Escape Abductors
• How Does Carbohydrate-free Flour Taste?
• Interview with Christopher Von Schweinitz
• Congress Raising Limits for CEO Sentencing
• Texas Nurse Arrested in Deaths
• Flying Public More Cautious
• Al Qaeda Operatives Arrested in Spain
• Learning Channel May Have Another Makeover Hit On Its Hands
• Interview with Marc Klaas
• Identification of Dead Girl's Body Found Yesterday Coming Soon
• High Tensions: Pilots' Rights Versus Passengers' Rights
• Interview With Harrison Ford

July 16, 2002

• President Bush to Unveil Homeland Security Plan Today
• Heart Disease Screenings Recommended at Younger Age
• Book Touts Keys to Failure
• Interview with Kent Woodhead
• Iverson Surrenders to Police
• Author James Glassman Discusses Economy
• Interview with Abdel Bari Atwan
• Interview with Shannon Spann
• Interview with Tom Ridge
• Interview with Bob Beckel, Cliff May
• New Government Study Indicates Alarming Number of Young People Contemplating Suicide
• Why the Rash of Reality Star Wannabes?
• Allen Iverson Turns Himself into Police

July 15, 2002

• Four Islamic Militants Convicted, Sentenced in Pakistan
• Are Full Body Scans Necessary?
• Bush to speak to Birmingham Business Leaders
• Bush to Speak to Birmingham Business Leaders
• How Do We Keep Our Kids Safe on the Job?
• Pakistani Judge Convicts Four Islamic Militants in Killing Pearl
• President Bush on Way to Alabama to Talk About Economy
• Paramount Celebrates 90th Anniversary
• Al Sharpton Calling For Federal Action to Curb Police Abuse
• Ceremony Marking Completion of Trade Center Rubble Search Today
• Ceremony to Mark End of 9/11 Landfill Search
• Teeth Whitening Number One Request From Patients Between 20 and 50
• Opening Statements Scheduled to Begin in Trial of White Supremacist and Girlfriend
• Key Pretrial Hearing From John Walker Lindh Starts This Morning
• Discussion of Morning's John Walker Lindh Hearing
• Hassle With State Department For Reporter Who's Written Critical Articles About Visa Express Program

July 12, 2002

• Mitchell Crooks Hospitalized After Being Arrested
• Amateur Photographer Arrested, Hospitalized
• Boy's Mother Fears Ex-Husband May Have Taken Son to China
• World AIDS Conference Wraps Up in Barcelona
• Interview with Brian Jenkins
• Interview with Neilson Williams and Attorney
• Look at the Popular T-Shirt
• Orphaned Orca About to Be Reunited With Extended Family
• Interview with Greg Valliere
• Interview with Sam Rubin
• FBI Watching Up to 100 Suspected al Qaeda Operatives
• Discussion on Threat From Al Qaeda Operatives Allegedly Working in U.S.
• Look at What's Going On in England
• Bush Meeting With Newly Minted Corporate Fraud Task Force
• John Timoney Talks on Al Qaeda Among Us

July 11, 2002

• Father of Elizabeth Smart Has Received Anonymous Letter
• Police Brutality Case to Play Out in Courts
• Government May Not Meet Deadline To Ensure Bags on Commercial Flights Screened
• New Twist in Kidnapping Case of Elizabeth Smart
• Firsthand Look At How Some Mosquito Repellents Work
• Former Sheriff of DeKalb County Looking at Life in Prison
• New Report Explains Being Fat Makes You More Likely to Get Cancer
• Problem in Iowa Deciding What to Put on State Quarter
• Preview of Today's Homeland Security Hearing
• 'National Geographic' Expedition to Solomon Islands Finds Chunk of History
• Rudy Giuliani Vs. Donna Hanover Settled Out of Divorce Court
• Bush Working to Restore Investor Confidence in Midst of Corporate Scandals
• Jury Finds Former Sheriff Guilty of Murdering Lawman
• Smart Family Receives Anonymous Letter
• More Questions About Suspicious Letter in Teenager's Kidnapping

July 10, 2002

• Critics Say Bush's Tough Message to Big Business Short on Substance
• Alabama Couple Proud Parents of Sextuplets
• Breast Feeding Still Controversial As Ever
• Interview With Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott
• Interview With Former Director of Information Management at Enron
• Michael Jackson's Attacks on Sony Music Chief Hitting Sour Note in Music Industry
• Audio Message Suggests Al Qaeda Regrouping, Planning New Attacks
• Trial of Four Men Charged With Kidnapping and Killing Pearl Ends
• Bush Getting Mixed Reviews For Plan to Crackdown on Corporate Criminals
• Cell Phone Next Frontier For Telemarketing Invasion
• Interview With Edie Falco
• 'Food & Wine' Devotes 12 Weeks to Compiling Food In America Poll
• Maggie McCurry Saves Greyhounds From Almost Certain Death
• Police and FBI Investigating Inglewood Police Beating Case
• Van Dam Murder Trial Continues

July 09, 2002

• Preview of President Bush's Speech
• Shocking Images of Arrest Caught On Tape
• Jury Starts First Full Day of Deliberations in Trial of Man Accused of Ordering Murder of Sheriff-Elect
• Relatives of Ted Williams in Bitter Tug of War Over Remains
• Bush Will Unveil New Get-Tough Policy on Corporate Corruption
• Look at Science Helping to Make Great Pitchers
• NIH Releases New Study on Hormone Replacement Therapy
• Bush Getting Ready to Unleash Tough Plan For Stopping Corporate Corruption
• This Morning, Bush Expected to Get Tough on Corporate Corruption
• Interview With Country Music Legend Dolly Parton
• Talk With Daughter of Malcolm X
• 'The Powerpuff Girls' Power to be Reckoned With When it Comes to Little Girls
• President Bush Preparing for Speech on Wall Street
• Interview with John Castellani
• Interview with Dan Clements
• Bush Prepares for Speech on Wall Street
• Interview With John Castellani
• Cardcops.com Founder on Busting Fraud

July 08, 2002

• Will Our Records Stay Private When We Go to Our Doctor?
• Advice For Potential Real Estate Investors
• Michael Jackson Taking Aim at Industry That Made Him King of Pop
• In Parts of Texas, Flood Waters Moving Out, Recovery Teams Moving In
• WorldCom Executives Testify on Capitol Hill Today
• Former Shoplifter Writes About Why People Steal
• What is Causing Obesity Problem in America?
• Along With President, Congress Will Also be Targeting Corporate Misconduct
• Are We Safer Than We Think?
• Viagra Could Get Some Very Tough Competition
• Talk of Strike in Baseball
• Afghan Allies Hunt Assassins
• Look at Super Bowl of Women's Football
• Teen Entrepreneurs Discuss Businesses
• Best Grossers Best Movies?
• Flood Victims Speak From Ruined House

July 05, 2002

• Today Marks One Month Since Smart Abduction
• Eyes Get Sunburned Too
• Interview with Michael Miller
• Hadayet Armed with Two Handguns, Knife
• Interview with Ephraim Sneh
• Reporter Discusses Fight for Holiday Box Office Receipts
• Couple Discuss Planning Wedding With Sponsors
• Economic Slowdown Hits Gettysburg, PA
• Interview with Gloria Feldt, Wendy Wright
• Gunman Who Killed Two at LAX Egyptian
• LAPD Asst. Chief Discusses LAX Shooting
• Former DOT Official Discusses LAX Attack

July 04, 2002

• Heartburn Doesn't Have to Ruin Holiday
• Philadelphia Offers History, Celebration; Interview with Rick Starr
• Red Cross Official Discusses Child Summer CPR
• Interview with Eric "Badlands" Booker
• Lee Ann Womack Sings Fourth of July Offering
• Hussein's Stepson Arrested in Florida
• Interview With Navy Secretary Gordon England
• A Look at the Nation's Oldest Street

July 03, 2002

• Fossett's Team Waits for Good Opportunity to Land Balloon
• Interview with Scott Fear, Kathy Stefani
• Interview with Mark Orwoll
• Though Weakened, al Qaeda Still Capable of Attacks
• Former Northwest Pilot Discusses Arrest for Flying Drunk
• News From Afghan Front
• Interview with Yo-Yo Ma
• 'Anthem Annie' on Singing 'The Star-Spangled Banner'
• Master of Ceremonies-Actor Discusses Capital's Holiday Preparations
• �Travel and Leisure� Editor: Cheap Fourth Travel Deals

July 02, 2002

• Air Traffic Controllers Tried to Prevent Collision
• Allegedly Drunk Pilots Arrested in Miami
• Military May Have Mistaken Celebratory Fire for Hostile Fire
• Plane Crash Over Germany Kills 71
• Afghan Civilians Celebrating Wedding Killed by U.S. Bomb
• New York Attorney General Discusses Market Reform
• Defense to Begin in Westerfield Trial
• Aniston's Lawsuit Begins Today
• Interview with Dr. Ali Kahn
• Despite Strict FAA Rules, Pilots Almost Flew Drunk
• Steve Fossett May Successfully Round Globe in Balloon
• Interview with Marcel Chappuis
• Interview with Bob Beckel, Cliff May
• Mission Control Braces for Completion of Balloon Flight
• Interview with Wayne Genthner
• Dermatologist Combs Beaches
• Making the Moost of It: 'Neurotic, Bipolar Bear'

July 01, 2002

• Fourth of July Security Concerns
• Interview with Jim Moss, C.W. Lehew, John Rice
• Interview with Peggy Conlon
• Obese Women May Be Infertile
• WorldCom Investigation Shifts Focus to Ebbers
• Arizona Firefighter in Court for Causing Blaze
• Officials Worry of 'Threat Fatigue' Over Holiday
• Look at Democratic Attacks On 9/11 Policy
• Firefighters Who Posed for Calendar Discuss More Serious Tone
• Interview with Jon Wertheim
• President Responds to Attacks, Defection
• 'BusinessWeek' Editor Discusses Job Market
• Entertainment Editor Sam Rubin Looks at Weekend Movies

June 28, 2002

• Investigators Remove Items from Ricci's Home
• Pledge Judge Puts Ruling on Hold
• Interview with Tom Perrine
• WorldCom Fall Out, Layoffs Expected Today
• The Who Bassist Dies in Las Vegas
• Latest on Smart Search
• Anti-drug Activist Speaks
• Beef in Moderation Can Be Healthy
• House Passes Senior Drug Plan
• Spanish Count Discusses Jet Skiing Columbus's Path
• Interview with Dana Corwin
• James Bond Movies at 40
• Man Whose Case Ruled Out Pledge of Allegiance Speaks

June 27, 2002

• U.S. Senate Reacts With Bipartisan Outrage After Appeals Court Rules 'Under God' Unconstitutional
• Study Says Oral Contraceptives Do Not Increase Woman's Chance of Breast Cancer
• Interview with Jim Surowiecki
• Look at Some New Technology Coming to Stores Near You
• Interview with Michael Newdow
• Bad Conditions Continue to Foster Western Fires
• Interview with Rev. Barry Lynn, Rev. Jerry Falwell
• Interview with Mark Orwoll
• Interview with Mark Lach
• Neighbors Talk: Latest in Smart Search
• 'L.A. Times' Writer Discusses Westerfield Trial
• 'SmartMoney' Writer Discusses Consumer Confidence
• Fire Official Discusses Plan

June 26, 2002

• Interview with Andy Serwer
• New Studies Show Eating Certain Foods May Reduce Risk of Alzheimer's
• One of World's Largest Technology Shows Under Way in New York
• Interview with Ellen Levin
• WorldCom Makes Startling Revelation
• Palestinian Elections to Be Held in January
• Interview with Frank Dunham
• Interview with Neil Lewis
• Interview with Stephen Manter
• Stobbs Family Raising Money to Fight Deadly Disease
• New Exhibit Has Wall-to-Wall Elvis
• Former Wal-Mart Worker Speaks Out
• Doctor, Mother of Gunned Baby Speak
• Today Holds Easier Going for Arizona Firefighters
• Interview with Maureen Orth
• Interview with Stephen Pyne
• Interview with Andy Serwer

June 25, 2002

• Lot of Money Spent Trying to Control Perspiration
• Arizona Wildfire Threatens Show Low
• New Gadget Helps You Figure Out Where Someone Else Is
• Interview with Mark Perry, David Makovsky
• Bush Heads for G8 Via Arizona
• Supreme Court Says Only Juries Can Apply Death Penalty
• Film Project in Atlanta Challenges Amateur Filmmakers
• President Bush Delivers Long-Awaited Speech on Middle East
• Israeli Military Offensive Coming Shortly After Bush's Speech
• Number of Small Incidents in Afghanistan
• Department of Veterans Affairs Releases Report on Gulf War Syndrome
• Bush Headed for Arizona as Fire Heads for Show Low
• Interview with Lori Lacy
• Interview with Bob Beckel, Cliff May
• Interview with Rob Gentile

June 24, 2002

• Israeli Troops Surround Arafat's Compound
• Interview with John Marecek
• Interview with Sen. Richard Shelby (R)
• Promising News For People Suffering From Alzheimer's
• Salt Lake Police Look at Potential Suspect with 30-year Record
• Interview with John Timoney
• Discussion About Bestselling 'Left Behind' Series of Books
• Interview with Miriam Arond
• Man in Custody of Police Being Questioned About Elizabeth Smart
• In Arizona, Two Major Wildfires Have Merged Into One
• Audiotape Says Osama Bin Laden in Good Health
• Interview with Andy Powell, Jeff Koon
• Major Announcements of Decisions Made in U.S. Supreme Court
• Subway Tunnel Walls Offer New Advertising Medium
• Arizona Wildfires Meet, Make Wall of Destruction
• Fresh Report Surfaces That Bin Laden Still Alive
• Arizona Men Discuss Fires Nearing Home
• Discussion About Life and Legacy of Ann Landers
• Lawyers Debate Bible Class

June 21, 2002

• Are White House Evacuation Procedures Sound?
• Abu Sabaya Missing in Philippine Waters
• Interview with Lauren Young
• When Kids Take Soccer Field, Can Their Safety Be in Jeopardy?
• Palestinian-Israeli Front Tense after Reoccupation, Grenade Attack
• Interview with Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D)
• Story of Road Where Residents Find Name a Bit Embarrassing
• Fans Watch U.S. Germany Game with Interest
• Rodeo Wildfire Forces Thousands of Evacuations
• Interview with Robert Sherman
• No Confirmation of Abu Sabaya's Death
• U.S. Officially Out of World Cup
• Interview with Andy Serwer, Alex Kuczynski
• Talk With Actors in Bank of America Commercial
• Interview with Fire Behavior Analyst
• Interview with Susan Lucci
• Western Fires May Join Forces

June 20, 2002

• Israeli Military Continues to Seize and Hold Palestinian Land
• Interview With Steven Spielberg
• Interview With Lynn Swann
• NSA Translated Relevant Messages on 9/12
• Comments Intercepted by U.S. Intelligence September 10th
• White House Holds Fitness Fair
• Sound Off: Should NSA Share in Blame for Intel Failures?
• White House Evacuated After Small Plane Wanders into Air Space
• Tom Ridge on Capitol Hill
• Israel Moves to Occupy Palestinian Areas
• Look at Who's Who on U.S. World Cup Soccer Team
• Interview with Kathleen, Rick Grenfell
• Interview with James Bamford
• Talk With Guy in Ditech Commercials
• Interview with George Parnham, Wendell Odom
• Interview with Laura Bush
• Discussion With Author of 'War at the Top of the World'
• Look Inside Offices of 'the ONION'

June 19, 2002

• Latest on Elizabeth Smart's Abduction Contradicting Earlier Reports
• Police Say Smart's Younger Sister Not Threatened by Abductor
• Starbucks Pulls Controversial In-Store Poster
• U.S. Officials Confirm Abu Zubair Al-Haili in Custody in Morocco
• Interview with Lauren Young
• Ripley's Releasing New Encyclopedia
• Interview with Donny Deutsch
• Interview with Andy Serwer
• Doctor Comes Up With Way to Try to Prevent Hospital Mistakes
• Another Twist in Abduction of Elizabeth Smart
• Israel Beginning Counter-Offensive in Response to Suicide Bombing
• Ventura Will Not Make Second Run for Governor of Minnesota
• Man Officials Call Key Senior Al Qaeda Operative Taken Into Custody
• Tale of Woman Who Spoke Limited English and Was Repeatedly Turned Away by Police
• Russian Teen Sisters Receive Masters Degrees From Stanford

June 18, 2002

• Interview with Jake, Kathleen Garn
• Research Shows Botox Effective Against Most Severe Kinds of Headaches
• 19 Dead in Jerusalem Bus Bombing
• Interview with Michael Cardoza
• Interview With Tom Cruise
• Interview with Robert Feldman
• Colorado Fires Still Plaguing Residents
• Saudi Arabia Arrests Seven Al Qaeda Members
• Suicide Bomber Strikes on Crowded Bus
• Family and Friends of Diane Whipple Reeling From Judge's Decision
• Sound Off: Will Barrier Itself Prove Another Obstacle in Peace Process?
• Interview with Maggie Bish, Marc Klaas
• Joint Committee Talks to FBI, CIA, NSA

June 17, 2002

• Long Time Forest Service Employee Started Wildfire
• Interview with Judith Miller
• Israel Begins Building Fence Along West Bank Border
• Padre Pio Granted Sainthood
• Interview with Julie Foudy
• For 27 Million Americans, Bad Breath a Chronic Medical Problem
• 'Scooby Doo' Takes Bigger Bite Than Expected
• More Parents Pushing Toddlers into Competitive Sports
• 100 of Nation's Top Teen Auto Mechanics Converge on Mall in Washington
• Desperate Sign
• Bush Reportedly Orders CIA to Remove Saddam Hussein
• Who is 'Deep Throat?'
• Interview with Bishop Wilton Gregory
• Interview with Charles Colson
• American Taliban John Walker Lindh Goes Back to Court
• Arrest in Huge Forest Fire Burning in Colorado
• How Did Street Kid from Chicago End Up Pitching Deadly Plan to Bin Laden's Operation Chief?
• Today Marks 30th Anniversary of Most Famous Botched Burglary in History

June 14, 2002

• Interview with Frank Rubino, Jack LoCicero
• Some Experts Say Herbal Supplements Carry Dangers Consumers May Not Know About
• Karachi Blast Similar to Blast Outside Sheraton Hotel in May
• Interview with Charli Coon, Alyssondra Campaigne
• Interview with Rob Polley
• Colorado Evacuees Still Waiting to Hear Fate of Homes
• Still Few Leads in Smart Investigation
• U.S. Advances to Next Round in World Cup
• MC-130 Crash Came Two Minutes After Take-off
• Interview with Father Gary Hayes
• 'Over There': World Cup Games
• Bishops Conference Under Way in Texas
• Interview with Margerry Bakley
• 'Scooby-Doo' Opens
• Cardinal Discusses Dallas Meeting, Sex Scandal
• Firefighters Battle Western Blazes
• Deaths at 11 in Pakistan Bombing

June 13, 2002

• Nation's Roman Catholic Bishops Meet in Dallas, Texas
• Interview with Charlie Miller
• Hayman Fire Covers 135 Square Miles
• Firefighters May Need 90 Days to Stop Colorado Wildfires
• New Bionic Technology Holds Promise of Sight For Millions
• Salt Lake Police Look for Transient for Questioning
• Interview With David Cassidy
• Three Killed in MC-130 Crash
• Nation's Roman Catholic Bishops Begin Meeting Shortly in Dallas
• Oreo Cookie 90 Years Old Today
• Interview with Cynthia Alksne, Elizabeth Devine
• Interview with Bob Beckel, Cliff May
• Massive Wildfires Continue to Ravage Colorado
• Alleged Dirty Dealing From Financial Experts
• Latest Developments in Elizabeth Smart Case
• In Colorado, Reinforcements Have Joined Firefighters
• Astronauts From Space Shuttle Endeavour Taking Walk on Wild Side

June 12, 2002

• Largest Fire in Colorado History Already Burned Almost 90,000 Acres
• Castro Calling on Country to Demonstrate Against Bush's Policies
• Interview with Ted Conover
• Interview with Richard Sipe
• Survey Suggests Concerns About Terror Threats Taking Toll on Americans' Psyches
• Look at 'Doggles'
• Interview with Venus, Serena Williams
• Blaze Near Denver Has Scorched Nearly 90,000 Acres
• Terror-Related Stress Still Affecting Many Americans
• Bush to Sign Bioterrorism Response Act
• Press Trying to Find McCartney's Honeymoon Location
• Startling New Documents Released in Blake Investigation
• Interview with Tom, Heidi Smart
• Interview with Brian Jenkins
• Bush Wants More Agency Accountability, Is Wary of Domestic Issues

June 11, 2002

• Poignant Day Today at Pentagon
• Steps Hospital Might Take in Event of Nuclear Disaster
• Sir Paul and Fiancee Will Tie Knot at Historic Irish Castle
• Despite Conciliatory Moves, More Killed on Pakistan-Indian Border
• Dirty Bomb Suspect Traveled to Pakistan, Switzerland, Egypt
• Interview with Matthew Bunn
• Famous Guests Gathering for McCartney Wedding
• Some Denver Residents May Be Evacuated
• Interview with Pete Norman
• Paul McCartney and Heather Mills Tying Knot Short Time From Now
• Interview With Chastity Bono
• More Information About American Who Allegedly Plotted to Use Dirty Bomb Against U.S.
• Close to 12 Fires Burning Out of Control in Colorado
• Discussion About John Gotti's Legacy
• Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills Getting Ready to Tie the Knot
• U.S. Says It's Foiled Plot to Use Dirty Bomb in Attack on America
• Fighting Colorado Fire Costs $1 Million Per Day
• Interview with David Francom
• Interview with Dr. Kevin Leman

June 10, 2002

• Rumsfeld Delivers Tough Words in Kuwait
• Interview with Fareed Zakaria
• Look at STD Effecting More Women Than Herpes
• Search for 14-year-old Continues
• Author Discusses Skakel Verdict
• Paul McCartney and Fiance Getting Ready for Wedding Tomorrow
• Look at How Elephants Communicate
• Interview with Ed, Lois Smart
• Look at Priest Sex Scandal
• Advice on How to Keep Intruders Out of Your Home
• Sharon Meets with Bush as Israeli Forces Enter Ramallah
• U.S. Soccer Team Ties South Korea
• Some High-Tech Toys to Consider For Father's Day
• Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills Will Marry Tomorrow
• Reporter Discusses 'Ya-Ya' Box Office Magic
• Israeli Troops Target Ramallah
• Colorado Governor Discusses Wildfires

June 07, 2002

• President Proposes Creation of New Cabinet-Level Department to Fight Terrorist Threats at Home
• Authorities Acting on Tip in Search For Elizabeth Smart
• Interview With Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak
• President Bush Proposes Creating New Government Department for Homeland Security
• Is Bin Laden Still Alive?
• When FBI Whistle-blower Took Hot Seat, She Joined Sherron Watkins
• President's Sweeping Proposal Being Hailed as Major Step
• Interview With Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott
• Just About All of England Today at Standstill
• Suspense Building in Murder Trial of Kennedy Cousin
• In Utah, Authorities Waiting for Daylight to Resume Searching For Elizabeth Smart
• Bush Says Plan to Restructure Homeland Security Part of Titanic Struggle Against Terror
• Can E-Mailing Your Doctor Cut Down On Your Office Visits?
• President Proposes Creating Cabinet-Level Department of Homeland Security
• War Emblem Will Try to be Horse Racing's First Triple Crown Winner in 24 Years
• Hostage Missionary Killed in Philippines
• Missionary Discusses Death of Martin Burnham

June 06, 2002

• Israel Responds With Force After Yesterday's Suicide Bombing
• Armitage Says Glimmer of Hope for Kashmir Conflict
• Three-State Search Under Way For Kidnapped 14-Year-Old Girl
• Look Inside World's Largest Food Distribution Market
• Leading Medical Journal Admits Some Articles Don't Tell Whole Story
• Interview with Matthew D'Arrigo, Hunt's Point Market
• Yale Law Professor Stephen Carter Authors "The Emperor of Ocean Park"
• Interview with Mark Orwoll, 'Travel and Leisure'
• Police, Community Search for Abducted Utah Girl
• Rowley Will Speak About FBI Communication Problems
• Sen. Patrick Leahy Discusses FBI Whistle-blower Hearings
• 'Village Voice' Columnist Discusses R. Kelly Child Porn Charges
• Interview with Mortimer Zuckerman, Stephen Mindich
• Interview with Marc Klaas

June 05, 2002

• U.S. Beats Heavily Favored Portugal 3-2 in World Cup
• India's Prime Minister May Consider Pakistani Proposal for Joint Patrols
• Car Bomb in Israel Kills 16
• Committee Staffers Meet with FBI Agent Rowley
• Fans Gather for Late Night at Bar to Watch Soccer
• Interview with Senator Bob Graham, Intelligence Committee
• Americans Who Take Expensive Prescription Painkillers Might Not Need Them
• Interview with Jerry Capeci, Organized Crime Expert
• Soccer Fans Out in Full Force to Support Team USA
• Look at a Way of Fishing Called Handgrabbin'
• American Soccer Fans in Soccer Heaven This Morning
• Discussion About Protecting Celebrities on Trial
• Survivors Activist, Bishops' Spokesman Discuss Church Abuse Policy
• Little-Known Figure in Al Qaeda Played Bigger Role in 09-11 Than Previously Thought
• Blame in Government Intelligence Mishandling
• Israeli Tanks Have Entered Palestinian Town of Jenin
• Are Airlines Violating Civil Liberties Because of Worries of Terrorism?
• Portrait of Key 9/11 Planner

June 04, 2002

• Bush Administration Not Pleased with Blame Game
• Interview with Rep. Jane Harman (D), Intelligence Committee
• Catholic Church Leaders Develop Draft of Plan For Dealing With Abusive Priests
• Sound Off: CIA, FBI Pointing Fingers Over Intel Breakdown
• Do You Have an Overactive Cheerleader in Your Brain?
• Congress Looks Into Pre-9/11 Intelligence Snafus
• Egypt: U.S. Warned Pre-9/11 About Terror Plan
• Possible Solution for Dangling Feet
• Did Gerald Levin Read Writing on the Wall?
• Interview with Suzanne Kantra, 'Popular Science'
• Senators Shelby, Kyl Discuss 9/11, Security
• Queen Elizabeth II Misses Ozzy at Jubilee Concert
• Roman Catholic Finishes Draft of Plan For Dealing With Abusive Priests
• Queen's Golden Jubilee Parade Under Way
• Jurors Deliberate Skakel Case
• Look at How Mail Will be Delivered By Way of Segway
• England's Princes at Center of Queen's Golden Jubilee
• Security Adviser Discusses Pre-9/11 Intelligence Mix-ups
• CIA Director Meets With Yasser Arafat
• Rep. Pelosi Discusses Pre-9/11 Intelligence Mix-ups

June 03, 2002

• Percentage of Obese, Inactive Children on Rise
• Fire at Buckingham Palace Forces Evacuation of Some Rock Stars
• Leaders of India and Pakistan Attending Regional Security Summit
• Information CIA Had Two 09-11 Hijackers On Radar Almost Two Years Before Attacks
• By Day's End, Skakel Murder Trial Could Be in Hands of Jury
• American Troops Search Afghan Mountains for al Qaeda
• Hollywood's Version of Nuclear Nightmare Didn't Scare Away Moviegoers Over Weekend
• 'Newsweek' Reporter Discusses Pre-9/11 CIA Hijack Investigation
• Sniffing Out New Home Designs For Four-Legged City Dwellers
• Customs Commissioner Discusses Anti-terrorism Technology
• Buying the Perfect Toast
• Civil War-Era Sub Raised From Atlantic Treasure Trove of History
• New Revelations CIA Dropped Ball Leading Up to 09-11 Attacks
• CIA May Have Let Two of 9/11 Hijackers Slip Right Through Fingers
• Events Planned Throughout Summer to Celebrate Queen's 50 Years on Throne

May 31, 2002

• Al Qaeda May Possess Shoulder-fired Missiles
• Trash Fire in Mines of Centralia, Pennsylvania Still Burning
• Interview with Attorney General John Ashcroft
• Pakistan Moves Troops to Kashmir
• Two L.A. Pharmacists Accused of Filling Illegal Prescriptions
• Interview with Bombing Victim Parents Chen, Lior Keinan
• World Cup Getting Under Way in South Korea This Morning
• Expert Discusses FBI Warnings of Anti-aircraft Missiles in U.S.
• FBI Warning Terrorists May be Planning to Use Shoulder-Fired Missiles on U.S. Planes
• Interview with Pratyush Buddiga, Spelling Bee Champion
• Rescue Attempt at Oregon's Highest Mountain Goes Horribly Wrong
• Attorney Discusses Moussaoui Defense
• Interview with Nick Watt, Clackamas County Sheriff's Department
• Story of Woman Driving Runaway Truck
• Congress Challenging Environment for Journalists
• Al Qaeda May Possess Shoulder-Fired Missiles
• 'Sum of All Fears' Opens Today
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Steroids Foul Play

May 30, 2002

• Cleanup of Ground Zero Officially Ending Later This Morning
• Interview With New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Ground Zero Work to End
• Interview with Noam Chomsky, Bill Bennett
• An Interview With Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani
• War Tensions Rise in Kashmir
• New Yorkers Face Long Term 9/11 Health Complications
• Recovery Operation Something Photographer Gary Suson Will Never Forget
• Sen. Grassley Discusses Pre-9/11 FBI Intelligence
• New York Fireman Discusses Closing of Ground Zero Recovery
• Interview with Anna Quindlen, Columnist
• Ground Zero Recovery Ends Today
• Author Discusses Rising Kashmir Tensions
• Ceremony Ends Ground Zero Recovery Today

May 29, 2002

• British Troops Deployed Near Pakistani Border
• Abortion Protestors Wielding a New Weapon: A Camera
• Multibillion Dollar Settlement Offer from Libya to Families of Pan Am 103 Victims
• Evidence Authorities May Have Missed Signs 9/11 Was Coming More Than Year Before Attack
• Authorities in Italy Release Intercepted Messages Recorded Between Suspected Terrorists
• Attorney General and FBI Director to Outline Plans for Overhaul of Bureau Today
• CORRECTED COPY Skakel Trial Defense Rests
• 'Sports Illustrated' Reporter on Baseball's Steroid Use
• Jeff Greenfield Looks at News
• National Spelling Bee Right Now Under Way
• Bob Kerrey Writes Book About Growing Up in America's Heartland and Coming of Age in Vietnam
• Freak Shows Making a Comeback
• A Day in the Life on the Road to Nablus
• Manage Anger Properly or Risk Heart Disease
• Plasma TV Screens Coming Soon

May 28, 2002

• USS John Stennis Arriving Home This Morning
• USS Stennis Comes Home
• Seven People in Oklahoma Confirmed Dead in Bridge Collapse
• NATO Forges Historic Partnership With Former Foe
• Hunt for Bin Laden Could Become Casualty of Rising Tensions Between Pakistan and India
• Who Knew What in Intelligence Community Before September 11th Attacks?
• Defense May Wrap Up in Trial of Michael Skakel
• Divers Search for Bridge Collapse Victims
• 5,000 Men and Women Arriving Home After Serving More Than Six Months in Operation Enduring Freedom
• Look at Latest in Skakel Murder Trial
• Student Loan Rates Set to Drop
• New Census Report Finds Amazing Rise in Number of Foreign-Born Immigrants in U.S.
• Report From Diverse Sunnyside, Queens
• Broccoli Good for You; Drugs in Post-9/11 New York
• Is Your Skin Older Than Rest of You?
• Recycle Cell Phones
• More Than 5,000 Men and Women Will Be Reunited With Friends and Families
• Art of Eavesdropping
• USS Stennis Heads Home
• D.C. Medical Examiner to Hold Press Conference on Chandra Levy
• Bush to Meet With Pope
• Pop Culture Invades Afghanistan
• Bush Visits the Pope
• Memorial Service to be held for Chandra Levy
• Recovery Efforts Resume at Site where Barge Hit Bridge
• Crew of USS Stennis Back from Six Months of War
• Bush, Advisers Meet Pope

May 27, 2002

• Talk With Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating
• Memorial Day Time to Remember Casualties in Afghanistan
• Congress Weighing In on How to Get American Kids to Improve Their Eating Habits
• Grim Recovery Efforts in Oklahoma
• President Bush at Normandy Beach to Mark Memorial Day
• Today, Many Americans Paying Respects at Vietnam Memorial
• Memorial Day in Long Island Town That Lost 50 on 9/11
• Concerns About Spoiling America's Oldest National Park
• Outdoor Grilling Safety Tips
• Talk With Vacationers in New York
• Business Booming at Box Office
• Talk With Newlyweds Corporal Fouts and Jenny Fouts
• Lynne Cheney Discusses Children's Book
• Memorial Day for Family of First War Dead
• Death Toll Expected to Rise in Barge Crash
• 'TIME' Reporter Discusses Incriminating FBI Letter

May 24, 2002

• Former Investigator Discusses Search for Clues in Levy Death
• U.S., Russia Sign on Nuclear Arms Reduction
• Tipper Gore Discusses National Mental Health After 9/11
• How Much Water Should One Drink?
• Americans Will Travel Memorial Day
• CNN Looks at Americans' Terror Response
• Russia After Arms Reduction Pact
• Look at Backup Graduation Speaker
• Holiday Flight Forecast
• The Sandal Scandal
• Expert Discusses Nuclear Arms Pact
• 'Over There': What's Happening in England?
• Memorial Day Flight Forecast
• Former NYC Fire Commissioner Discusses 9/11 Documentary

May 23, 2002

• Body of Chandra Levy Found Just Over Year After She Disappeared
• Bobby Frank Cherry Convicted of Four Counts of Murder in Church Bombing in Birmingham
• Dozens of Navy Vessels Sail into City's Harbor to Mark Beginning of Fleet Week
• Battleships in N.Y. Harbor For Annual Fleet Week Celebration
• 10-Year-Old Calvin McCarter Wins 2002 National Geographic Bee
• Body of Chandra Levy Found Just Over a Year After She Disappeared
• Police Find Levy Remains Yesterday in Washington D.C. Park
• Tomorrow First Anniversary of When Republican Sen. James Jeffords Announced He Was Leaving GOP
• Cheney Denies White House Trying to Change Subject by Issuing New Terror Alerts
• Family, Police React to Finding of Levy Body
• 'America's Most Wanted' Host Discusses Finding of Levy Body
• Removing Ovaries May Prevent Breast Cancer
• With Discovery of Levy's Remains, Case Become Death Investigation
• Pro Sports Ready for Gay Athletes?

May 22, 2002

• While Coalition Forces Hunting Through Caves For Enemy, Afghan Army Pursuing Another Offensive
• Latest Terror Warning Has New York City on Alert
• White House Opposed to Independent Investigation About Possible Intelligence Errors Before 9/11
• Look at Some of This Year's Best Commercials
• Interview With Sen. Arlen Specter
• Talk With Magician David Blaine
• Magician Standing on Pole in New York 35 Hours
• New Study Shows Some Personal Trainers Can't Make Grade
• Terror Threats Made Known
• At 18, Australian Jesse Martin Became Youngest Person Ever to Circumnavigate Globe Solo
• Nicotine Water for Smokers
• Soldier-author Discusses New War
• Threatened New York Closes Brooklyn Bridge
• 'Fortune' Reporter Discusses Phoenix Memo

May 21, 2002

• Head of FBI Issues Warning About Suicide Bombings in U.S.
• First Lady First Person From White House to Speak Directly to Afghan People Since War
• Interview with First Lady Laura Bush
• Pennsylvania Community Wants Answers in Series of Student Deaths
• New Hope Today For Women Suffering From Most Severe Form of PMS
• Last Minute Memorial Day Travel Booking Tips
• FBI Warns of Apartment Terror Strikes
• Cannes Film Festival Includes Glimpse of Scorsese Film
• Trial of Birmingham Church Bomber Nears Close
• Chairman Discusses Commission That Warned of 9/11 Years Ago
• Investigation Into Special Forces Casualty Begins
• New Book Says Media Surrogate Parent to Millions of American Children
• In Less Than Two Weeks, Recovery Work at Ground Zero Will Come to Symbolic End
• FBI Suicide Bomb Warning Not Meant to Be Released
• Nuclear Weapons Expert Looks at U.S.-Russian Negotiations
• Political Strategists Look at Bush 9/11 Intelligence Reaction

May 20, 2002

• Officials Say al Qaeda Planning Attack as Big as 9/11
• Expert Panel Recommends Tamoxifen Despite Study
• Are Americans Safer from Terrorism Now?
• Interview of Linda Bigos, East Pennsboro Superintendent
• Pennsylvania School District Stricken with Six Deaths
• NYPD-FDNY Football Game Held
• Interview with Susan Campos, 'Entertainment'
• Is There Anything More Annoying Than Stream of Junk E-Mail You Receive Almost Daily?
• Look at Latest Sensation in Performance Art World
• Authors Discuss Healthiness of Favorite Fast Foods
• The Big Question: Senators Discuss Terrorist Threat
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Media: Unpatriotic, or Timid?
• Special Forces Train New Afghan Army
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Administration Warns of New Terrorism
• Court TV Reporter Discusses Skakel Murder Trial
• Klaas President Discusses Trial of Van Dam Murder Suspect
• Vice President Warns of Terror Threats
• Suicide Bombings Rock Israel Yet Again

May 17, 2002

• Operation Condor Already Reporting Casualties
• Pakistani Police Believe Body Found in Karachi is Daniel Pearl
• In Cuba, Former President Carter Wrapping Up Historic Five-Day Trip
• Chauffeur Testifies in Skakel Trial
• New Research Suggests Drinking Milk May Protect You From Getting Colon Cancer
• Controversy Brewing Over 9/11 Warnings
• Interview with Rep. Dick Gephardt, House Minority Leader
• 55th Annual Cannes Film Festival Kicks Off This Week
• Interview with Cindi Leive, Olivia Barker
• How Will 'Star Wars' Fare This Weekend?
• Woman Discusses Dog That Saved Child's Life
• Air Terror Warnings Had Long History
• Networks Revamp Prime-time Schedules
• Daughter of 9/11 Victim Discusses Intelligence Allegations
• Firefighters Ass'n VP Discusses Ground Zero Recovery End
• Priest Charged With Abuse Possible Suicide

May 16, 2002

• 'Star Wars' Opened at Midnight Last Night
• Bush Warned of Possibility of al Qaeda Hijacking
• Flooding Continues in Midwest; Interview with Eric Washburn
• Overseas, U.S. Troops on Move This Morning
• Interview with Jeffrey Lampinski, FBI
• Signs Mosquito-Borne West Nile Virus Could be Heading West
• Bush Warned of Possible Hijack Plot
• Preview of CBS's and Fox's Fall Lineups
• Interview with Sen. Richard Shelby
• Interview with Christina Silvas, Exotic Dancer
• Airline Uniforms, Cyanide Stolen in Separate Truck Thefts
• Victims of Child Abuse Not Predisposed to Becoming Abusers
• 40 Members of Congress Call For Lifting of Cuba Embargo
• Settlements Are Key Issue in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Interview with Joe Torre, New York Yankees Manager

May 15, 2002

• Democrats Accusing Republicans of Exploiting September 11 Attacks for Political Advantage
• Are Anti-Drug Ads Paying Off?
• Documents Show Catholic Leaders Had Evidence Shanley Was Psychologically Damaged Beyond Repair
• The Big Question: Can You Actually Burn Calories Doing Housework?
• Carter Pushes Cuban Petition in Uncensored Speech
• A Look at ABC's Fall Lineup
• House Speaker Hastert Discusses Controversy in Bush Campaign
• Rushton Skakel May Testify Today in Son's Trial
• Baltimore Man Who Shot Priest Awaits Bail Hearing
• Bush 9/11 Publicity Photo Causes Uproar
• Democrats on Attack Over Fund-Raising Photo
• Interview with Sen. Bob Graham, Intelligence Committee
• Baseball One of Several Common Features Between U.S. and Cuba
• Minority Admissions at U. Michigan Law, Controversial Florida Lake
• 'Wall Street Journal' Reporter: Retailers Overhauling Return Policies

May 14, 2002

• Government Memo Warns of Smuggled Terrorists
• Interview with Mark Serrano, SNAP
• Palestinian Militants Prepare for Possible Assault on Gaza
• Study Finds Stress Can Effect Way You Look
• Carter Tours Cuba; Interview with Judith Miller
• Interview with Louise Oxhorn, Lynne Oxhorn-Ringwood, "Stepwives"
• Preview of Fall Television Season
• New 'Star Wars' Movie Opens Nationwide in Two Days
• Rumors Begin About Hillary Clinton Run for Veep
• System in Cuba Has Gotten Some Things Right
• Interview with Alicia Powers, High School Senior
• Prosecution Will Not Call Thomas Skakel
• Sound Off: Who Is Getting What Out of Carter Cuba Trip?

May 13, 2002

• Interview with Arnaud De Borchgrave
• U.S., British Troops Trying to Trap bin Laden
• Interview with Martin Indyk, Saban Center, Brookings Institute
• Last Month's FDA Approval of Botox Injections as Way to Remove Frown Lines Made Headlines Everywhere
• Carter to Have 'Full Access' to Cuba
• In Hollywood, Stars Come Out to Raise Money for National Resources Defense Council
• Cardinal Law Resumes Testimony
• Experts Discuss Priest Sex Crisis
• Do America's Schools Shortchange Kids?
• Interview with Kevin Leman, Child Psychologist
• Interview with Joel Meyerowitz, Ground Zero Photographer
• World War II Vets Work Against Terrorism in Delray Beach
• Interview with Richard Ankrom, Artist
• Arafat Says He is Ready to Live Alongside Israel in Peace
• Bush Announces Major Reduction in Nuclear Arsenal
• Judge to Decide Admissibility of Taped Evidence on Ken Littleton
• Networks Show Off Next Season for Advertisers

May 10, 2002

• The Big Question: Can Your Fat Save Someone's Life?
• Is Chelsea Clinton New JFK Jr.?
• Hanssen Sentenced to Life; Interview with Karen Chiao
• Something New With Sliced Bread
• Church of Nativity Standoff Ends
• How Will 'Spiderman' Do Second Weekend Out?
• Interview with Adam Shapiro, Huwaida Arraf, Activists
• Interview with Cewelalo, Franciscan Priest
• Kennedy Cousin, Accused Murderer Skakel Has Alibi
• 'Walking the Bible' Author Discusses Church of Nativity
• Interview with Kati Marton, China Keitetsi
• World Watches After Dutch Elections Marred By Killing
• John Edward Claims He Can Communicate With Dead, But is He For Real?
• Helder Awaiting Transfer from Reno, Nevada
• Interview with Parris Glendening, Governor of Maryland
• John Edward Discusses Channeling Dead

May 09, 2002

• Israeli Military Gets Green Light For New Action
• The Big Question: Why Has CIA Come Out of Shadows From Fighting War on Terror to Finding Peace in Mideast?
• Interview with Rev. Dennis Kampa, Lt. Thom Bjerke
• FDA Holding Hearing Today on Controversial Fertility Treatment
• Some Students in San Fernando Valley Won't be Donning Caps and Gowns Because They 'Failed to Develop Acceptable Plan for Future'
• Cigarette Companies Investigated for Smuggling to Iraq
• Look at Two Young Girls Trying to Build Bridge to Peace in Mideast
• Plaintiffs' Attorney Discusses Church Abuse
• Noam Chomsky Book on 9/11 Best Seller
• Pop Singer R. Kelly Denies Underage Sex Charges
• Interview with Kathleen Turner, Actress
• Helder Makes First Court Appearance
• Skakel's Brother Was Once Prime Suspect in Murder
• Sound Off: Interview with Bob Beckel, Cliff May

May 08, 2002

• Task Force Looks Into Florida Child's Disappearance
• Pipe Bomber Suspect Surrenders in Nevada
• Pool Hall Bombing Near Tel Aviv Claims 15 Lives
• Suicide Bomber Kills 15 in Tel Aviv
• Police Capture Suspect in Pipe Bombings
• Analysts Discuss Skakel Trial
• The Big Question: Can Breast Feeding Make Your Baby Smarter?
• Who Was Deep Throat?
• Backyard Wrestling Stirs Up Controversy
• The Big Question: Is Government Ready For a Chemical Attack
• Interview with Mary Tyler Moore
• 'Penthouse' Magazine Offering 'Heartfelt' Apologies for Topless Tiff
• Modern Life Complicated by Passwords
• Attorney Discusses Clients Abused by Boston Archdiocese
• Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg Discusses New Book
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Unlike FBI Profile

May 07, 2002

• Is It Appropriate to Make Fun of Osama Bin Laden?
• The Big Question: Can Drinking Tea Actually Save Your Life?
• Remains in Tora Bora May Be bin Laden's Guards
• Interview with John Podesta, Former White House Chief of Staff
• End to Standoff in Bethlehem Near
• News That Standoff at Church of Nativity Close to Being Over
• George Lucas Discusses His New 'Star Wars' Film
• Bush, Israeli Prime Minister to Meet
• Court TV Correspondent Discusses Skakel Murder Trial
• Secretive CIA Comes Out
• Church of Nativity Standoff Ending
• Former FBI Profiler Discusses Midwest Pipe Bombings
• Interview with Barry Krakow, Sleep Psychologist
• Election Gurus Sound Off on Israel
• Interview of Mickey Sherman, Michael Skakel's Attorney
• Interview with Dr. John Byrne, Dr. Martin Moore-Ede

May 06, 2002

• Agreement to End Bethlehem Siege May Be Near
• Interview with Gorlyn Nun, James Bogner, Rick Bowdren
• 'Spiderman' Breaks Records, But 'Star Wars' Is On Its Way
• The Big Question: Are Too Many Kids Being Given Antidepressants?
• "Audrey, An Intimate Collection" Will be Issued For First Time in U.S.
• Interview with Paula Ford, Sister Marie LaBollita
• Israelis and Palestinians Working Side By Side in Hospital
• 2002 Turning Out to be Pretty Good Year For Unlikely Wine Taster
• Josie Karp Talks About Interview with Mike Tyson
• Mother of Victim, Confidante Nun Discuss Church Rape Case
• Israeli Prime Minister to Meet Bush Tomorrow
• 'Time' Editor Discusses Saddam Hussein Story
• Interview with Sandy Kenyon, 'Parade'
• "The Big Question": Where Are Best Places in Country to Retire?
• 'I Did Your Mother': Co-host of College Cable TV Show, Student Discuss Controversy
• Interview with Bert Sugar, Boxing Historian, and Josie Karp, CNNSI

May 03, 2002

• Israeli Operations in Nablus Leave Three Dead
• Bush Enjoys 77 Percent Approval
• The Big Question: Is It Dangerous to Put Your Baby in Your Bed?
• Interview with Marie LaBollita, Our Lady Help of Christians
• NASA, NTSB Look at Flight 587 Tail Fin
• Priest Awaits Extradition Hearing
• Saying Goodbye Wasn't Easy for Talkshow Host Sally Jesse Raphael
• Attorney, Father Discuss Rape Charges Against Priest
• 'Star Wars' Convention in Indianapolis
• Interview with Andy Serwer, 'Fortune' Magazine
• Extradition Hearing Nears for Accused Rapist Priest
• Interview with Anthony Daniels, Actor
• 'Spider-Man' Opens; Britney Caught Smoking
• Attorney, Foster Mother Discuss Florida's Missing Children
• Interview with Howard Kurtz, Martha Brandt

May 02, 2002

• Arafat Emerges from Compound to Cheering Crowd
• British Lead Move through Eastern Afghanistan
• Month-Long Siege Lifted and Yasser Arafat Now Enjoying Newfound Freedom
• New Report Finds Pedicures May Not Always Be Best Thing For Your Bare Toes
• Interview with Saeb Erakat, Palestinian Negotiator
• Clock Tower in Brooklyn Stopping People in Tracks
• Interview with Jack Horkheimer, Astronomer
• The Big Question: Has Israel Made Arafat Stronger Than Ever?
• The Big Question: Is College Becoming Unaffordable?
• Yasser Arafat Freed
• Sad Farewell to Musician Who Put 'L' in TLC
• Tyson Still Shocking
• After Bitter Breakup and Custody Battle, Dworman Turns Pain into Musical Comedy
• Coalition Scours Afghan Caves for al Qaeda
• Activists Discuss Reparations Lawsuits
• U.S. Campaign Officials Discuss Middle East
• 'Operation Snipe,' Major New Sweep For Al Qaeda, Under Way Today
• First Amendment Attorney, Senator Discuss Child Porn Laws
• Is Today's Marijuana More Dangerous?

May 01, 2002

• Major Battle May Be Brewing in Afghanistan
• Interview with Sen. Richard Shelby (R), Alabama
• New Violence Erupts in Southern Gaza
• In Paris, Thousands of Demonstrators March Against Rightist Political Candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen
• The Big Question: Are You Tricked Into Paying More For Drugs?
• Hundreds of Thousands of French in May Day Rally Against Le Pen
• Interview with Marion Asnes, 'Money' Magazine
• In Hartford, Connecticut, Everyone's Not Screaming For Ice Cream
• Senator Lott Discusses President's Congressional Leadership Breakfast
• The Big Question: Is the Crackdown on Terror in Jeopardy?
• Chandra Levy's Parents Discuss Year Since Disappearance
• Congress Plans for Disaster
• Interview with Laura Doyle, "The Surrendered Single"
• New Jersey Town Embroiled in Pageant Controversy
• Standoff Continues Outside Arafat Residence During Negotiations
• Israeli Ambassador, Palestinian Representative Discuss Middle East
• Big Money Floods Hollywood Movies

April 30, 2002

• Hundreds of U.S. and British Special Forces Now Operating on Pakistani Side of Border With Afghanistan
• Operation Mountain Lion in Full Swing Along Afghanistan- Pakistan Border
• The Big Question: Why Are Some U.S. Colleges Recruiting Jewish Students?
• Legal Rights in Office Lottery Pool
• CIA's Role in Making Middle East Peace
• 'America's Most Wanted''s John Walsh Discusses Search for Chandra Levy
• Washington Intern Chandra Levy Missing One Year
• Biological Clocks May be Ticking Faster Than We Think
• The Big Question: What Are New Weight Loss Drugs?
• Team to Inspect Assassination Convicts' Prison
• FBI Warns of Possible Suicide Attacks in U.S.
• Sound Off: Should U.N. Handle Jenin Investigation?

April 29, 2002

• New Violence in Hebron Comes After Weekend of Mideast Diplomacy by Bush Administration
• Interview with Saeb Erakat, Dore Gold
• Maryland Tornado Kills Three
• For Residents of Bethlehem, Siege Takes Toll on Every Aspect of Life
• 10th Anniversary Of LA Riots
• Palestinians May Be Released From Church of Nativity
• Interview with Corrine Woods, Jerry Della Femina
• Look at Alternative Treatments For Menopause
• More Than 100 'Seinfeld' Items Being Auctioned at Sotheby's.com
• Former Ambassador Bill Richardson Discusses Peace Efforts in Middle East
• Is National Tire Safety Week Something You Should Get Pumped Up About?
• Congressman Tom Lantos, Former Assistant Secretary of State Richard Murphy Discuss Peace for Middle East
• Interview with Dee, Michael Rogers, Terry Savage on Finance
• Interview with Daryl Gates, Former LAPD Chief
• UN, Israel Disagree Over Massacre Investigation
• Interview with Joseph Wilson, Former U.S. Diplomat in Iraq
• Deadly Tornado Sweeps Through Southern Maryland
• Interview with Susan Campos, Entertainment Reporter
• 177 Priests Step Down in Abuse Scandal

April 26, 2002

• Saudi Arabia Warns Bush of Grave Consequences if U.S. Does Not Come Down Harder on Israel
• Should Saudis be Lecturing U.S. On Heels of High Stakes Summit on Middle East?
• Is There a Link Between Cancer and Carbohydrates?
• Williams' Friend Admits to Tampering with Evidence
• Interview with Frank Rubino, Defense Attorney
• On Classmates.com, You Can Find Old Friends
• Bush Meets With Saudi Crown Prince
• Wall Street Comes Under Scrutiny
• Does Media Focus on Religious Crisis Only?
• UN Agrees to Changes to Makeup of Jenin Fact-finding Team
• Bush, Saudi Crown Prince Discuss Middle East
• U.S. Imam Discusses Leadership Conference
• Singer's Death Tops Entertainment News
• Writer Discusses Wetlaufer Resignation Over Broken Marriage
• Church Sex Abuse Victim's Father, Attorney Discuss Case

April 25, 2002

• Stakes Are High For Meeting Between President Bush and Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah
• The Big Question: Is Mr. Mom at Greater Risk for Heart Disease?
• Special Forces Report Looks at Deadly Battle in Anaconda
• Say Goodbye to 'Take Your Daughters to Work' Day
• Interview with Richard Sipe, Steve Rossetti
• Palestinian Authority Holds Tribunal for Suspects in Assassination
• Braun Admits Blake's Relationship with Stuntmen
• Nine Palestinian Children Leave Church of Nativity
• Interview with Rodney Ford, Roderick MacLeish Jr.
• Michael Ovitz's Star Beginning to Fade
• Queen To Kick Off Jubilee With Beatles Sing-a-long
• Belly Button-Baring Dresses All the Rage This Prom Season
• Undisclosed Number of U.S. Military Forces Have Been Sent to Pakistan
• Wildfire Races Out of Control in Colorado
• Nine Palestinian Children Released from Church of Nativity
• Why Save Your Baby's Umbilical Cord?

April 24, 2002

• Second Day of Meetings For Group of American Cardinals Summoned to Vatican
• Interview with Gideon Meir, Israeli Foreign Ministry Spokesman
• NTSB To Look At Data Recorders for California Train Wreck
• The Big Question: Can Dairy Products Help Your Health?
• Six Surrender at Church of Nativity
• Two Ex-Presidents Weigh in on Latest Mideast Conflict
• Church's Policy on Homosexual Priests in Question
• Post-9/11 Energy Dept. Funds Cut 93 Percent
• New Building on NYC Skyline
• 'Washington Post' Editor Discusses French Book That Implicates Government in 9/11
• NTSB Looks at Signal Failure as Cause of Train Crash
• AOL Time Warner to Set Record with Giant Quarterly Loss
• Interview with Marc Gellman, Thomas Hartman, 'God Squad'
• Second Meeting Between Palestinians and Israelis to End Standoff at Church of the Nativity
• Priest's Celibacy Is Not as Old as Church Itself
• Big Question: Should Judge or Jury Decide Fate of So-Called 20th Hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui?
• Sound Off: Former President Tries to Insert Himself into Mideast Peace Process
• INS Holds Up Adoptions For Fear of Human Trafficking
• Interview with 'Teacher of the Year'

April 23, 2002

• Ariel Sharon Addresses American-Israel Public Affairs Committee
• Congressional Health Subcommittee Hearing Takes Up Issue of Teaching Abstinence Only in Sex-Ed Classes
• Interview with Cardinal Adam Joseph Maida
• Alleged 'Collaborators' Shot in Ramallah
• Look at Unconventional Musician Thoth
• Interview with Brian Ackerman, National Guardsman, New Parent
• Interview with John Solari, Friend of Robert Blake
• In Bethlehem, About 200 People Holed Up Inside Church of the Nativity
• More Alarming Information Coming From Most Senior Al-Qaeda Leader in U.S. Custody
• Federal Prosecutors in Missouri Afraid Kansas City Pharmacist May Have Done More Damage Than Thought
• First of Series of Extraordinary Meetings Between Pope and U.S. Cardinals Wrapped Up This Morning
• Interview of Dr. Penelope Leach, Miriam Arond of 'Child'

April 22, 2002

• Interview with Cliff Van Zandt
• Blake to Be Arraigned Today
• Catholic Clerics to Address Sex Abuse Scandal
• Blake to Face Charges Today
• Israeli Tactics in Bethlehem Have Unintended Consequences
• Interview of Sandy Kenyon, "Parade"
• More Calls for Law's Resignation
• Interview with Margerry Bakley, Sister of Bonny Lee Bakley
• Interview with Terje Roed-Larsen
• Emergency Hearing On Moussaoui's Conditions
• What's on the Horizon for the War on Wrinkles?
• Interview with Cardinal Theodore McCarrick
• Interview with Andy Serwer, 'Fortune'
• Le Pen to Run Against Chirac in France's Presidential Election
• Interview with Joseph Galante
• Has Conservative Criticism Left Bush Open for Attack?
• Makers of Claritin Pushing for Over-the-counter Status
• Interview with James Ellroy, 'GQ' Writer-at-Large

April 19, 2002

• The Big Question: Should You Worry About Mad Cow Disease in United States?
• Blake Investigation Took Police to 20 States
• LAPD: Blake Case Required More Travel Than Any Other
• Interview with Cary Goldstein
• Interview with George Mitchell, Former U.S. Senator
• Amtrak Train Jumps Tracks, Four Killed
• Interview with Senator Richard Shelby, Brian Jenkins
• Is President Now Turning Away From Middle East and Focusing on Iraq?
• Interview with Alice Hoglan, Deena Burnett
• Reaction to Osama bin Laden
• Interview of Joe Dabney, Bruce South
• Blake's Roles Eerily Similar To Real Case
• Train Engineer Hit Brakes Just Before Florida Crash
• Palestinian-Americans and Israeli-Americans Share their Views of Bush Administration

April 18, 2002

• Tanzanian Man Arrested After Letter Found in Afghanistan
• Four Canadians Killed by U.S. Bomb
• Flight 93 Tapes to Be Released to Families
• Study Shows Women Whose Diet is Rich in Folic Acid Can Significantly Cut Their Chances of Getting Colon Cancer
• Powell To Brief President this Morning
• Tension Remains High Even as Israelis Start to Pull Back
• Interview with Dr. Frederick Licciardi, Kathy Yocum
• Dating of Bin Laden Tape Difficult
• Interview with Sen. Richard Shelby, Senate Intelligence Committee
• American F-16 Mistakenly Drops Bomb on Canadian Soldiers
• Interview with Dick Morris, Author of "Power Plays"
• Latest Bin Laden Tapes Said to Be Part of Documentary Produced By Pro-Al-Qaeda Company
• Is U.S. Fighting Back in Propaganda War?
• Marines Coming Home to Camp Lejeune

April 17, 2002

• Powell Concludes Middle East Peace Mission Today
• The Big Question: Is President Bush Alienating Political Right?
• Closer Look at Presidential Balancing Act in Middle East
• Lebanon's Prime Minister Says He Will Welcome Peace Conference on Mideast
• Interview with Doctor Kevin Leman, 'Adolescence Isn't Terminal'
• Interview with Dore Gold, Martin Indyk
• Interview with Richard Douglass, Lewisville Police Department
• Interview with Dr. Jack Horkheimer, Susan Miller
• Cardinal Law Returns from Rome
• Colin Powell Ends Peace Mission to Mideast
• Jeff Julian, a Pro Golfer and a Profile in Courage
• Interview with Paige Davis, Doug Wilson from TLC's "Trading Spaces"
• Does Supreme Court Decision Give License to Pornographers?

April 16, 2002

• Videotapes Featuring Osama bin Laden, Hijacker Surface
• Reporters Enter Jenin Under Escort
• Powell to Hold Third Meeting with Sharon
• Ending Siege of Church Top Priority for Powell
• CIA May Be Involved in Bethlehem Standoff
• Botox Approved For Cosmetic Use
• U.S. Military Stops Mandatory Around the Clock Air Patrols
• Powell Hopes for Cease-fire Within 24 Hours
• Interview with Richard Murphy, Former Ambassador to Syria
• Mark Shuttleworth Slated to Lift Off in Russian Spacecraft April 25th
• Pope Takes Active Role in Sex Abuse Scandal
• Interview of Mark Rasch, Internet Lawyer
• What Really Took Place at Palestinian Refugee Camp in Jenin
• Is Holy Seat Taking Charge Too Late?
• Once Ceasefire is Achieved, How Do You Keep Peace?
• Interview With Andy Serwer of 'Fortune' Magazine
• Have You Lost Faith in Your Religion?

April 15, 2002

• Cardinal Staying On Despite Criticism
• 'Changing Lanes' Tops Box Office
• Can Cardinal Law Keep Ignoring Calls for Resignation?
• Rally In Support of Israel To Take Place in Washington
• Powell's Mission Becomes Increasing Difficult
• Interview with Dawanna Robertson, 'Time's' Michael Lemonick
• 'Creating a Life' Sparks Controversy Over Timing of Motherhood
• Powell Met With Top Lebanese Officials Today Before Going to Meet With Syrian Leaders
• Capitol Hill Gears Up for Demonstrations, Celebrations
• Woods Set Himself Up for Even Greater
• Big Question: Has Media Changed Its View on Mideast?
• Interview with Dennis Quaid, 'The Rookie'

April 12, 2002

• Powell Wraps Up Talks With Sharon
• James Traficant Facing Up to 63 Years in Prison
• Venezuelan President Resigns
• Interview of Martin Indyk, Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• Boston's Catholics Wait for Cardinal's Response
• Powell Leaves Lengthy Sharon Meeting Without Withdrawal Timetable
• Scientists Working on Pill That Would Give Benefits of Exercise Without Having to Lift Finger
• Results of Fighting in Jenin Unclear
• Corporal Punishment Remains Legal in Many States
• Scoop on Doggy Billboards
• Camilla Parker Bowles Attends Queen Mother's Funeral
• Interview of Yehuda Lancry, Nasser Al-Kidwa

April 11, 2002

• Powell Arrives in Middle East Today in Effort to Bring Peace to Region
• Prisoners at Camp X-Ray Will Soon Have New Home
• Interview with Thomas O'Neill III
• NASA Asking Some Research Subjects to Spend 30 Days in Bed
• Israelis Enter Two More Palestinian Towns
• Interview of Bishop Joseph Galante
• Interview of Rep. Dennis Hastert (R-IL)
• Discussion With Bill Bennett, Author of 'Why We Fight'
• White House Support for Sharon Eroding
• Many Israelis Support Sharon's Actions
• U.N. Will Formally Establish Global Court to Deal With Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
• Florida Teenager Reviews Movies for 'St. Petersburg Times'
• Talk with Sibling Hosts of 'Berman & Berman: For Women Only'
• Up Front: Powell Due in Israel Today in Effort to Bring Peace to Region
• Cardinal Law Facing Even More Calls to Resign
• Could Powell's Search For Peace Become Mission Impossible?

April 10, 2002

• In Israel, Suicide Bombing Claims At Least Eight Lives
• Interview with Jayne Weintraub, Defense Attorney
• Two So-Called Natural Additives Making News
• Interview with Dr. Henry Kissinger
• Stewart Charged With Aiding Terrorist Group
• New Jersey Police Veteran Kills Neighbors
• Sound Off: Is Bush Betraying His Own Doctrine?
• Israeli Town Uses Wall, Fences to Make 'Peace'
• Reunion Shows, Movies Are Big Hit
• Boxing Has Taken on Whole New Appeal For Few Intrepid White Collars
• Powell in Madrid Calls for West Bank Pullout
• Pentagon Considering Iraq's Offer to Send Team of Inspectors to Investigate What Happened to Downed U.S. Pilot
• Former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Discusses Crisis
• The Big Question: Do Your Kids Have Too Much Homework?
• Finance Columnist on Credit Card Debt
• Dioceses of Orange County and Los Angeles Agrees to Pay $1.2 Million to Settle Lawsuit by Lori Haigh
• New Book Claims There's an Unknown Side to Martha Stewart

April 09, 2002

• University Students Square Off Over Middle East Issues
• Diplomatic Actions Aim at Israel Conflict
• Former Security Adviser Discuses Middle East Conflagration
• Nevada Governor, Energy Secretary Sound off on Nuclear Waste Disposal
• New Medical Study Finds Excessive Weight Gain During Pregnancy Increases Breast Cancer Chances
• Thousands Line Streets To Celebrate Queen Mother's Life
• Jury Deliberates Case of Congressman Traficant
• The Big Question: Is Television Teaching Teenagers How to be Anorexic?
• Israeli Tanks Have Pulled Out Two West Bank Towns, But Entered New One
• New Developments in Sexual Abuse Scandal in Catholic Church
• Discussion with Yitzhak Rabin's Granddaughter

April 08, 2002

• The Big Question: Should Pilots Carry Guns in Cockpit?
• Israel to Continue Offensive in West Bank
• Parishioners Try To Understand Priest's Suicide
• The Big Question: Will Israel's Defiance Undercut Colin Powell's Mission?
• Queen Elizabeth Going On National Television Today to Thank Nation
• Middle East Trip Likely Difficult for Powell
• New York Priests Accused of Sexual Misconduct
• Catholic Nuns Respond to Sexual Abuse in Church
• William Bennett Discusses Drug War
• Researchers Use Cold Virus to Fight Cancer
• Kansas Sextuplets Raise Hometown Population by 50 Percent
• Interview of Atallah Mansour, "Native Christians in the Holy Land"
• The Big Question: When is the Right Time to Have a Baby?
• In Mideast, Talk of Peace Does Nothing to Quiet Israel Military Offensive; Refugee Camp in Jenin Comes Under Heavy Fire
• Ground Zero Clean Up Efforts to Be Finished Ahead of Schedule

April 05, 2002

• Queen Mother Being Remembered Today in London
• Key Meeting and New Violence Despite Flurry of Diplomatic Overtures From U.S.
• The Big Question: What Can Colin Powell Do to Make Difference in Middle East?
• Away from Prying Eyes, Hussein Has Put Iraq's WMDs on Fast Track
• Is It Safe to Have Kids With Your Cousin?
• Pilots Urge Cockpit Guns
• Saudi Arabian Foreign Policy Adviser Discusses Middle East Peace
• Talk With Multitalented Steven Van Zandt
• Actress and Model Tawny Kitaen Getting Some Very Unwanted Attention
• U.S. Envoy Meets With Arafat
• America's Talking: Did Negative Coverage Push Bush Administration to Change Mideast Strategy?
• Man, Lawyer Discuss Priest Abuse, Pope
• Controversy Builds Over Wrigley Field Expansion
• Author Discusses Book About Father's Would-be Terrorist Killer
• Many High School Students Don't Think There's Anything Wrong With Cheating
• Interview of Jonah Goldberg, Howard Kurtz
• Entertainment Shows Get Military Access Beyond Journalists

April 04, 2002

• Standoff at One of Christianity's Holiest Places Began Earlier This Week
• 'Panic Room' Pushing All Right Buttons with Moviegoers
• Our Big Question: Is There a Second Taliban-American?
• American Citizen Supporting Palestinian Cause Family Receiving Death Threats
• As Israel Widens War in West Bank, Angry Backlash Being Felt in Arab World
• 'Lick' the Habit With Nicotine Lollipops
• Look at Unique Instrument Called Theramin
• Protests Erupt Through Middle East
• Is Anti-Semitism on Rise in Europe?
• Israelis, Palestinians Fight at Church of Nativity
• Why Are People Creating Panic Rooms in Homes?
• In Florida, Allowing Public Access to Specially Trained Seizure-Alert Dogs May Soon be Law
• The Big Question: Why Did Oprah Winfrey Say No to White House?
• Interview of Lou Dobbs, "Moneyline"
• Taking Closer Look at Herbal Supplements
• Conflicting Reports About Whether There Has Been Explosion at One of Christianity's Holiest Places
• Story of Two Palestinian Teenagers Far From Home; What Is It That Drives a Person to Become a Suicide Bomber?
• Look at the 'Lipstick Killer'

April 03, 2002

• Israel's Military Offensive Expands Into Two New Towns in West Bank
• Do New Documents Point Finger at Arafat?
• Palestinian Reaction to Documents Israelis Say Show Arafat Funding Terrorist Violence
• Public Schools Say Some Schoolyard Games Encourage Exclusion, Bullying, Theft and Aggression
• U.S. and Allies Have Not Been Able to Make Dent in Afghanistan's Opium Production
• Authorities Have Just Released 911 Tapes from Gruesome Dog Mauling Death of Diane Whipple
• U.S. Has Delivered Major Blow to Al Qaeda Terror Network
• Bush Administration Turning Up Heat on Two Nations That Make Up 'Axis of Evil'
• Huge Demonstration Taking Place Outside American Embassy in Lebanon
• BBC Under Fire For Coverage of Death of Queen Mum
• Interview with Andy Serwer, "Fortune"
• Ambassadors Debate Arafat Presence in Israel
• The Big Question: Should Your Diet be Tax Deductible?
• Interview with Samoa Fili Sr., Ed Dare
• As Israeli Military Marches in West Bank, Arafat Remains Virtual Prisoner in His Compound
• Interview with Brian, Christina Stanton, Trish McDermott

April 02, 2002

• Israeli Occupation Showing No Signs of Letting Up
• Body of Queen Mum Will Be Moved From Windsor to London
• Does Administration Have Single Mideast Policy?
• Israeli Attack Helicopters and Palestinians Exchange Gunfire Near Manger Square
• Jury Selection Gets Under Way in Murder Trial of Michael Skakel
• The Big Question: Are Americans Getting Enough Sleep?
• Highly Publicized Connecticut Murder Trial Getting Under Way With Jury Selection
• Going Topless at New York Auto Show
• Firefight Near Israel's Church of Nativity
• Pakistani Officials Arrest Bin Laden Associates
• Homespun Detectives of Family History Poring Over Miles of Newly Released Microfilm
• Former Prime Minister Netanyahu, Palestinian Negotiator Saeb Erakat Discuss Violence in Israel
• Housing Industry Helped Sustain Economy
• Former National Security Adviser Discusses Middle East Violence
• Prince Charles on Passing of Queen Mother
• Woman Claims Abuse By Catholic Priest
• 'It Girls' To Look at Interesting Women
• Scientists Search for Trigger for Parkinson's Disease

April 01, 2002

• Israeli Tanks Moving Deeper in Palestinian Territories
• Interview with Martin Indyk, Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• Walker Lindh Due in Court Today
• Political Leaders Call For Greater U.S. Role in Middle East
• 'Panic Room' Sets Easter Record
• Israeli Prime Minister Sharon: 'War'
• Top Bin Laden Operative in Custody
• Sen. George Mitchell Discusses Middle East Violence
• Royal Commentator Discusses Death of Queen Mum
• Interview with Mickey Sherman, Michael Skakel's Attorney
• Catholic Priests Try to Make Sense of Allegations
• American Activist Discusses Being Trapped in Arafat HQ Under Fire
• Does Child's Snoring Signal Bigger Problems?
• Sports Analyst Discusses Season
• Doctors Train for War at Trauma Centers

March 29, 2002

• Protesters Surround Good Friday Mass
• Interview with Benjamin Netanyahu
• Maryland Legislator Sues Bar For Racial Discrimination
• Campbell Smeared By Press
• Jeff Greenfield Analyzes Middle East Situation
• Tony Curtis Discusses Billy Wilder
• U.S. Discovers 70 Million Additional Doses of Smallpox Vaccine
• Sound Off: Interview with Cliff May, Bob Beckel
• Interview With Stanley Bing
• Interview with John Scheinfeld, "National Geographic"
• New York Firefighters Bare Almost All in Competition

March 28, 2002

• More Strife and Loss of Life in Middle East
• Suicide Bombing Expected to Trigger Major Retaliatory Assault by Israel
• The Big Question: What is Behind the New Threat Against Americans Abroad?
• Preview of the Mini Cooper
• Prince Saud Al-Faisal Discusses Arab League Summit
• Man Puts Two Million Miles on His Volvo
• The Big Question: Will You be Next Victim of Identity Theft?
• President's Nominee to be Surgeon General Has Taken Very Eventful Route
• IRS Says Millions Using Off-shore Credit Cards
• 'Playboy' to Feature 'Women of Enron'
• Dudley Moore Remembered By Co-stars, Friends
• Interview with Mark Schienberg, New York International Auto Show
• Terrorism Addressed at Arab Summit
• Palestinian Negotiator Saeb Erakat Reacts to Passover Bombing
• Editor Discusses Bin Laden E-mail

March 27, 2002

• Will Departure of CEO Joseph Berardino Save Andersen?
• Talk with Actor Chris Lawford
• More than 5,000 Servicemen and Women of Operation Enduring Freedom About to Get Some Rest
• In Paris, Deadly Shooting Rampage Has Left Eight People Dead
• Exclusive Footage of Capture of Key Al Qaeda Leader
• Palestinian Refugees Dealing With Harsh Realities of Israeli Occupation
• Leaders Quit Arab Summit
• Americans Who Tried to Enter Israel Planned Attack
• Families: Death Too Easy on Terrorists?
• Yasser Arafat Addresses Arab Summit Decision
• USS Roosevelt Approaches Port
• Oscar Ratings Down

March 26, 2002

• Big Homecoming For Some of Sailors and Flyers Involved in Operation Enduring Freedom
• Talk With Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• Washington Insiders Have Become Hot Commodity in Primetime Television
• Pair of Deadly Earthquakes Rock Afghanistan
• When Summit of Arab Nations Gets Under Way, Arafat May Not Be There
• Afghanistan Hit by Earthquakes
• Plaintiff, Attorney Discuss Slavery Reparations Lawsuit
• Reporter Discusses Investigation of Woman Who Killed Children
• The Big Question: Are Some Women Quitters?
• Today Marks 20th Anniversary of Groundbreaking for Vietnam Veterans Memorial
• Two Squadrons That Served Aboard USS Roosevelt Coming Home
• Talk with Former Indiana Head Coach Bob Knight
• In Ridgewood, New Jersey, Community Has Scheduled 'Family Night'
• Al Qaeda May Have Learned from Anaconda
• Two Squadrons Serving Aboard USS Roosevelt Coming Home
• Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano Facing Possible 20-Year Prison Sentence for Running Drug Ring
• Competition Has Students Building the Best Bots
• Interview with Blake Morrison, Reynold Hoover
• Interview of Rep. Edward Markey (D), Massachusetts

March 25, 2002

• Some of Damage Done by Taliban May Be Difficult to Reverse
• A Historic Night at the Oscars
• Palm Sunday Sermons Overshadowed by Scandal That's Haunting Catholic Church
• The Big Question: Who Were Best Dressed Stars at Oscars Last Night?
• Binge Drinking in College Still High
• Berry Takes Oscar, Loses Purse
• Interview With William Bennett
• 74th Academy Awards Ceremony Had Some Memorable Moments
• Hollywood History Made at Oscars
• The Big Question: Should Schools Decide if Kids Are Overweight?
• Oscars Big Night For 'A Beautiful Mind', Berry, Washington
• Story Behind Academy Award Winner 'The Accountant'
• Interview with Pat O'Brien, "Access Hollywood"
• Interview with Dan Oltrogge, National Park Service
• Interview with Nick Lemann, "The New Yorker"

March 22, 2002

• Was Dog Mauling Case Verdict the Right One?
• President Bush Scheduled to Arrive in Lima, Peru Tomorrow
• Owners of Dogs in Dog Mauling Trial Found Guilty of Murder and Manslaughter Charges
• Bigtime Crime Wave in Britain
• Four Suspects Were Charged Today in Kidnapping and Murder of 'Wall Street Journal' Reporter
• Woman's Lawyer, Prosecutor Discuss Dog Mauling Trial
• Pacific Command Head Discusses Fighting al Qaeda in Indonesia
• Ten-Year-Old Fatally Attacked by Rottweilers
• Interview of Bill Nye, The Science Guy
• Sunday's Academy Awards Being Held at New, Smaller Venue
• Justice Department v. Oregon in Assisted Suicide
• Interview of John Singleton, Director
• Exhibit Looks Closely at Faces

March 21, 2002

• Cracking Down on Network of Online Child Pornography
• The Big Question: How Do You Protect Your Child From Online Sexual Predators?
• Is It Becoming Too Dangerous for Americans to Travel Abroad?
• Just Who is Defense Attorney Nedra Ruiz?
• President Bush Leaves on Four-Day Tour of Latin America
• Pope Comments on Abuse Allegations
• Prosecutor, Widow Discuss Legal Aftermath of 9/11
• Pure and Simple Prediction for Fashion at Oscar Awards
• Reporter Discusses Buying Beauty Contest
• Look at Oscar Night Makeup
• The Big Question: Will the FBI Ever Catch Eric Rudolph?
• Dog Mauling Jury Nears Complete Verdict
• Interview With Nedra Ruiz, Jim Hammer, Kimberly Guilfoyle- Newsom
• Interview with Senator Bill Frist (R), Tennessee
• Fancy Makeup a Star at Oscars

March 20, 2002

• At Least Seven Killed When Suicide Bomber Blew Himself Up in Northern Israel
• Newly Released Study Finds Calcium-Rich Diet Can Have Benefits for Men
• Brittanie Cecil Dies as Result of Being Struck by Errant Hockey Puck
• The Big Question: Will We Ever Know the Truth About EgyptAir Flight 990?
• High Drama and Emotional Pleas in Dog Mauling Trial
• Look Inside Oscar Factory in Chicago
• Pentagon To Announce Trial Format Tomorrow; U.S. Base Under Fire
• Sixty-Three-Year-Old Donald McSweeney of Hawthorne, Florida Lucky to be Alive
• Jeff Greenfield Looks at Elections
• Former Director Discusses FBI Overhaul
• Abuse Allegations Hit Collection Plates
• U.S. Troops Returning from Front Lines in Eastern Afghanistan to Await New Orders
• Look at Annual Ritual That is Just Duckie
• The Big Question: What's the Hottest New Thing on Wheels?
• Interview of Nedra Ruiz, Michael Cardoza
• Interview of Sam Rubin, KTLA Entertainment Editor

March 19, 2002

• Unusual Amount of Shark Activity Off Australia's Beaches During Past Week
• Why Didn't Vice President Cheney Meet With Arafat on Trip to Middle East?
• In Israel, Cheney, Sharon Say Cease-fire up to Arafat
• FBI Chief Discusses Kiddie Porn Sting
• Victim Discusses Abuse by Church
• Bin Laden Half Brother Speaks Out
• Family of Two Americans Killed in Church Attack in Pakistan Remembers Loved Ones
• Controversial Art Exhibition on Holocaust Opens in New York City
• Talk with Rock 'N' Roll Legend Isaac Hayes
• The Big Question: Are Two Missing Girls From Oregon Still Alive?
• Vice President Cheney Meets with Sharon, But Not With Arafat
• U.S. Calls Anaconda A Success
• MTV's New Family Sitcom 'The Osbournes' a Smash Hit
• Dog Mauling Trial To Be in Jury's Hands Soon
• Studies Show Advances in Heart Disease Treatment

March 18, 2002

• Explosive Story Published Yesterday in Connecticut Having to Do With Archbishop of New York Diocese
• The Big Question: Can the INS Be Fixed?
• Tipper Gore Decides She's Not Going to be Jumping In
• Advertising Plot Placement in 'All My Children'
• Operation Anaconda Expected to Wind Up Within Hours
• In Oregon, Search Continues for Two Missing Girls
• Spring Training Interesting This Year, Off the Field
• Vice President Cheney Heads to Jerusalem
• Key Prosecution Psychologist Discusses Yates Trial
• Hollywood Rumors Circulating About John Nash Are Downright Ugly
• Closing Arguments Begin Today in California Dog Mauling Trial
• Tennessee Democrats: Tipper's Possible Senate Bid Too Late
• The Big Question: Do New Airline Security Scanners See Too Much?
• Ground Zero Workers' Hard Hats Say It All
• William Bennett Discusses Church Abuse Cover-ups
• From New York Nannies to Best-Selling Novelists
• After Deadliest Fighting of War, Operation Anaconda Expected to be Over in Few Hours

March 15, 2002

• The Big Question: Is ADD overdiagnosed?
• Signs That Israelis and Palestinians Taking Some of First Steps Back From Brink
• Deadly Violence Continues to Plague Middle East
• Criminal Charges Brought Against Arthur Andersen First Indictment Coming Out of Enron Scandal
• Talk with 'Time' Magazine Editor-at-Large Michael Elliot
• British Press Has Field Day With Vice President Cheney's Visit
• Clergy Debate Abuse Allegations
• Yates Jury Will Hear Last Defense
• New Jersey Prosecutors Add to Original Jayson Williams Manslaughter Charge
• Saudi Prince Says No Visit With Israelis Yet
• Mother Grilled by Prosecutor in Danielle Van Dam Case
• Tomorrow, U.S. Military Academy on Hudson River Will Celebrate 200th Birthday
• Interview of Wayne Smith, Foster Parent
• Interview of Michael Eisner, Disney CEO
• If You Still Haven't Done Taxes, It's Not Too Early to Think About What You're Going to Do With Refund
• West Point Celebrates 200 Year Anniversary Tomorrow
• Two Hundred Years Ago Tomorrow, Jefferson Signed Legislation Establishing West Point
• Liza Minelli and Producer David Gest Tying Knot This Weekend
• Jeff Greenfield Discusses Tipper Gore's Political Future

March 14, 2002

• 'The Cafferty File'
• The Big Question: Who Will End Up Paying for Pedophile Priests?
• Jurors Must Now Decide Whether Yates Deserves to Die For Her Crimes
• President Says All Options on Table to Confront States That Threaten America
• U.S. About to Get More Involved in Middle East
• Last Month, Authorities Arrested 21-Year-Old Erik Aude in Pakistan
• Conflict in Middle East Threatening to Explode into Full-Scale War
• Up and Down East Coast, Low Rainfall Causing Flood of Drought Warnings
• Operation Anaconda Troops Search for Opposition
• Rep. Sensenbrenner Discusses INS Approval of 9/11 Hijackers' Visas
• Talk with William Shatner
• William Bennett Discusses Empower America Group
• Jury Will Answer Two Questions To Decide Yates' Fate
• Cooperstown Memorabilia May Be Coming to City Near You
• Self-Avowed Ex-Conservative David Brock Taking Himself Down in New Book
• Interview of Juana Leija, Dick DeGuerin
• The Big Question: Has Boxing Gone Down for the Count?
• More Moms Leaving Work For Kids; More Sleep, Less Stress For Kids

March 13, 2002

• Tom Ridge Introduces New Five-Level Color Coded System of Terror Alerts
• It Took Houston Jury Three Hours and 40 Minutes to Decide Yates Was Guilty of Capital Murder
• The Big Question: Is Drinking Good for Your Heart?
• Andrea Yates Found Guilty of Two Counts of Capital Murder
• Six Months After WTC Attacks, Flight School Notified Visas for Two Hijackers Had Been Approved
• Sound Off: Will Andrea Yates Sentence be Death or Life in Prison?
• Yankees Give Rivera Boot Over Theft Of Jeter's Glove
• New Yorker Looking for $10 Million Piece of Pie From 'Ice Age'
• Israel Deaths Mount
• New York's Gov. Pataki After 9/11
• FBI Trying to Unravel Mystery Surrounding Two Missing Girls in Oregon
• Man Discusses Abuse by Priest
• Cheney Visits With U.S. Troops on Sinai Peninsula
• Divorce Lawyer Discusses Jack, Jane Welch Split
• Wetlaufer Wrote Ironic Case Study in 1999
• American and Afghan Troops Say They're Now in Control of Shah- e-Kot Valley
• 11 Firefighters' Bodies Found At Ground Zero
• Lawyers Getting Ready for Next Phase of Yates Murder Trial
• Interview of Keith Olbermann

March 12, 2002

• Female Students Expressing Desire to Defend Themselves
• China Asking U.S. for Explanation About Report It's On List of Possible Nuclear Strike Targets
• The Big Question: What is Terror Threat Level Right Now?
• Vice President Dick Cheney Could be Setting Stage for Strike Against Iraq?
• Closing Arguments Will Begin Shortly in Trial of Andrea Yates
• Local Law Enforcement Played Crucial Role in Averting What Could Have Been Deadly Attack
• One of Most Dramatic Stories Coming Out of 9/11 Was That of Howard Lutnick, CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald
• Nearly Two Dozen Palestinians Killed in Israel
• Prosecution Will Get Its Chance Today to Cross Examine Marjorie Knoller
• Bin Laden's Women
• September's Mission Founder Discusses World Trade Center Site
• U.S., Coalition Troops Begin To Leave Shah-e-Kot Valley
• Second Girl Disappears From Oregon City Apartment Complex
• FAA May Ground A300s For Tests; Iris Scanning Debuts at Airports
• Iraq, Israeli-Palestinian Issues Intertwine On Cheney's Trip
• Palm Beach Bishop Resigns Over Sexual Misconduct
• Interview of Jim Copple, Nadine Strossen
• Interview of Queen Noor of Jordan
• Letterman To Stay At CBS, ABC Relations With Koppel Tarnished
• "A Beautiful Mind" Badmouthing Gets Reaction From Director, Actor

March 11, 2002

• New York's Firefighters Were at Their Bravest on 09-11
• The story of United Flight 93 is a story of real-life heroes
• Place That Saw Most Devastation on 09-11 Was Downtown New York
• On 09-11, Passengers Aboard United Airlines Flight 93 Voted to Do Something Extraordinary
• Bloomberg Faces Challenge of Walking in Giuliani's Shoes
• In a Matter of Moments, Giuliani's Place in History Forever Secured
• In Six Months Since 9/11, Government's Issued Four Broad Terrorist Alerts
• 09-11 Started as Crystal Clear Morning, But Ended in Tragedy
• Downtown New York Economy Still Hit
• Talk With Senior Presidential Adviser Karen Hughes
• Scene Outside Firehouse Devastated by 9/11 Attacks
• Gov. Pataki Discusses New York's Post-9/11 Recovery
• Interview of Bernard Kerik
• Italian Journalist Describes Return to Ground Zero
• Look at Fire Squad That Lost Six to 9/11 Attacks
• Pentagon Rises From the Ashes of September 11
• Impact of September 11 Felt in America's Heartland
• "New York Times" Profiles the Lives of 9-112 Victims
• Reporter's Notebook: 9/11
• Interview of Linda Perry Thorpe, Widow of 9/11 Victim

March 08, 2002

• U.S. Sending Former General Anthony Zinni Back to Middle East
• Jerry Seinfeld Buys Own Garage
• Terrorist Group Has Been Holding American Missionaries for Nearly a Year
• In Britain, Severely Paralyzed Woman Asking for Right to Die
• Operation Anaconda, War Continue
• In Operation Anaconda, U.S. and Afghan Fighters Battling Not only Terrorists, But Also High-Altitude Cold
• New York Fireman Discusses Work at World Trade Center
• Director Discusses 9/11 Fund
• Rosie O'Donnell is Out and Proud of It
• Unknown Illness Hits Afghans
• Israeli Soccer Team Light in Dark Days
• U.S. Troops Perform Well in Combat
• Sound Off: Did U.S. Military Send in Ground Troops Too Early?
• Interview of Taji Moore, Purple Heart Recipient
• Look at Conjurer Steve Cohen
• Kmart to Close 284 Stores; New Gadgets to Make Life Easier
• Fort Worth Police Find Out Story Behind Body by Side of Road Hit by Car
• Look at "The Laramie Project" an HBO Movie About Bigotry, Tolerance, Hate and Hope
• Interview of Michelle Long, Don Long, Lori Brigham
• Two Columns of Powerful Light Will Rise From Lower Manhattan on Six-Month Anniversary of 9-11
• Can Oscars Be Bought?

March 07, 2002

• Pentagon Says We May Never Know Precisely How U.S. Navy SEAL Neil Roberts Died
• Defense in Andrea Yates' Trial Has Rested
• Iraq's Deputy Foreign Minister Said Iraq Anticipating and Preparing for U.S. Assault
• American B-52s and Fighter Jets Pounding Opposition Forces in Eastern Afghanistan
• Is Paul McCartney's Plan to Marry Fiancee Driving a Wedge Between Him and Children From First Marriage?
• With Americans Living Longer, They're Facing New Questions About Retirement
• Battle for Gardez Rages On
• Sen. Leahy Discusses Bush Court Nominee
• The Big Question: Is Retirement at 65 Now Just a Dream?
• Former Vatican Ambassador Discusses Abuse Cases
• Reports Based on Intercepted E-Mails That Al Qaeda Fighters Trying to Regroup
• Another Suicide Bombing in West Bank
• Threat of Muslim Extremism Widespread in Southeast Asia
• Iraq in U.N. Talks Over Weapons Inspectors
• Does Mrs. Gary Condit Have a Case?
• Hubble Gets New Camera
• Female Polar Bear Taken From Circus in Puerto Rico
• Foundation Formed In Daniel Pearl's Name Seeks To Teach Tolerance

March 06, 2002

• Operation Anaconda Has Led to Bloodiest Fighting in Five-Month Old War
• Ashcroft Says No End in Sight to Kinds of Security Alerts We Have Seen Since 09-11
• Fashion Designers Already Focused on Next Fall
• New Details Beginning to Emerge About Operation Anaconda
• Dramatic New Study Links Air Pollution to Lung Cancer
• Olympic Gold Medalist Jimmy Shea Will be Getting a Hero's Welcome
• Stories of Soldiers' Deaths Out
• The Big Question: Do Women in Business Play by Different Rules?
• Priest, Lawyer Discuss Suspension for Abuse
• Sound Off: More Turmoil at ABC News This Morning
• Scandal-plagued Condit Loses Primary
• Tiger Woods and Britney Spears Each Have New Video Games Coming Out
• More Than 60 Gruesome Pictures From Columbine Crime Scene Have Been Leaked
• Al Qaeda, Taliban Put Up Fierce Resistance
• 'Sports Illustrated' Pieces Together Surprising Allegations in Jayson Williams Case
• Interview of Benazir Bhutto, Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Interview of Linda, Loretta Sanchez

March 05, 2002

• Intense Fighting Continues in Largest and Deadliest Assault Since Start of Military Campaign
• Lot of Reaction to Story that About Nuclear Threat Against New York
• Shuttle Astronauts Winding Up Second Spacewalk
• Is It Too Risky for Older Women to Have Babies?
• Rutgers University Study Revealed Epidemic of Cheating Among High School Students
• Deadly Escalation of Violence in Middle East
• Alarming Escalation of Violence in Middle East
• Intense Fighting Marks Anaconda Campaign
• Defense in Dog Mauling Murder Trial About to Begin Case
• HP-Compaq Merger Decision Expected Today
• New York Angered Over Terrorist Intelligence Gap
• Ozzy and Harriet Make Way for Ozzy Osbourne
• Operation Anaconda Continues in Paktia Province of Afghanistan
• Defense Calls Yates Psychiatrist
• Security Specialists: New York Nuclear Threat
• Interview of Shirley Dreifus, Spiros Kopelakis
• Expos Could Be Starting Final Season
• More Violence in the Middle East
• California Voters to Decide Political Races Today
• Interview with Condit and Cardoza Campaign Managers

March 04, 2002

• Spacewalk Being Performed by Astronauts from Space Shuttle Columbia
• Israeli Troops Met Heavy Resistance as They Moved Into Another Palestinian Refugee Camp
• The Big Question: Is It Right for CBS to Air Its 9/11 Documentary?
• Belgium Issues Warrant for Former Soviet Army Officer Believed to be Running Arms Smuggling Network
• Do Terrorists Still Present a Nuclear Threat?
• 50th Wedding Anniversary of Nancy and Ronald Reagan
• Should CBS Air Its 9/11 Documentary?
• FBI Investigating Montana Militia Group Suspected of Plotting Homegrown Revolution
• Regular Troops Join Forces in Afghanistan
• Journalist Discusses Yates Trial Interviews
• Majority Leader Daschle Standing by Comments Questioning Direction of War on Terror
• Former Education Secretary Discusses Middle East Violence
• New York's Bravest Displaying Some New Talents as Big Apple Goodwill Ambassadors
• Former '80s Pop Singing Sensation Tiffany Takes Off Clothes for 'Playboy'
• Interview of Seymour Hersh, "The New Yorker"
• Interview of Sam Rubin, KTLA Entertainment Editor

March 01, 2002

• Unreleased Government Report Says Much of U.S. Blanketed with Varying Degrees of Radioactivity
• Enron Memorabilia All the Rage in Britain
• Federal Appeals Court Overturns Obstruction of Justice Convictions of Three Officers
• Space Shuttle Columbia Lifts Off in Spectacular Fashion
• The Big Question: Why Is There a Shadow Government?
• Replication of "Munsters" House Being Built
• Fmr. Deputy National Security Adviser Discusses Government Bunkers
• Updates on Lewinsky Era Figures
• Shadow Government Set to Run U.S.
• Freeman Crusher Discusses Group Project Seven
• Thousands of High School and College Kids Converge on Hotspots for Spring Break
• Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle Says Military Campaign Might Not Turn Out to Be Success
• Mel Gibson's Vietnam War Movie "We Were Soldiers" Debuts This Week
• Bush Administration Implements Secret Cold War Plan to Ensure Fully-Functioning Government
• Interview of Andy Serwer, "Fortune"
• Russell Yates Tells Jury He Never Grasped Extent of Andrea's Mental Illness
• Number of Striking Detainees Drops
• Monica Lewinsky Back in Media Spotlight
• Letterman May Oust Koppel in Late Night TV

February 28, 2002

• The Big Question: Will Russell Yates' Testimony Save His Wife's Life?
• There Appears to Be Second Suicide Bombing Carried Out by Palestinian Woman
• Authorities Believe Body Found Yesterday in Remote Area Near San Diego That of 7-Year-Old Danielle Van Dam
• Michael Jordan's Playing Future in Question
• Faint Hopes of Danielle Van Dam's Parents Give Way to Tragic Reality
• Ten Die in West Bank Violence
• More Testimony Given in Dog Mauling Trial
• Bob Kerrey on Politics
• 'Good Housekeeping' Editor Discusses False Fat Claims
• Hotel Security Guard Pleads Guilty to Making False Statement
• Retail Landmark Century 21 Reopens in Manhattan
• The Big Question: Should Parents Be Able to Design Their Babies?
• Grammy Awards Presented Last Night
• Concern For Fate of Colombian Presidential Candidate Being Held Hostage by Rebel Guerrillas
• T-rex Much Slower Than Thought
• Hong Kong Restaurant Simulates Russian Winter
• Fashion at the Grammy Awards

February 27, 2002

• U.S. Getting Ready to Send From 100-200 Troops to Former Soviet Republic of Georgia
• The Big Question: Is the Catholic Church Denying its Own Priests Justice?
• Pakistan: No Objection to Extraditing Sheikh Despite Threats
• Talk With One of This Country's Most Highly Decorated War Veterans
• In Yates Murder Trial, Defendant's Mother and Husband Expected on Witness Stand Today
• In Andrea Yates Trial, Russell Yates Due to Take the Stand
• Aspirin Helps Ward Cancer
• Journalist Discusses Investigation of Bout Arms Network
• Man Accused of Kidnapping and Murdering Danielle Van Dam Has Day in Court
• Arraignment Probably Toughest Day For Van Dam Family
• Does Executing Mentally Impaired Killers Constitute Cruel and Unusual Punishment?
• Sound Off: Should Russell Yates Be Held Accountable?
• Students Want to Buy Expos
• Body Mint Uses Chlorophyll Derivative to Fight Odors
• Getting Ready for Grammy Awards

February 26, 2002

• Interview with Marianne Pearl
• Interview with HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson
• 'New York Times': No Evidence Bin Laden Got Nuclear Ingredients
• Julia Louise-Dreyfus' New Sitcom Premiers Tonight
• 'The Big Question': Is Underage Drinking an Epidemic in U.S.?
• Interview with Marc Klaas of Klaaskids Foundation
• World Security Tight
• Writer Comments on Reemergence of Condit Case
• Police Shooting Of Green Beret Caused By Communications Breakdown
• Actor Tom Cruise Wearing Braces
• Watkins, Skilling Face Off; Interview of Lowell Bergman
• Interview of Andy Serwer, "Fortune"
• Wal-Mart Looking to Tap Upscale Market

February 25, 2002

• Andrea Yates Murder Trial Entering Second Week
• The Big Question: Do Vaccinations Actually Help or Hurt Children?
• Look Back at Olympic Issues
• Powell Has Been Talking to Middle Eastern Leaders About Peace Talks
• Many Questions Surrounding Fatal Shooting at Home of Former Pro Basketball Star
• Utah Gov. Leavitt Discusses End of Olympics
• 2002 Winter Games Ended Last Night in Spectacular Fashion
• North Carolina Sheriff's Deputy Shot Two Soldiers From Army's Fort Bragg
• Lead Suspect in Daniel Pearl's Kidnapping and Murder in Court Earlier Today
• Pat Robertson on Islam
• NBA Star Jayson Williams May Turn Himself In Today
• White House Going on Defense as Congress Challenges Administration Over Enron Scandal
• Speed Skater Apolo Ohno Discusses Olympics
• Seven 9-11 Victims Suing Bin Laden, Al Qaeda, Taliban and Others
• Security Tightens Around Embassy in Rome After Tunnel Found
• Vampire Film 'Queen of the Damned' Takes a Bite Out of the Box Office
• Pentagon Searching for Next Generation of Green Berets
• Interview of John Walsh, "America's Most Wanted"
• New Capitol Visitor's Center Being Built
• Dog Mauling Trial Enters Second Week
• Interview of Jack Foote, Ranch Rescue

February 22, 2002

• Bush Calls Murder of 'Wall Street Journal' Reporter Criminal, Barbaric Act
• Could Latest Evidence Prejudice Jury in Yates Case?
• Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Tried to Reassure His Nation Yesterday
• An Incredible Day of Upsets at Olympics
• 'Funny Side Up'
• Dorothy Hamill Discusses Skating Upset
• Look at Legacy of Aaliyah
• Bodies Recovered After Helicopter Crash in Philippines
• The Big Question: Will the Russians Pull Out of the Olympics?
• Former Hostage Journalist Charles Glass Discusses Pearl Killing
• Henry Kissinger Speaks on the Middle East and U.S.-China Relations
• Everyone Talking About Olympic Skating Upset
• What Drives Those Journalists Who Continually Put Their Lives on the Line?
• Interview of Andy Serwer
• Federal Officials Issue New Guidelines in Effort to Provide Clarity on Issue of Mammograms
• Sound Off: Videotape, Audio Tape, Pictures in Andrea Yates's Trial
• Report in 'Vanity Fair' Casts Huge Shadow of Doubt Over Watkins' View of Lay
• Interview of Peter Jackson
• Pentagon Restricts Journalists in Afghanistan
• Bloomberg Leaves Town, Shuns Press

February 21, 2002

• President Bush in China
• 'Funny Side Up'
• Israel Says It's Now in Full-Scale Guerilla War with Palestinians
• Record Breaking Day for American Athletes at Winter Olympics
• Investigation of Fatal Shooting at Home of Former Basketball Star
• Documentary Reveals Stories of Selflessness and Bravery on 09- 11
• President Bush in Beijing on Final Leg of East Asia Tour
• Trial Focuses on Background of Dogs
• Palestinian Officials Announce Arrests in Killing of Israel's Tourism Minister
• Muslims Begin Final Leg of Hajj Pilgrimage
• Defense in Yates Trial Has Historically Difficult Task
• Gold Medalist Oksana Bayul Discusses Olympic Skating
• Olympic Oval Ice Custom Crafted for Top Speeds
• Friends of the Bowyer's Speak Out
• Interview of Andy Serwer, "Fortune"
• Ashcroft Under Fire For Religious References on Public Platform
• Sound Off: Raising Taxes on Cigarettes
• Rescue and Recovery Dogs Get Recognition
• Interview of Rock Newman, Boxing Promoter

February 20, 2002

• What's Behind All the Face Time for the Administration on Television These Days?
• 'The Cafferty File'
• Exciting and Historic Day at Olympics
• Today President Bush Travels to China
• Tonight at 8:02 PM, Day, Date and Time Will be Aligned in Perfect Palindromic Harmony
• More Violence in the Middle East
• Bush Heads to China
• Italian Police Claim to Foil Chemical Attack on U.S. Embassy in Rome
• Skaters Claim to Be Robbed of Olympic Bronze
• High School Teacher Discusses Forensics Classes
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Visits Olympic Athletes
• U.S. State Department Increasingly Alarmed by Iran's Activities in Afghanistan
• Harvard Education Program Director Discusses Supreme Court Voucher Case
• How Do You Survive Being Buried Alive?
• Interview of Andy Serwer, "Fortune"
• Sound Off: Should Truth be a Casualty of the War on Terrorism?
• Study: Heart Bypass Surgery May be More Dangerous for Women Than Men
• Forty Years Ago Today Astronaut John Glenn Became First American to Orbit Earth
• 50th Anniversary Edition of Amy Vanderbilt's "Complete Book of Etiquette" is Out

February 19, 2002

• This Week Marks Beginning of Annual Pilgrimage to Mecca
• Richard Butler on Al Qaeda and Taliban Financing
• In Middle East, Another Round of Attack and Retaliation Between Israelis and Palestinians
• The Big Question: Is Something Wrong with Texas Jails?
• President Bush Arrived in Seoul, South Korea Early This Morning
• Olympic Skating Gets New Judging System
• Gold Medalist Discusses Battles for Skating Gold
• Look at Spy Robert Hanssen's Old Haunts
• Andrea Yates' Lawyer Says She Was Psychotic When She Drowned Five Children
• Calvin Trillin Discusses Mistaken British Invasion of Spain
• FTC Says Buyer Beware of Psychic Hotlines
• ISU Changes How Skaters Are Scored and How Judge Are Selected
• Interview of Collin Vause, Brian Fahling
• Heber City Enjoys Slice of Olympic Fame
• Dog Mauling Trial Starts Today; Why Do Dogs Kill?
• Gay Penguins At the New York Aquarium

February 18, 2002

• Smithsonian Institution Trying to Preserve Historical Significance of President's Day
• Bush Endorses Japanese Prime Minister's Recession Plan
• The Big Question: Should U.S. Be More Aggressive to Free Hostages?
• President on a Week-Long Trip to Asia
• Attorneys for Andrea Yates Say She's Not a Murderer Because She's Insane
• Look at Top Movies This Weekend and Some Oscar Bounce
• Many Questions Remain About Subjective Nature of Judging Figure Skating
• Olympic Gold for Canadian Skaters
• Nevada Sen. Reid Discusses Bush Plan for Nuclear Waste Depository
• NASCAR Driver Ward Burton Celebrating Biggest Victory of His Career
• Gold Medalist Tara Lipinski Discusses Skating Scandal
• The Big Question: Can the Government Do a Better Job of Airport Security?
• Will Second Gold Medal Award Have Unforeseen Consequences?
• Utah Company Capitalizing on Practice of Polygamy in Utah
• Smithsonian Institution Has Exhibition Called 'The American Presidency'
• Yates Trial Begins; Interview of Dick DeGuerin, Defense Attorney
• Interview of Rusty Cash, Relative of Woman Found at Crematorium

February 15, 2002

• President Bush Leaves For Major Trip to Asia
• Olympic Skating Controversy Heading to Court
• Abu Zubaydah Has Emerged as Key Al Qaeda Figure
• The Big Question: Can Gary Condit Outrun His Past?
• Look at What's Happening in England
• Iranian Hostage, Attorney Discuss Reparations
• U.S. Figure Skater Timothy Goebel Sporting New Bronze Medal
• Reporter, Editor Discuss Olympic Skating Controversies
• Alleged Traitors in Alexandria Federal Court Today
• Rosie O'Donnell Publicly Outed by Barbara Walters
• The Fifth Amendment's Tarnished Image
• British Royal Family Members Arrive at Windsor Castle
• Teenagers Speak Out on MTV to Colin Powell
• Does Priestly Celibacy Contribute to Sexual Misconduct?
• New York's Fashion Week Strides to Finish
• The Newborns of September 11th Widows: Hope After Tragedy
• What Real Safety Changes Has NASCAR Undergone Since Losing One of Its Biggest Stars?
• Interview of Daniel Kripke, Sleep Researcher
• Wife of Missing American Journalist Issues Appeal

February 14, 2002

• Report Al Qaeda Has New Chief of Military Operations
• Canadian Olympic Officials Suggesting Second Gold Medal be Given to Canadian Team
• Global Warming Plan Offers Tax Incentives to Encourage American Businesses to Reduce Output of Greenhouse Gases
• New Zealanders Compile Book of Letters Expressing Solidarity with American People
• The Big Question: Are Police Any Closer to Finding Daniel Van Dam?
• Massachusetts Couple Being Ordered to Appear in Court and Produce Missing Baby
• Chief Suspect in Pearl Kidnapping Tells Judge He Thought Reporter Was Dead
• Discussion with Judge of U.S. National Ice Skating Competitions
• Former Enron Exec Sherron Watkins Will Testify Today
• Calls for Independent Review of Judging That Gave Russians Gold in Pairs Figure Skating
• In Enron Scandal, Powerful Women Have Taken Some Leading Roles
• Americans Wounded in Afghanistan
• Are the Clintons Being Unfairly Scrutinized?
• House Passes Campaign Finance Reform Bill At 3:00 AM
• Scientists Working To Unravel Mystery of Love
• FERC Investigating Enron to See if It Manipulated Energy Prices in California.
• Milosevic Says Nato Responsible For His Actions In Kosovo
• Aquarium Pipes Barry White Music to Sharks to Inspire Mating
• Rejection Line Offers Hope For Those Facing Annoying Number Seekers
• Former Miss America Attributes Pageant Problems To Communication

February 13, 2002

• Secretary of State Powell Says Regime in Iraq Must be Changed
• Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani Knighted by Queen Elizabeth
• New Developments in Case of Missing California Girl
• Evidence Since Attacks of 09-11 Say Americans Spending More Time at Home
• In a Few Hours, John Walker Will be Arraigned in Federal Court
• President Bush will Meet with Pakistani President
• Are the Olympic Figure Skating Competitions Rigged?
• International Skating Union to Investigate What's Being Called Questionable Scoring in Pairs Figure Skating Final
• Comments by Bush Trigger Anti-American Demonstrations Throughout Iran
• During Night, Peaceful End to Tense Seven-Hour Standoff At University in Connecticut
• This Morning, Bush Will Meet with Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf
• Activists Cliff May, Bob Beckel on Next Presidential Election
• American Speed Skater Casey Fitzrandolph Captures Gold Medal
• Look at Toys at Toy Fair on Fifth Avenue
• Walker Lindh to Enter Plea Today
• Ken Lay Comes Under Fire For Fifth Amendment Assertion
• Tribunal Also Tried Croats, Bosnians; Interview of David Scheffer
• NASCAR Driver Kelly Sutton Beats MS With Help of Prescription Drug
• Don't Call Him Sir: Giuliani Gets Knighted
• Interview of Nick Cassavetes, "John Q"

February 12, 2002

• Discussion with Director Ron Howard
• Discussion with Former U.N. Chief Weapons Inspector Richard Butler
• Review of Hollywood's Finest
• Look at Evolution of First Lady
• Where Are Terrorists Planning to Strike Next?
• How Has Latest and More Specific Threat Changed Security at Winter Games?
• Will Congress Learn Anything From Ken Lay?
• 'Weekly Intelligence Brief'
• FBI Issued an Urgent Terrorist Warning Last Night
• Firefighters Battling Two Large Brush Fires in Southern California
• Judging Controversy in Olympic Pairs Skating
• Warning Out About Yemeni; Interview of Rep. Jane Harman
• Cars Recovered From Ground Zero
• Interview of John Voight, Oscar Nominee
• Milosevic Accused of "Medieval Savagery"
• A Texas Spin on All Things Enron

February 11, 2002

• Britain's Express Sympathy After Death of Princess Margaret
• Will One-Time Slobodan Milosevic be Seen as Murderer or Martyr?
• Profile of Wife of Olympic Committee President
• Former Enron Chairman Ken Lay Will Appear Before Congressional Committee
• Both Israelis and Palestinians Increasing Their Firepower
• Is Air at Ground Zero Dangerous?
• Schwarzenegger's New Movie Spends Weekend Inflicting Collateral Damage at Box Office
• Sen. Clinton Discusses Concern Over Ground Zero Air Quality
• Israeli Attack Helicopters and F-16s Continue Retaliatory Strikes Against Palestinian Targets
• Britons Express Sympathy After Death of Princess Margaret
• The Big Question: Is It Fair to Compare Enron to Watergate?
• Enron Execs Got Huge Bonuses Before Collapse
• Interview of Kamal Kharrazi, Iranian Foreign Minister
• Britain's Princess Margaret Being Remembered
• Interview of Tom Clancy, Carl Stiner, Authors of "Shadow Warriors"
• At Madison Square Garden, They're Honoring Four-Footed Heroes of September 11th
• Lay Will Plead the Fifth; Congress Tackles Campaign Finance Reform
• Speaking with America's Snowboarding Gold Medalist, Kelly Clark
• The 126th Annual Westminster Dog Show Kicks Off Today
• Sidewalk Professor Takes Math to New York Streets

February 08, 2002

• Salt Lake City Olympic Security
• New Report Walker May Not Have Been Only American to Join with Taliban
• Look at What's Making News in England
• Olympic Security Takes to Air
• Gold Medalists Bonnie Blair, Carl Lewis Discuss Winter Games
• Moussaoui Sent Revealing and Disturbing E-Mail to Minneapolis Flight School
• Bush Administration Decided Taliban Fighters Will be Classified According to Geneva Conventions
• Man Accused of Trying to Storm Cockpit of United Flight Will Be in Court Today
• Is Enron the Next Watergate?
• Sound Off: Kenneth Cole Ads
• Red Cross Going to Great Lengths to Give Away Money; Nino's Restaurant in Manhattan Closing to Public
• Salt Gets Its Due in New Book
• CORRECTED COPY: FDA to Approve Botox Anti-wrinkle Procedure
• Federal Court Appearance for Man Charged with Busting into Cockpit
• The History of Lynching In America
• Pakistan Police Raiding Homes in Search for Clues About Missing Reporter
• Showtime in Salt Lake City
• President Bush Heads to Salt Lake Later Today

February 07, 2002

• Federal Government Says It Will No Longer Do Business with Argenbright
• Police Believe 7-Year-Old Taken From Home Over Weekend
• Powell Indicated U.S. Might Have to Go After Saddam Alone
• Two of Four Escaped Fugitives Who Broke Out of Texas Prison Caught Yesterday
• Did a U.S. Missile Attack Kill Osama Bin Laden?
• Hellfire Missile Believed to Have Struck and Killed One or More Al Qaeda Leaders Earlier This Week
• Successful Resolution to Flap Over How to Honor Flag from WTC; Discussion with HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson
• Officials Hoping to Find Out Whether Al Qaeda Leaders Killed in CIA Missile Strike
• Sharon to Ask Bush to Cut Arafat Ties
• Handful of Key Players From Enron Expected to Appear at House Hearing Today
• Amtrak's Woes Continue As Council Recommends Breakup
• FDA Planning to Approve Botox for Cosmetic Treatment
• Interview of Robert Baer, "See No Evil"
• Boston Authorities Worried About Shells
• Interview of Representative James Greenwood

February 06, 2002

• Local Police in California Investigating Disappearance of 7- Year-Old
• Iran Saying It Could Use Some Help in Finding Al Qaeda and Taliban Fighters
• Talk with Olympic Gold Medalist and Cofounder of Women's Sports Foundation
• John Walker Lindh Detention Hearing Scheduled Later This Morning
• Queen Elizabeth Marking 50th Anniversary of Ascension to British Throne
• U.S. Officials Have Confirmed Arrests of At Least Three People in Connection with Missing Reporter
• Bush Says No Cave Deep Enough for Bin Laden to Hide
• The Big Question: Can Government Keep Your Retirement Money Safe?
• Controversial New Schwarzeneggger Film Opens This Weekend
• New Study Released Shows Baby Fat May Not Be So Innocent After All
• Child Poet Discusses Work
• Taliban-American John Walker Lindh Asks for Bail
• Mr. Potato Head Now 50
• Interview of Senators Lieberman, Leahy
• Dion Rich Discusses Gate Crashing Career With 'Sports Illustrated''s Rick Reilly
• IOC Won't Let U.S. Athletes at Opening Ceremony to Carry Tattered Flag Recovered at Trade Center
• Reagan Turns 91; Interview With Dennis Revell

February 05, 2002

• Word U.N. Giving Chilly Reception to Proposal from Iraq to Reopen Talks
• Philippines Has Become a New Front in War on Terrorism
• Investigation Into Who's Behind Anthrax Attacks Continues to Come Up Empty
• Where is Ken Lay?
• A Unique View of U.S. Military Psychological Operations
• Justice Department Rejecting Request for Special Prosecutor to Lead Criminal Investigation of Enron
• Since 9/11 Many Parents Have Focused More on Family Time
• President Bush Said Country Faced New Realities as He Unveiled $2 Trillion Budget
• Where Are Rest of the Al Qaeda and Taliban?
• Government's Plan to Distribute Federal Funds to Families of Victims of 09-11 Under Fire
• Retired Priest, Parishioner Discuss Boston Child Molestation Scandal
• Charity Purchase Dollars May Not Find Their Way to Charities
• Locating Bin Laden, al Qaeda Tough Battle
• Interview of David Gardner, "The Last of the Hitlers"
• Flip Side: Where Does the Average American Think bin Laden Is?
• Danielle Van Dam Abduction Case Has No Leads Yet
• Dirty Rotten Numbers: Off the Books Investments
• The Big Question: Do Inmates Have Too Many Rights?
• McCain Back At Mayo Clinic For Skin Graft After Lesion Removal

February 04, 2002

• Kenneth Lay Decides Against Appearing Before a Senate Commerce Committee Hearing
• Discussion with Former U.N. Chief Weapons Inspector Richard Butler
• The Big Question: Is There a Link Between Drug Use and Terrorism?
• Super Bowl XXXVI Paid Tribute to Victims of September 11th and Those on Front Lines
• President Bush Will Make His Budget Public Today
• Sen. Byron Dorgan Discusses Enron Investigation
• Bostonians Celebrate Patriots Super Bowl Win
• Is There Anything New in Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat's Latest Peace Offer?
• Military in Afghanistan Comments on Defense Budget
• Who Took the Coveted Title of Best Super Bowl Commercial?
• Dell Grabs Market Share With Good Prices, Commercial Series
• U.S. Tracking Al Qaeda Suspects in Middle Eastern Nation of Yemen
• Latest on Disappearance of Daniel Pearl
• Reporter's Notebook: Bill Hemmer
• Camp X-Ray Prisoners Finding Ally in U.S. Uniform
• Former Chairman of Enron Supposed to Appear Before Congress Today
• George Mitchell Speaks on the Middle East
• Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers Have Been Silent for Days
• Morning Buzz
• Pakistani Authorities Widen Search for Kidnapped Reporter
• In Middle East, Harsh Words Flying in Wake of Recent Violence
• Queen Rania of Jordan, Jacques Francois Martin of Vaccine Fund Discuss World Health
• Some Companies Profiting in Name of Charity

February 01, 2002

• Look at What's Going on in England
• Was U.S. Nuclear Power Plant Next Target for Terrorists?
• Discussion with Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao
• Look at Interview with Osama Bin Laden by Al Jazeera
• Latest Execution Deadline Set by Kidnappers of "Wall Street Journal" Reporter
• Despite Calm, 4,000 Police Patrol WEF
• King of Jordan Praises Bush's Middle East Policy
• New Orleans Mayor Discusses Super Bowl Preparation
• The Big Question: Can U.S. Protect Nuclear Power Plants?
• War on Terror and America's Relationship with Saudi Arabia
• 'Reporter Roundtable'
• Interview of Prince Turki al Faisal
• Growing Controversy About Mammograms
• Controversy over Classifying Developing Fetuses

January 31, 2002

• Congress, White House, GAO Heading For Court Showdown
• Unchanged Interest Rate May Signal Strengthening Economy
• Photographs of Landmarks Found in al Qaeda Houses
• WEF Protests Begin
• NYC Firefighters Reserve the Right To Sue City Over WTC Cough
• Discussion With WEF Security Firm CEO
• Ultimatum on Pearl's Life Stands Despite Pleas from Editor, Wife
• Authorities: Anyone Could Have Written List Found in Afghanistan
• Army Staff Sgt. Discusses Enduring Freedom
• Interview of Javad Zarif, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister
• Looking Ahead to Sunday's Super Bowl Ads
• White House Will Hold Firm in GAO Suit
• CASA President Discusses New Drug Abuse
• Interview of Captain Peter Gorman
• Profiling Andy Fastow, Enron's Former CFO
• Interview of Representative Henry Waxman
• The Dell Guy Gives Dell A Boost Computer Industry Slowdown
• Morning Buzz: Sharon Issues Inflammatory Statement

January 30, 2002

• Look at Reaction Among Men and Women of America's Armed Forces to President's Remarks
• Book Bigger and Glossier Than Ever Compiles Tabloids Over the Years
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Disturbing News for Bush Family This Morning
• In State of the Union, President Bush Covers a Lot of Ground
• President's Domestic Agenda Remains a Dividing Line
• Daughter of Florida Governor Jeb Bush Arrested Yesterday
• American Airlines' Pilots Asking Airbus A300 be Grounded Might Get Their Wish
• In This Election Year, What Has Changed?
• Is Florida Governor Jeb Bush's Family Problem Our Business?
• Sometimes Best Way to Get a Message Across is With a Punchline
• Death Toll Rises in Nigerian Munitions Explosion
• Americans Want More Details on Bush's Economic Plans
• Are They Happy at White House With the President's Performance?; Discussion with California Congressman Henry Waxman
• Employees at Illinois Flag Manufacturer React to State of the Union
• 7,000-Pound Satellite About to Make Uncontrolled Re-Entry into Earth's Atmosphere
• Interview of Bob Martinez, Edward Harrison
• Address Watched Carefully Internationally
• Prescription Drug Abuse a Growing Problem

January 29, 2002

• 'Morning Buzz'
• Will President Bush Deliver?
• Mayor of Small Florida Fishing Village Goes After Satan Himself
• Pakistani Group Holding Missing Reporter Demanding Return of Pakistani Detainees
• Tonight President Bush Will Focus on War and Economy
• Up to Two Thirds of Detainees at Guantanamo's Camp X-Ray May be Saudi Citizens
• A Look at Some of the Top Stories This Morning
• War and Economy Will Be Front and Center Tonight When President Speaks to Nation
• Discussion with House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt
• Should U.S. Try to Rescue Kidnapped Reporter?
• Bush Considering Funding to Promote Marriage for Welfare Recipients
• Discussion with Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott
• The Big Question: Should the Bible Be Politically Correct?
• Parents Discuss Thwarted Vietnamese Adoptions
• Mike Tyson's Out of Ring Episodes May Factor in Licensing Decision
• Missouri Town Angered Over Lead Cleanup
• Economy Expected to be Big Focus in State of the Union

January 28, 2002

• Search Continues for "Wall Street Journal" Reporter Daniel Pearl
• St. Louis Rams and New England Patriots Headed to Super Bowl XXXVI
• Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld Restating Administration's Hard Line on Detainees
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Is There Now a Rift in Bush Administration Over How Detainees at Camp X-Ray Should be Classified?
• News That Bush Administration Headed for High Profile Showdown with Congress
• Joint U.S. and Afghan Operation to Capture Pocket of Al Qaeda Terrorists Ends
• U.S. Forces Move to Try to Capture Group of Al Qaeda Fighters
• In Mideast, Another Round of Deadly Violence Raising Stakes for U.S.
• Cheney Says He Won't Give Congressional Investigators Infornmation About Enron-Related Documents
• Look at Some of the Top Stories in the News
• Discussion with Palestinian Chief Negotiator
• Hamid Karzai Will Attend Flag-Raising Ceremony at Afghanistan's Embassy in U.S.
• Study Shows Drinking May Ward Off Alzheimer's and Other Forms of Dementia
• Pentagon Would Consolidate Homeland Defense
• Security on Small Airlines; NYPD Brings In Former CIA Agent
• Look at Murder That Shocked Wealthy Enclave of East Hampton, New York
• Artist Recreates Human Digestive System
• Marjan the Lion, Symbol of Afghan Survival, Dies of Old Age
• Family of MIT Suicide Discuss Lawsuit

January 25, 2002

• Is Their a "Sports Illustrated" Cover Jinx?
• 'Morning Buzz'
• John Walker Lindh Makes First Court Appearance Yesterday
• Schoold Bus Driver Had a New Destination in Mind
• Bomber Riding a Motor Scooter in Tel Aviv Attacked a Group of People Near a Bus Station
• 'Over There'
• American Taliban in Prison
• Are Mammograms Ineffective?
• Morning Buzz: on War
• House Members Discuss Women's Wages
• Aboard the USS John C. Stenis
• Mayors Discuss Homeland Defense
• Hockey Dad Killer to Get Sentence
• Sen. Max Cleland Discusses War Detainees
• FTC Wants to Establish a National 'Do Not Call' Registry
• Sound Off: Fair Trial For Lindh?
• Document Shredding Can Be a Way of Life

January 24, 2002

• In California, Jury Selection Will Begin Today in Case of Fatal Dog Attack
• Kenneth Lay Announced His Resignation
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Libya Seeks Forgiveness for Pan Am 103; Victims' Families React
• Customs Has Additional Responsibility of Trying to Prevent Terrorists from Bringing in Weapons of Mass Destruction
• John Walker Back in United States
• Morning Buzz
• Rep. Tauzin Leads Charge Against Enron, Anderson
• Army Has Taken Over Command Duties at Kandahar Airport; Pentagon Suspends Transfer of War Combatants to Guantanamo Bay Facility
• Lay Resignation Little Surprise to Enron Employees
• Interview of John Bolton, Undersecretary of State
• Lt. Col. McSally Continues Suit Against Defense Department
• Interview of Allen Wastler, Money.com
• Many Americans Unaware of Kmart's Filing for Bankruptcy

January 23, 2002

• One of Six Patients in World to Receive Latest Approved Artificial Heart Released From Hospital
• Case of Alleged Kidnapping of Clark Bowers Met with Good Deal of Skepticism
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Was He or Wasn't He the Boston Strangler?
• Abdel Baset Al-Megrahi To File Appeal at The Hague
• Now Infamous Taliban American Expected to Arrive on U.S. Soil
• American Taliban Walker On His Way to U.S, Not Cuba
• Attorney General John Ashcroft Says John Walker Will be Brought to Justice in Federal Court in Virginia
• Enron Behaving Badly: Document Shredding and Bully Tactics
• People of Walker's Hometown Reacting to News of His Return to U.S.
• FBI Director Robert Mueller Made a Stop in Afghanistan Today
• Here's What I Don't Get
• The Morning Buzz
• Reality Shows or Silliness?
• Mohammed Khan Deported to Pakistan Without Money, Family, Supplies
• How Will John Walker React When He Arrives on U.S. Soil Later Today?
• Two Dead in Jerusalem; Interview of Alon Pinkas, Israeli Ambassador
• Olympics Haven't Begun Yet, and Already There is a Figure Skating Controversy
• Sound Off: Unlawful Deportation, Ashcroft, Libya
• A History of Dogs Through Pictures

January 22, 2002

• New Accusations of Document Shredding at Enron
• Are the Afghan Detainees Programmed to Kill?
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Authorities Following Trail of Reid's E-Mail Across Europe
• New DNA Evidence Could Now Exonerate Man Thought to be Boston Strangler
• When Two Planes Fly Into Two Buildings, Is It One Occurrence, or Two?
• International Outcry Over Way Detainees Being Treated Continues
• American Movie Touches a Raw Nerve in Somalia as It Retells Story of Failed U.S. Military Mission
• International Eyes Are Focused on How U.S. is Treating What Others Are Calling War Criminals
• Taliban American John Walker Beginning Journey Back to United States
• The Human Face of The Enron Collapse: The Lindquist Family
• Somali Activist Downs 'Black Hawk Down'
• How Did Rush Limbaugh Regain His Hearing?
• Interview of Oreta and Paul Burnham, Mary Jones
• "Black Hawk Dawn" Bootleg Premiers in Mogadishu
• Americans Do Not Know of Dick Cheney
• Braving Molten Rock and Earthquakes Following Eruption of a Volcano, Residents of Goma, Congo Return
• Interview of Maureen Castaneda, Former Enron Executive

January 21, 2002

• 'Morning Buzz'
• Here's What I Don't Get
• 'New York Times': Ken Lay Selling All of Stock He Owned to Shore Up Other Investments
• First Major Entertainment Show of Year All Glitter and Stars Last Night in Beverly Hills
• Bush Administration Sounding Familiar Theme in War Against Terrorism: It's Not Over Yet
• U.S. Officials Say It Was Probably Not Enemy Fire That Caused U.S. Helicopter to Crash; Some Signs of Kidney Failure When Some Witnesses Last Saw Bin Laden
• Half the Town of Goma Now Covered by Lava From Deadly Volcano That Began Erupting a Few Days Ago
• New Book by Former CIA Officer Harshly Criticizes Former Agency for Way It's Not Gathered Intelligence
• New Report Claims Secret U.S. Airlift of Pakistani Military Advisors Out of Afghanistan Was Also an Escape Route for Enemy
• How Do You Rebuild a Nation That Has Spent Two Decades Torn Apart by War?
• Andrea Yates: Were There Signs? Were They Overlooked?
• Investigation by Authorities in Europe Suggests Reid Had Some Help With Foiled Plan
• At Guantanamo Bay, as Number of Prisoners Continues to Grow, So Does International Outcry Surrounding Their Treatment
• Reviewing the Golden Globes
• New Plan Gives Illegal Immigrants Equal Status with American Citizens When It Comes to Attending State Colleges in California
• Interview of Hal Rubenstein, "In Style" Magazine
• Scientists Discover Second Gene Connected to Prostate Cancer
• Interview of Alex Kuczynski, Raoul Felder
• Unload Maneuver Could Fight Terrorists On Board Planes

January 18, 2002

• In Leicester, England, Eight Men Arrested Under Britain's Terrorism Act
• U.S. Justice Department Taking War on Terrorism Directly to American Public
• Airport Security Around Country Supposed to Improve Today
• Israel Strikes in Response to Attack by Palestinian Gunman on Israeli Girl's Bat Mitzvah
• 'Morning Buzz'
• New Memos Show Accounting Firm Expressing Concern about Enron's Bookkeeping Practices Almost a Year Ago
• Kmart's Blue Lights Could All Be Turning Red
• Justice Department Releases Tapes, Makes World Wide Appeal
• Coast Guard To Start Inspecting Containers At Point Of Origin
• New Security Regulations Get Mixed Reactions on First Day
• Should U.S. Afghans Who Refuse To Help In Terrorist Hunt?
• Shoe Bombing Suspect Reid Back in Boston Court Today
• British Authorities Have Arrested 17 Terror Suspects Over Past Several Days, Most in City of Leicester
• Sound Off: Should Corporations Pay Taxes?
• Four Senate Democrats Ask Justice Department to Change Proposed Rules Governing Distribution of Funds to 9-11 Victims
• British Force Helps Afghan Police; Bounty Hunters Look for Suspects
• Were Stars Already in Line for Another Media Scandal when Enron Came Along?
• At the Met: Xtreme Beauty, The Body Transformed
• New Regulations Have Yet to Slow Airports
• Party at Golden Globe Awards Not to be Missed
• Interview of Robert Bray, Virginia Port Authority

January 17, 2002

• Another Memo from Whistle Blower Sherron Watkins Has Been Uncovered
• 'Reporter's Notebook' from Afghanistan
• Rumsfeld Says He Thinks Bin Laden in Still in Afghanistan; Nine-Count Indictment Returned Yesterday Against Shoe Bomb Suspect
• Team of Travelers Just Back from Visiting Syria, Jordan, Egypt and Israel
• American Troops Setting Up Camp On Island in Philippines; Homeland Security Now Part of Daily Vernacular
• Al Qaeda Financier Claims to Have Some Detailed Information About Whereabouts of Bin Laden
• Starting Tomorrow, Every Single Bag Going on an Airplane Supposed to be Screened
• Talk with Teen Sensation Mandy Moore
• Mysterious Al Qaeda Financier Said He Has Some Detailed Information on Bin Laden's Whereabouts
• U.S. Action in Somalia Looks More Likely
• Chandra Levy Case Heating Up Again
• Boxing Analyst Discusses Ali's Birthday
• Father John Geoghan Has Been Accused of Sexually Molesting Some 130 Young Boys
• What Do People Know of Enron?

January 16, 2002

• Forecast for Airline Industry Continues to be Cloudy
• State Department Says Report of American Hostage in Afghanistan Being Taken Very Seriously
• 'Morning Buzz'
• A Discussion of the Enron Letter
• If an American Has Been Kidnapped in Afghanistan, What Would It Take to Get Him out?
• Coast Guard Undertakes Mission to Make 8-Year-Old Florida Boy's Dream Come True
• Many Asking Why Isn't John Walker Facing Death Penalty?
• Congressional Investigators Meet with Arthur Andersen Partner Who Headed Enron Account
• Attorney General Says John Walker Turned on Country and Must Now Suffer Consequences
• All Eyes Focused on Role of Enron's Accountants in Scandal
• Talk with Author of 'My Country Versus Me'
• In Enron Scandal, There May be Some Electronic Fingerprints Left Behind
• Secretary of State Tries to Cool Tensions in South Asia
• In Failure of Enron, Many Employees Lost Their Life Savings
• As Taliban and Al Qaeda Fighters Shipped to Cuba, Questions About Their Status and Treatment
• When it Comes to Over-the-Counter Drugs, Americans May be Taking Too Much of Good Thing
• Taliban American Indicted
• War on Terror Looks to Somalia
• Colin Powell in Pakistan
• Interview of Kelly Campbell, Relative of 9/11 Victim
• Interview of Elizabeth Wurtzel, "More, Now, Again"
• Somalia: Next in War on Terrorism?
• Sundance Festival Home to Unique Films

January 15, 2002

• Coccooning and Nesting Watch Words for 2002
• Off Screen, Kirk Douglas Sunk Lower and Became More Depressed Than Most People Would Ever know
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Stench Emanating from Enron Continues to Get Worse
• At site of World Trade Center Disaster, Workers Have Hit Rock Bottom
• In Just a Few Hours, Former Fugitive Christian Longo Expected to be Extradited to Oregon
• U.S. Military Moving on After Fierce Bombing Campaign
• According to Harvard Law Professor, Word 'Nigger' an Important Part of African-American History
• In Eastern Afghanistan, U.S. Wrapping Up Bombing Campaign Against Suspected Al Qaeda Caves
• New Evidence Suggests Enron Executives Hiding Losses and Reaping Benefits of Company's Inflated Net Worth
• Many Enron Employees Lost Life Savings When Company Filed for Bankruptcy
• Study Shows More People Than Previously Believed Might Benefit from Taking Aspirin
• U.S., Afghan Bomb Victims Meet; Somalia Next?
• Retail Down Less Than Expected
• Surgery Performed on Detainee in Cuba
• New Home Products on Display
• Cape Cod Hit With Genuine Murder Mystery
• President Bush Now Has Associated Food: The Pretzel

January 14, 2002

• Thomas Junta Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter
• Annual Sundance Film Festival Going on in Utah Right Now
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Hillary Clinton Saying Government's Formula for Handing Out Aid Not Fair; Tom Ridge Says Nation Now 'Safer Than it Was on September 11th'
• 30 More Al Qaeda and Taliban Unlawful Combatants on Way to Camp X-Ray in Cuba
• "Time" Magazine Reports Arthur Andersen & Company Ordered Employees to Destroy Documents Related to Enron Case
• What Could Have Caused President's Collapse Last Night?
• President Bush Received Small Abrasion on Cheek and Fat Lip After Brief Fainting Spell
• 'Intelligence Briefing'
• "Time" Article Says Andersen Intentionally Destroyed Documents
• Sound Off: Does Enron Illustrate Need for Changing Campaign Finance Laws?
• Interview of William Larach, Enron Shareholders' Attorney
• How Detainees Will Be Interrogated in Guantanamo Bay
• Hoberman's Arch Getting Major Debut in Upcoming Olympics
• President Leaves for Tour After Pretzel Incident
• U.S. Pounds al Qaeda Training Camp; Bio-warfare Documents Available
• Enron Under Congressional, Wall Street Scrutiny
• Prince Harry's Visit to Phoenix House
• Interview of Jerry Bruckheimer
• Elliot Gould Remembers "The Fantasticks"

January 11, 2002

• Enron's Auditor Says It Destroyed Documents Related to Case
• Sniper Fire Erupted at Kandahar Airport
• Two Tourists and Pilot of Single-Engine Cessna Crash
• 'The Morning Buzz'
• General Calling Shots in War in Afghanistan from United States
• Twenty Taliban and Al Qaeda Prisoners Due to Arrive Today at Guantanamo; Discussion with Senator Joseph Biden
• Possible Plan to Assassinate Florida Governor Jeb Bush Foiled
• Many Questions Raised About Enron's Political Connections
• Five People Have Served as Governor to State of New Jersey in Last Eight Days
• Alleged Assassination Plot Against Florida Governor Jeb Bush
• Funeral for First American Soldier to Die by Hostile Fire Will Take Place Today
• Interview of Sarah Ferguson
• Discussion with Jerusalem Mayor Ehud Olmert
• Flying Above Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Two Tourists and Pilot of Single-Engine Cessna Crash
• Sound-off: Julianne Malveaux, Ann Coulter
• September 11 Memorialized in Miniatures, Paint Jobs
• 'Media Roundtable'

January 10, 2002

• Deadly Crash of Marine Refueling Plane in Pakistan Reminds Us How Dangerous Military Mission Over There Is
• Talk with Member of Applied Digital Solutions and Member of Electronic Frontier Foundation
• Look at Some of Morning's Top Stories
• "New York Times" Reports Iran Sending Agents into Afghanistan
• In Hockey Dad Trial, Closing Arguments Scheduled to Begin in Just a Couple of Hours
• Seven marines Killed in Crash of Air Tanker
• Seven Marines Killed in Plane Crash
• Crash of U.S. Refueling Jet Grim Reminder of Dangers in War on Terrorism
• A Lot of Former Clinton Staffers Running for Political Office
• Two Panda Superstars Have Been on Public Display for Past Year and Appear No Worse For Wear
• Government Finally Admitting Connection Between Gulf War Veterans and ALS
• Closing Arguments Expected This Morning in Junta Trial
• Interview of Kenneth Starr, Former Independent Council
• Second Team Trying to Reach Crash Site in Pakistan
• Internet Car Buying a Good Deal
• Discussion with Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge About Olympic Security
• U.S. Now Holding More Than 350 Detainees at Kandahar Airport

January 09, 2002

• Former Serbian Leader Slobodan Milosevic Went Before The Hague Tribunal
• Muslim Teenager Says She Was Forced to Remove Head Scarf After Passing Through Security at BWI
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Canada Has Toughest Anti-Smoking Campaign in World
• Thomas Junta's Defense Attorneys Have Been Presenting Their Case
• New Book Say Negotiations by U.S. with Taliban for Oil May Have Interfered With Efforts to Get Bin Laden
• Two Developments This Morning Raise Questions About What Bush Administration Was Willing to Do in Pursuit of Oil
• In Afghanistan, American Deaths So Far Have Been Small Compared to Other Wars
• The Big Question: Should the Moussaoui Trial be Televised?
• Testimony From More Children, Junta Expected Today
• U.S. Bombs Zawar Kili Camp; Afghan Women Want Jobs Along With Aid
• Prada Has Opened What May be Most Avant-Garde Store in Entire World
• Buchanan Blames Death of Countries on Lower Birth Rates
• Hockey Dad, Medical Examiner To Take Stand Before Defense Rests
• Afghan Detainees, Including Top Al Qaeda May Move This Week To Cuba
• Bush Headlines Fund-raiser For His Brother
• Interview of Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistani Ambassador
• Insights On The Success of The Military Operations in Afghanistan
• January Effect Fizzles Early
• Interview of David Friend, "Vanity Fair" Magazine
• Interview of Renae Chapman, Wife of Nathan Chapman

January 08, 2002

• Debate Heating Up Over What to Do With Ground Zero
• 'Morning Buzz'
• End of Winning Streak for New Year for Stock Market
• News That Charles Bishop Stole a Plane and Committed Suicide Came as Shock to Some of Those Who Knew Him
• Explosive New Book Published in France Alleges that U.S. Was in Negotiations to Do a Deal with Taliban
• Tampa Plane Crash Has Renewed Concerns about Security at Smaller Airports
• Look at FBI Spy Robert Hannsen
• Delegation of U.S. Senators Talking About What They Have Found in Trip to Afghanistan and Pakistan
• Man Accused of Killing Wife and Three Young Children Still at Large
• With War in Afghanistan Going Well, President Bush Has Turned His Attention to Putting People Back to Work
• Sunday Sees Heavy Bombing in Afghanistan
• Is Earth at Risk of Colliding with an Asteroid?
• Interview of Joshua Mortensen, Who Studied With Walker in Yemen
• Bush In Ohio To Sign Education Reform Bill
• Interview of Rod Paige, Secretary of Education
• Previewing Stocks That Will Drive The Market Today
• Interview of Jesse Ventura, Governor of Minnesota
• Hunt for bin Laden Winds Down; Musharraf To Make Important Speech
• President Signs Education Bill in Ohio
• Prosecution Wrapping Up in Junta Trial

January 07, 2002

• In Tampa Plane Crash, It Appears Teenage Pilot Had a Death Wish
• First Airstrikes in Five Days Carried Out Overnight in Eastern Afghanistan
• Latest on Three-Month-Old War in Afghanistan
• Nearly Four Months After Terrorist Attacks Of September 11, Many Families Have Barely Found Time to Grieve
• Sergeant Nathan Ross Chapman Being Remembered Today as a Devoted Family Man
• Is the U.S. Effort to Root Out Terrorists Going Beyond Defeat of Al Qaeda and Bin Laden?
• Look at What's Happening at Ground Zero
• Morning Buzz: Trials, Political Forecasts
• Leading FDNY In The Face Of Crisis
• Crime Writer Released, May Face Jail Again
• Interview of William Pollack, Author of "Real Boys" Series
• Rink Manager Testifies in Junta Trial
• Zacarias Moussaoui Wants Trial Televised
• U.S. Should Saudi Arabia To Stop Anti-American Rhetoric In Schools
• Sound Off: Daschle-Bush Economy Sparring
• Waterbeds: They Do the Milk Good.

January 04, 2002

• Visitors to Host City for Olympic Games Might Encounter Moose
• Adult Violence at Kid Sporting Events at Center of Trial
• Reports Flying About Whereabouts and Rumor of Arrest of Taliban Leader Mullah Mohammad Omar
• Pentagon Turning to Some New Tools in Propaganda War
• First Airstrikes in Five Days Carried Out Overnight in Eastern Afghanistan
• Story of One Family Living Near a Nuclear Power Plant in New York
• Conflicting Information Coming Out About Elusive Taliban Leader
• U.S. Special Forces Teams Involved in Hunt for Mullah Omar
• Accusations Flying Between American Airlines Pilot and Secret Service Agent He kicked Off His Plane
• Can a New Coach Restore Notre Dame to Football Prominence?; Miami Hurricanes Smelling the Roses
• Two College Buddies Taking Walk Across Country to Honor Victims of September 11th
• Asian Front Lines Diplomatically Delicate
• What's Hot and What's Not for 2002
• Youth Sports Murder Trial Resumes
• North Carolina Governor Discusses Snows
• Tourism Hotspots Have Taken Big Hit in Recent Months
• Some Insights into Who May Win Big at This Year's Grammys
• In Middle East, a Seizure of Weapons Could Add to Tensions
• Accusations Fly Between Airline Pilot, Secret Service Agent

January 03, 2002

• Tracking Omar, Watching Detainees in Afghanistan
• Snow Makes Burlington, NC Rush Hour Non-Existant
• Snow Continues to Fall This Morning in Parts of the South
• Taliban Resistance Pockets Will Be Trouble For Some Time
• Congressional Members to Visit Southern Asia
• Search For Omar Intensifies
• American Airlines Pilot Says He Intends to File Complaint Against Arab-American Secret Service Agent
• Columbia, South Carolina Shut Down By 2 Inches of Snow
• You May Soon See a Change in Your Telephone Bill
• Retailers Came Out of Holiday Shopping Season Breathing Heavy Sigh of Relief
• For Southerners, Even a Dusting of Snow Can Mean Some Big Problems
• In Boston, Man Charged with Beating Another Man to Death Over Children's Hockey Goes on Trial
• Snowstorm Has Disrupted Air Traffic in South
• Update on Operations in Afghanistan
• Hockey Dad Will Claim Self Defense in Manslaughter Trial
• In Raleigh, North Carolina, Workers Are Clearing the Roads
• Update on Marines in Kandahar
• Christian Longo To Be Featured On "AMERICA'S MOST WANTED"
• U.S. Trying to Jumpstart Peace Process in Middle East
• Ask CNN: What is the Worst Blizzard That Ever Occurred in United States?
• Army Specialists Sent to Interrogate Detainees
• Columbia Paralyzed by Snowstorm
• Interview of Dan Bursch, Yury Onufrienko, and Carl Walz, Astronauts
• Coming Attractions for 2002
• Hockey Dad Trial to Begin Today
• The Wedding Singer, Kabul Style

January 02, 2002

• Raging Brush Fires Move Closer to Australia's Biggest City
• What is on Horizon for Nation's Airlines?
• How Will Euro Fare Across Europe?
• What Are Odds of Capturing Mullah Mohammad Omar?; Zacarias Moussaoui Goes Before Federal Judge This Morning in Alexandria, Virginia
• Busy Start to New Year for Those on Front Line in War on Terrorism
• Marines Return From Intelligence Mission
• Marine Intelligence Mission Deemed Successful
• Moussaoui Likely to Plead Not Guilty
• Insights on Latest Missions in Afghanistan
• Medicine in 2001, Looking to 2002
• Moussaoui To Be Arraigned; Marines Search Compound
• One of Most Common New Year's Resolutions to Lose Weight and Get Into Shape
• Interview of Barry Lawrence, Career Adviser
• Bush in Texas, West Coast, Washington For Rest of Week
• Duhalde Takes Argentine Reigns
• Home Office Becoming The New Family Room
• Seeking Answers on Boston Zoo Lioness Death

January 01, 2002

• New Year Begins With Marine Mission
• Mission Against Baghran Begins New Year For Marines
• Bloomberg Begins Tough Job in New York
• Wedding Band Of Flight 93 Victim Brings Comfort
• The Challenging Year Of President Bush
• Euro Debut Brings Implications
• After New Year's: New York Clean Up Begins
• Giuliani's Good Times, Bad Times
• Russian Holiday Shopping Begins
• Marines On the Move in Helmand Province
• U.S. Marines Moving on Hellman Province in Afghanistan
• India and Pakistan Ease Tensions
• 2002 Congressional Elections: Who Will Win Big?
• Clearing Away Buffalo's Deluge of Snow
• Marines Mission in Hellman Province in Afghanistan
• Michael Kramer and Rich Lowry Review 2001 and Peak at 2002
• Good Times at the Twin Towers
• No Holiday for Marines in Afghanistan
• Big Apple's New Mayor Faces Many Challenges
• Remembering Rudy Giuliani as New York's 107th Mayor
• Euro Debuts in 12 Nations
• Marines Hope to Gather More Data on Taliban and Bin Laden
• Gazing Into the Crystal Ball for 2002
• Bowl Season for College Football
• Festive Floats Mark the Rose Parade
• U.S. and Opposition Forces Detain 189 in Kandahar

December 31, 2001

• Bagram Bombing May Resume
• New York Ready to Celebrate 2002
• Profile of Marine Pianist
• Euro Arrives With New Year
• Photographer Discusses 'Year in Pictures'
• Times Square Safe for New Year's
• Rudolph Giuliani Discusses Last Day as Mayor
• New Year's Eve with the Marines in Kandahar
• Security Measures For Times Square
• Security at Tonight's Times Square New Year's Celebration
• George Mitchell To Oversee Red Cross 9-11 Accounts
• Mike Bloomberg Is Not Giuliani II
• Interview With Child Philanthropist
• Tensions Still High Between India and Pakistan
• Developments With Marines in Kandahar
• What's In Store for the Markets and Consumers in 2002?
• Possible Military Action in Helmand Province
• Tensions Easing Over Kashmir
• Increased Security Still Has Cracks

December 28, 2001

• FBI Special Agent In Charge Explains How Baby Jasmine Was Found
• Afghan Tribal Feuds Hold Up Humanitarian Aid
• Several Political Stories Overshadowed by September 11th Attacks
• New War Movie Drawing Parallel to Post-September 11th Reality
• Imagine Being in Space and Watching War Break Out Beneath You
• Do Airports Have Tools They Need to Keep Passengers and Planes Safe?
• U.S. Army on the Move
• Baby Girl Abducted from Chicago Bus Station Found Alive and Well
• Moussaoui's Mother Asks For Fair Trial of Son
• Special Forces Moving From Tora Bora
• Joint Operations In Kandahar May Go to Army
• Reid To Appear in Court Today
• Remembering The Victims: Lauren Grandcolas
• Look at Hollywood's Best and Worst of 2001
• Interview of Rob Sobhani; President to Meet With Reporters
• Terrorist Attacks May Re-Ignite Tech Economy
• Interview of Terry Savage, Financial Columnist
• "Black Hawk Down": History, Current Events, Movies
• High-Tech Recession Misses Rocket City
• Where Will We Hunt For Osama bin Laden Next?

December 27, 2001

• Ask CNN: Who Does Security Clearances and Background Checks for FBI?
• President Bush's Battle with Congress Over Education Reform
• U.S. Marines Continue Process of Gathering Up Detainees Who Are Fighting on Pro-Taliban Side
• B-52 Cruises Afghan Skies, Possibly Looking For Mullah Omar
• Ground Forces Have Built Detention Center Near Kandahar
• Where is Baby Jasmine?
• So Whom Do You Admire the Most?
• Latest Message from Bin Laden Turned Up at Offices of Al Jazeera Earlier This Week
• Update on Operations in Afghanistan Campaign
• Repeated Rumors about Whether Bin Laden is Dead or Alive
• Insights on Latest Bin Laden Video
• September 11 Widow Carries Olympic Torch To President
• How Can We Stretch Our Dollars in the New Year?
• John Walsh Comments on Baby Jasmine Disappearance
• Marines To Move From Camp Rhino
• Ask CNN: How Do You Think Rehnquist Court will Respond to Future Challenges to Legislation Giving Enforcement Agencies More Leeway Regarding Searches and Seizures?
• Bin Laden Tape Raises Questions
• Still Much Work Needed For Kandahar Airport
• Interview of Lalit Mansingh, India's Ambassador to the U.S.
• How Has September 11th Impacted American Culture?
• Ragtime Therapy Helps Alzheimer's Patients
• Games Afghan Children Play

December 26, 2001

• Camp Rhino Becoming Logistical Nightmare
• Look Back at Pioneering Scientists Who Didn't Live to See Results of Work
• Camp Rhino Could Take In More Prisoners
• Getting Loved Ones Back Together for Christmas
• Ron Brownstein on State of the Economy
• Law of Diminishing Returns Does Not Apply Today
• Talk With a Female Captain in United States Marine Corps
• Latest Threat Forces New Airport Security Revisions
• A Man Who Talks the Talk of Teens
• Insights on Pakistani-Indian Animosity
• While Most Americans Enjoy Holidays, U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Back at Work
• Attacks of September 11th Blamed in Part on Lack of Intelligence
• Keeping Memories Alive
• President Heading to Texas Ranch; Most Americans Enjoying Few Days Off, But Not U.S. Marines in Afghanistan
• Talk with a Sears Spokesperson
• Interview of Ajmul Achekzai, U.S. Marine
• Help Getting Personal Finances in Order in New Year
• Interview of Tom Parsons, CEO of Bestfares.com
• ASK CNN: Tips For Carry-On Luggage
• Interview of Danielle Dubin, "People" Magazine
• FBI Gives Widow Ring, Wallet From Flight 93
• Retail Sales, Dow Look To End Year Down
• Many Happy Returns, Discounts Today
• Looking Forward To New Technology, Gadgets

December 25, 2001

• Ask CNN: Why Would Airports Choose Private Screeners?
• Christmas with the Marines at Kandahar
• Operation Happy Holidays: Interview of Mark and Katie Olivares
• Operation Happy Holidays: Interview of Casey Sheila McCall
• Musical Group Brings Palestinians and Israelis Together
• New York Restaurant Serves Holiday Meal to Recovery Workers
• Operation Happy Holidays: Interview of Sizemore Family
• Christmas Takes on New Meaning for Survivors
• Search Continues at Trade Center, Even on Christmas
• Former Rock Violinist Changes Tune
• Operation Happy Holidays: Marines Away from Home
• Restaurant Feeds Rescue Workers
• Marines in Afghanistan Make Do For Holidays
• Operation Happy Holidays: Marine Makes International Proposal
• Interview of Larry Connors
• Santa Claus Comes to Town
• Operation Happy Holidays: Interview of Rick and Melody Stevenson

December 24, 2001

• Explosive Shoe Suspect In Court Today; Passenger Reaction
• Marine Corps Holidays in Kandahar
• Rudy Giuliani: "Time's Person of the Year"
• Marine Corps Corporal Talks to Family from Kandahar
• Ask CNN: What Is Cheney's Role?
• Is Al El The Right Model For U.S. Airlines?
• Interview of Scott Krugman, National Retailers Federation
• Marines Abroad Send Holiday Wishes Home
• Interview of Matthews Family, Separated By Service in Afghanistan
• Section 529 Plans Save For College Tax Free
• Sen. Hutchison Discusses Airport Security
• Marine in Afghanistan Sends Holiday Wishes Home
• Last Minute Shoppers Less Than Hoped For
• Kandahar Troops Get Scooby Snacks For Christmas
• Holiday Season and Religion: All Faiths Want Peace
• Military Greetings From Kandahar
• Charity Donations Up Despite Sept. 11th Fears
• Why Rudy Giuliani Is Man of the Year
• American Hero Toys are Best Sellers
• Young Marine Get Presidential Christmas Call
• Holiday Blues in Manhattan; How to Fight the Holiday Blues

December 21, 2001

• Senior Iraqi Intelligence Officials Says Saddam Hussein Has Trained an Elite Fighting force in Sabotage, Urban Warfare, Hijacking and Murder
• Call for Independent, Non-Partisan Commission to Investigate Terror Attacks on September 11
• Pakistani Troops Being Sent to Plug Holes Along Border with Afghanistan
• Independent Analysis Has Yielded Some New Details on Bin Laden Tape; Afghanistan's New Future Begins Tomorrow with Swearing In of New Interim Government in Kabul
• Four New York Firemen and Two Policemen Have Flown to Afghanistan on a Humanitarian Mission
• Talk with Carie LeMack, Who Lost Her Mother on September 11th
• Marines Now Joining Search of Tora Bora Cave Network for Bin Laden
• Victims of Osama Bin Laden's Terror Today Can Begin Applying to Get Aid from Government's 9/11 Victim's Fund
• Just How Accurate Was the Translation Supplied by U.S. Government?
• Richard Butler Speaks on Bin Laden Tape and Iraq Weapons
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Translation of Tape May Have Left Parts Out
• Travelocity CEO Discusses Holiday Flights
• Sound Off: Grading the President
• Pakistani Troops Patrol Border; Marines in Tora Bora
• You Can Trade Places and Get Your Face on a Card
• Editors Discuss 2001's Top Stories
• Hamas Calls For End of Suicide, Mortar Attacks On Israel
• Ask CNN: Because of the Terrorist Attacks, Is It Harder for Someone Who Just Wants to Get Into the Country to Get a Green Card?
• Clinton's Move To Defend His Image Not Unusual

December 20, 2001

• U.S. Forces On Hunt for Remaining Leaders of Both Al Qaeda and Taliban
• If During the Course of Our Attacks on Afghanistan We Eliminate the Taliban Government, What is Our Responsibility in Response to Rebuilding the Country?
• New Study Out Concludes by Taking Aspirin, You Might be Wiping Out Any Heart Protection Benefits You Thought You Were Getting
• British Troops Expect to Land in Afghanistan Tonight to Spearhead Multinational Stabilization Force; Did John Walker Commit Treason Against U.S. Forces in Afghanistan?
• Ground Level Hunt for Bin Laden Aided by Aerial Reconnaissance; European Union Today Convening Conference to Discuss Reconstruction of Afghanistan
• Henry Kissinger Discusses John Walker; Bomb-Sniffing Dogs May Do a Lot of Work to Improve Airport Security
• Economic Stimulus Bill Passed House, But Considered Dead on Arrival When it Hits Senate
• At This Hour, U.S. Marines in Kandahar are Preparing to House as Many as 500 Taliban and Al Qaeda Prisoners
• Marines Expanding Detention Center at Kandahar Airport
• "What I Don't Get"
• Liberty and Ellis Islands Reopen
• Decision Expected on John Walker Sometime This Week
• Survival No Accident for World Trade Center Survivors
• Today is Day Historic Liberty and Ellis Islands Reopen to Public
• Pastel Tuxedos Are Back In Style For Some
• Reunion Taking Place at Home of WTC Survivor Genelle Guzman in Brooklyn, New York
• Film Meant to Define Spirit of America About to be Released

December 19, 2001

• War Against Terrorism Began with Horrifying Events 100 Days Ago
• Ask CNN: How Likely a Threat Is It That Anthrax Letters Could Contaminate My Mail?
• Some Al Qaeda Fighters Trying to Flee Tora Bora Area Arrested at Border in Pakistan
• U.S.-Led Military Effort About to Give Way to British-Led Stabilization Force
• Richard Butler's Analysis of Current Afghan Situation and Iraq Information
• Wreckage Pattern in Crash of American Airlines Flight 587 Offers Clues About Possible Cause of Crash
• Federal Judge Overturns Death Sentence for Mumia Abu Jamal
• FBI Agents Enter War Zone in Search of Evidence
• What FBI Interviews May Yield
• Partisan Stalemate Holding Up Economic Stimulus Package
• Former County Sheriff Accused of Plotting to Ambush Man Who Beat Him in Last Election
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Al Qaeda Had Huge Munitions Stockpiles in Caves
• Sound Off: Does War on Terror Give U.S. Government License to Kill Terrorists Abroad?
• Taking Time Out From the Rat Race
• Interview of Michael Smerconish, Faulkner Family Attorney
• Pakistan Analyst Discusses Whereabouts of Bin Laden, Omar
• Interview of Candice Skrapec, Professor of Criminology
• Gifts at Chi-town Antique Shop
• Research Center Tests Aviation Material

December 18, 2001

• Should Bin Laden be 'Man of the Year'
• U.S. Central Command Says a Couple of Military Transport Planes Responded to Flashes They Observed on Ground
• U.S. Soldier Sustained Injuries Today During Mine-Clearing Operation at Bagram Airport
• Richard Butler on Where is Osama bin Laden?
• Now That U.S. Has Accomplished Some Major Goals in Afghanistan, How Prepared Is It For Next Phase of War?
• Busiest Shipping Week of Entire Year for UPS
• Look at Toys That are Hot This Year
• Conflicting Reports About Whether Two U.S. Transport Planes Came Under Missile Fire Just Hours Ago; So Far, Search Inside Tora Bora Caves Hasn't Turned Bin Laden
• Hunt for Bin Laden Continues
• Interview of Kendall Coffey
• UPS Busy for Holidays
• Interview of Suzanne Berger
• "Here's What I Don't Get"
• New Medicine May Help Victims of the Common Cold; Bush Has Pre- cancerous Lesions Removed
• Sound Off: TV, Alcohol and Perceptions
• Pop Culture Philosophy: "The Simpsons" Go to College

December 17, 2001

• 'Washington Post' Reports Investigators Determined Anthrax Mailed to Capitol Hill Identical to Those Produced in U.S. Bioweapons Program; Newspaper Reports Raising Questions Meeting Between Atta and Man Thought to be Iraqi Agent
• Captured Al Qaeda Believe Bin Laden Still in Tora Bora
• PLO Leader Yasser Arafat Yesterday Called for an End to Suicide Bombings
• Dangers of War Remain At Kandahar Airport
• 'Home Fronts': Distributing Charity Money to Victims' Families
• Commanders of Eastern Alliance Declare Victory in Tora Bora, but U.S. Officials More Cautious; No One Knows for Certain Whereabouts of Bin Laden
• Iraqi Opposition Leader Submits Plan for Attack on Iraq
• Americans Even More Sleep Deprived After September 11
• In Afghanistan, U.S. Forces' Mission Far From Over
• The Big Question: What was John Walker's Role with the Taliban?
• Visualization Can Help Americans Shape Their World
• In Event Al Qaeda Leadership Located in a Cave Complex, Just What Would it Take to Launch a Cave Assault?
• Rudy Guliani to Leave Office Soon
• Interview with Paul Begala, John Fund

December 14, 2001

• Clear From Osama Bin Laden Videotape That Terror Attacks on America Exceeded His Expectations
• Mayor Giuliani Gives His Reaction to Bin laden Tape
• Bin Laden and Followers Believed Trapped in Mountains of Tora Bora; Tape U.S. Released Yesterday Looks Very Much Like Amateur Home Video
• Authorities Ironing Out Details for First Trial of Accused 9-11 Co-Conspirator
• President Bush Announces U.S. Wants to Withdraw from Anti- Ballistic Missile Treaty
• Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda Followers Believed Trapped Up in Tora Bora Mountains
• Reactions to Bin Laden Tape in Dearborn, Michigan
• Bloody Battle Begins Against Dug-In Al Qaeda Fighters
• Interview with General Jim Mattis, Commander, Marine Task Force 58
• Reactions From New York Firefighters To Bin Laden Video
• Laws and Accords Prevent Former Hostages Redress
• Information on the Rewards for Justice Program
• Interview of Amad Hamad and Abed Hammoud
• Reactions To Bin Laden Tape At Nino's Restaurant in New York
• House Majority Leader Dick Armey Announced He Will Not Seek Re- Election Next Year
• Friday Media Roundtable: The Bin Laden Video
• World Trade Center Widow Committed Suicide Early in Week
• Interview of Jerrold Post, Former CIA Profiler
• If Israel Doesn't Deal with Arafat, Who Will They Deal With?

December 13, 2001

• Four Crew Members of Downed B1-B Bomber Safe and Sound This Morning
• United States Has Lost First Airplane in Campaign
• Some 1,600 of Taliban's Enemies Freed Recently
• Knowing World is Watching, Bush Administration Makes Sure Nothing is Lost in Translation of Bin Laden Videotape
• Israel Ends All Contacts with Palestinian Authority
• Israel Now Says It Will Send Its Own Troops to Arrest Suspected Terrorists
• Can Al qaeda's Leadership Survive, or Could Osama Bin Laden Already Have Fled?
• Intense Bombing Over Tora Bora
• Discussion with Defense Attorney Johnnie Cochran
• Now There is Question Whether U.S. and Afghan Allies on Ground Have Same Objectives
• Where in the World is Osama Bin laden and His Chief Lieutenants?
• France, Which Has No Death Penalty, Trying to Intervene on Zacarias Moussaoui's Behalf
• Many Parents and School Officials in Texas Feeling a Bit More Anxious This Morning
• Group Releases Annual Report Card on Video and Computer Games
• War Correspondents Reporting From Front Lines Can be Left Temporarily Speechless
• Ask CNN: With All the Concern About Anthrax, Can One Go to a Local Doctor and Get Vaccinated?
• United States Has Lost First Airplane in Afghanistan Campaign
• Differences Between European Nations on Death Penalty is Creating Strain in Historic Alliance
• Interview of Hasan Abdul Rahman
• Fierce Fighting Resumes in Tora Bora, Advances Made Quickly Against al Qaeda
• What's Ultimate Goal of U.S.-Led Forces in Afghanistan?
• An Inside Look into Pakistan, a Possible Bin Laden Location
• Serviceman's Wife Comes Up With Way for America's Far Flung Forces to Feel Closer to Home
• Interview of Robert Udell and Joe Arpaio

December 12, 2001

• Bush Administration Set to Release Tape It Says Shows Bin Laden Implicating Himself in Terrorist Attacks
• Ask CNN: What is the Difference Between Freezing and Seizing Assets?
• According to "Washington Post" Report, Team of U.S. Officials in Somalia Just This Past Weekend
• Some Families Haven't Seen Any Money from September 11th Fund
• Richard Butler's Analysis of Osama Bin Laden's Weapons
• Do New 911 Tapes Help Andrea Yates Defense?
• Salt Lake City Mayor on Lying Airport Workers
• Michael Kinsley Reveals in "Time" Magazine He Was Diagnosed Eight Years Ago with Parkinson's Disease
• Story of Statue that Gained in Stature When Trade Center Came Tumbling Down
• Look at Military Training Mission
• Karzai Temporarily Lived in Mullah Omar's Compound; Bin Laden Tape Shows Prior Knowledge of Attacks; Interview of Senators Graham and Shelby
• Interview of Michael Isikoff, "Newsweek Magazine"

December 11, 2001

• A Look at How Lands' End Fills Holiday Orders
• Ask CNN: Why are Mortgage Rates Going Up?
• Terrorism Experts Say Some Heroin Money Finds Its Way Back to Terrorist Networks Like Al Qaeda
• Al Qaeda Defense of Tora Bora Area in White Mountains Crumbling; President Bush Saying Watching Bin Laden Videotape Reinforces View of Al Qaeda Leader's Capacity for Evil
• Eastern Alliance Forces and U.S. Bombing Campaign Make Significant Gains in Battle Against Al Qaeda Forces
• Marines at Camp Rhino Now Hunting the Enemy; Cease-Fire Talks Expected Today in Middle East; Hanukkah Week for Jews Around World, Including Afghanistan
• The Federal Reserve's Could Cut Interest Rates Again Today
• Eastern Alliance Issues Surrender Ultimatum to Al Qaeda
• Richard Butler's Analysis of Afghanistan, British Peacekeepers and Somalia
• White House May Release Translated Bin Laden Tape Tomorrow
• Reports on Breast Cancer Raise Hopes and Concerns
• Revisiting Ground Zero Opens Old Wounds For Some
• Eastern Alliance and al Qaeda Observing Cautious Cease-fire
• Spirit of America: Three Months Later, Are Americans Still Keeping the Faith?
• Security of Nation's Ports Questionable; Interview of Senator Hollings on Port Security Bill
• Look at Lands' End, Where Busy Little Elves Are Filling Orders
• Interview of Richard Stolley and Bob Sullivan

December 10, 2001

• Northern Alliance Using Tanks on Tora Bora, Claiming Capture of Al Qaeda Positions
• Administration Debates Release of Latest Bin Laden Tape
• Richard Butler's Analysis of the Current Afghanistan Situation
• Ask CNN: If You Suspect You've Been in Contact with Anthrax, is There Anything You Can Use to Clean or Kill the Anthrax Spores?
• Look at Some of Strategies U.S. Using to Force Bin laden Out of Caves
• U.S. Believes Osama Bin Laden Somewhere in Tora Bora Area
• Story of One Woman's Recovery After She Was Pulled from Rubble Alive a Day After Twin Towers Collapsed
• Americans Seem to be Spending More Time Thinking About Tomorrow
• Bin Laden Leading Al Qaeda Troops "From the Rear"
• Can Karzai Make the Interim Government Work?
• Israeli Helicopter Attack Kills One Child, Wounds Others
• Education on America Can Help People Feel Patriotic
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• U.S. Marines Securing Embassy Grounds for Inspection Team
• Sound Off: Should Bin Laden be Executed?
• New Study on Mammography Provokes Controversy
• Fortune Magazine's Best and Worst List
• Enron Faces Class Action Suits While Congressman Investigates White House Connection
• Interview of Sebastian Junger, Journalist
• Interview of Jessica Stern, Nuclear Terrorism Expert
• Memorial Service Held For Three Green Berets in Kentucky
• America Alumni of A Kabul High School

December 07, 2001

• The Big Question: What Does It Take to be Buried as a War Hero?
• Israeli Planes Strike Palestinian Security Compound in Gaza
• Justice Department Focusing Terrorist Investigation on Thousands of People Who Are Not Necessarily Targets
• Members of Army's 75th Ranger Regiment Arriving Back Home
• Fight Against Al Qaeda Network Not Confined to Land; Abrupt Collapse of Taliban Control in Kandahar Leaves Power Vacuum and Civil Disorder
• Some Communities Hit Harder Than Others By Unemployment
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Sound Off: Could or Should Mullah Omar Go Free After the Taliban Surrender in Kandahar?
• Spin Boldak Falls to Local Tribal Leaders
• A Ride into the Future
• Mullah Omar's Disappearance Poses Problems
• Lessons Learned From Pearl Harbor, 60 Years Later
• Special Ceremony Held on 60-Year Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• As Pressure on Tora Bora Increases, Can Osama bin Laden and Mullah Omar Escape?
• Is There Any Way in Which Anthrax Spores Can be Sterilized or Neutralized?
• Kennedy's Personal Photographer's Archives Destroyed in World Trade Center Collapse
• The Big Question: Can U.S. Reporters be Objective in Their War Coverage?
• Veterans Who Served in World War II See Same American Resolve Now

December 06, 2001

• Ask CNN: What is the U.S. Government Doing to Vaccinate Citizens Against Potentially Dangerous Smallpox?
• Authorities Want Security at 2002 Winter Games to be Very Strong
• Richard Butler Analyzes the Afghanistan and Iraq Situations
• Cheshire, Massachusetts Hometown of One of Three Friendly Fire Green Beret Victims
• Bin Laden May be Hiding in Tora Bora Mountains of Afghanistan
• Islamic Press Says Kandahar May be Surrendered Within Days
• Word from Afghanistan Taliban Supreme Leader Getting Ready to Surrender Last Major Stronghold of Kandahar
• Some Concern Aggressive Search of Suspects Comes at High Price
• Various Factors That Could Play into Possible Surrender of Kandahar
• No Shortage of Criticism For Way Attorney General Ashcroft Has Prosecuted War on Terrorism Here at Home
• Man Who Made Christian Coalition into Political Force to be Reckoned with Leaving His Job
• Pentagon Seems Skeptical of Reports of Mullah Omar's Surrender of Kandahar
• AOL-Time Warner CEO Gerald Levin Announces Plans to Retire in May
• Pat Robertson, Man Who Made Christian Coalition into Political Force, Reckoned to be Now Leaving His Job
• Sound-Off: Is John Walker a Traitor, and Should He be Tried for Treason?
• Economy May Be Bottoming Out
• Interview of Jan Vanderhoeven, Family Member of Bombing Victim
• Patriotism Growing on College Campuses

December 05, 2001

• Two American Special Operations Troops Killed in Afghanistan by Friendly Fire
• Military Mission to Find Osama Bin Laden Well Under Way
• Dozens of New Jersey Public Schoolteachers Learning Very Tough Lesson in Civics
• 'Kandahar' Mirrors Real Life Experience of Female Star
• Richard Butler's Analysis on Current Situations
• Talk with Widows of WTC Victims
• Two American Servicemen Killed in Afghanistan in Accidental Bombing
• President Says Investigators Following Every Lead in Hunt for Terrorists Abroad and Here at Home
• Arab Television Strongly Condemning Israel for Unleashing Fierce Attacks Against Palestinian Targets
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Twenty Wounded Troops Moved to Forward Operating Base
• Fighting in Tora Bora Getting Underway
• Interview of Lisa Beyer, Time Magazine
• Interview of Representative Dennis Hastert
• The Big Question: Does the Media Have a Liberal Bias?
• Sen. Strom Thurmond Turns 99 Years Old Today
• Look at Exhibit Where Everyday Items Being Used in Extraordinary Ways
• Don Shepperd Offers Analysis of Errant Bomb; Update on Wounded
• Rosalynn Carter Promoting Insurance for Mental Illnesses
• Bob Beckel and Cliff May Discuss: Has Israel Gone Too Far?

December 04, 2001

• Homeland Security Chief Tom Ridge Has Issued New Security Alert
• Richard Butler Discusses Possibility Osama bin Laden May Have So-Called Dirty Bomb
• Ask CNN: What Other Terrorism Attacks Have Devastated the United States?
• Senate Tackles Question of Cloning Today
• Increasing Evidence Afghanistan is Facing a Humanitarian Disaster
• Is Arafat Responsible for Letting Violence Spiral Out of Control, and is He a Target?
• Israel Launches New Strikes on Major Palestinian Targets in West Bank and Gaza
• Some Parents Being Told They'll Have to Wait for Child's Shots Because of a Shortage
• Simpson's House Searched in Connection With DEA Operation
• American Taliban Fighter's Father Speaks About the Situation
• U.S. Government Has Issued Another Terror Alert
• New Book Criticizes CBS News
• Israeli Hitting Back Hard Today After Suicide Attacks Over Weekend; Are U.S. Forces on Way to Get Bin Laden?
• Interview of Bud Greenspan, Olympic Filmmaker
• U.S. Children Helping Raise Money for Children in Afghanistan
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'

December 03, 2001

• Talk with Author Burton Hersh
• Interest ROTC Programs on the Rise
• Ask CNN: What is the Difference Between National Security Advisor and Homeland Security Advisor?
• New Invention Promising to Change Way We Travel
• Funerals Being Held Today in Israel for Victims of Yesterday's Suicide Bombings in Jerusalem and Haifa
• Richard Butler on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Is the Middle East Crisis Beyond a Solution?
• Just How Elaborate Are Caves in Afghanistan, and How Are U.S. and Allies Attacking Them?
• Military Pressure Continues to Build on Kandahar
• Interview of Family Members of Martin and Gracia Burnham, American Aid Workers Kidnapped Six Months Ago in Philippines
• Can Yasser Arafat Show He Is Taking Action Against Terrorism?
• American Man Found Fighting on Taliban Side in Afghanistan; FBI May be Easing Restrictions About Spying on Domestic Organizations
• The Big Question: Did the U.S. Miss an Opportunity to Get Osama bin Laden?
• ROTC Back in Vogue
• Here's What I Don't Get
• Two Russian Cosmonauts Onboard the International Space Station Repairing Problem with Docking Collar
• International Space Station Stages Impromptu Space Walk
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Sound Off: Are Democrats Moving Too Fast Too Soon?
• Sound Off: Bipartisan Feelings Ebbing on Capitol Hill?
• On Downtown Street Near World Trade Center, One Particular Bike is Being Permanently Parked

November 30, 2001

• Economic Skies Have Turned Considerably Cloudier
• Music Fans All Over World Remembering Life and Music of George Harrison
• Former Beatle George Harrison Passes Away
• Richard Butler Speaks on Osama bin Laden's Cash
• Since September 11, Justice Department Has Waged an Increasingly Aggressive Campaign Against Terror
• Reactions To Death and Reflections On Life of George Harrison
• Music Lovers Mourning Death of Former Beatle Lead Guitarist George Harrison
• Third Day of Intense Bombing in Kandahar Reported
• Hearing To Determine Status of Argenbright Security's State License in Boston
• Buchanan Disagrees With Offer of Visas In Exchange for Terrorist Information
• International Human Rights Organization Madre will Stage New York Benefit Performance
• FBI Scientists Will Open Potentially Deadly Leahy Letter Today or Tomorrow, Looking for Clues About Sender
• Fans Mourn Quiet Beatle
• Beatles Biographer Speaks on George Harrison's Life and Music
• Memorials to George Harrison Being Placed in Central Park
• Actor David Keith: 'Behind Enemy Lines' 'Feel-good, Rock 'n' Roll War Video'
• Ask CNN: When You See Video Footage of the Space Shuttle or International Space Shuttle in Orbit, You Never See Any Stars -- Why Not?
• Former Beatle George Harrison Dies of Cancer
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Tops in Washington

November 29, 2001

• What Does Future Hold for Afghan Women?
• Now that the Airport Security Bill is Law, Where Does a Person Apply For One of the Positions?
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Will Ashcroft's Cooperator's Program Help Track Down Terrorists?
• As Bombing Intensifies Around Kandahar, Signs War Winding Down; CIA Officer Killed at Fortress Compound During Uprising by Taliban Prisoners
• Attorney General Ashcroft Announcing Program to Encourage Non- Citizens to Inform on Terrorists
• Heavy Bombing in Kandahar By U.S. Forces
• Richard Butler's Comments on CIA's Role in Afghanistan
• New Study Out on Teenage Sex
• CEO Boot Camp in New York City
• Channel One Reporter Flies Humanitarian Mission into Afghanistan
• Ask CNN: How Does the Government Protect Our Borders?
• Discussion with Former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger
• CIA Operative Killed in Mazar-e Sharif; New Weapons Helping in the Fight
• Man Claims Barry Bonds' Record-Breaking 73rd Home Run Ball Was Stolen from Him
• Georgia Couple Files Fraudulent Insurance Claim After September 11th Attacks
• Volunteer Couple Who Symbolize Resilience of American Spirit
• NASA Beefs Up Security for Tonight's Launch
• Administration Says That Budget Will Not Be Balanced For a Few Years

November 28, 2001

• Thousands of New York City Firefighters Said to Have Developed 'World Trade Center Cough'
• U.S. Flag that Flew at Ground Zero Being Sent to Marines in Afghanistan
• Pentagon Unsure if Mullah Omar Was in Targeted Kandahar Building
• Ask CNN: How can we Help our Community be a Better Place to Live in?
• Negotiations For Spin Boldak Breakdown Over Control of Town Issue
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Richard Butler's Views on Iraq's Reaction to the President's Comment
• Pentagon Says Airstrikes Hit Taliban Leadership Compound when Mullah Mohammad Omar May Have Been There
• Homeland Security: Far Reaching Investigation Raising Some Questions About What Some Say Are Illegal Detentions
• Bin Laden Must Be Denied "A Martyr's Crown"
• Sen. Lott Says Sen. Daschle Diverting Attention from Economic Package; Sound Off: Is Afghanistan Just the Beginning?
• Dick Gephardt Comments on Airline Security and Economic Stimulus Package
• Justice Department Letters Walk Fine Line of Racial Profiling
• Santa's Helpers Will Be Taking Precautions When Opening Mail
• It Is Beginning To Look Like Christmas In New York City
• Airline Industry Representatives Comment About New Security Measures
• Gen. Wesley Clark's Analysis of Current Afghanistan Situation
• Snowstorms Create Danger for Oklahoma City Residents

November 27, 2001

• As Taliban Rule Appears to be Ending, Will Women Find Freedom to Lead?
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Afghan Tribal Meeting in Bonn Will Have to Wrestle With Old Divisions
• Afghans Hope for Broad-Based Government, Peace, and Help From Germany Meeting
• Interview of Kenneth Feinberg, Special Master of 9-11 Compensation Fund
• Could New Bedford have been Bigger than Columbine?
• The Big Question: What Will Happen to Taliban Defectors?
• Taliban To Surrender Spin Boldak
• Iraq Still Refuses To Let Weapons Inspectors Come In Despite Bush's Warning
• Three Massachusetts Teenagers Behind Bars, Charged with Plotting Attack in Their High School
• Marines in Afghanistan Set Up Forward Base; Historical Motivations for Marines in Afghanistan
• Richard Butler's Perspective on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Bush Says It Is Time For Iraq to Let Inspectors In
• Police Chief Discusses Missing Scientist
• Interview of Senator Patrick Leahy
• Second Group Claims To Have Cloned Human Embryos
• Cloning: Ethical Breakthrough or Breakdown?
• Holiday Movies Offer Delights
• Possible Taliban Surrender in Spin Boldak Very Significant

November 26, 2001

• Investigators in Connecticut Appear No Closer to Learning How 94-Year-Old Woman was Infected with Inhalation Anthrax
• White House Calling on Congress to Enact Law to Stop Cloning of Human Embryos; "New York Times" Reporting Bin Laden Might Be in Jalalabad
• Discussion with John Mercer, Father of Heather Mercer
• Massachusetts Research Company Clones First Human Cells; U.S. Marines on the Ground; Exactly Where is Osama Bin Laden?
• United Nations-Sponsored Talks Aimed at Establishing Post- Taliban Government in Afghanistan Begin Tomorrow in Germany
• Northern Alliance Forces Now in Control of Konduz; 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Representative Norton Disagrees with White House Cancellation of Christmas Tours
• Doctors Working with Massachusetts Company Have Created Human Embryos Through Cloning
• Recovering From September 11: Diary of An EMS Veteran
• U.S. Marines Land Near Kandahar
• Economists Concerned with Deflation
• Discussion of the Treatment of Women in Islamic Cultures
• Northern Alliance and U.S. Gather More Intelligence on Al Qaeda
• Evidence Iran Could Have the Bomb
• Interview of Bernard Kerik, New York City Police Commissioner
• Homeland Security: Fighter Jets Patrolling Skies Over Several Big Cities
• Gen. Don Shepperd Speaks About the Prisoner of War Uprising

November 23, 2001

• No Clues in Anthrax Death
• Economic Downturn Means Bargains for Consumers During Holiday Shopping
• Fighting Continues in Konduz Despite Plan for Surrender
• Bush Returns to Busy Schedule After Thanksgiving
• Fighting Continues in Konduz
• Investigators Baffled in Connecticut Anthrax Case
• Stores Hoping to Lure Customers Before Christmas
• U.S. Uses Advanced Technology in the Hunt for Bin Laden
• Results of Connecticut Anthrax Victim Autopsy Not Known
• Stateside Doctors Prepare for Anthrax while Doctors in Afghanistan Conduct Relief Work
• Interview of William Whitmore, Allied Security
• Holidays Hard For Military Families
• Afghan Warfare is "Bizarre"
• Interview of Donald Ratajczak
• Postal Outlet Store May Benefit from Travel Slow Down
• Cocooning Effect Hurts Travel, But Helps Other Retailers
• Fear of Flying Versus Fear of Firing
• National Geographic's 100 Best Pictures
• Postal Union President Discusses Anthrax
• Several Factions Will Have to Work Out Issues in Afghanistan
• National Guard Call-Up Cuts Deep Into L.A. Police Department
• Pakistani Taliban Support Thins
• New Holiday Movies Coming Out

November 22, 2001

• Portland Refuses to Help FBI Question Middle Eastern Men
• Authorities Close Off Neighborhood of Connecticut Anthrax Victim
• U.S. Forces On Alert for Al Qaeda Members Fleeing By Sea
• Macy's Annual Parade Provides Opportunities for Support and Recovery
• The Perils of Journalism: On the Front Lines in Afghanistan
• Hosea Williams Campaign Kicks Off in Atlanta

November 21, 2001

• Taliban Objects to Foreign Involvement
• Will Reward Bring in Bin Laden?
• Ad Maker Discusses Bush Spots
• Connecticut Governor Discusses Anthrax Case
• Taliban Spokesman Holds Press Conference; U.S. Troops Injured in Helicopter Crash
• Taliban: Bin Laden Whereabouts Unknown
• Elderly Connecticut Resident Infected With Inhalation Anthrax
• War Journalist in Afghanistan Discusses Injuries
• Stations and Airports Still Likely to Be Busy Despite Drop in Travel
• Is Your Web Site Really Secure?
• Health Official Discusses Latest Anthrax Case
• Terrorists Eye America's Dinner Tables?
• Thanksgiving Travel Rush On
• Gore Has New Position as Vice Chairman of Financial Services Holding Company
• Military Options: Fort Bragg Background
• New Book Profiles John F. Kennedy's Relationship Jackie Kennedy
• How Can Our Ground Troops Distinguish Taliban Fighters from Northern Alliance or Other Afghans?
• Americans Travel For Holiday

November 20, 2001

• Lower Prices at Gas Pump Incentive for Travel by Car This Holiday
• U.S. Offers Money For Information and Bounty Hunters in Bin Laden Manhunt
• Role of Hair and Head Coverings in Islamic World
• Garth Brooks Performing for Service Men and Women Aboard USS Enterprise
• Ask CNN: After Ending Threat of Osama Bin Laden, How Do We Continue to Combat Terrorism Worldwide?
• Pentagon Upping Ante in Search for Bin Laden; Bodies of Four Journalists Missing in Afghanistan Recovered
• Military Working Under Assumption Bin Laden Still in Afghanistan
• Interview of George Friedman and Brian Jenkins
• Bush Vows to Root out Terrorist Could Put U.S. on Collision Course with Iraq; Perspective of 09/11 from International Space Station
• Voluntary Prayer in Federal Buildings Sparks Debate
• No Clear Clues as to Why Four Western Journalists Were Killed, Or By Who
• Homeland Security: Ashcroft Asking Law Enforcement Officials to Interview Some 5,000 People Here on Temporary Visas
• With the Bounty on His Head, Where Can Bin Laden Hide?
• What Toys Are Kids Clamoring for This Year?
• Muted Response from Both Palestinians and Israelis to Powell Mideast Speech
• Interview of Mickey Sherman, Michael Skakel's Defense Attorney
• With War Looking More Like a Success, There Are Still Some Critics
• In Northern Afghanistan, Life and Death Standoff Around City of Konduz
• In Covering War on Terrorism, Media Often Performing Delicate Balancing Act
• Dust Created by Collapse of World Trade Center Reminder Worth Keeping for Some
• Interview of Shane Osborn, Navy Pilot
• Low Gas Prices Facilitate Road Travel for Holidays

November 19, 2001

• U.S. and Britain Have Launched New Offensive in Propaganda War
• Where is Bin Laden and When Might U.S. Grab Him?; Two Cars of Convoy Carrying Western Journalists Reportedly Attacked on Way to Kabul
• Closer Look Now at Efforts to Smoke Out Osama Bin Laden
• Early Results on Letter to Vermont's Patrick Leahy Positive for Anthrax
• Ask CNN: What is a Stage Four DEFCON Alert?
• How Drive Toward Better Bottom Line Changing from Madison Avenue to Main Street
• Since Crash of American Airlines Flight 587, We Have Heard a Number of Theories
• Taliban Still Claiming Control of Kandahar and Surrounding Areas
• B-2 Stealth Bomber Not Flawed, Just Modified from Original Intended Use; Search for Osama bin Laden Narrows as Taliban Loses Control
• Powell Will Address Palestinian Statehood At University of Louisville
• Sound Off: Has the U.S. Compromised Military Objectives Just to Win War of Public Relations?
• As Many as Five Journalists Missing in Afghanistan
• Talk with a Former Army Tunnel Rat
• Heron Amin Speaks on United Front's Position Forming New Afghan Government
• Jordan Played Key Role in Stopping Additional September 11th Attacks
• For Many, Fear of Flying Overwhelms Any Federal Solution
• Afghanistan Needs Serious Help After Decades Of War
• Interview of Frank Mankiewicz, Vice Chairman of Hill and Knowlton
• In 90 Minutes, Long Awaited Speech on Middle East by Powell
• Interview With Dan Benjamin On Taliban Retaliation
• Signs Ancient Tribal Loyalties Overshadowing Allegiances to Taliban
• Special Forces Carry Out Intelligence Gathering in Afghanistan
• A Talk with Robbie Coltrane, an Adult Actor in 'Harry Potter' Movie

November 16, 2001

• Stable, New Government in Afghanistan Could Mean Reduced Supply of Heroin and Opium All Over the World
• American Aid Workers Held News Conference Following Captivity in Afghanistan; New Documents Underscore Seriousness of Al Qaeda Nuclear Threat
• Pentagon Signals Shift in Battle Plan
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Pentagon Wants Total Defeat of Taliban
• Interview of Thomas Price, Former Diplomat
• Pakistan Sending 2,000 Army Troops to Charman Border
• Cave Complexes Extensive; Interview of Niamatullah Arghandabi, Former Mujahideen Fighter
• Implications of Special Operations Troops Engaging Taliban
• Sound-Off: Has Ashcroft Gone Too Far?
• Wake Turbulence Can Be Very Dangerous
• Compromise Airline Security Bill Goes to Congress Today
• Freed American Aid Workers Recount Part of Their Experience
• Interview of Edward Girardet, "National Geographic" Journalist
• Afghan Women Savor Freedom in Kabul
• Interview of Daniel Radcliffe
• FBI Profiler Is Figuring Out Mind Of Anthrax Mailer

November 15, 2001

• Target: Terrorism: Look at Al Qaeda's Dreadful Recipe Book
• Talk with Two Young Actors in "Harry Potter" Movie
• New Revelations About Brutal Fire Fight Between Taliban and Northern Alliance in Mazar-e-Sharif
• International Aid Workers Rescued by Northern Alliance and U.S. Special Operations Forces
• White House: Caves More Important Than Cities in War in Afghanistan
• U.N. Should Authorize But Not Assemble Peacekeeping Force for Afghanistan
• Exploring the Role of Caves in Afghanistan
• Saira Shah's New Documentary Shows Life on Afghanistan's Front Lines

November 14, 2001

• Calm Prevails in Kabul; Legal Analysis of Bush's Order for Military Tribunal
• Interview of Saba Sahar, Spokeswoman for RAWA
• Friend of Flight 587 Casualty Interviewed
• In Afghanistan, Reports of Fighting in Kandahar; Russian President Putin Arrives at Bush Ranch for further Discussions on Nuclear Arms
• Possible Hiding Places for Osama bin Laden
• Interview With Rockaways Restaurateur
• Things Changing Rapidly in Pakistan
• Honk Kong Students Redesign Barbie
• Turbulence May Have Played a Role in Crash of Flight 587

November 13, 2001

• Is Terror Really out of Question in Yesterday's Crash?; Anti- Taliban Forces March into Kabul
• White House Watches Kabul Capture
• War Room: What a Difference a Day Can Make in Strategy for U.S.-Led War Against Terrorism in Afghanistan
• Concerns About Quick Power Shift in Kabul; Update on Flight 587 Crash
• Northern Alliance Occupies Kabul Despite Agreement To Wait
• Putin And Bush Begin Three-Day Summit
• The Fall of Kabul: Kabul Taken by Northern Alliance
• Pentagon Is Pleased and Concerned As Northern Alliance Takes Kabul; Taliban Run For Kandahar to Regroup
• The Fall of Kabul: Northern Alliance Marches into Kabul
• Bush and Putin Forging New Relationships Between Russia and U.S.
• Investigation into Crash of Flight 587 Begins in Earnest

November 12, 2001

• Interview of Candice DeLong

November 09, 2001

• Homefront Defense Tightens
• This Veteran's Day Weekend, National Parks Taking Part in Event Aimed to Build Hope and Strength
• Public Reaction to Aviation Safety
• Perspective From Camp Pendleton
• Students In Islamabad Respond to Bombing Campaign
• Project Hopes to Memorialize WTC Victims
• How Does American Red Cross Allocate Donations?
• Rockefeller Center Tree Brought From Wayne, New Jersey
• Where and What is Mazar-e-Sharif?
• Interview of Toby Gati
• President to Give Governors More Money to Use National Guard at Airports
• Iowa Lab Destroyed Its Anthrax Sample
• Northern Alliance Claims to Have Taken Key City
• USS Enterprise's Carrier Air Wing Comes Home Today
• Interview with Veterans of World War II and Vietnam

November 08, 2001

• Committee Works On Proposal to Shift Power from Pentagon to CIA
• Las Vegas Workers on Post-9/11 Tourism
• Bush to Give Prime Time Speech
• Afghan Aide Worker's Family Awaits Return
• Senators Want Mental Illness Legislation
• Haunting Words from Brentwood Postal Worker; President Going to at CDC Later Today; Look at Paperless Mail Industry
• Investigators Follow Nguyen's Trail Using Metro Card; Senator Feinstein Drafts Legislation to Register Labs Working With Deadly Biological Agents
• Daily Bombing Runs Quite Heavy in Kandahar Area
• Gallup Poll: Most American Support Military Action
• FLIRs Aid U.S. Military Efforts
• Bush Goes to Atlanta to Visit CDC
• Strikes Intensify in Afghanistan
• Postal Worker's Chilling Call to 911
• Interview With Mantill Williams
• How the Interest Rate Cuts Affect Your Credit Card Bill

November 07, 2001

• Concorde Flies Again: Commercial Flights Across Atlantic, First Since Fatal Accident
• 62 Names Added to List of Suspected Financial Helpers of Bin Laden
• Some Economists Optimistic About Recovery
• Correspondent Banking Is Chink In U.S. Banking Regulation Armor
• Heavy Bombing Reported In and Around Kandahar
• Michael Bloomberg Wins NYC Mayoral Race; Bush Identifying Two Financial Networks Believed to be Sources of Support for Al Qaeda
• Roundtable with Workers in Airline Industry About Safety
• Review of the First Month of Bombing Campaign
• "Daisy Cutter" Bomb is Introduced in Afghanistan Campaign
• Bloomberg Gets By With Some Help From Giuliani
• Pentagon Does Little To Mark One Month of Bombing
• Interview with David Cardwell

November 06, 2001

• America Recovers: Interview of 'FORTUNE' Reporter at NYSE Opening
• Election Day in New York City
• Coast to Coast: Interview of Kansas City, Missouri, Harley Davidson Plant Workers on Our Times
• Reports Anti-Taliban Forces Score Two Strategic Victories; Discussion About Continuing Problems in Middle East
• Race Against Time: Interview of Chip Lyons, U.S. Fund for UNICEF President, on Humanitarian Relief for Afghan Children
• Federal Authorities Investigating Security Breach at O'Hare; Pentagon Disputes Reports of Helicopter Crash
• Northern Alliance Claims To Have Captured Town Near Mazar-e- Sharif
• Some States Disapproving with Microsoft Settlement Reached with Federal Government
• Schedule Update for the White House
• USS Enterprise Expected to Return to Port Later This Week
• America Strikes Back: Weapons of Army Ranger
• Interview of 'National Geographic' Editor-in-Chief Bill Allen on New Collection of Photographs
• Voters Go To the Polls in New York City, Virginia, and New Jersey

November 05, 2001

• Anthrax Found at Pentagon Post Office; Man Arrested for Trying to Board Plane With Weapons
• Many Charges Against Firefighters Dropped
• Interview With Michael Elliot
• America Recovers: Interview of Award-winning Photographer Joe McNally
• At Pentagon, Investigators Trying to Pin Down Source of Newly Discovered Anthrax; For U.S. War on Terrorism, Newfound Friendship with Northern Alliance
• Words Fail Us: What to Call America's Most Recent 'Day of Infamy'?
• Officials Reopen Longworth House Office Building; CDC Says Group of People Vaccinated Against Smallpox
• Interview With Edward Said
• One of Keys to Success in Afghanistan to War on Terrorism is Keeping Track of Enemy
• Hurricane Michelle Misses Florida So Far
• U.S. Secretary of Defense Makes Stops in Pakistan and India
• Hurricane Michelle Moving Through Caribbean
• Uzbek Government Closes Bridge to Afghanistan
• Protests at Ground Zero Result in Felony Charges
• Hurricane Michelle Causes Damage in Southern Florida
• FBI Arrests Man Who Tried to Board Plane With Weapons
• CDC Prepares for Potential Smallpox Threat
• Firefighters Not Expected to Protest

November 02, 2001

• Unemployment Rate Now at 5.4 Percent
• Homeland Security: After New Terrorist Threats, Golden Gate Bridge Under Increased Watch
• California Governor Says That Major Bridges Are Terrorist Targets
• Prime Minister of Slovakia Participating in Sunday's Marathon in New York
• Homeland Defense: Security Still Increased
• What Other Terrorism Attacks Have Devastated United States?
• Bush Addresses New Unemployment Figures
• America Strikes Back: Foreign Militaries, Governments Support War Effort
• Interview With Terry Savage
• Anthrax Investigation Continues in New York; Interview With Dr. Robert Belshe
• Talk with Edmond Pope, Accused Spy for U.S.
• Republican Version of Aviation Security Bill Passes House Vote
• Government Officials Call Computer Program Carnivore a Necessary Tool in War Against Terrorism
• Highest Monthly Jump in 21 Years in Unemployment
• Mohammed Atta Slipped Through System Easily

November 01, 2001

• Target: Terrorism: Interview of Adviser, Student Seeking CIA Job
• Weapons Abound in Pakistan Despite Heavy Penalties
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of Dr. Ivan Walks, Washington, D.C., Chief Health Officer
• Aid Agencies Brace for Enormous Challenge; Al-Jazeera Receives Letter Reportedly from Bin Laden
• America Strikes Back: British Prime Minister Tony Blair Meeting with Israeli and Palestinian Leaders
• Ask CNN: What Are We Doing to Prevent Terrorists From Repeating the September 11th Acts When Flying in From Other Countries?
• Human Rights Groups Are Protesting the Use of Cluster Bombs
• House Expected to Vote on Contentious Airline Security Bill
• U.S. Continues Targeting Taliban Front Lines
• New York State Cell Phone Law Takes Effect Today
• U.S. Uses `Long Stick' Bombing in Afghanistan
• Pakistan Government Attempts to Crack Down on Gun Ownership
• House to Vote on Divisive Aviation Security Bill
• U.S. Concentrates Bombing on Taliban Front Lines
• No Progress Made in Anthrax Investigation

October 31, 2001

• Rice in 'Vogue': Interview of Writer Julia Reed on National Security Adviser's Photo Spread
• Investigators Searching for Origin of Two Anthrax Cases
• U.S. Asking Turkey to Send Soldiers into Afghanistan; Eyewitnesses Saying Bombing Most Intense They Have Seen to Date
• Homeland Security: Interview of Police Chiefs on New Measures, Costs
• America Strikes Back: A Look at the Northern Alliance
• President and Congress Working on Airline Security Bill
• Life Returning to Normal in Kandahar, Despite Collateral Damage
• Michael Jordan Returns to Basketball
• Mineta Wants More Stringent Security Measures at U.S. Airports
• America Strikes Back: Secretary of Defense to Visit Middle East
• Kathy Nguyen Dies This Morning from Inhalation Anthrax
• Interview With Glen Hubbard
• Flight Attendants Requesting More Security
• Anthrax in America: New York Woman Dies

October 30, 2001

• Target: Terrorism: Authorities Call Latest Terrorist Threat Credible
• Talk with Two Firefighters from Arizona Who Have Worked with New York Colleagues
• Bronx Woman's Condition Being Watched After Being Diagnosed with Inhalation Anthrax
• Anthrax in America: Hospital Worker Latest to Show Symptoms
• Pakistan President Meets with Some Political Leaders
• Homeland Security: Americans Continue Routine Amid Warnings of Terrorism
• Ask CNN: What Are the Views of Afghanistan's Northern Alliance on the West and on Women?
• New Jersey Hospital Employee Contracts Inhalation Anthrax
• Lawmakers Now Considering Federalizing All Airport Screeners
• Marines Undergoing Anti-Terrorism Training

October 29, 2001

• Machine Will Use Electricity to Sterilize Mail
• Pakistani Tribesmen Want to Lend Military Help to Taliban
• CIA May Be Cleared For Assassination; Bush May Use Executive Order for Airport Security
• America Recovers: As Economy Goes Down, Wall Street Goes Up
• Anthrax in America: Authorities Looking into Possibility of Homegrown Terrorist
• Interview with Representative Mike Pence (R) of Indiana
• Supreme Court Justices to Use Doxycycline
• Anthrax in America: Disease Still Plagues America
• United Nations Refugee Agency Fear Hundreds of Refugees Being Affected Adversely
• America Recovers: Toxins at Ground Zero One By-product of World Trade Center Attacks
• Ask CNN: How Are American Muslims Viewed by Bin Laden Followers and Other Extremist Groups in the Middle East?
• Tips for Halloween Safety
• Update on Anthrax Cases in Hamilton Township, New Jersey
• Since September 11th, Main Focus on Terror Attacks and Their Aftermath
• President Tries to Enlarge Commitment of Other Nations to War on Terrorism.
• Fleischer Debunks Report that Anthrax is Iraqi in Origin
• Osama Bin Laden Hiding in Tunnels of Afghanistan
• Kamal Hyder Reports from Southern Afghanistan on Conditions There
• Bill Delaney Reports from Islamabad
• Interview With Mansoor Igaz

October 26, 2001

• The People Behind Aircraft Carrier Operations
• Homeland Security: NORAD Watches Skies
• America Strikes Back: Opposition Leader Abdul Haq Killed in Afghanistan
• Trace Amount of Anthrax Found in CIA Mail
• Country About to Enter New Era in Fight Against Terrorism; Abdul Haq, Exiled Mujahadeen Commander, Reportedly Executed by Taliban
• Anthrax in America: Brentwood Post Office Facility in Washington Major Focal Point
• Ask CNN: What Is Difference Between Skin Form and Inhaled Form of Anthrax?
• Anthrax Investigation: Government Workers Return to Offices Amid Continuing Concerns
• More Violence in Mideast Comes Amid Israeli Promises to Withdraw from Palestinian Areas and Palestinian Promise to Observe a Cease-Fire
• America Strikes Back: Taliban Claim Execution of Key Exiled Opposition Leader
• U.S. Military Begins Use of Cluster Bombs in Afghanistan
• Daschle Anthrax Strain Different from Others; Interview with Dr. Ivan Walks
• Israeli and Palestinian Official Speak Out About Current Conflict
• Second NBC Employee has Cutaneous Anthrax; Second New Jersey Postal Worker May Have Inhalation Anthrax

October 25, 2001

• Anthrax Investigation: Another Part of Hart Office Building Contaminated
• Scaffolding Collapse: Rescue Operation Ends
• America Strikes Back: Helicopters Effective, but Risky
• New Jersey Officials Expand Anthrax Letter Investigation
• Saudi Official Suggests Taliban is Close to Collapse
• Total Number of Anthrax Exposures Stands at 32
• Anthrax Investigation: New Evidence of Contamination Found in Hart Building
• Some Capitol Office Buildings Closed After Decontamination
• America Strikes Back: Afghan Heroin Might Finance Taliban, Northern Alliance
• Northern Alliance Looks to Take Advantage of Air Strikes

October 24, 2001

• Anthrax Investigation: Postal Employees Hardest Hit; Roundtable with Three Mayors
• America Strikes Back: Interview of Former Ranger in Failed Somalia Mission
• Anthrax Investigation: No Indication Anyone at White House Exposed to Anthrax; Are Antibiotics Enough?
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israel Continues Military Incursions Into Palestinian Territories
• Anthrax Investigation: Brentwood Facility in Washington Shut Down and Being Called a Crime Scene
• Homeland Security: Armed Guards Board Incoming Ships
• America Strikes Back: For Fourth Day in a Row, Jets Bombard Taliban Frontline
• Ask CNN: Who Makes Up Northern Alliance? What Does Alliance Represent?
• Anthrax Investigation: Six Washington Postal Workers in Hospital; Trace of Anthrax Found at Mail Center That Services White House
• America Strikes Back: Radio Used To Reach Afghan People
• Georgia Guard Unit Drills For Chemical and Biological Attacks
• Anthrax Investigation: Discussion with President-Elect of American Postal Workers Union
• Israel Claims Arrest of One Assassination Suspect

October 23, 2001

• Anthrax Investigation: Delay in Treating Postal Workers at Brentwood Facility
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israelis and Palestinians Urged to Return to Negotiating Table
• Pakistan Police Say They've Arrested Some 70 Islamic Fundamentalists; U.N. Says Military Hospital in Afghanistan Bombed Yesterday
• America Strikes Back: War Rages Over Afghanistan, Claims of Civilian Deaths Investigated; Capitol Hill Buildings Anthrax Free
• Anthrax Investigation: Mystery Continues
• Interview With Andy Serwer
• Lauren Hunter Reports From Los Angeles; Interview With Robert Thompson
• Interview With Don Shepperd
• Brian Cabell Reports From Atlanta; Interview With Vickee Armstrong

October 22, 2001

• America Recovers: Interview of 'Fortune''s Andy Serwer on Post- September 11 Economy, Charity
• Discussion with New York Governor George Pataki; Taliban Saying They Shot Down Two U.S. Helicopters
• American Recovers: Discussion with Nobel Peace Prize Winner Elie Wiesel
• America Strikes Back: U.S. War, Space to Ground
• America Strikes Back: Warplanes Striking at Frontline Positions of Taliban
• America Strikes Back: Pentagon Denies Taliban Claims of Helicopters Being Shot Down
• Homeland Security: Guard at Golden Gate Bridge Increased; America's Youth Sees Changed World
• Latest Anthrax Case Involves Postal Worker Diagnosed With Most Deadly Form of Exposure; Discussion of Threat of Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Anthrax Investigation: Washington Letter Carrier Diagnosed With Deadliest Form of Anthrax
• America Strikes Back: Look at Some of Taliban's Weapons
• Homeland Security: Security at Nation's Landmarks Tight As It Has Ever Been; U.S. Capitol Building Open

October 19, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Ground Troops in Afghanistan; Two Anthrax-Tainted Letters Were Postmarked in New Jersey
• Anthrax Investigation: Powdery Substance Found on Northwest Flight
• America Recovers: 'Fortune's' Andy Serwer Answers Economic Questions
• America Strikes Back: How Special Forces Might be Deployed in Afghanistan
• Anthrax Investigation: Look at Anthrax Test Kit
• America Recovers: Stars Donating Millions For Any Number of Good Reasons
• Bush Has First Meeting With Chinese President
• Israeli Tanks Roll Into Palestinian Territory
• Six Anthrax Infections Have Been Confirmed This Month; Look at Possible Use of Unmanned, Armed Aircraft in Afghanistan
• Fighting Erupts in Bethlehem After Car Explodes Killing Three Palestinians
• How the U.S. Military Detects Invisible Threats
• Anthrax: Field Test Kit Only For Use by Hazmat Teams
• U.S. Says Ground Troops are in Afghanistan
• U.S. Bombs North of Kabul
• Bush Meets With Asian Leaders
• New Jersey Letter Carrier Diagnosed With Anthrax
• Aid Workers in Afghanistan Report 10 Civilian Casualties
• A Look at Afghanistan's Geography

October 18, 2001

• Anthrax Investigation: Most of Capitol Hill Closed for Search
• America Recovers: Markets Prepare to Open After a Down Day
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of Sen. Bill Frist
• Target: Terrorism: Bin Laden Associates to Be Sentenced for 1998 Embassy Bombings
• America Strikes Back: A Look at Geography of Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Interview of Geologist Who Thinks He Knows Bin Laden's Recent Location by Rocks in Videotape
• America Strikes Back: Taliban Soldiers Defect to Northern Alliance
• Challenge for Ridge: Coordinate Federal Agencies for Homeland Defense
• CBS Employee Tests Positive for Anthrax

October 17, 2001

• America Recovers: U.S. Markets Open on Good News
• Anthrax Investigations: Search for Clues Continues
• Bush China Trip: Terrorism Center Stage in Meetings
• America Strikes Back: Tensions Between India, Pakistan Increase Over Kashmir
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of Attorney for Military Officers Who Refused Vaccinations
• Anthrax Scare: Who is Doing It?
• America Strikes Back: Tensions Rise Between India, Pakistan Over Kashmir

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October 12, 2001

• Homeland Defense: FBI Warns of Terrorist Attacks in Coming Days
• America Strikes Back: Police, Protesters Clash in Pakistan Protests
• America Recovers: How Well is United States Prepared to Meet Threat of More Terrorist Attacks?
• America Recovers: Andy Serwer of 'Fortune' Magazine Answers Viewers' Financial Questions
• America Strikes Back: Look at Military Air Hardware, Training
• Spirit of America: Peter Maxx on Campaign to Show His Heart Really is in His Art
• America Strikes Back: Bush administration Learning More and More Everyday About Al Qaeda Network
• America Remembers: Memorial Services for USS Cole Bring to Mind Recent Homeland Terrorist Strikes
• America Strikes Back: Fatal Case of Anthrax Exposure Has Heightened Public Fears About Bioterrorism
• America Remembers: Cole Victims to be Remembered Today
• Homeland Defense: Work Continues in Washington, D.C., Despite Intensified Security
• America Strikes Back: Anti-American Protests Taking Place in Pakistan; Space Agency Will Load Space Shuttle with 6,000 Flags
• Nobel Committee Awards Peace Prize to U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan
• Spirit of America: Interview of Immigrant Worker Who Saved Many With Sqeegee Before World Trade Towers Fell
• Anthrax Scare: NBC Employee Tests Positive for Anthrax
• America Strikes Back: Interview of Pathfinders' Capt. Ronald Franklin
• Interview of American Red Cross President Bernadine Healy

October 11, 2001

• Anthrax Investigation: Talk with Former Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector Richard Butler
• America Recovers: Feelings of Loss at Pentagon One Month After; First American Casualty of Operation
• America Strikes Back: Northern Alliance Claims Critical Territory
• America Strikes Back: In Washington, Police Block Off Capitol to Trucks
• America Recovers: In New York, Ceremony Marks Anniversary of September 11 Attacks
• Changed in a Moment: Interview of Photographer Richard Drew
• Military Options: Strategy Over Afghanistan

October 10, 2001

October 09, 2001

• Interview of Sen. Max Cleland: Extra Funds for Centers for Disease Control
• America Recovers: Markets Dropped Mildly Yesterday
• America Strikes Back: U.S. Capitol Has Increased Security
• Interview of Man on Flight With Panicked Passenger
• America Strikes Back: President Bush Concerned Too Many Intelligence Secrets Leaking
• America Strikes Back: Interview of Sen. Max Cleland: Extra Funds for Centers for Disease Control
• America Strikes Back: Washington Not Pleased with Syria Being Made Member of U.N. Security Council
• America Strikes Back: Diego Garcia: Small Island in Indian Ocean Plays Critical Role in War on Terrorism
• America Strikes Back: Following September 11 Attacks, Security Stepped Up Across Country
• America Under Attack: New Concerns About Threat of Bioterrorism
• America Strikes Back: Discussion with Foreign Minister of Northern Alliance
• America Under Attack: Can President Keep International Coalition Together?
• New York City Steps Up Security with National Guard
• Palestinian Authority Comes Down Hard on Protesters
• Morale High On USS Carl Vinson
• Description of a Battle Group
• Fate of Presidents Determined by Actions in Crises

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October 04, 2001

• Breaking News: Sibir Airlines Plane Crashes in Black Sea
• America Recovers: Powerful Rally on Wall Street Yesterday
• Target: Terrorism - President Bush's Agenda
• Changed in a Moment: Amateur Radio
• Attorney for 8 International Relief Workers in Afghanistan is Optimistic About Outcome of Trial
• Changed in a Moment: Insomnia Has Haunted Many in Past Three Weeks
• Changed in a Moment: Through Pictures, People Hoping for Word of Loved Ones
• Target: Terrorism - Humanistarian Aid to Afghanistan
• America Recovers: Ground Zero
• Target: Terrorism - President Bush's Agenda
• Talk with Parents of American Relief Worker Detained in Afghanistan
• Target: Terrorism - Aid to Afghanistan
• Target: Terrorism: More Specifics Connecting Bin Laden to Attacks
• America Recovers: Transportation in the U.S.
• Target: Terrorism: Is the New Airport Security Enough?
• Russian Airliner May Have Been Accidentally Shot Down
• Target: Terrorism - Bush Meets Vicente Fox to Discuss Coalition Against Terrorism and Announces $320 Million in Aid to Afghan People

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September 10, 2001

• Sacramento Deadly Rampage Ends with Suspect Killing Himself
• National First Ladies' Library Saluting Five Women
• Hearings Focusing on Defrauding Elderly Start Today
• Tourist Finds Himself in Tight Situation
• Should Health Care Should Cover Prescription Contraception
• Senate Hearing Getting Underway to Investigate Blustery Claims on Products Targeted to Older Americans
• Bush and Congress to Decide on Budget Spending
• Gun Battle Between California Police Officers and 20-Year-Old Man Ends with Suspect Dead
• Federal Health Experts Headed to Capitol Hill to Brief Lawmakers on Threat of West Nile Virus
• Atlantic City Set to Start Banning Compulsive Gamblers
• Ask CNN: What is a Hurricane Like For a Reporter
• Sacramento, California Rocked by Second Killing Spree in Less Than a Month
• Box Office Results From Weekend
• Congress Taking Look at Scams That Target Elderly
• Experts Head to Capitol Hill to tell Congress West Nile Virus Spreading Farther and Faster Than Expected
• Supreme Court Justices Says He Ran Out of Time
• Should Female Contraceptive Measures Be Covered in a Health Plan
• New Information Emerges in Hoffa Case
• Budget Battle May Necessitate Dipping Into Social Security
• Jackson Kicks-Off Tribute Concert and "Survivor" Outlasts its Competition

September 07, 2001

• Two Fast-Moving Fires Chasing Hundreds of Families Out of Their Homes in California
• Plan by Bush Administration to Provide Discount Prescription Drug Cards for Elderly Americans Hits Legal Roadblock
• Look Back at Michael Jackson's Thriller of a Career
• Microsoft Resolution Widely Disagreed Upon
• Disabled Athletes Conquer Mount Kilimanjaro
• Ask CNN: Why Are The Stocks Always Going Down
• Hotels of Buenos Aires
• Jobless Rate Soars to Highest Level in Four Years
• Reports Gary Condit May Retreat to Private Sector
• Deep Divisions Along Racial and Regional Lines Threatening to Cast Pall Over Close of U.N. Conference in South Africa
• Dialing And Driving Don't Mix
• Jack Welch Retires as Chairman of General Electric
• What Is History Behind Scoring System for Tennis?
• In Oroville, Firefighters Scrambling to Protect Homes in Path of Fresh Flames
• Congressman Gary Condit Said to be Telling Colleagues He is Leaning Toward Retirement
• Showbiz Today Reports: MTV Music Video Award Winners
• Government's Decision to Leave Microsoft as One Company Doesn't Mean Bill Gates' Legal Problems Over Just Yet
• State Department Warning Americans in Japan and South Korea to Watch Out for Possible Terrorist Attack
• Residents of Town in Rhode Island Believe They're Under Threat from Their Landfill
• Showbiz Today Reports: Jackson's Producer Discusses New Album
• Rumors of Condit Discussions With Colleagues Seem Unfounded

September 06, 2001

• Both President Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox Say They're Committed to Overhaul of Immigration Policies
• Is International Space Station Worth Your Tax Dollars?
• Ask CNN: How Do Scientists Figure Out How Long a Light Year is?
• International Space Station Tour
• Presidents Bush and Fox Address Flood of Mexican Laborers and Value in Terms Both Economic and Human
• Ask CNN: What Does it Take to Become a Secret Service Agent?
• Fox to Address House
• Congress Reaction to President Fox's Speech

September 05, 2001

• Athens Lab One of Only 10 in World
• Bomb Blast in Front of Elementary School Latest Terror Tactic Used by Protesters in Northern Ireland
• Judge Boosts Opposition for Red Light Cameras
• Mexico/U.S. State Visit About to Get Underway
• Authorities Trying to Determine What Kind of Shark Attacked Couple in North Carolina; Ask CNN: What Causes Sharks to Attack People?
• Husband and Wife Team Up for Firefighting Reality TV
• Mariah Carey Cancels Interview with Waters
• Many Mexicans Risk Lives in Effort to Cross U.S.-Mexican Border and Capture American Dream
• Condit to Return to Washington Today
• Lab in Athens, Georgia One of Only 10 Labs Worldwide Storing Human Embryonic Stem Cells
• Woman Attacked by Shark in North Carolina Improving, But Still Listed as Critical
• Bush and Fox Sit Down to Discuss Several key Issues
• Immigration Issue in Spotlight in Washington Today
• Attorney Ellen Lawton Discusses Program That Mixes Family Law With Medicine
• 'Elle Girl' Magazine Billed as Beauty Magazine for 21st Century Teen
• MTV Award Nominee Nikka Costa Ready for Big Night
• Heated Debate Underway in Senate Over Embryonic Stem Cell Research Funding

September 04, 2001

• Crews Pulled From Montana Fire
• When Sharks Attack: Couple at North Carolina Beach Injured
• Condit's Future: Congressman Returns to Washington With Uncertain Future
• Does Reno Stack up Against Governor Bush?
• Russian Racism in a Song
• Tow Truck Thief Keeps Police on 2 1/2 Hour Chase
• How Will Parkinson's Affect Reno's Run for Office
• Budget Battle Begins on The Hill
• When Sharks Attack: Couple Attacked off Coast of Cape Hatteras
• Showbiz Today Reports: Fun Films for Fall
• Western Wildfires: Blaze Grows to 56 Thousand Acres
• Shark Claims One Life in North Carolina
• Fertility Doctors Launch New Fertility Campaign
• Racism Conference Causing Serious Division
• Doctors Give Press Briefing on Condition of Woman Attacked by Shark

September 03, 2001

• In Virginia Beach, First Fatal Shark Attack in Country This Year
• Former Homeless Man Wins McDonald's Million
• In Retrospect, Grueling Summer for Markets
• Family Farm Needs to Work Every Day Available to Compete
• What will be the Jobs of the Future?
• President Bush will Appear Before a Crowd of Union Carpenters
• Fatal Shark Attack in Virginia Beach Puts Black Mark on Holiday Weekend
• CSFB Banned From China; Bristol-Myers Cholesterol Drug OK
• The Accomplishments of Vaccinations Today
• Shark Attacks May be Lower Than Yearly Average
• Slavic Macedonians and Ethnic Albanians in Village of Glogi Live in Peace
• Firefighters is Montana Bracing for Another Tough Day
• DVD Offers a Fun Aspect to Movie Watching
• In Montana, Firefighters Bracing for Windy Conditions
• Lifeguards Busy in Virginia Beach After Fatal Shark Attack

August 31, 2001

• Look at State of Children's Programming
• Ask CNN: Does The USO Still Work With Soldiers
• Dow Dips Below 10,000 Mark
• Private Funeral for Singer Aaliyah Gets Under Way Soon
• Staffers Defend Congressman Gary Condit
• Will Wall Street Continue its Slide?
• Spa Specializing in What is Unconventional and Unique
• America's Most Wanted Mark's 15th Year
• "O" Takes Shakespeare's "Othello" from Battlefield to High School Campus
• The Difficult Road Ahead for Gary Condit
• Dominican Republic Ruled Yesterday on Little League Pitcher's Age
• Aaliyah Memorial Service in Process
• What to do in the Uncertain Economy
• Questions Raised Over British National Party's U.S. Connections
• Gas Prices on the Rise
• Weekend Box Office: "O" and "Funny Girl"
• Capture of Nikolay Soltys: Ukrainian Community Speaks Out
• Police in Sioux City Closing in on Man Wanted in Connection to Killings of Seven People
• The Hiding Places of a Desperate Fugitive

August 30, 2001

• Bob Hope in Hospital for Pneumonia
• Michael Jackson to Preside Over Opening of Trading on Nasdaq
• President Bush Returns to Begin Battle of the Budget
• In California, Evacuees Home After Wildfires
• The Search for Chandra: D.C. Police Chief Charles Ramsey is Interviewed on WUSA
• U.S. to Send Low Level Envoy to Racism Conference
• Euro Currency to Debut in Germany
• President's Vacation and Partisan Politics at Work
• Workers' Rights in America
• Why Did Michael Jackson Open Nasdaq
• Number of Small Children Killed by Air Bags has Fallen Dramatically
• Bob Hope Recovering Four Days After Being Hospitalized with Breathing Problems
• Rookie Referees to Officiate Preseason Games
• Freddie Prinze Jr. Hooks Up With Jessica Biel in "Summer Catch"
• Commission in Dominican Republic Investigating Age
• Weaverville Fire 75 Percent Contained
• Oregon: Heated Battle Over Water Rights Continues
• How is U.S. Supreme Court's Chief Justice Chosen?
• Bob Hope Expected to Leave Hospital Within Days
• Copyright Violation Case Goes to Court Today
• Age of Pitcher Who Was in Little League World Series Has Raised a Lot of Controversy
• George W. Bush Heading Back to White House After Long Presidential Vacation

August 29, 2001

• GDP Figures Are Out
• Revised GDP Figures in Layman's Terms
• Construction Worker Counting Blessings After Surviving Freak Accident
• Senator McCain Undergoes Prostate Surgery
• Plans to Build Underground Visitor Center in Capitol
• Ask CNN: What It's Like to Set a World Record?
• Disabled Climbers Scale Mount Kilimanjaro
• Western Wildfires Particularly Ravenous Past Two Years
• GDP Figures Spread Tremendous Psychological Overhang
• California Wildfire Forces Residents to Evacuate
• What Does Positive GDP Growth Mean for Economy?
• Nasty Wildfire Burning in Northern California
• Senator McCain is Undergoing Prostate Surgery
• FDA Approves New Type of Pacemaker That Could Get Patients Off Transplant Lists
• New Visitors Center for Capitol Approved for Construction
• Aaliyah Honored at Lady of Soul Award Show
• Lennox Lewis and Hasim Rahman Prepare for Rematch
• California Fire Forces Residents To Evacuate
• President Bush to Push for Bigger Pentagon Budget
• The Revised GDP is Out Today.
• McCain Undergoes Surgery in Phoenix; Mother and Son Recovering from Liver Transplant

August 28, 2001

• Two Ferocious Fires Continue to Burn in California
• Son Does Partial Liver Transplant to Save Mother
• Danny Almonte May Have Been Two Years Older Than Little League Rules Allow
• Across the Country, Fans of Aaliyah Mourning Her Death
• GWU V.P. Discusses 300 Extra Freshmen Students
• The Faltering Economy is Hurting Nation's Surplus
• Gary Condit Speaks Out in Father's Favor
• Two College Students Discuss Feelings About SATs
• L.A. County Fire Maybe Due to Arson
• Maine Powerball Winners Claim Prize
• Little League Pitcher Danny Almonte Too Old to Play?
• Standardized Test Debate Heats Up
• Hundreds of Firefighters Remain on Front Lines in Western U.S.
• Congressman Condit Getting Helping Hand from Son and Slap on Hand from Political Ally
• CBO Forecasting Treasury Will Have to Dip into Social Security to Pay Bills
• Son Donating More Than Half of His Liver to His Mother
• The Great Ritalin Debate
• Amid the Celebrations, There is a Cloud of Controversy
• SAT's Quite Important, But Also Quite Controversial

August 27, 2001

• Singer/Actress Aaliyah Dies in Plane Crash
• One Winner Comes Forward to Claim Piece of Powerball Pie
• Situation Not Improving For Condit
• President Bush's Call for Immigration Reform Coming Under Fire
• Chromosome 4 Has Key to Longevity
• Boys from Florida Lose to Tokyo Team
• Pentagon Sources Confirm U.S. Spy Plane Lost Over Iraq
• Friends Remember Aaliyah
• Three Mo' Tenors
• Officials from Multistate Powerball Lottery Hoping to Hear from Game's Newest Millionaires
• Paula Poundstone to Appear in Court Today
• President Bush Looks to Sell Tax Cut, Mend Weakening Economy
• Convicted Murderer Fights For Overnight Stay With Son
• Entertainer Aaliyah Perishes in Plane Crash
• New Smyrna Beach Sees Nine Shark Attacks in Past Week
• Ask CNN: When and Where Did Tennis Originate?
• Weekend Box Office Hits
• Boy Gives Birthday Money To Save Another
• NIH Announces 60 Existing Stem Cell Lines

March 05, 2001

• Interview with Editor of 'The New Republic'

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